The Washington times., 1916-12-03
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H. IMPORTED by the original com
~ pany, Julian Eitfnge. imperson-
TX ator star OF musical comedy.
will come 60 tho National
Thsater. the week beginning tomor.
row night, with matinees on wednes-
day and Saturday. In his comedy en-.
titled 'tCousin Lucy" IL was In this
same play that Eitings created such
q favorable impression last season,
but all who saw that entertainment
will md that so many new speeisities,
been added as 20 make the Offering
this season practically . new attrac-
ton.
est among the feminine sex. will DO
the exhibition BY the star on the
opening night OF q special new ward.
robe said 20 be valued at $4,000. con
align that their counterpart are not
likely TO be seen locally for months
The story OF "cousin Lucy" deals
Julian Entinss, to pass himself on
ss dead to collect a much needed life
insurance money. To do this he an.
nounces his own death In q railroad
.sf as cou ns %ss asssan. 70 h ~.
apartments in New York and immedi.
bic,
Ju,.% H,, .ss s1YeS iS SrnSan s.ns
Oaker. Dallas Wexford, Mark Smith,
Carolyn Lila, Charles Morrison, Ma.
belle cedar., Joe Smith Marba, Arthur
Behrens, Florence Ingersoil, and
others.
Beisscss The Passing
show OF 1sis.
ffT HE PASSING SHOW OF
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Winter Garden, New York,
will be the attraction at the Belasco
Theater next week with matinees on
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Each OF these shows has had, along
with the various spectacular wonders,
one big melodramatic smash. Mem
DRY carries MS back to the Capitol
steps in 1.-The Passing Show OF 1915"
the transcontinental flying machine
In mid-ocean In the 1914 show; the
destruction OF "A city during a Yep
pelin raid came last season, and now
We are having the most spectacular
feature yet seen, the charge OF the
u. s. Cavalry on the Mexican border.
I'd Wynn heads the list OF comedians,
His garage scene In said TO be the
most hilarious travesty that has ever
been seen In Winter Garden show.
so Tssn 'hs with ssi' ..t AsSsn
sense OF the comic.
But the list Is too long to specialize
IS 70 each member one can only
state that there will be Fred Walton,
cancers; Augusta Dean, Herman Tim.
bsrg, Philbrick and Swor, william
Arnold, Stella Hoba, Ssranoff. the
violinist; James Clemens, Ma Belle,
the dancer; Bert Savoy, Jay Brennan,
the five. violin beauties. Eiida Nor
Keith's, Eddie Foy.
Natalie Ait Vaudeville.
r. DDIE FoY has returned to the
- vaudeville stage from the
~ movies and will appear at
Keith's this week. His Mother
Goose classic has been arranged for
vaudeville by George Hobart. and
william Jerome has supplied the
score with tuneful melodies.
In the Old Woman In the Shoe APP
pear not only Eddie Foy, but the
,tle I'D Foys ma The ana f1' her spPssrs as
the too. numerous progeny.
An added attraction will be Natalie
Ait, remembered here as the star OF
tAdele," the musical comedy success.
Miss Alt will offer repertoire of new
songs and many of her stage hits.
Julius Tanner appears In a mono-
logue claimed to be entirely new.
Other inclusions In the bill are Ed
Flanagan and Neeley Edwards In "Off
and On" Charles Cartnell and Laura
Harris In "Golfing With Cupid" the
Mirano brothers. in a flying act; Lew
81 and White In songs and dances; the
three Bobs; pipe organ recitals, and
the Hearst international pictorial.
PeIi'si Mels-
Drama.
<k- HE Mnlionaire's Son and the
Shop Girl" new melo-
drama by W. c. Herman,
win be the Offering OF the
international Circuit at Polls The
ater beginning at S:l5 o'clock and
continuing throughout the week with