The Washington herald., 1916-12-31
y. p. Keith'.-V.udevtII..

y. y. Ketth'-TaudcvtIIe
In accordance with the new custom.
there will be three performances at b r.
Keith's tomorrow in celebration Of ths
newborn year, the first at ?. the second
at g. and the last at the usual evening
hour. The rest OF the week. including
next Sunday only. the regular two-a-day
Will be given.
Outstanding among the other starr IN
the bill is Keith vsudev1Ile's most recent
acquisition from the high-price stage.
Olive Wyndham Ruth Comfort Mitchell.
the poet. author OF The Night Court
and other poems. has dramatiIed for her
The Sweetmeat Game" onS-act
drama. owing its inspiration 70 hsr
famous poetic work.
The special holiday feature will be ths
dramatic dancer Mildred Macomber. SUD
ported by Willard Foote, formerly with
Ruth st Denis. and the dainty Suss Sis
teTs.
They will present Holidays Dream"
herslded as a mammoth and sensational
dancing and diving spectacle with mys-
terious mechanical effects and novel tn
cidents. 1t is credited with being gdven
on a grander and more surprising scale
than in the past Another appropriate
festival inclusion Will be the scrobstto
funman. Johnny Dooley, and the tiny
prima donna. Yvette Rugel. fresh from
Broadway triumphs. in their new Success,
Getting Away from the Old Stuff"
Others in the varied and sparkling pro
gram are Eva and Harry Puck in their
new Edgar Allen Woolf sketch. with mu-
sic by Mr.. Puck. The Song HIT; VIII
Morrisey, the eccentric comedian, an
moved at the piano by Freddie Clinton;
Nine. Renee du F1origny. the brilliant
French concert pianiste: Hans Wilson
NJ AA a., Mfnlr
Herberts loop-the-loop leaping dogs; the
pipe organ recitals and the Hearst In
ternational news pictorial
POIi's-"Which One shall ] Msrryr'
The greatest question in every womanr
life is Which One Shall I Marry" To
IL wise to marry for money or for lovef
Is II Justice TO your children to give them
q poor man for a father? Or is Il better
to marry a man who can give them all
the advantages that wealth can provtdsY
All these questions form the basis for .
remarkable play. entitled Which One
weeks attraction at the Poll Theater,
opening tonight, with matinee tomorrow
New Year Day. and Tuesday. THURSDAY
and Saturday.
The producers. Ed. W Rowland ana
Lorin ]. Howard. have made a scenic
production unusual I'm popular priced
houses. The plsyl.dea with q young
girl. stenographW who is beloved by
her employer, a very rich man. and by
the foreman of the works. a poor man.
With the assistance Of aQegory, the
author has depicted the mental processes
IN which young girl finds herself en-
quilted.
The play Is an allegorical one and has
been favorably compared with Every
woman" as a popular drama The COM
pany includes Marguerite Henry, DolHe
Day. Lotta Emnons, Ainsworth Arnold.
Edgar Murray, Tommy Shearer, Charles
Richards and several others Eleven
scenes are carried by the organisation.
Gayety-Burlesque
Watson and wrothe's "AII New Show
q big ouriesdue carnival presenting q
program of musical comedy, vaudeville,
and advanced burlesque, Is the current
attraction at the Gayety Theater. COM
menctng with todsy's performances at .
and D. m. -
sliding Billy Watson ana Ed Ie.
Wrotke appear In three scenes, entitled
"Janitor Higgins At Home" aJanitor
Higgins at the Races" and 'syanitor
Higgins At the Front" Watson a seen
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