The Washington times., 1916-01-30

methods. as are used today by their
male opponents.
Zella Russell plays the part OF the
candidate for mayor while. to June
Mile Is assigned +ile part Of the poll
tlcal boss. That, the male element Is
not altn2ether neslkctcd Will be seen
by the fact that Harry * Morton and
Joseph Emerson appear to assist 10
| creating some OF the many humorous
situations.
what life IN prison is since the Prison
Welfare League has come into being.
Is also included in the bill. The
| chorus IL made up OF more than a
score OF Broadway beauties.
Keith's: Elsie Janis In
limitations. Vaudeville.
r. Isle JANIS, offering impress
~ sions of Favorite Stars" heads
the Keith bill for this week.
Each Of her subjects is present.
ed in the reverse of what he usually
dOes-Foy and Cohan in a pathetic duet
Frank Tinney I'm a serious recitation;
Sarah Bernhsrdt. singing "Tipperary."
and Ethel Barrymore warbling Hello.
Frisco" Miss Janis will include. in ad-
dition. her Joyous Dance"
An attractive supporting program is
announced win new musical feature
ralph Dunbar's Maryland singers. six
beauties in the crinolines of the South
In the sos, and q ban1oist giving the
melodies OF Dixie before the war. Will
Morrissey and DolHe Hackett: Claude
and Fannie Usher in "Fagan's Decf-
| sion; Raymond and Caverly: Corcoran
and ,Dingle in "a Vaudeville Splash: -
Ralph Lohse and Mana Sterling: Her
berts loop the loop and leapinE dogs;
the pipe organ recitals and Pathe news
pictorial complete the bill
LOew's Columbia: Pauline
Frederick In ''The Spider" Films.
iTHE management OF ] oew's CO.
| lumbia Theater annnunces a,at
In the future there will h. a
| change in program inasmuch as
there will be a new prOGIction ex-
hibited on Sundays which will continue
throughout the first four dsys of the
week, and then during the last tI,tee
days there will be an entii ely different
program
Beginning this Afternoon ard continu-
ing through the first fotr days of Ahis
IN screen Interpretation of THE
/ Spider, In whicn she appears In Two
J hlstlnct roles, one of Valerie st. cyr,
a notorious Partisan beauty, and her
abandoned daughter, Joan Marche.
The last three days OF the week
nessee Partner" adapted for tine
screen by Marion Fairfax, from
the stage version of the story by
Scott Marble, This story pictures the
early gold rush in California and the
/ wonderful influence to a small child
\ over a large number Of rO1gh men. in
| the cast supporting Miss Ward are such
artists as Jack Dean, Charles Clary,
Jessie Arnold. Raymond Hatton, James
NELL and other members OF the LasiSy
All-Star Company
Strands sgd Chaplin In
''The Submarine Pirate Films.
A T Moore's Strand Theater on Sum
n day and Monday the program
~ will be headed by sgd Chaplin,
in "The Submarine Pirate. {"
THE Submarine Pirate was produced
with the cooperation Of the Navy De-
partment OF the United States, under a
Special permit from Secretary Josephus
Daniels. The supplementary attraction
win be Harold Lockwood in The Man
in the Sombrero," a vivid Westetn
drama. on Tuesday and Wednesday
THE Submarine Pirate" will be con-
tinued by Mr.. lockwood and May Alli-
| son viii be seen In another MIN play
THE Broken Cross" adapted from 'Ru-
po On T6nrse Friday and Saturday
Miss Mary Boand will appear In ''The
Edge Of the Abyss" The picture un-
folds a remarkable story Of wife .
temptation and how she ls saved from
| the pathway of regrets by burglar
who happens into her home Just as she
| liz about TO elope with her admirer. Tine
burglar who has been beiriended oy
her husband. shows her the toliy OF
her course and persuades her 20 re-
main with her husband. The cast IN