The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-19

dre GnvrIlow. Mines. Pnsnz. Klemcn1
towltch. Sokolova. Benicka, Hokleva.
Slawlcka. ChabelslSa. Bonelcka. Zalesw-
ska. Anthonowa, Potapowiez, and
others; valse, Mile. Wasilewska; ma
zurka, Mile. Lopokova; mazurka II,
Alexandre Gavrilow; valse III, Lopokova
and Gavrilow, TchernJcheya. Phanz.
Wasilewska and. the ensemble.
In L'Apres Midi dun Faune" appear
hassin and others.
an Prince Igor" are to be seen Bolm.
Gavrilow. Idziikowski. Tariat. Bourman,
pfianz. Klementowlez, Boniecka. and
the complete ensemble.
In "Scheherazade" are Flora Re-
wales Cecchetti. Bolm, and many
others.
The principals on Saturday will be
the same as before in the three re-
peated ballots 4"
Belasco: "The Passing
Show of 1915" Revue.
llTH PASSING SHOW OF 1915"
the latest and the most pre-,
tentious OF Winter Garden
efforts. is to be seen at the
Belasco Theater tomorrow night, con-
tinuing for six nights and three matt
pees.
Tho chorus is said to be not only the
best-looking one ever sent ON tour byI
this institution. but also the most youth
ful' and II is identically the same as 1t
was during the six months run or
the revue in New York. All OF its mem
beers have remained on tour. as they
nave been engaged for the new revue
that opens shortly after the 1915 show
closes next fail.
There are other attractions in this
mammoth spectacle besides the chorus.
There Is the famous runway twelve
colossal stage pictures, and an all-star
be mentioned George Monroe. Eugene
and Willie Howard. MAriynn Miller.
Daphne Pollard, Helen Eiey. Edmund
Gouding, Clarence Harvey. Ernest
Hare Hare; Alexis, kSSsloff Miller and Mack.
Lydia Carlisle, and Marie Flood.
Polls: "The Shepherd of tho
Hills" Stock.
A DRAMATIZATION of Harold
|, ~ Hell Wrights great novel.
n The Shepherd of the Hills"
will be the attraction at Polls
Theater beginning tomorrow night.
Director Harry Andrews has brought
together All excellent cast for the first
herd of the Hills" and the Polk scenic
artist has contributed truthful set
ting for this wonderful four1act drama.
The play is typical OF the mountains
! tons rather than action. To most read
ers of fiction the story Is familiar. The
beautiful mountain girl who ran. away
with man from the city who deserted
her. and later the birth of her baby,
Pete, considered witless but who has
understanding of the subconsciocs
things of life. that often led the more
intellectual mountain folk to marvel,
is well known to the thousands OF read
ers of Mr.. Wright's novel.
There Is. lust enough of a ghost story
introduced TO, add tough of.mystery to
the quot. The supposed ghost creates
complications in the love affair of Grant
Matthews, jr., which role will be MS
sumed by A. II. Van Buren, and Miss
Sammy Lane, role in which Miss
| Florence Rittenhouse will be, seen.
Gayety: "The Star and Garter
Show" With Bert Rose.
IITHE Star and Garter Show" is
to be seen at the Gayety
| during the coming week.
Not only is the company
| larger than ever before. but there are
half a dozen names in the cast. any one
| of which would be sufficient recon-
| show.
There is also new musical comedy.
with plot entirely farcical. euphon-
ously termed AT Saratoga Springs"
W.
and Is said to be funnier than ever
| before In his inimitable portrayal OF
| Hebrew characterizations
! Others in the cast include Don Clark,
James CoughlIn. Jess Weiss. Willie Co
lini Walter Wolff, Margaret Lee, Shir-
ley Ward. Ethel Woodrow. Margaret
Lee. Shirley Ward, Ethel Woodrow.
I'MarEaret Martin, Edith Letter. and a
prize beauty chorus of nearly thirty.
| More than twenty song numbers will
he introduced incidental to the action
Of the burlesques. The olio includes a
number of broadway specialties. among
which are The Camel Dance" by Jess
Weiss and Edith Letter: THE Eight
Dancing ChGppies." French Hussars."
Bathing Girls" THE Gala March Mill
taire." The big feature of the show is
THE Great Deluge.' said to be the
most elaborate and preteptious living
picture ever produced.
Keith's: Nora Bayes,
Vaudeville.
n ORA BAYES, fresh from Florida
\ mi sun and sea with health re-
/ covered, and able again to put
the punch" of her pers Inallty
into the songs she sings, viii make heI
first stop-over homeward bound at tho
| Is. f. Keith Theater this week. In the
MIDST or season unprecedented in heI
career Nora broke down completely
from too much putting herself into heI
songs and was sent posIhaste to Palm
Beach for rehabilitation,
In the meantime she has developed
another series of exclusive Irish. Yid
dish, coon, and other dialect ballads
and songs.
Donald Graniard assists az ever n
the piano. Requests and former fav
orites Will be granted freely as of yor,
by Miss Bayes.
Another event of unusual importanc,
. will be the premiere here Of the eminen
actor, George Nash, assisted by JUL,
Hay, formerly or his city, and com
! pany of metropolitan PLAYERS I'm '''Th
} Unexpected" by Aaron HOFFMAN,, Pau
Morton of the Four Mortons and Naom