The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-22

riage mas become a power In poll
tics and finding the Senator has n
bill to suppress gambling declPres the
Senator must Withdraw the bill or he
viii expose the past of the Senator's
wife. This he refuses to- do.
BY forged letter suspicion is cast
on the good name of the wife and she
y forced to leave her husband. She
scorSsand the ghosts of the past that
haunt her.
How these ghosts were laid low,
how her husband atoned. and how she
eventually came TO the realization of
the full meaning OF love and happi-
ness constitute the authors story.
The company includes Ferdinand
Ifdmarsh. Richard l.. Scott. Henry
Der, Malvln Mowrey. Bert Hall. w. j.
Donnelly. Fred Thompson, William Nc
earthly, Jane stuart. Julia Earle, Cords
Davy, Ida Elliott. The play is In four
acts and the settings handsome.
Keith's: Morgan
Dancers. Vaudeville. ...
IT. HE dances and the dancers the
Pagan gods OF old are supposed
to have loved are portrayed by
score and more OF ballarinas
composing the Greater Morgan Classic
APT Dancers who will make their
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Keith Theater this week
The presentation IL called "A Ro-
man Ballet in Three Historic Epi-
sodes" in which the dance OF the, yes
tai virgins before the Emperor of Rome
Is represented. r
There Is a powerful dramatic story
threading the scenes.
The added attraction will be the
dialect comedy star. Harry Green, OF
The Partners" with his own com
In h.,
Cherry Tree" another Of the excep-
tionally good sketches distinguishing
the present season above all others.
The star essays the role OF George
emulate the example or the, Father Of
His Country are said to be humorous
In the extreme.
Grace Leigh and Dave Jones will in :
blers," q musical satire by Junie Nc
Cree.
Nit Collins. The Speaker. OF the
House," Muriel Window. The Little
Peacock OF vaudeyille;" Dorothy
Granville and company: the SaXo Sex
tet;. Frank and Tobis. featuring The
Jockey" the pipe organ recitals, and
the Pathe news pictorial form the
concluding numbers.
Loew's Columbia: "The, 49,
Rainbow Princess" Films. ="
ilf-HE RAINBOW PRINCESS
will be shown on the screen
OF Loew's Columbia Theater
the first four days of this
week beginning this afternoon at Z
o'clock. with Ann Pennington, the d.
minutive star OF the "ziegfeld Follles''
in the stellar role. The story was espe.
cially written TO show the marvellous
versatility of this fascinating little star
who has danced her, way into the hearts
| of the thousands who have seen her IN
her famous Hula Hula dance In The
| Follies."
The story OF "The Rainbow Princess
picked up by the owner Of a circus and
| forced to do the most dangerous turns
| of the show. During a balloon ascen.
sion in a storm her parachute becomes
i unmanageable, and she falls on the lawn
| of old Judge Daingerfied, who carries
| the little girl into his home and keeps
her there under the doctors care. Dur,
ing her recovery she completely capt.
Yates the heart of the old judge, whose
own daughter had run away from hons
many years ago with worthless chap
and he decides to keep the little girl tC
| comfort him In his old age,
Thomas Meighan and Anita King vii
be seen the last three days OF the weel
In perturbation of Paul Armstrong;
successful stage production, THE Hell
to the Hoorah." = .. -..
The story has toy do with three miner,
who own the richest mine in California
who decide they must have an heir fol
| their great wealth, Finally, II Is decided
that the youngest shall marry. In tn,
meantime fortune-huntlng societ,
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