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The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
COsm Os-N u d deyiIie.

Percy Winters and associate players in
a playlet entitled For Dear Old Penn"
recounting the adventures of a university
expedition in the wilds of Asia and the
Maids of Arcadia. a sextet of youngsters,
in one of the prettiest girl revues of
the year, will head the Cosmos Theater
bill the FIRST half Of this week. Other Of
ferings will include Armstrong and Ford
in sidewalk comedy. Blackface Billy
Morse in Brave but CAREFUL Bonner
and Powers. in a hodge podge of songs.
epigrams and dance features, and, for
the first time in Washington; Loana
Graham, Honolulu Truth Girl" with the
cartoon and "Piney Ridge" featuring
FRITZ Brunette as the photoplay feature.
News attractions for the last half OF
the week. beginning Thursday, will in
clude a beautiful posing act, "Adonis
and dogs" Delmore and Moore in BE
hind the Scenes" Folsom and Brown;
the Wilson Aubrey Trio. and Kilgard and
Dell.
Pryor's tone poem, in Lovers Lane"
excerpts from Reinhardt's 1.-THE Purple
Road" Huerter's reverie, Told at Twi.
light" Raleigh Smiths They Called II
Dixie Land" selections from Donizetti's S
"Lucretia Borgia," Albers intermezzo,
Basket of Roses;'' Johnsons Calico
Rag" a fox trot, and Brewers idyll at
Sunset" will be some of the selections
of the orchestral program offered at the
concerts today. New specialties and other
attractions will be provided, including
news of the Washington-Chicago ball
game on the Cosmos scoreboard.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
NOTED PHOTOPLAY
EARLY BOOKING

The literary folk Of the National Capital
as well as the theater goers have mani
Tested an unusual interest in the forth
coming production Of the photoplay
adaptation of Helen Hunt Jacksons IA
nous novel, Ramona" TO be on view at
the Belasco Theater. the week Of June &c.
The film drama has been shown only
in New York and Boston, where It ap-
peared at regular theater prices to crowd
ed houses. The play is built on an en-
tirely different scale than most adapted
novels. Donald CRISP. one of David w.
Griffith's most skillful lieutenants and
the originator Of many OF the devices
that have made the name OF Griffith IA
nous in the photoplay world. was the
producer of Ramona" He selected his
cast with considerable care and every
scene made was in the locality treated
In the novel.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Garden-Petrova in .sThe Scarlet
Woman

Nine. Petrova, in THE Scarlet Woman -
a drama of New York society life and
the Great White Way, will be the leading
feature at Moore's Garden Theater from
today to Wednesday inclusive The story
centers around bank official who,
caught red-handed In the act of looting
the institution, shoots to kill He is
arrested for murder and in order to se-
cure his release his wife sacrifices her.
self " the altar of honor.
Tn Jmedy section of the program
on these days Till be "Mr. Mutt, the
Janitor," presented by a company headed
by Frank Daniels.
On Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Billie Burke will be seen In Hidden
Fires" the sixth chapter of Rupert
Hughes' screen novel. 'Gloris.s Romance ''
On Thursday and Friday will be the first
showing of the initial Mutual Stap-pro-
duction, Soul Mates" having as its
stellar player william Russell. On Sat
urday there will be an all-star program
headed by Gladys Hullette, J. H. GIL
mour and Kathryn Adams In ..other
Peoples Money" The bill will further
include Mary Pickford in "A Mountain
eer's Honor" Special music will be rem
dered by the Garden Symphony orches-
ira
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11

much interest by photoplay patrons. In
silks and Satins" she is given plenty
of opportunity to display her talents In
this picture she portrays the character
Of Felicite. a modern American girl.
Felicite's father wanted her to marry a
man whom she did not love. In rummaS-
ing through a drawer in an old table one
day she came across an old diary in
which was inscribed story of thrills,
heartaches. love, battles and deeds of
glory and heroism which provided the
answer for her great problem. And as
she read in the diary she decided to fol-
low the example of her great-great-grand- =
mother and marry the man she loved in
spite of all other obstacles.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Louise
HUFF will be pictured in "Destiny's Toy"
a romantic story, the scenes of which
are laid along the great seacoast of
Block Island. Miss Hun is the young
lady who scored such a notable success
as the country lassie in the perturbation
of The Old Homestead"
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11

be given in the afternoon and two in the
evening. Another free feature for the
Sunday patrons will be a specially ar
ranged program of photoplays in the
attractions which make the resort an
ideal place for harmless Sunday recrea-
ton.
Dozens of fresh reservations coming
in for outings by Sunday schools and
other big organizations, bring fresh proof
OF Glen Echo's popularity as a picnic
place. With big groves of spreading
trees. boating and fishing, Fairgrounds
and cool breezes, the big park. high up
over the Potomac, offers every require
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Theatrical Baedeker.

Belasco - "Mr. Lazarus. A
new comedy by Harvey O'iig-
gins and Harriet Ford efecting
the return of Henry E. Dixey
from the variety to the "legiti-
mate" theater.
. Polls Too Much johnson"
William Gillette's farce in which
he starred.
Keith 's-Well balanced bill of
vaudeville, headlined by Louise
Dresser.
Loew's Columbia-Marguerite
Clark in Silks and Satins."
Cosmos-Vaudeville.
Lyceum-Burlesque.
Garden. Strand. and Gran
dall's-Feature Films.
Glen Echo Park.
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PoIi'.-"Too Much johnson,

William Gillette made a contribution to
the laugh-producing elements of the
world when he created TOO Much John
son." a three-act farce which will be Of
fered for the first time at popular prices
this week at Polls Theater.
This was one of Gillette's starring vehi-
cles.
A. H. Van Buren, will play the Gillette
role. Maude Gilbert will be the trusting
wife, and Bessie Warren the doubling
mother-in-law.
The adventures of Mr.. Johnson are
numerous and varied. One Billings has
assumed this name to carry forward
clandestine meetings with the wife of a
Cuban importer who is much away from
home. Billings has told his family that
he is the owner OF a ranch in Cuba and
as Is inevitable, the time for showing
that ranch to his wife and mother -in-law
comes. Incidentally the importer be-
comes aware of certain amours and goes
on search Of the gentleman in question.
The first act is on board a steamer leav-
ing New York for Havana. The fun
wakes fast and furious on board and is
continued for two acts on the farm near
San Diego with new and ludfcrous situa-
tions following one another in rapid-fre
order.
The three acts of Two Much Johnson
offer the novelty and luxury of a sea voy-
age and typify the elegant leisure of life
on Cuban ranch for all save Augustus
Billings, whose clandestine carryings-on
in the name OF Mr.. Johnson cause the
Aforesaid Billings no end of trouble.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11

ment for pleasant day spent in the
open.
In the new Derby Racer the park boasts
Of the best amusement feature to be had
at any resort. With the midway, gravity,
carrousel and other fun providers added
TO the list, the park makes good its claim
Of amusement for all" The real. dyed
Iin-the-wool Glen Echo fans are found in
( the dancing contingent, and every even
ing at $50 when the big orchestra starts
playing at least some OF the regulars
take the floor
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Goes with New Firm.

Still another of the Frohman stars is
being annexed by the young but already
very important producing company OF
Corey. Williams & Ritter. John Drew is
to appear under their management next
season Mr. Drew is to open early in
October in a new play by Langdon Mitch
ell This latest Drew vehicle is a dra-
matization of scenes from Thackeray's
"Pendennis." The title of the play Is
Major Pendennis.@
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Lyceum-BurleSOue-

The Jitney Girls" a two-act burletta,
will be the attraction at the Lyceum
this week, featuring Harry Rogers. as
Mr.. Katz, Dell Benn as Mr.. Gush, and
Harry lie Van as Mr.. Cohen, three mar
ried men who have stolen Off to the sea-
shore with some ladies for a quiet days
fun only to meet their wives with strange
gentlemen out for the same purpose.
In the disentangling of the subsequent
mixup many humorous situations are
brought about.
The cast of principles has been con-
siderably strengthened this week by the
addition of Rags" Murphy, an eccentric
comedian well known in buriesque.
Hazel Grant, Edith Kohnle, and Bessie
Palmer carry the feminine roles, and the
Lyceum chorus has been augmented by
several performers.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Step This Way.

step This Way" a modern version of
THE Girl Behind the Counter" is Lew
Fields latest vehicle. The book is by
Edgar Smith, while Z. Ray Goetz and
Bert Grant have brought lyrics and mu-
sic up-to-date MIR. Fields plays his orig
inal role of Henry Schnift. while Lew
Brice, Charles Judels, and Nan Bren.
non are prominent in his support. The
offering is booked for a summer run on
Broadway At the Shubert thester.
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THE CURRENT WEEK
BeIasco-Henry e. Dfxey in NO
LAZARUS

Belasco-Henry e. Direy In NO
Lazarus"
Washington is to have Henry E. Dixey
in his new starring vehicle, Mr.. Lag
arus," which will open a weeks engage
ment at the Belasco Theater tomorrow
night, with matinees Thursday and Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Lazarus" is said to be another
surprise from Harriet Ford and Harvey
]. O'Higgins, but comedy this time
with young love and a saucy heroine as
well as plot and villain!
The cast, headed by Mr.. Dixey, includes
that famous character woman, Florence
Arnold. whose Mrs. Henneberry in THE
Things that Count and Ma De Sale in
Mrs. Bumstead-Leigh" were called a
masterpiece of genre by the critics, and
who has given excellent account of her
self this season in The Melody OF
Youth" Eva lie Gallienne, who made
her stage- debut In London a year ago
with Constance Collier in "Monna Van
ma" Marie Ascaraga, the young Spanish
actress who recently made hit In Bos-
ton with Charles Dalton In THE Sea
Wolf" William T. Clarke, recalled in
many comedy roles, notably THE Argyle
Case" and Tom Powers, the young
American actor who was selected for the
/ title role in "Barnaby Rudge," the Dick
ems pageant. given in Surrey, England
last season The stage director is George
Henry Trader, who has been associated
with host of dramatic successes, and
who this season put on Treasure Island u
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Loew's Colum and
Satfus.v

silks and Satins" is the title of the
picture in which Marguerite Clark plays
the leading role and which will be pre-
sented at Loew'sr Columbia today, con-
tinuing until Wednesday. A Marguerite
Clark picture is always heralded with
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
I ENIY E.DIXEY INA NEW COMEDY
PLAYS And PLAYERS
NOW IN new YORK

William Hodge. in His Summer Home
on Long Island, Admits His Deligh,
in Fixing Sister" and Looks For
ward to Brilliant Season for the
New Comedy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Glen Echo Park.

Visitors to Glen Echo Park today will
have another opportunity to hear the Sol
diers' Home Band. Under the direction
Of Prof. Zimmerman. two concerts WIN
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
THEATRICAL BALL
KEEPS ON ROLLING

New Play by Harvey OFiiggins and
Harriet Ford Was Given Splendid
Reception Last Thursday in New
Haven. Where 1t Had a Tryout
Before Coming Here.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11

CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
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itiirmiides @ctter trGgt bicI sur%ec.
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luro &lstorlin. Sn lctterer bat 8rof.
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tnlInen &edicIbe5icbungen smiIfen
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lit, onB Ole Sungen nidlt oaril6cr
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2le6er rattonerfe 9tter3u6f.

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3iegen.

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filr anoere Sbiere madien tmln- Yuf
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lie ner6elt Itets 81 ibren NeItern al.
%rildfebren.
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tiQ9Iten NIT trodcnem 4ebrenforn
bis gum Serfduf bin gefiittert. 9erblt.
ferfel un0 lold)e aus Dem Srit)iG1r,
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tbcilbofteite Ntetbooe ermeiien.
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Crib" borsutperfen. 9os modt Die
ipcnigite Irbeit uno ser itets quite
Mppet't, ben Die Sbierc fir oos
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Der beIten Sdpcine5iifter int 2onbc
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ODER eeqlc1t.
SSo mon it'd idon friihcr nit Der
allaclc9enheit ucrluhsmeiic held,df-
tl9t hot lit nlnn gu ocriuic0rnrt
GraebniIlen geldnqt unn in mand,en
Jolcn %geIongt man 3u ser 4nlidt
DOB ons Sdrotcn uno Nnqueuen 6a5
&orns einel entidieoenen &ortbcil in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

fir sic Serbiternte getroffen meroen.
Gs lit oesholb ielbitDeritdnolih, tuent
ouh burfous niht 81 biuigen.
BOP oltf mbere midtiq2 arbei-
ten oftntois ni6t sic Sorgfolt
berDcnoet miro, mel6e i1nen
eigentlih ibrer 8ebelitun1 mad
fir oen 9on8en 8flon3enbo,, 6ufcnl.
men ioltc, ndmIid oos EfIiiqen ser
Stoppcl. Monder 6orner oenft bo-
bel, DOB 5ieie @rbeit mobl nid)t 10
t%totbnenoig lei, oo ons SelS. ioneit es
nit Sommerfrilften angchm,t miro,
Dor @inter obnebieS nod tief &c.
pfliiet tperoe, Dob err iid olio Die
4rbeit bes StoppelItiirsens IN elmer
3eit, no I'M Ianbmirtbiboit!id)en @e,
tsieb ~iofpieio alleS orunter uno oril5er
gebt, herubigt ihenfen rno bod no.
nleitens fir ruDigere Tcriooen out.
fparen fonne. Oieler Nnitht miro
ia ncn berufener Seite INNER ipieoer
ert9eacneetreten, benn bon Dem redt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

Die obgeernteten Eilor8cn bintcr.
lailen aen 8ohen, mebr ooer lpenlger,
IL Dem be5etdneten trilnteligen uno
m4rben 3uitono uno l1Bt it'd unmit-
tel6ar nuh Der @rnte ole 0ear6el-
tltng oru leidtelte1 O0rllebmen. Mar.
tet man nod einlge Soge. Damn gcht
Die Wonel9ure Derlnren mo Der
9ohen l0Bt iid unter ll~ntit1n0cn Jlr
ni6)t, oocr ood nur icbr idrper bear
beiten. Oesbalb bot Ger Snt, odB
der YSfllig nrn Griltemogen bdugefi
lon." feline boae 9ereftigung. Oos
Stilr3en m1B alio 10 bolo ais irgeno
moQIih poreeron1ucn mer0en; Oft
mails 0ilrfte cS lid emnfchlcn, oas
@ctrei0e IN Fltppett ouf5uiteQen ltno
5lulld)en ben Geibcn 81 pflil0en, be-
IoaOerS mettrl cine Auinot nit @riin-
oitltgllngsptlail5en bcabiidlttgt lit. =
0ds SdI1len fam nit Dem &uItl
ratnr ousgefiibrt mcrnert. ocnn cs
Qeniiet p%ouitonoiQ. iuenn Die 6urdc
gang ieidt gcgebCn miro. I'm oic
untroutlomcn gum aufaeben SIT Oer-
anloIien. lit oieiem olrh Gqgen.
cucntien oid @al5en elm gutes SENT
bett 6u ihaffen, I'm iie Damn NIT Der
9erbitfrlldt 5u pernidten. Ourd)
lnterbrinqrng ser Stoppelriidit1noe
miro Der &limusporroth oeS 0ooens
permebrt, mas mieoer cine 8erbelier.
lng Der medaniid]en 8ooeubeihof.
fenf)eit be0eitet.