The Washington times., 1916-08-30
AMUSEMENT list
FOR WASH|NGTON|ANS
Polls.

Polls.
Eugene Blair will appear at the
Polls Theater commencing next Mon
day afternoon. In THE Eternal Mag
dalene." a recent New York success.
THE Eternal Magdalene" was writ
ten as a protest against the unfair.
ness and the uncharitableness Of
those who. in their own wisdom. seek
to pass judgment on their fellow
Eugene Blair's impersonation Of
is ample guarantee that in THE Eter-
nal Magdalene" she will not be lack
ing in the essentials that have char
acterized her In the past.
The management Is sending the play
FortyeeishtS Street Thsstsr.' New
York, last season, and with COM
pany headed by Eugene Blair and
Including in It's personnel Wilson
Collier. Girard Patterson, Howard
Smith, Arthur Davis, Brian barley.
Fanny Clifford. Mytra Bellair. and
Annette Harris.
ances. matinees will be given on
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday.
Keith's.
Next week the B. F. Keith theater will
present a vaudeville bill. In tribute to
Labor Day, offering THE World DAN
GERS" with Emile Lea, Tom Dingle.
Doris Lloyd. James Templeton. and
other American and foreign interpre-
tative artists--sixteen In all. There are
eight scenes In the spectacle. each illus
trating an epoch In the dance history Of
theworld since the dawnof history. May
Tully Is the producer. The second stellar
made her debut here last season.
Among her descriptive ditties is why
Columbus Landed Here
Others impressed for the manufacture
as 1.-TWO Southern Gentlemen" Walter
Shannon. Marie Ann's. and Company In
.'The Garden OF Love-" tho Stan-Stan.
ley trio as 1.-THE Bouncing Fellows;
Ezra Matthews and company In Pros.
'The Variety Boy" Paul Gordon. Tho
Wire Wonder" the pipe organ recitall
and the Pathe news pictorial.
Next Sunday. at 8 and Sis p. m. the
Keith theater bill will offer Irene
piano. Princess Toots Paka and her
Hawaiian troubadours and dancers
Hugh Herbert and company In The
Prediction:" and all the other features
of the current program.
Belasco.
The operate spectacle Aim, "Ra-
mona" has been booked for a limited
engagement Of two weeks at the
ReIasco Theater, starting next Mon
This attraction is the reproduction
through the combined agencies OF mo-
ton pictures and orchestral music OF
Helen Hunt Jackson's romance OF
early California, one OF the most pop
ular historical love stories ever
printed.
The screen presentation Of the mar
rative is one OF the longest used In
single performance. Likewise its mu-
steal score Ii of extraordinary mag
nitude and scope, being synchronically
"cued" to every second OF action. The
run Of the film takes nearly three
hours.
For the engagement here the full
ten-reel production will be sent. with
complete effects and musical score,
including specially chosen musicians
for an augmented orchestra.
Gayety.
Rose SydelTs London Bellies, ono o.
the best known burlesque companies
touring the Columbia circuit. comes Il
the Gayety next week. This organization
notwithstanding the length of time 4
has been before the public. Is heraldet
as being right up to the moment II
the character Of entertainment which
| is brimful OF novelties and surprises.
A two-act musical burlesque, "A Tril
to Washington" built on laughing line
with plenty of musical numbers inter
spersed, Is the piece de resistance which
| should prove OF particular interest
owing to its local setting.
| The cast Is headed by Johnnie Weber
| William S. Campbell. Sinclair and Ire
ment, Smith and Pullman. Frances Cor
sists of more than a score of pretty