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B. F. KEITH'S

This Inauguration week is the first
occurring in the B. F. Keith regime In
Washington. and 1t Is the announced
purpose Of A. Paul Keith and E. F. AL
bee, Joint owners of the Keith circuit,
with Resident Manager Roland s. Rob-
bins, to make the period q memorable
one.
The first performance tomorrow will
start at pm. and the evening per-
formance at the usual hour. Tuesday
there will be three shows. at and
pm. and at the usual evening hour.
During the remainder of the week, in
cluding next Sunday, two performances
daily will be given.
Foremost in the bill is Sallie Fisher.
musical comedy star. with her Broad .
way players. in 1.-THE Choir Rehearsal.
by Claire Hummer, author of "Dearie." "
"A Successful Calamity" and Good
Gracious Annabelle." 1t is the story OF
village belle, who substitutes the
spirit Of love for the oldfashioned husks
Of religion, and is said to move an audi
asm.
Emily Ann Wellman. who won fame
in THE Man Who Stood STILL" The
Cheaters," "Elevatfng a Husband and
Children of Today" with an emcient
supporting company. will make her
Washington premiere in Young Mrs
Stanford" described as a fash drama
a novel sketch in which the types are
portrayed in a manner suggesting q
photo play. The Bowman Brothers. AZ
THE Blue Grass Boys" will offer a
| blac kface act full of laughter explo-
sives other attractions will include
Chester Spencer and Lola Williams in
Putting 1t Over" Brownie Dupont
posing as La Sylph. Charles Leonard
Fletcher, character artist. in a three
part protean Offering: the Three Sullys
| in a new comedy act; the Three Skat-
ing Venuses, the pipe organ recitals in
| the promenade lounge and Mrs. Vernon
Castle, pictured In Red Night" the
eighth episode of "Patria."
Three shows will be given today. at 2,
and S:15 pm. the bill comprising all last
weeks attractions. including Evelyn Mes
bit and Jack Clifford. Emmet Dewey and
company. Willie Weston. Stone and
1 Hayes, F1orrie Millership. David Sapir-
stein and Lohse and Sterling.
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Yvette Guilbert March 13.

Yvette Guilbert will bring to the Be-
lasco Theater the afternoons of March
13 and 15 an entirely new series of
selections.
Guilbert has come to adopt semi
serious role in the world of enter
tainers She ranges from interpreta-
, tion Of passionate and tragic events
to the purely frivolous. through the
medium of song ballads and legends OF
France. She sings declaims. acts in
the costumes Of the varying alE,,I periods; 3
other objects of the same time.
Nine. Yvette Guilbert prefaces each OF
the songs she sings in French with an
explanation in England. which. while
replete with a charm all its own.
The program for Tuesday includes:
/ "Chaconne" (T VitalD. Emily Gresser
"Legendes Doress' 1.-TWO carols OF the
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries) and
"Chansons des veillees Stwo legends OF
i Ave Maria" (schubert.Wilhelm
"Rondino" Observation-Disclosures and
allegro spiritoso" (seneiliel. Emily
(songs of the Middle Ages). Yyette
Guilbert: "Deux Chansons du xv1lme
Steele" (Two songs of the seventeenth
century,. Les Adventures de Margo-
ton" (The Adventures OF Margoton,:
beuA SnanSOnS Qe GAdAAoSO NSSsSfA
teenth century,. Yvette Guilbert: "Ro-
manza Andalouza" (sarasatel, Polo
| naise," D major. (WieniawskD. Emily
Gresser: 'Deux Chansons Crinoline,'
Yvette Guilbert
,, The program for Thursday afternoon
will be:
"Chansons de Mes Debuts." lie Chat
Noir at Montmarte" with introduction
in English by Mime. Guilbert). Cham
sons Types de Paris Nocturnes;" Chan
sSns Tvne. Igpes s,' de De Mon1qmti" qntin"
songs-'Le Jeune Homme Triste.' y
La soularde." "a La Villette." La
Pierreuse." .LApache." Les Quatres
Etudiants," "I;Hotel No. g." ''Ten Sou
viens-tu," Idiot. by. Maurice Pol
liant; La Giu." words by Jean Riche.
| pin. music by Gounod; La Priere des
Femmes." words by Giona MCLEOD
music by G. Ferrari.
Emily Gresser will play Songs With
out Words" Mendelssohn-Franko Ma
| xurka." Chopin -Kreisler; Marche-Ca-
price" kreutxer-Saars 'NeIodis. Gluck-
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Paradise Isle" !"

The handsomest Hawaiian musical
spectacle ever offered at the Cosmos
Theater will head the bill next week,
with Naynon's famous bird spectacle,
featuring seventy-two birds of hand
Der of the paroquet family. The
Hawaiian offering is called Paradise
Isle" and it features all genuine native
Hawaiians-nve musicians and two
dancers. Other attractions will in
clude Willie Hale and brother in Jug
glery; Force and Williams in imita-
tions and songs: Claudia Coleman.
character comedienne. in several
unique studies; Ben Smith. a black
face laughmaker, and an act to be
announced later
The extraordinary feature of the bill
will be the first showing Of the widely
heralded McClure's production, "The
Seven Deadly SINS" opening with Ammo
Murdock in Envy" and followed BIZ
weekly thereafter in tho order named
by Holbrook Blinn in Pride: Nance
O'Neill in Greed; Charlotte Walker in
"Sloth";;. H. B. Warner IN Wrath:
sherley Mason and George Deguere in
Seventh Deadly Sim elimination in
one grand final "victory Picture"
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America First" /"

At the B. F. Keith Theater next week
the bill will be headed by a martial
musical pageant called America First, -
produced by Rolfe and Maddox. vaude-
vile and motion picture producers.
with Bruce Weyman and company. The
action includes representatives Of the
army and navy. and the first scene is
located in West Point; tho next oc-
ours on the deck of the U. 8. 8. Penn
sylvania, and the last shows an en-
campment close to the Mexican border.
The four Marx brothers will appear
in Home Again." a little musical
comedy with eleven players. There are
two scenes. the first New York steam
ship pier. Dorothy Toye. the girl with
two grand opera voices" also will sing.
assisted by Arthur Anderson.
Other numbers will be Harry Beres-
ford and company, in "a comedy Of
youth and springtime" called Twenty
Odd Years.; Harold DuKane, June Ed
wards and Gladys Taylor in a new
futuristic dancing spectacle: Roland
Travers. the musical Johnstons, the
pipe organ recitals and Mrs. Vernon
Castle in the ninth episode Of "Patria."
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Photoplay Features

he brings his sweetheart" his little
old mother from Italy. Trina. the
daughter OF the shoemaker next door.
is quite upset over Joe's announcement
of the coming of his "sweetheart." as
she herself cherishes a deep but un-
expressed love for the ice man.
Joes mother is arrested for theft by
order OF the district attorney, and he
is persuaded by crooks who are sought
by the district attorney TO help as
sassinate his mothers prosecutor. Joe
enters into the scheme and is just about
to witness the mans destruction when
Trina. who has helped straighten out
the mystery, appears, and. fearful of
her death. Joe risks his own life to
save the others. But all ends happily
Tuesday and Wednesday. Owen Moore
and Irene Fenwfck will be the pictured
co-stars in "A Girl Like That; Thurs
day and Friday. Sessue Hayakawa in
Each to His Kind and Saturday.
Frank Losee and Louise Hun in The
Old Homestead"
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San Carlo Opera Co.

Coming with a greater number OF
opera stars than has ever toured with
the organization before, the San Carlo
Grand Opera Company will open it's
third annual engagement in Washing
ton at the Belasco one week from to-
morrow night with a number of inter-
esting new operas added to its reper-
toire.
The San Carloans have been enjoy
ing an extraordinarily successful season
All the big opera-loving communities
such as Montreal, Boston. St Louis
Pittsburgh. Kansas City and many 9TH
ers have demanded extended engage
ments. Signor Gallo is known for pro-
viding something new and sensational
each season in the way Of voices and
htstrfonic talent. But the present sea-
son Of his organization is said to be
the richest Of all. so far. in this respect
The real favorites Of past years will
return. such as Mary Kaestner. the dra-
matte soprano: the Florentine colora-
tura, Nine. Edvidge Vaccari. who will
sing the third-octave role in Martha;
Nine. Stella DeMette, the mezzo: Senor
Salazar. the Spanish tenor OF High D.
fame: Antola, whose singing OF the
Pagliaccl prologue is famous and two
Cervi.
Presiding over the big orchestra will
be Chevalier Carlo Peroni. an Italian
maestro. who was brought from Europe
when the organization lost It's former
director. Angelini. through death last
summer. Assisting Signor Peroni as
technical director comes Signor Ugo
Barducci, as chorus master and director.
A repertoire calculated to display to
q rare degree the exceptional versatil-
fty OF the San Carlo organization in it's
present augmented form. has been
chosen. In the eight events-slx even
ings and two matinees. nine different
operas are scheduled Nine. Ester Fer
rabtni. the famous mezzo soprano, who
joins the San Carlo forces in this city
will open the week in her famous role
Of Carmen" with Salazar. the Spanish
tenor. as Don Jose. ana NINE. Luisa
Darclee. the new lyric artist OF the
company, as Micaela.
The seat sale for all eight produc-
lions opens tomorrow. ana tne compiete
schedule of operas folIows: Monoay
evening: Carmen: TUESDAY. Lucia
dt Lammermoor"; Wednes1ay matlnee'
Won Flotow's four-act light opera.
"Martha"; evening. double PHI. Caval-
leria Rusticana" ana ragilaeei
Thursday, ola Gioconda"; Friday. Rig
oletto"; SATURDAY. matinee. Lohengrin"; {;
Saturday eyenins, I'll Trovatore."
There is a deep interest in Signor
Gallo's new stars, Mines. Maddalena
Carreno. the nne.zo, said to be one Of
the rare beauties Of the opera stage;
Luisa Darclee. the buehos HyIes tyS ~,
artist: Signor Eusanio OsEeIcos nav
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Arcade.

Preparations on a sumptuous scale
have been made at the Arcade for a
grand inaugural BALI Monday night.
For the past week decorators and
artists, under the direction of Manager
willard. have transformed the audi
torium into a thing of beauty. The
color scheme Is red, white and blue,
with an abundance Of smilax and bril-
liant iIIuminations. An augmented or
chestra will furnish the music. Danc-
ing Director Caruana will have charge
Of the dancing Special features will
be given the entire week.
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"The Case of Lady Gambler"

/ Horace Annesley vachell. ono Of the
most successful Of the younger Eng
lish playwrights, whose comedies.
"Quinneys" and ''The Lodger." have
been well received on this side Of the
Atlantic, has written a four-act play,
The Case of Lady Gambler" which the
Charles Frohman Company will pre-
sent at the New National the week Of
March H. This piece ran all last sea-
son at the Savoy Theater. London.
where H. B. Irving played the leading
role. Lyn Harding will have that part
in this country. Its principal charac-
ter is a renowned surgeon. who Is
called upon to do a neat bit Of
detective work when one of his pa
tients dies suddenly and under suspi-
cious circumstances which point to a
young and pretty nurse. who has been
attending her, as her possible poisoner.
The patient will be Miss Mary Boland.
and the suspected nurse Miss Sydney
Shields.
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Fatty" Attends Movie Ball"

Braving the pouring rain. Roscoe
cFatty'D Arbuckle. accompanied by
George NJ. Mann and about 1000 guests,
attended the annual grand movie BALI
given by the NJ. p. N. o., Local 22f,
Friday evening at Old Masonic Temple.
Amid continuous applause and laugh
ter. Mr.. Arbuckle told of the Importance
Of the operator in the making of stars
In referring to some of his coming pic
lures he said. in part: KNOCK at the
door OF your neighbor IL you like my
pictures-but il you don't like them.
don't knock laying special emphasis
on the knock"
George NJ. Mann. who accompa MED
Fatty" is the distributor and manager
of the eastern Paramount offices.
Among the features of thc ball WAS
the twelye-piece orchestra, the souve-
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Savoy.

Lillian Gish. a popular screen actress,
Is pictured in the principal role of the
Triangle Fine Arts photoplay, "A
House Built Upon Sands" announced for
the Savoy today. 1t is described as an
absorbing. true-to-life story of exist
ence in the tenement districts of great
cities. in which the central character
is little mother" In addition to this
feature, other photoplays will be
shown. The Slave Market" featuring
Pauline Frederick, a story Of pirates OF
the Spanish main and the lust for gold,
Is announced for tomorrow. Tuesdays
attraction Will be Bridges Burned" a
modern society drama, featuring Olga
Petrova. who also wrote the scenario.
Other pictures include: Wednesday,
Marie Doro, in Lost and Won; Thurs
day. William S. Hart. with Alma Reu-
bens. in Truthful Tolliver": Friday,
Frank Keenan,. Margery Wilson and
Howard Hickman. in The Sin Ye Do"
and Saturday. Wallace Reid and Cleo
RidRely in The Golden Fetter"
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"The People" "

play of preparedness and patriotism
by Marian Creighton, entitled The
People," will be presented at the
Casino Theater from March 10 to
March 16. beginning with a matinee
next Saturday afternoon, by a cast
headed by Nine. Yorska and Edmund
Goulding of His Majestys Theater,
London. Nine. Yorska. who will pro-
duce the play. is credited with being a
protege of Sarah Bernhard and the
founder of the Theater Franchise of
New York city.
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BELASCO

Anna Held will inaugurate week of
merriment. music and fashion at the
BeIasco Theater tomorrow evening. as
Claire La Tour. in the three-act musi-
cal comedy, Follow Me-" The Messrs.
Shubert are directing Miss Held's tour
this season. and have supplied her with
a vehicle which permits the actress to
enact a fascinating role. and to appear
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Ziegfeld Follies March 10.

AS it's attraction for the week start
ing Monday, March 10, the New Ma
tional Theater will have the famous
'.Ziegfeld Follies." The original New
York cast and beauty chorus, number
ing more than $50 players, will be seen
here.
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Leader.

The Leader announces the first show
ing today and tomorrow OF George Be
ban in His Sweetheart" as its feature
photoplay. The star is pictured as
Joe the ice man in the tenement dis
trict of an Italian section of a great
city. Into his basement store and home
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Won Unschuld Piano Recital.

For Nine. Won Unschuld's third piano
recital of this season. March 10. at 4:30
pm, at the New Willard. a most in
teresting program has been prepared.
Her selection of the Beethoven Soma
ta,' written under the impression of
Beethoven's reading of ''The Storm"
by Shakespeare. to which the artist
gives excerpts of the poem, will be one
of the selections of exceptional in
terest.
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"Mile-a-Minute-Kendal

Fun. philosophy and heart interest
are elements of "Mile-a- Minute Ken
DALI" which will be the Offering of the
Poll Players next week.
"Mile-a- a-Minute-Kendall." one of the
speediest and cleanest of comedy
dramas. was originally produced by
Oliver Morosco at the Burbank Theater
in Los Angeles. Cal. and proved to be
one of the most substantial of aushine
hits. owen Davis Is the author.
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Boston Symphony March Is.

The last concert Of the season by the
Boston Symphony Orchestra will be
given in the New National Theater
Tuesday afternoon. March 13. The So
loist will be Elena Gerhardt, the dis
tinguished German soprano. who will
sing four notable songs by Beethoven
and three songs by Wolf.
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appears in the title role. In the COM
pany also are Andrew Bishop. Arthur
Ray, Charles Moore. Charles Olden,
George E Brown. VIII Cooke. c. Willis
Gillian, Mary Anderson and others.
Elaborate stage settings have been
provided. Popular prices are charged
and seats are on sale today.
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Howard.

This weeks offering at the Howard
Theater will be, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
HYDE" by the Quality Amusement
Company. company of colored actors
and actresses. whose success In the
play has been notable. Clarence luso
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"Star and Garter Show"

Most musical burlesque organizations
are content to possess and advertise
one comedian, but the Great Star and
Garter Show" which comes to the
Gaysty Thsatsr next week. hoast4 Of
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fense. and the judge tells her II she
persists he must grant the husband
decree of absolute divorce. To save her
child, however. she makes a startling
statement. and the play proceeds to
sensational climax
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Philadelphia Orchestra March 20.

Tuesday afternoon. March 20. the Phila-
delphia Orchestra will give the last Of its
concerts for the season at the New Ma
tional Theater. An all-orchestra pro-
gram without soloist is the unusual Of
fering Of Leopold Stokowski. the con-
ductor.
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three funmakers, each a popular star.
These are Bert Rose. exponent or the
humorous side of Yiddish types. Don
Clark. portrayer of straight comedy
roles. and James Coughlin, Irish
comedian. This years offering Is In
two parts, entitled AT the Mardt Gras''
and "All Aboard" and the scenes range
from Coney Island to gay Paris" "
There are fifty people in the organiza-
tion. including. besides those named,
Jesse Weiss, the Burlington Four.
Walter Wolff, Margaret Lee, Jacqueline
Tallman and May De Lisle, besides a
beauty chorus" of thirty. The CO.'S
tuning is declared a delight to the eye.
An unusual feature will be "the Great
Deluge," an elaborate living picture.
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italian tenor, and Battistini. tho rich
voiced baritone, now in America for
the first time.
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Gabrilowitsch March 18.

| Ossip Gabrilowitsch, pianist, will be the
artist at the ninth concert of T. Arthur
Smiths ''Ten Star Series at the New
National Theater the afternoon of Friday,
| March 49,
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Lizzie Hudson Collier has replaced
Mrs. Whiff1n in the revival Of The
Great Divide" Miss Collier was in the
cast at first. but gave way to Mrs.
Within that the latter might appear for
q short time in the part she created.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Eugene Walters play, THE Knife"
which has scored a success on tour. is
shortly to be seen in Chicago. Orrin
Johnson and Lillian Albertson have the
leading roles.
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AL Shean. the brother OF Minnie
Palmer, staged and wrote Home
Again" for the four Marx brothers.
There are five interpretations in the two
scenes of the skit.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

The new opera, Eileen" by Victor
Herbert and Henry Blossom, which has
had a long engagement in Boston, is to
be transferred to New York for q run.
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inade-Kreisler; "Joie D'Amour." Kreis-
Ter; "Rondo Capricioso," c. Saint
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Gertrude Hoffman has returned TO
vaudeville and prepared revue.
which will be shown for the hrst time
in New York tomorrow night.
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Anna Propp, ingenue, at the Gayety
Theater this week, was one OF the
original "bricktops" with Gertrude
Hayes.
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The 20oth performance of Klaw &
Erlanger's popular musical comedy
production, Miss Springtime, was
celebrated last week at the New Am
sterdam Theater. New York.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

THE Canterbury Pilgrims" the opera
Koven, is to be produced in New York
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Pals First" by Lee Wilson Dodd.
from the novel by Francis Perry Ell
lott was produced last week in New
York. with william Courtenay and
Thomas Wise as the pals.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Today's performances at the Gayety
Theater will be given at and At
pm. and also at midnight, the latter
show being added for the accommoda-
tion of inaugural visitors.
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In the Spotlight.

John Craig will open a stock season
in New York the middle of this month.
John Drew is to make a prolonged
tour of the south in Major Pendennis."
Frank Craven's play. TOO Many
Cooks" is still popular with the stock
companies.
Clare Hummer is writing a musical
comedy for Sallie Fisher.
Arnold Daily is recovering from his
long and critical illness and will take
trip south before resuming his tour
in THE Master"
A. G. Delamater will produce a musi-
cal comedy called Take 1t From Me.
the book and lyrics by Arthur Grant
and the score by A. Wallenstein.
Brandon lyman will be the principal
player in '"The Man Who Lost" by
Adeline Lietzbach and Theodore Lieb-
ler. jr.
The final concert of the rTen Star
Series with Lucy Gates, soprano. and
Theo karle, tenor, will be given at the
Now National Theater March 80.
The new opera, Eileen" by Victor
Evening star., 1917-03-04

For the accommodation Of inaugural
visitors the management Of Polls
Theater has arranged for special per-
formance of Romance" tonight, be-
ginning at S:15 pm.
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The spectacle "Caliban." which made
quite an impression last season. is to
be revived. Gareth Hughes will head
the cast as Ariel and Howard Kle will
probably play Prospero.
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w. Somerset Maugham's latest
comedy, Our Betters," will be pre-
sented at the Hudson Theater. New
York, Monday. March IL, following the
engagement Of Elsie Ferguson IN
shirley Kaye" at that theater.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Until the famous French company
brought the Partisan pantomine. Pier
rot, the Prodigal," to New York last
September. no production Of the sort
had achieved success in this country In
many years
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Profession" which was the cause OF
much controversy when IL was first
acted in this country. ten years ago.
will be revived in New York next
month by Mary Shaw.
Evening star., 1917-03-04

Thompson Buchanon has condensed
Sardou's famous "Divorcons" into a
one-act play, and Alexander Carlisle
will appear in it under the title Of
Let Us Divorce starting this week
in New York,
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