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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
This Weeks
Calendar

Nationai-''The Birth Of a Nation"
Fourth week OF Aim spectacle.
4. Evenings, s:16 Matinee, daily, 2:l6
Todays performances. 3 and s;lS.
Phoebel" Annual Mask ana wig
2:2o, Ellis Bridal Night" farce
comedy, with the Dolly sisters.
Evenings. 2:ao. Matinee. Saturday.
2:20.
Poli's-"Faust." Stock production OF
dramatic version OF Goethe's poem.
SIP b n ne Ssn d sSfsn except spsn Mon:
day. 2:l5.
Keiths-Kaimar and Brown, In
''Nurseryland." and others. Vaude-
Vile. Evenings, s:l6. Matinees,
daily. 2:l5. Today's performances.
3 and 8:l5.
Gayety-Billy watson's Beef Trust"
Burlesque. Evenings, S:l5. Natl
nees. daily, 2:15. Todays perform
ances. 3 and 8.
Lyceum-"The Girls Behind the
Counter" and THE Land Of No
where" Stock burlesque. Even
ings. 8:15. Matinees. 2:16.
Loew's Columbia-Ge Geraldine Farrar,
IN Maria Rosa" Films. Today.
1880. :"
Casino-Anna Paviowa, In ''The
Dumb Girl OF Portici." Films.
Daily performances. IL. !. 8. 8. q
and 3.
Garden-Billie Burke, in "Gloria's
Romance" Films. Today, Begin
ming at 3. Daily. beginning at II.
Strand-Mary Boland and Frank
Keenan,. in The stepping Stone. I"
Films. Today. beginning at 9.
Daily. beginning at II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

and Harry keenan,, will be the main at-
traction on Friday and Saturday.
George Ovey will head the comedy Sec
ton In "Jerry's Perfect Day" Special
musical accompaniment will be render
ed by the Strand Symphony Orchestra.
Casino: Films. Anna Pavlowa in
"The Dumb Girl of Portico."
fk-HE Dumb Girl OF Portici." a
photoplay in which Anna Paw
Iowa. the world-famous RUS
sian danseuse makes her
flrst appearance before the motion
picture camera, has been held over for
another weeks showing at the Casino.
Tho Dumb Girl Of Portici" is founded
On the opera "Masaniello" and pictures
country overburdened with taxation
imposed by licentious grand duke
How the flame OF sedition is sown
among the populace and how they
finally arise In fury and overthrow
the government provides vehicle re-
plete with thrills.
AS Fenella, the dumb girl, Mile Paw
Iowa Is afforded frequent opportunities
to display her wonderful talents as a
dancer. The cast appearing In her sup
port. besides her own Russian ballet
includes Rupert Julian, Douglas Ger
rard, Edna Maison. Wadsworth Harris.
Betty Schade, and william Wolbert
The picture was directed by Lois Weber
and Phillips smalley at the Universal
studios.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE

Blind. Edward Lester. J. t. chanlee.
and others.
Henry Mortimer nas succeeded e.
ward II. Robins In the part OF the law
mas left for Toronto to head a stock
company for q summer season at the
Alexandra Theater. rs.
Serge de Diaghiienrs Russian ballet
sailed Tuesday for Cadix on board the
Dante Alighieri. A season of several
months is planned In Spain. embracing
q short tour of the country. EFFORTS are
being made to have the ballet return
to America next year but no arrange
ments have as yet been completed.
George e. Tyler is DESTROYS or present.
ing George Du Maurier,s Peter Ibbet-
SON. in New York. He has recently
English actor and stage director, who
Ia now In this country, to produce the
play. Mr.. Brooke Is a present appear
ing in the leading role In "Quinneys."
on tour. He staged the production OF
smith," in which John Drew appeared
some years ago. and David Copper
tield.s which the Lieplers presented at
W1liacks Ineater two seasons ago.
The Lambs have begun preparations
for their annual gambol. The first of
three performances to be given IN New
York will take place at the Metropolitan
Opera House Friday night. May 10, and
VIII be followed by two performances
actors win take part in the entertain
ment. An auction sale OF seats will be
held Monday at the Hudson Theater
with David Warfeld. Nat Goodwin.
Nlblo. John Barrymore. Rex Beach.
George AIDE. and other actors and dram
austs as the auctioneers.
WAslav Niiinsky will not accompany
the Diaghileff Ballet Russo to Spain.
Together with Adolf Bolm and Nine.
Flore Revalles. other leading members
OF the company. he will remain in New
York and await the return OF the or
ganization next winter.
II is reported that Nijinsky Is plan
ming to interest an American impresario
In organizing and directing a rival bal
let to Mr.. de Dlaghileff's. with himself
Should fhs pan ana }s PSre%s he
United States under the direction OF a
well-known manager In a repertoire of
ballots with which he Is best identified.
1t has not been asoertained whether Mr..
Bolm or Mile. Revalles will be assoc
ciated with him.
David warfield has abandoned 'yan
der Decken." David, Belasco's play OF
4 Iuo ri4Hg DutcniudH, IN winch ne mas
| been starring on tour. and will appear
next season In a new play. Mr.. War
| fields action Is based upon his convic-
tion that his role is utterly unsuited to
him. II was originally planned that he
| In September in Van der Decken." As
yet no arrangements have been made
for his new York appearance, but 1t Is
| intimated that he win be seen In a new
| drama from the pen of Mr.. Belasco.
Van der Decken" was originally pro-
| duced In Washington in, December and
was enthusiastically received. Since
then IL has been playing In the principal
Middle Western cities where II has not
accorded a profitable season. The last
| performance was given last Saturday
! night. following which the company dis
banded and returned TO New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

A. H. Woods will star Marjorie Ram
beau next season In q play by her hus-
band. willard Mack. author Of Kick
In"
In whoa. Phoebe" which the Mask
and wig will produce tomorrow night at
the Belasco Theater. there are ffty-one
different kinds of costumes. Every one
Of these was designed by Edmund La
vino. q former Mask and Wig star and
writer OF many Of It's hbrettos.
Frank Thomas. s,ho win appear in
A. H. Woods production Of Ills Bridal
Might" q new farce comedy introduce
Ing the Dolly Sisters. at the Belasco
Theater. May 10. has been playing all
season In "The House Of Glass" at the
Gambler Theater. New York city. where
he scored personal triumph.
-
Jasper. the dog star. who is now in
Keith vaudeville, has already enjoyed
distinction which nearly every vaude-
Vile star endeavors to secure while in
Washington-that Is. an Introduction
to the President and Mrs. Wilson. Pre-
viously. he was honored In the same
way by President and Mrs. Taft.
Stuart Walkers Portmanteau Theater
Company Is back in New York. follow
ing a preliminary season of six weeks.
during which such unheard-of plays as
the Lentils Boil" Nevertheless" THE
Moon Lady" and 1.-The Lady Of the
Weeping Willow Tree" attracted I'M
usual attention by reason of their nov
city and the manner OF their Dresenta-
ton.
Rehearsals of "Caliban." the Shakes
peare masque by Percy Mackaye. TO be
produced at the stadium of the College
OF the City of New York on May %.
have begun, under the direction OF Rich
and ordynskt The prineDsMl s ms%Sers 81
Miranda; Howard Kyle, as Prospero;
Gareth Hughes, az Ariel. and Lionel
Braham. as Caliban.
Thomas A. Wise may be starred as
Wives of Windsor" in which he
achieved notable success this spring
at the Criterion Theater in New York
A new corporation Is now In process OF
organization. In which Walter N. Law
renee and Percy Weadon are said to be
interested. will present the comedy on
tour. The season Is planned TO begin
late in August, and may include trip
to the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leslie Holt,
who present the juvenile musical
a
the Belasco Theater on Thursday. May
Is, are the authors of the dances, the
book and most of the lyrics and music
used In that production. They were the
authors OF La Carmencita," the musi-
cal comedy presented on the same stage
last year. Mr.. Holt is the brother OF
Mr.. Walter T. Holt. the director of the
Nordica Mandolin. Guitar and Banjo
Clubs.
body's Luggage" In which James r
Powers Is to return to the stage. Tn,
opening will take place next week. fol
lowing which the play WILDE presenteC
here IN Qne Of the Shpbert theaters
Mark Swan. and is adapted from tn,
novel OF the same name by ]. r. Ran
dali. In the cast supporting Mr.. Pow
ers are Ethel Grey Terry. Lillian Tuck
er. Louise Emery, Lionel Belmore. Err
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Glen Echo to Open
Saturday, May 20

Under the same management as last
year. Glen Echo Psrk will inaugurnte
its season of 1916 on Saturday. May 20.
In addition to all Of the amusement
devices that made Glen Echo SO popu-
lar last sumner the mans gerent an
nounces that the resort will offcr a
thrilling new ride this year that is
duplicated in only few OF the larger
amusement places of the country.
As IN the past there will ne no
caarge for admission at any time, ard
the band concerts on Sundays. the
open air movies every evening and
other free features VIII again he In
evidence.
proving the park Is practically COM
pleted and the finishing touches ARE
being put on the new ride. For the
benefit OF the dancing contingent II Ii
announced that Charles q. Mills and his
contingent will be on hand every even
Ing In the big dancing pavilio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
New Follies Rehearsal.s

Rehearsais have begun of the "Zieg-
field Foilies Of 1876 and the new pro-
duction which will be staged at the Win
ter Garden In New York this summer.
Among those already engaged for prin-
cipal roles in the new ''Follies" are
Bernsr I'd Granville. Anna Pennington,
and Marian Davies. Hussey and Boyle,
a well-known vaudeville team. will APP
pear In the Garden production.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
His Bridal Night New Farce at Belasco With Dolly Sisters
While Griffith Film Still Plays To
Crowded Houses at The National a
New A. H. Woods Farce Comedy
By Lawrence Rising, Featuring the
Dolly Sisters, Comes to The Belasco
The Last Four Days of the Week.

>HE Dolly Ysncs and Rosika last have the
wish founded the humorous
= possibilities Of their twinship. ss., y, My
Il will Beasco Theater The last four days Of
s week beginning Wednesday, Rising the author
rf Ellis Bridal Night H. Woods the producer. 'e
The first night Monday given to the Mask and
Wiz production "whoa Phoebe being
character support main line of the plot y. W ( s ~
~The Birth of still shows the National The
Ia to May 20. +] >s..a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Burlesque.

1.-The Flirting Maids" is the title Of
next weeks show at the Lyceum. an
nounced as a musical hodgepodge in
which comedy Is the predominating Is
sue, The cast Is headed by Matt Kolb.
Harry Rogers. Evelyn Price. Hazel
Grant, and Kitty Warren. 4
During the course Of the production
number of highly entertaining vaude-
VILE features will be introduced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Vaudeville.

Three stars will headline the B. #.
Keith .Theater bill next week. The dis
tinguished shavian actress. Mary Shaw.
and company will be seen in THE
Dickey Bird" Jack Wilson. with Lillian
Boardman and Frank Hurst. will ofrer
AN Impromptu Revue" and Belle
Baker. the popular singing. Character
coincidence, Is the third In the number.
Others will be Jasper, the dog-star OF
.'Y Dung America" Mime. Adelaide Herr
mann as "Cogliostro the Master of
Mysteries;" Joseph Maxwell's presenta-
ton OF The Little Stranger, Ralph
ira soloist; Beeman and Anderson. in a
novelty: the pipe organ recitals. and
Pathc news pictorial
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Attractions
ConingHere
Next Week
Comedy.

Comedy.
Next weeks attraction at Polls Tho
ater win be Back Home" founded on
irwin 8. Cobb's famous "Judgc Prtest"
stories In the Saturday Evening Post.
II In rich In sentiment, sympathy. and
humor. Judge Priest. the lovable. and
Jefferson Davis Poindexter. his humor-
Gus darby servant. are, OF course.
among the most important personaGes
In the play. In preparing the Cobb
stories for the threaten Mr.. WELLER re-
tanned their atmosphere with wonderful
fidelity.
The Poll management win give Back
Home" q faithful presentation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Films.

Hazel Dawn In 1.-THE Feud Girl' will
be the feature at Loew's Columbia The
alter the first part Of next week. The
last half of the week. George Beban.
the noted actor Of italian parts. viii be
seen In a play written by himself.
called "Pasquale."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Birth of a Nation.

The Griffith film drama OF the recon-
struction period will continue next week
at the National Theater. with the usual
daily matinees. III.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Where To Go
Today

At Loew's Columbia Theater today.
at o'clock, Geraldine Farrar will be
filmed IN Maria Rosa" The auxiliary
comedy feature consists OF a Sidney
Drew him. Paramount photographs and
a Burton Holmes travel picture COM
piete the program.
AT the Gayety Theater today the en-,
tire company OF the "Rosey Posey
ties are the following: Dancing mum.
Der. the Sherlock sisters; limitations OF
Lew Kelly. Waiter Pearson: Trio from
Faust" Marie Gates; "Mesiories" song
Claire Evans and Marie Gates. Specia
musical numbers have been arranged
by Tagner's Orchestra.
At q and Sis p. M. at the B.. F. keith
Theater today. the bill will ofrer AIDE
lalde and Hughes; Mildred Mscombel
and company. in Holidays Dream;
Fat Rooney and Marion Bent; Harr,
Cooper; Allan Dinehart and company
Jim and Betty Morgan. Marion Weeks
kartelli. and other regular and specia
features.
Mary Boland and Frank keenan, vii
be seen on the screen today at Moore,
Strand Theater In The SteppinE
stone" Other attractions will be Ches
ter Conklin, in "Bucking Society"
Billie Burke makes her appearance,
on the screen at Moore's Garden Thea
ter today in ''Gloria's Romance.
Other attractions will be Robert EIDE
son, In big Jim Garrity."
The film. 1.-THE Birth OF a Nation,
will be shown at the National Theater
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Belasco: "His Bridal Night"
With the Dolly Sisters. Farce

NEW production by A. H. Woods.
written by Lawrence Rising.
~ and entitled His Bridal Night
comes to the Belasco Theater
for four days this week, beginning We'd
nesday night, May 10.
The Dolly sisters. Yansci. and Rositka.
play the twin star roles.
The story is founded on the adventures
of q certain young man who was foolish
enough to fall In love with one OF the
twins and attempt to marry her.
on his bridal night he Ia suddenly con-
fronted with both girls. and Is unable
TO decide which one Is his bride-to-be. or
which one he wants after all!
!, Besides the Dolly Sisters, the cast In
.cIudos Lucille Watson, Jessie Ralph,
John wesley. Frank Thomas and Harry
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne will head the program at Moore's
Garden Theater from Sunday to We'd
nesday inclusive week Of May Il In "A
Million q Minute"
ON Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday
Miss Billie Burke will hold the screen In
chapter two OF 'Gloria's Romance" by
Rupert Hughes.
An extra attraction on Thursday and
Friday will be The Vital Question"
posed by Virginia Pearson, s. Rankin
Drew, and others.
On Saturday the principal attraction
will be 1.-THE Stain in the Blood" intro
ducing Edith Sterling and others.
At the Strand Theater from Sunday to
Thursday inclusive, the feature will be
a visualization of Rex Beach's THE
Meier Do Well"
on Friday and Saturday d. w. Grif-
nth will present De Wolf Hopper in
Sunshine Dad"
The auxiliary attraction will be Ford
Sterling In The Snow Cure"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Belasco: Mask and Wig
Club. "Whoa, Phoebew

I-HE twenty-eighth annual produce
ton of the Mask and Wig Club
will take place tomorrow night
at the Belasco Theater. The title
OF the show is whoa. Phoebe"-Phoebe
being a mule of feminine persuasion,
whose education devolves on a man
named Balaam. This mule Is PAM
pered and petted. sung to: Its hoofs
Imanicured. and an almost humanizing
element infused into its four-legged
personality, This educated mule Is
stolen by the members of an itinerant
circus and the efforts to find the ami
NAL form the plot of the play.
The musical comedy Is in two acts;
there are eighteen musical numbers,
three specialties and numerous dances
of an unusual character
The full cast for whoa, Phoebe!' Is
as follows: Prof. Balaam. more Of a
scientist than professor. Robert w.
man, p. Rees Dougherty; Grim, clown.
Juvenile physician just starting to
practice, o. C. wagenknight; Klinker,
10 darby attendant to Phoebe. Raymond
ID. stevens: Jack Sterling, financial
manager Of CHEEKY farm. Edgar ID. Ty-
Her; Sylvia Pankerton, constable at
Heckerville, Robert r. McMurtie; Lula,
bareback rider Of the circus troupe. w.
NJ. Wright; Ann BALKAN. the professors
daughter, Preston b. Hill: Priscilla AL
den, housekeeper of CHEEKY farm. Clay
ton McMichael; Phoebe. herself. X. g.
Witherrow, and circus mule. himself,
Henry g., Hagert.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

A. H. Woods Will star Marjorie Ram
beau next season in q play by her hus-
band. willard Mack. author Of kick
In"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07


full week at the National to-
morrow afternoon. As usual
there win be two performances today.
Erhe. Sunday matinee beginning at 3
to'clock.
Twelve different companies are. now
tourfng the Eastern, Southern, and Gen.
fral States with Griffiths wonder spec
1acie, and most OF these are now booked
ttip until the LIST of June. All records
twin have been smashed by the time the
current theatrical season closes.
Il In addition to the companies directly
under the control of Mr.. Griffith'B or
-ganization, there are at least ten more
scompantes touring the Western States
and Canada, making in all a grand total
mi twenty-five separate organizations
playing on the American continent.
n There are five additional companies
now being directed on tour OF for runs
I'm London and the British provinces.
fOther companies are booked in AUS
tralia ana In South America.
Il The Birth of Nation was the first
tcombination of the silent screen drama
WIN music and theatric effects which
Griffith has combined into a new form
of art, to ever play tours in the recog-
snized first-c1ass theaters OF the country
at prices corresponding with the scale
sof charges for the best-known plays
.of its period.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

Jasper. the dog star. who Is now in
Keith vaudeville. has already enjoyed
distinction which nearly every vaude-
Vile star endeavors to secure while in
Washington-that Is. an Introduction
to the President and Mrs. Wilson. Pre-
yiously. he was honored In the same
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

A. H. Woods production Of Ills Bridal
Night" q new farce comedy introduce
ing the Dolly Sisters. at the Belasco
Theater. May 10. has been playing all
season In ''The House Of Glass at the
Gambler Theater. New York city. where
he scored q personal triumph.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Polls: Stock. Goethe's
l"Faust," With A. H. Van Buren,.

I''Faust," With A. H. Van Buren,.
q DRAMATIzATIoN of Goethe's
K ~ Faust" will be presented by
~ the Poll Players beginning to-
morrow night.
Faust was a celebrated old doctor who
wac consumed by an Unsuitable thirst
for knowledge. but though he lived a
long life in the requirement OF learning.
his soul hunger was not relieved. and he
desired to be released from life which
had grown a burden to him.
Mephisto. the fiend. appears and per-
suades him to try life in a new shape.
4 Mephisto endows him with youth and
beauty. and in this guise he sees earth
anew.
The development OF this dramatic
story to a masterful end is marked by
thrilling scenes including the scene OF
the compact with Mephisto in DR..
iFaust's laboratory; the electrical rose
garden; the descent into a terribly real
fstic purgatory. with ITS seething mass
of flames; the night OF lost soul and
the vision Of Paradise. A. H. Van
Buren, will take the role of Mephisto.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07

In whoa. Phoebe" which the Mask
and wig will produce tomorrow night at
the Belasco Theater. there are fifty-one
different kinds of costumes. Every one
of these was designed by Edmund La
vino. q former Mask and wig star and
writer Of many of It's librettos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Kefth's: Vaudeville. Bert Kalmar.
Jessie Brown and Others.

,ke1th's: Naudeviiie. Bert haimar,
Jessie Brown and Others.
- ERT KALMAR and Jessie Brown
* will present at B. #. Keith
Theater this week their new
spectacular musical fantasy.
.''Nursery-Land." in which are intro
duced several Of the familiar characters
OF tho Mother Goose stories. There are
quaint old Mother Hubbard and Her
Dog" the droll and eccentric Simple
Simon dainty MARY. Mary. Quite
Contrary; Little Bo-Peep;" Little Boy
Blue" and Jack and JILL"
The extra attraction will be Albert
sWheelan. returning after an absence OF
seven years. His presentation combines
music, whistling, story telling and MINI
icry
Another attraction will be Marie
Nordstrom, In Bits OF Acting" written
by her sister Frances Nordstrom.
William Norris will present Mrs
Temples. Telegram" Other attractions
will be Princess Jue Quong Tai. OF
I Peking. China. who will sing songs In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
Gayety: Burlesque. Billy
Watson's Beef Trust.

~ lily WATSON with his far
* famed Beef Trust Burlesquers
/ J makes his final appearance at
the Gayety Theater this week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-07
National: ''The Birth Of
q Nation" Film Spectacle.

~ HE BIRTH OF A NATION"
starts upon its fourth success
full week at the National to-
morrow afternoon. As usual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

It is sometimes necessary TO mix a lit
tie lime into the soil or scatter nitrate
Of potash or nitrate Of soda in small
quantities over the tops of the beds,
to be soaked into the soil with the
water. 4 teaspoonfun to a square
yard of soil is the amount recon-
mended by r A Harris, former park
commissioner of FL Paso and recognized
as the leading authority on plants and
flowers in this part of the Southwest.
Meat and dead fowls are buried by
some rOsegrowers about their rose
bushes and these are said to bring ex-
ceLent results. Mr.. Harris says the
nitrate of potash will accomplish the
same results, as II supplies the soil
elements of nitrogen and phosphate
which the meat and bones supply
Fertilizers Required.
The absence of vegetable matter in
the FL Paso soil is largely the cause
of the necessity for fertilization OF
roses. trees and shrubs. Located on
a hillside, where little has ever grown
the soil of the greater part of Fl Paso
is without humus. The growth and
decay year after year of vegetable
matter forms the humus that is found
in soil more favorably located The
absence of any such vegetation upon
the soil of Ell PasO leaves 1t rather
short of some of the necessary elements
for plant life. but, Notwithstanding
this. vegetation grows well here and
most growers accomplish all their
needs merely by the generous mixture
Of stable manure with the earth in
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