Evening star., 1918-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS

NATIONALLY Marriage of Con-
venience" will bring Henry Miller and
Ruth Chatterton together az co-stars
at the National next week and afford
local theatergoers the opportunity OF
seeing the play that made such
marked hit In New York last season.
The original production from Henry
Miller's Theater in New York will be
used Mr.. Miller will be seen as the
Comte de Candale, Miss Chatterton as
the Comtesse de Candale. Lowell Sher-
man as the Chevalier de Valclos.
David Glassford as the general,
Frances Goodrich Ames as Marion
and Frederick Lloyd as Jasmin- Seats
will be placed on sale at the Ma
tional today.
BELASCO. william Collier in
Nothing But Lies" a new three-act
farce by Aaron Hoffman. will be the
attraction at the Belasco next week.
time in this play Sunday night, but
the public won't be admitted, for the
actor has bought the house for the
opening night and is going to NIL 1t
with soldiers and sailors. Seats Tor
all other performances. beginning
Win tHc 1<dUOi usby ihotAhSS AsAotiNNss
will be on sale at the Belasco to.
morrow. Supporting MIR. Collier Will
be Olive Wyndham, Grant Stewart.
Rapley Holmes. Thomas v. Emory,
Florence Enright. w. Riley Hatch,
Frank Monroe, Jane Blake, Robert
Strange, Malcolm Bradley and Cor
don Burby.
POLrS-Arthur Hammerstein will
present at Polls Theater Sunday even
SxF a.
time" The book and lyrics were
written by Rida Johnson Young. while
the score is by Rudolf Friml. COM
poser Of "Katinka." You're in Live,
High Jinks" and THE Fireny." In
the cast are such well known favo-
rites as Audrey Maple. last seen here
as prima donna with Her Regiment;
Herbert Corthell. Frances Cameron,
Mae West. John Merkyl. George Rose
ner. Hallen Mostyn, Mildred LIE Cue,
De Haven and Nice and William Dor
rian. Forty show. girls Will lend color
and vivacity to the ensembles.
B. F. KEITHS.-Mme. Marguerite
Sylvia, prima donna, formerly of the
Opera Comique and Grand Opera COM
panies of Paris. also of the principal
American organizations, is making a
very limited appearance in b. F..
Keith vaudeville. and will give her
premiere here next week. Nine.
Sylva's repertoire will embrace three
widely contrasted ballads. among
them one by a Washington lyricist.
The extra added attraction will be
Florence Roberts and company in
The Woman Intervenes." by Hart
ley Manners, the author Of Peg O.
be Eleanor Rae Ball and her brother.
Joseph Ball. combining violin and
cello artistry; Bostock's Riding
School, portraying How Circus Rid
ers Are Made" and employing five
white-top notables and their horses
Orth and Cody In Let's Take a Walk .
Foster Ball in "Since the Days Of
'61,'' Kerr and Weston in "All in
Fun" Chinko and Minnie kaufman in
an ensemble of funny bits, the pipe
organ recitals and the Hearst-Pathe
Next Sunday at 3 and S:15 pm. the
bill will present Emma Carus, Craig
Campbell and all the rest of the cur
rent weeks array.
GAYETY.-Florence Bennett heads
Z. the cast of Fred Irwin's Majestics,
which is next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater. This years vehicle
is a two-act musical revue in six
scenes. in which large chorus will
be featured. The supporting cast in
cludes Lyle La Pine. Roscoe Ails. Doc
Dell. George Leon. May Belmont, VAL
1erie Beck, Ruth Barbour and Arthur
Powers. Several novel specialties will
be introduced as an incidental to the
action
LYCEUM-Ths 1919 edition of THE
FollieS of Pleasure" will come to the
Lyceum Theater next week. The cast
includes Tom Mckenna, Irish come
field, prima donna; Violet Hilson, 500
brette, and other burlesque principals
The show is in two acts and nine
scenes. The chorus of thirty girls
VIII present a number of special song
numbers.
MARSHALL HALL-Marshall Hall
promises to be exceptionally popular
Ior the Labor day excursionista pro-
viding. as it does. an ideal point at
which to hold a picnic Many diver
sions are at hand, while dancing on
the pavilion is always popular. The
steamer Charles Manchester will make
three trips to the hall leaving at 10
am, $3.50 and $3.50 pm.
GREAT FAIIS-At popular and
beautiful Great Falls Park the dane
ing. motion pictures. concerts by the
Ladies Liberty Orchestra as well as
the scenic beauties continue to at
tract crowds who find ideal enjoy
ment here. For Labor day the man
agement has planned a number of
ADDED and interesting features and
there are to be special outings by
many organizations. For the children
there are a variety Of Interesting
amusements.
GLEN ECHO PARK-rhe last Sum-
Gay OF the season at Glen Echo Park
viii be celebrated with four concerts
by Antonio Celfo's Band and ali of the
amusements in full swing. On the
following day. which is Labor day, the
management has decided to open up
all amusement features at i O'Clock IN
the afternoon and keep the merriment
going until midnight A special dance
program. to begin early in the after
noon ana continue until midnight, has
been arranged by Mills orchestra.