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Evening star., 1918-08-18
NATIONAL.

AT the New National .Theater to-
night and all this week Richard Carle
will appear. in his latest musicar
comedy. "Furs and Frills," which tells
an amusing story. An extravagant
wife buys at a bargain sale valu-
able Russian sable coat. which is
stolen by her brother.an and pawned. 1t
is redeemed and pawned again, when
it comes into the possession of
new owner and complications result.
Edward Clark and Mr.. Carle are
credited with furnishing the lines
and lyrics. The music score is the
work of Silvio Helm and. Claude E.
Macarthur. Many pronounced musi-
cal numbers are announced with a
carefully selected company and girls
for the chorus. The costume display
is a feature.
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BELASCO

Alice Brady in the stellar role of
Forever After" romance of youth
and the war by Owen Davis. which
opens at the Belasca Theater tomor-
row evening. makes her return to the
speaking stage.
In Forever After. Miss Brady is
said to have a role to which. by tenn
permanent. personality. and that ability
which is hers. She is well. fitted The
story is told in three acts and as
many episodes that carry the spec
tator. from a battlefield in France to
a quiet country village in Vermont;
to the quarters of the Harvard crew
on the eve of a big race and back
again to France to a base hospital.
Playing opposite Miss Brady is
Conrad Nagel. Others include, John
Warner. Mrs. Russ Whyta1, Frank
Hatch. Isabelle Lamon, Robert
Vaughn. ]. Paul Jones, Frederick Ma
matt, Harry Foreman and Leo Ken
nedy.
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NEXT WEEKS FHOToPLAYs.

STRAND - David wark Grifith's
great pr.c-oDlay e ecle THE Grea,
Love fea irinC 5iil.@9 Gish. Fenrg
p wal All. Robert erron. George
Fawce; I'D o hers arf i7ci ier al
pioturing Queen Alexandra of Eng
land and rne:nbers of the nobility.
KNYcKEERoCEER - Norma Tai
-nadse, H. "f-er o IL fTay"; Madge
-enneiy. in Friend Eus and: Doug
las Fairbanks. in 'Bourd in Morocco,
AID The Marria&e Ring
J.oEw-S oorI-HgI4 william
Hart, in 'I.1ale Gawne." and Dorothy
1altea IN Green Lies
CPtNittI.l-'s- Yiity Gordon. II
"sIeretr PLAYERS Ciia rles Paw. in ~
Nine O'Clock Town" and Enid Ben
2 t ia ":'he EaHsp
ssvov-c,ara I-iaabal Young. in
The SAVAGE Woman Theodore Rob
i.yery Iii. g; Alice Brady. in THE
c4 h Dance; Kitty Gordon. in
Z.e-ely Players; Opportunity,
ess Than Kin" and His Blighted
we
GARDEN-Neu Shipman and Alfred
hitman in "A Gentleman's Agree
.aent"; edda Nova, with Frank Lon
don. in THE Changing Woman" and
Edith Roberts. in The Love Swindle-"
APoLLo-Haroid Lockwood. in
Lend Me Your Name; The Death
Dance; Barbara Casileton. in The
Heart of a Girl; The Danger Mark"
we Can't Have Everything" Less
Than Kin" Opportunity" and Safety
First"
AVENUE GRAND-Mabel- Normand,
in Back to this Woods; The City of
Dim Faces" THE Demon" THE Saw
age Woman" Merely Players" The
Danger Mark" and wild Oats"
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GAYETY.

THE 'Million-Dollar Dolls" a bur-
lesque beauty show. is this weeks at
traction at the Gayety Theater. COM
mencing with a performance today. 1t
brings some of the best talent in bur-
iesque, headed by Cliff Bragdon, pop
ular character comedian, and Eide
Mae, young California prima donna.
A new musical myth entitled
T- whir' of Pleasure" pro-
duced and staged by John G. Jermon.
will be presented in two acts, con-
tanning humorous and delicate touch
es not often found in. burlesque. with
a host of musical numbers. The
grand finale brings stirring climax.
The supporting cast includes James
Peck, Harold Carr, Tom .Gillen, Ed
ward Dunbar. Josephine Turner. SOU
brette, and Norma Barry, ingenue. A
large chorus. of pretty girls is freely
featured.
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B. F. KEITH's

Helen Ware, the emotional star;
will appear at B. F. Keith's this week.
under the direction Of Joseph Hart.
in "The Eternal Barrier" whose sue
cess is attributed to Miss Wares
powerful playing of the principal-in-
deed. the only-role,. for the play has
all the interest and action concen-
trated in one feminine character. The
added feature will be Jan Rubini.
Swedish violinist, and Mile. Diane,
French comedy Q danseuse. in "a
symphony of Tone, Song and Beauty"
with Sig. Santaella at the piano. Other
attractions include Bert Swor, the
brackface comedian; Lillian Fitz-
gerald. initiative coincidence, with
her song types of satire and humor.
and Clarence SIENNA at the piano;
Evening star., 1918-08-18
.POII'S..

At PolE:s Theater tonight the mill
tary-naval melodrama, Seven Days
Leave" will have semi-of1ciaI open
ing similar to that at the Park Thea
ter, New York, last January. The
play which teaches a lesson in pa
triotism, has. been running for over
two years. at Sir Henry Irving's Ly-
.ceum Theater. Lont1on.
> The scenic effects are said to rival the
old Drury lane melodrama. The story
comIaingles love, intrigue. diplomacy
and ratriotism: The third act shows
the encounter of an enemy U1boat
with q Yankee cruiser. the collapse of
the sea pirate and the. heroine and
Evening star., 1918-08-18
Photoplay Features
Leader.

Organ concerts in the afternoon,
when Spencer Tupman will play at
the matinee performances the ballet
suite "Scheherazade," by Rimsky-
Korsakow, and at the evening per-
formances, when James C. Winton
will play Thomas Raymond Over
ture," will be incidental features
connected with the showing all this
week at the Leader Theater of the
Fox photoplay, The Bird Of Prey"
featuring Gladys Brockwell, a pic
ture that is said to run the gamut Of
the human emotions.
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three days of this week in

three days Of this week in
ITO the Highest Bidder" the story Of
a girl who rather than submit to the
extortion of the man who held a
mortgage upon the home she was
trying to save for a younger brother
sold herself from the auction block to
the highest bidder, and was bid in by
her sworn enemy. whose manhood was
aroused and her problems wiped away.
Wednesday and Thursday Love
Watches" featuring Corilne Griffith,
will be shown, and the last two days
of the week Carmel Myers in '"The
Dream Lady" he story of a young
woman of means who undertakes to
make dreams come true by opening
fortune teller's establishment.
Short reels to orchestral accom-
paniment complete each program.
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Iyceunn.


The Lyceum Theater this week win
offer 1.-THE Trail Hitters," opening a
weeks engagement this afternoon. :
The cast is headed by Johnny Weber.
comedian. and Augusta Lang. a prima
donna with an excellent contralto voice.
Weber will have assisting him George
s. Banks. Charles Edwards and Don
Trent. Elsie BosteL, .ingenue prima
donna, and Babe Richman, a lively SOU
brette. will share the honors with Miss
Lang in the feminine contingent.
Two burlettas. in two acts and six
scenes, depicting life in the fashionable
colony at Newport, will be presented.
The music is by Hal Dyson and the book
by William X. Wells. Raymond B. Perez
will direct the song numbers.
The chorus OF twenty dancing girls
will be an attractive feature. Daily
matinees will be given.
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Avenue G.anti

Alice Brady. pictured in The Dance
of Death" will be s.iown 1T Gran
dall's Avenue Grand today The story
of a cabaret dancer IS al eady fam! lar
to picture patrons. Tornorrsw John
ny Hines and Lad e Evans viii. be
pictured in "Neighbors." = pre- ro-
nance; Tuesday. Vio.a Dana IN OPP
portunty"; Wednes -ay ans. Thursday
Marguerite Clark. in Uncle Tom S
Cabin: Friday. Carlyle-Biackwell in
THE Beloved BIackmailer"; Satur-
day. Wallace Reid, in Less T. an
and Daring Hearts"
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PARKS AND EXCURSIONS.

GLEN ECHO PARK-Free open-air
concerts by the park. band, under. the
direction of Charles o. Mills, this
afternoon and evening. starting at
$3.50 pm, with a program of both
classic and popular music will be to-
days feature. The three big ride
thrillers. the gravity, the whip and
the derby racer. with a host Of mod
ern park amusements. are in opera
ture week evenings. Cars to the park,
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Casino.

The International Comedy -Four will
lead the merry revel at the Casino this
week, entitled "The Burlesk Show Of
Wonders" with new songs. new dances,
new laugh provokers and girls galore-a
full three. dozen Of them. to be exact. A
cast of fifty. it is announced, is neces-
sary to stage 1.-THE Burlesk Show of
Wonders" and with it goes a carload
of gorgeous costumes and scenery.
Today's matinee will be at $3.50 pm.
week with two ''f-olics' daily at 3:15
and S:15 pm. 8,
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Criterion.

Hall Gaines great story. ''The Bond
man." in photoplay form. with William
Farnum pictured both as Stephen Orry
and as Jason, will be the attraction at
the Criterion Theater today. tomorrow
and Tuesday. 1t is the tragic story of
Jason. who vowed vengeance against his
father for abandoning his mother. and
after the fathers death freely sacrifices
his own life to save his half brother,
who was condemned to die.
Evening star., 1918-08-18
EnoIIo.

SHARK Monroe" featuring William
s. Hart, will be shown. az -CranGall's
Apollo today and tomorrow Tt sday.
June Elvid. viii lie pictured in
Joan OF the Woods Wednesday.
Mae Mar n "a Cor Gus adven-
ture"; t LAY. Issue Eayakawa
in The . D u: Faces'; F.iday.
Dorothy D.t. on, in The Ka;ser's
Shadow; saturday. Ed-En Sore. IN
THE Demon" and Roscoe Arbuckie,
in Good Night, Nurse" -
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Strand.

A photoplay of Edith Wharton's
story THE House of Mirth" will be
shown at Moore's' Strand Theater the
first four days of this week. beginning
today. The central character, Lily
Bart, is unprecedented by Katharine
Harris Barrymore. Lily's inordinate
fondness for luxury caused her career
to follow a gradually descending
course until degradation brought
about the realization of the value of
genuine love and a sane outlook upon
life. Henry Kolker. Joseph Kilgour,
Edward Abeies and Christine Mayo
are pictured in the cast.
Thursday and the remainder of the
week "The Million Dollar Dollies a
beautiful production presenting
combination of romance, grace and
thrilling adventure and featuring the
Dolly sisters, Roszika and Yancst, will
be shown. Bo.h features will be sup
plemented with news and comedy
reels to orchestral accompaniment.
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Savoy.

With Marguerite Clark pictured as
Little Eva and Topsy. Uncle Toms
Cabin" will be shown at crandall's
Savoy today and tomorrow Frank
Losee is pictured as Uncle Tom. Wal
ter Lewis as Simon Legree, Thomas
Carnahan, .jr.. as George Shelby, and
Jere Austin as George Harris. Tues
day, Mabel Normand will be seen in
Back to the Woods: Wednesday,
Mark; Thursday, Carlyle Blackwell.
in '"The Beloved Blackmailer"; Fri
day, Edith Storey. in '.rhe Demon; ;
Saturday. Sessue Hayakawa, in 1.-THE
City of Dim Faces" and Fatty Ar
buckle. in Good Night, Nurse!"
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Knickerbocker.

1.-THE Savage Woman" with Clara
Kimball Young as its star. will be
given its Introduction to Washington
today at Crandall's Knickerbocker,
continuing tomorrow. Based upon
the French novel. la File Savage"
by Francis Cure1, it has for its hero
inc Renee, a savage woman of the
Abyssinian mountains, the daughter
Of derelict trader, who, when her
father is killed. fees to the mountains
and takes refuge in the ruins of an
ancient temple. Thus she grows to
womanhood without seeing a human
face. until she is finally rescued by an
explorer. The latest issue of 1.-THE AL
lies War Review" will complete the
program. Tuesday and Wednesday
Charles Ray will be pictured in "a
Nine O'Clock Town; Thursday and
Friday. Kathlyn Williams, Theodore
Roberts and Tully Marshall. in 1--WE
Can't Have. Everything; Saturday,
Lewis Stone. in Inside the Lines"
Evening star., 1918-08-18

a German woman spy In a mad swim
ming race for a buoy. in the English
'r,', The cast of over 80 persons in
cludes William ]. Kelly. II. Cooper
Cliffe, Jean Stuart. Suzanne Jackson.
Alice Belmore. Florence Eldredge,
Edward Forsberg and others, besides
choir boys and British and American
soldiers.
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CrandalI's,

Clara Kimball Young. in 'The Saw
age Woman" will be shown at Gran
dalrs from today through Wednes-
day. Thursday Lewis Stone will be
pictured in Inside the Lines" war
story. and Friday and Saturday. fea-
turing Elsie Ferguson. in The DAN
ger Mark"
Evening star., 1918-08-18

and Dancers. McDevitt, Kelly and Lucy.
as THE Piano Movers and the Actress"
Clara and Emily Barry; the Duprees.
unicyclists: the pipe organ recitals and
the Hearst-Pathe News and war films.
Today at 3 and S:15 pm. the bill
will comprise the Masrersingers, For
PHYS Sake" Gilbert and Friedland
and others of last week.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Beatrice Blair writes that yellow
cuffs and collars photograph nice.
clear white, which prompts a crouch
to remark that it is more that some
yellow stories do.
Simultaneously with the announce
ment that World pictures has barred
relatives from the studio comes the
announcement of Alice Brady's re-
turn to the speaking stage.
Maravene Thompson. the novelist.
finds that many directors photograph
simply to obtain "footage" or to en-
able the star to show off Aer ward
robe.
the Glory" suggests the inquiry
should a widowed mother marry
again?"
Now comes Marguerite Marsh as the
star of Conquered Hearts, a George
Kleine conception.
The Famous Players-Lasky corpo-
ration has found a new juvenile star
named Niles WEIGH 1t also has an
Joe" who receives $3.50 a week and is
insured for $1,000.
Caruse is pictured in MY Cousin
SdIOl, MS nrSI AIRCRAFT phOtOplay.
giving free passes to Italian sailors
at the stage door of the Metropolitan
Opera House. 1t is described by the
press agent as arousing thrilling en-
thusiasm.
Boiled down to five reels with every
film foot crammed full of action" ac-
| cording to the press agent, Clara
Kimbal Young's new feature pictures
her as a half wild creature of the
Abyssinian hills. with only the skins
of wild animals and her own tresses
for raiment. She shows her share of
Partisan gowns. however, when tanned
and taken to Paris.
George Bunny, who is pictured in
Friend Husband" Madge Kennedy's
picture, is a brother of the late fa-
nous comedian John Bunny.
Asserting his rights as a Go1dwyn
star, Tom Moore refuses to believe
that movie idols have to be hand
some daredevils," and says il he can't
be human and a regular fellow" he
doesn't want to be a star.
A Paramount release for August &c
will present Dorothy Dalton in Green
| Eyes" the story of a jealous man who
| marries a girl much younger than
himself and comes close to causing
tragic events.
It'll Come Back to You" a new
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Aircraft picture, is laid in Belgium
before and subsequent to the Hun in
yasion, and is a story of the war.
The advance story of Enid Bennetts
new photoplay, Goals of Fire." tells
of the daughter of a wicked rumseller
who became good and lived happy for
ever after.
1t transpires the Pearl Whites
promised autobiography is to be
modest screed of 100 $50 words. The
Pathe serial star confesses that writ
ing is no new thing for her.
Mickey" apparently sponsored bv
Mack Seanett, is headed this way with
high sounding Endorsements in song
and story. reinforced by voluminous
press comments.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

"She Walked In Her Sleep" the
story of young woman somnabulist.
who carried off high explosive while
sleep-walking was produced last
week in New York.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Nancy Lee" a comedy by Eugene
Walter in which Charlotte Walker
plays. the title role, comes to the
National in November
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Filnnogranns.

Beatrice Blair writes that yellow
cuffs and collars photograph a nice.
clear white. which prompts a crouch
to remark that it is more that some
yellow stories do.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

A new comedy drama is to be pro-
duced in New York called THE yell
low Streak" with cast including
William Ingersoll. Lily Cahill, Ralph
Kellard, and Elmer Grandin.
Evening star., 1918-08-18
NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.

NATIONAL-"Fiddler Three" an
operetta by William C. Duncan and
Alexander Johnstone, featuring Nine.
Tavie Beige, Belgian prima donna,
John Cort's first production of the
new season. with cast includinfg
Long Lefty: Thomas Conkey, we'll
known in musical comedy; Ma-Belle.
premiere danseuse; Echlin Gayer,
Louise Groody. Gilbert Clayton, Jo-
seph Miller and Josie Intropidi.
BELAscelwilliam Collier. sup
ported by Olive Wyndham, in Moth
ing But Lies" a farce in three acts.
with a prologue and an epilogue. by
Aaron Hoffman,. .one of the authors
Of Friendly Enemies" The play is
said to be woven around a new idea
the Truth" in which Mr.. Collier
formerly appeared. The company in
cludes Grany Stewart. Frank Monroe,
others.
POLTS-Beginning next Sunday
night. the new Oliver Morosco comedy
Your Neighbour" written by Leon Cor
don and Leroy Clemmens, will have its
first presentation, previous to its New
York presentation at the Morosco
Theater. It is merry war play. with
an underlying and far-reaching offset
to the fale peace propaganda that is
being instilled by agents of the
kaiser.
B. F. KEITFS-vaudevil headed
by Emma Carus and William B. Tay-
.lof. and including offerings by An
drew Toombs and Rena Parker, Nc
Kay and Ardine, Olga and Mishka,
Kenny and Hollis, Beaumonte and
Arnold, the Shirley Sisters. the Gar
cinetti Brothers and the regular fea-
tufes.
COSMOS Vaudeville, presenting
Alice Greenway and company in "An
Early Breakfast: Julia Curtis, q
dainty song Coincidence: Morris and
Shaw. of two noted vaudeville teams,
separated by the war, who have COM
bined to perpetuate the best work Of
both teams; White and West, in a
singing and dancing number, and,
probably, a surprise headliner.
GAYETY = Burlesque presenting
the Roseland Girls in Putting It
Over" and The Whirl Of the Golden
West" with song numbers by Hal
Dyson and dance features by Ray
mond Perez. The cast includes .Solly
Ward, comedian; Harry Coleman, Es-
thsr Irving Wood. Kitty Mitchell.
Dolly Fields. Peggy -West>a and Hum
ter, Lewis and Roberts, harmony
singers. with a feature chorus fea-
tured in The Pirates Midnight
Ball."
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Lee Shubert has been appointed a
major in the Theatrical Unit of the
police reserves of the New York
,police department
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Simultaneously with the announce
ment that World pictures has barred
announcement of Alice Brady's re-
turn to the speaking stage.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

"The Rainbow Girl" ended its run in
New York last night and will be sue
ceeded this week by lightning" a
new comedy by Frank Bacon.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Frank Young. treasurer of the Gay
ETY. Theater, has been called into serv-
ice and is now in training at Vicks-
burg, Miss.
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HELM. WARE
-KsEEzS
where admission is free, pass through
the downtown section of the city.
HALL-Reached

MARSHALL HALL-Reached by
daily excursions on the steamer
CHARLES Manchester which leaves 7th
street. wharf at 1890 am. and 2:30
and $50 PM. offers. exceptional ia
cilities for a days outing and pic
mic parties. The thirty-fourth annual
tournament and fancy dress ball will
be held Wednesday. starting premptly
at noon, with the award of prizes and.
the coronation of the king and the
queen taking place at the ball at
$50 in the evening.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

CHESAPEAKE BEACH Perform
ances by Clark's Razillians, acrobats
and aerial performers. are given free
bathing, fishing. grabbing and count
less amusements along the boardwalk
built over. Chesapeake bay are at
fractions. together with free band
concerts and dancing. The after
office" train leaving at $3.50 pm. ar
rives in time for daylight salt water
hath
Evening star., 1918-08-18

! Arthur Hammerstein's musical ro-
| nance, Sometime with book and
I lyrics by Rida johnson Young and
music by Rudolf Friml, will come to
| Polls Theater Monday evening. Sep
tember 2. Herbert Corthel and Au-
drey Maple head the cast, which in
Evening star., 1918-08-18
In the Spotlight.

wilton, Lackaye is appearing in
vaudeville in a playlet called Quits"
Jack Arnold of Beaunionte and Ar
mold is q SON of the late Harry God
win, formerly of The Star.
John Hyams and Leila Mcintyre are
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Garden.
DANCING

Alice Joyce will be pictured at
Moore's Garden Theater, the first
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Rena- Parker is assisting Andrew
Toombs in his new vaudeville act.
Lola Wentworth of this city is en-
joying a brief retirement from stage
Evening star., 1918-08-18

John Cort.. She will be featured in
his new operetta, "Fiddlers Three"
the opening attraction at the Cort
Theater, New York, September 2, after
a premiere in Washington.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

cIudes Frances Cameron, Mae West.
George Rosemer, John Merkyl, Will
liam Dorian, Mildred LIE Cue. De
Haven and Nice and a chorus of forty
girls.
1.-The STAR has been decided upon
as the title of the new play in which
Leo Ditrichstein will appear this sea-
son under the direction of Cohan &:
Harris. It is the joint effort Of Mr..
Ditrichstein and A. E. Thomas.
Relatives and friends, employees and
the Actors Fund of America are re-
membered in the will of the late
Alexander W. Dingwall. the theatrical
manager. which was filed last week
in New York. The estate is appraised
at 81 100000
At the Cort Street Theater. Chicago.
last night Marie Cahill closed her
season in "Just Around the Corner"
The Chicago run included over 100
performances. Miss Cahill will open
her Fall season in New York next
month.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

acting in a playlet called Ma.
Bloom"
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Tomorrow night New York gets its
first view of Under Orders" "Where
Poppies Bloom" and why Worry" all
Of which were tried ON the dog" in
this city.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

new comedy by Frank Bacon.
Toombs in his new vaudeville act.
Lola Wentworth of this city is en-
joying brief retirement from stage
Tomorrow night New York gets its
first view of Under ORDERS" "Where
Poppies Bloom" and why Worry" all
Of which were tried ON the dog" in
this city.
In Halifax tomorrow night Daddy
Long Legs" begins tour to the Pa
cific coast and back. with Edna Wal
ton and Robert Phillips in the two
principal roles.
.Mitzi Ha3os in Head Over Heels"
will be presented in New York by Henry
Savage the latter part Of this month.
The piece has had quite a run in Bos-
ton.
Chester Spencer and Lola Williams,
the vaudeville comedy duo, are back
in their home on Upshur street. They
had an unusually long season, going
as far west as the coast.
Manager Harry o. Jarboe Of the
Gayety will have his father, r. Fuller
Jarboe, musical director Of the Mil
lion Dollar Dolls" with him this week.
His mother also will. visit him at the
same time.
Nat Goodwin, Edmund Breese, Ern-
est Lawford and other members Of
the why Marry company, left New
York Wednesday for Denver w,ere
they will inaugurate tomorrow. night,
a. tour booked for two years.
The Shuberts and John D. Williams
will open the season at the Comedy
Theater. New York, with IAN Ideal
Husband" a play by Oscar wilde.
The company is. headed by Norman
Trevor and Constance Collier. Re-
hearsals were started last week.
''Mademoiselle Flirt" has been re-
christened Listen, Lester" It is a
farce by Harry Cort and George Stod-
dard. Savoy. and Cook have been en-
gagged as the principal comedians.
Mile. Tavie Beige. who at the. OUT
break of the war was prima donna Of
- -
Evening star., 1918-08-18

..Mademoiselle Flirt" has been re-
christened Listen, Lester" It is
farce by Harry Cort and George Stod-
dard. Savoy. and Cook have been en-
gagged as the principal comedians.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Mile. .Tavie Beige. who at the. OUT
break of the war was prima donna Of
the Antwerp Opera House. Belgium,
has been placed under contract by
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Maravene Thompson. the novelist.
innumerable scenes into their story
simply to obtain "footage." or to en-
able the star to show off Aer ward
robe.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

Asserting his rights as a GoIdwyn
star. Tom Moore refuses to believe
that movie idols have to be hand
some daredevils," and says if he can't
be human and a regular fellow he
doesn't want to be a star.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

In Halifax tomorrow night Daddy
Long Legs" begins tour to the Pa
cific coast and back, with Edna Wal
ton and Robert Phillips in the two
princiDaI roles.
Evening star., 1918-08-18

A photoplay called ''The Power and
the Glory suggests the inquiry
should a widowed mother marry
a 0ain3'