The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
Bernhardt and Tom Wise Lead
Artists on Theater Programs

claimed II 10 asserted that thrsurh
natural gifts. whose possession he
does not share with any other lfvtng
human. Hr. Kellogg fears no tenissn
Of Wild or deep. air or bush, ana he
sings all the songs of ne feathsrsd
children Of the forest and al TIE
calls Of the vfld Of the wooda
The comic division win be LED by
Fred Whitnsld and Marie Ireland, az
sisted hy Lev Murdock In 'Ths Belle
of Btngvfna" q rural satire. comminR-
ling comic eharacterizations. buoolic
songl eooentr5c dancing. In fact n ~
said to be one of the most IauEhabls
acts In vaudeville. Those who remern-
Der otsro. the great Spanish dancer.
OF q decade ago, will hnd their mem
ory of her dissip.ted by Nina vsisirs,
bHled a. The New otero." and en-
plotted ~ without q rival In fiesta and
gitana dance& Another sketch sue
cess by Edgar Allan woolf, called
Cotton stockinGs" win be presented
by Mabelle Adams and Marion Nur-
ray and . rssoundfng hit is expected
Of them Frank orth eonoootsd
Wood and Bunee wyde. and it 10 said
TO Be their best efsring In half .
dosen seasons Other attractions viii
be Martin Brennan and Ethel Powell
In popular songS the Cycling Bru-
nettss In q sensational cycling series,
the pipe organ recitals and the news
pictorial
Psif's-tBresdwsy Aftsr Dsrt."
Hslton Povelrs prodpct3oa. Broad
way After Dark which VIII be pre-
sented In this city for first time TO-
night at Polfs Theater, IL Q play show
saw ~ 49,
young woman who, after leadinR q
vsyward life. tries to reform Ths
author. W. c. Herman. bases his srUu-
ment on the statement that there are
many women who have retraoed their
steps on the primrose path. closed ths
book OF their past and made it .
volume.
In Broadway After DARK vssast
LeClair has come to New York and
a great city. The lure Of the Ritter
ing lights Of Broadway and the fasci-
nations Of the cabarets claim her. and
the first act hnds her the occupant Of
a fashionable apartment and sur
rounded by friends Of Questionable
character. A young man. Victor Man
ming. falls In love with her and she
reciprocates his affection. Manning
wants to marry her. but Stephen
has been attentive to Violet attsmpts
to get rid OF the newcomer. Man
ming persuades Violet TO leave her cid
associates and she is living quietly In
the country when her former friends
come and try TO lure her back to
Broadway. She refuses and informs
them that she intends to marry Man
ming In q few days.
How the plot Is exposed and what
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Manning Is told In strong dramatic
scenes before the tall of the nnal
curtain
Virginia Duncan has the role Of the
Broadway Camille" and is supported
by an exceptional east
Gayety-BsrIess.e
''The.Aviator." In the attraction offered
by q two-act musical comedy entitled
the Twentieth Century Msids' at
the Gayety Theater this week.
The hrst act 10 In four scenes. the
nrst laid In the interior Of q Psrisisn
soes. see the ss. sssS1d ssrs ON IA. Ss sfooyS
Bridge and the fourth In . Den Of
apaches.
As an incident to the working out
of the plot. several vaudeville special
ties are 20 be introduced. one OF the
most sensational Of which 10 entitled
The Mysteries Of Paris" introdueing
the latest Partisan novelty. The BED
waltz" psntomimio dance BY Nile.
Airline Donaire and Jules Le- Baroe.
supported by q large cast
The principals ins''The Aviator" are
James Bartlett. John Barry and Jsrtss
Howell, wsll-l<nown comedians and
Drena Mack, walter Morrison and
Arthur Young. Among the song hits
to be introduced are NY Queen Of
Dreamland." VIII Some One Bring ny
Daddy Back TO Ne" and wine.
Woman and Song"
Cosmos-yaudevflle
The Cosmos Theater viii festurs
election week with the most elaborate
Offering ever attempted by It. with an
extra performances on election night
at which the returns from the cleo
tion in all parts OF the country viii
be announced from the stage
'sThe Junior Mimic world" ths fsa-
ture extraordinary Of the continucus
btiI Of vaudeville to be presented.
,rIII omar twenty-fye Of the clsyersnt