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4iebe. cir idD rrlbG bfarIj-
len.

Cine Oerpidclte criminal IeididJt,
1ntrolitc li6 III elmer 8erbanOluno
Dor Der 5traifammcr 0es 9auO.
Beridta Ill, Berlin. 8cacn Gie6.
ltohls maren Der aauimann Glaa
Ben ser Sod &urgborot. Der 3a1n.
tednIfer 8rilBniafcr uno sic 3abn
tcAniferin Otlrtba 9riber anae
flogt. Bel Der 4ngefIagten mo6nte
ais llntcrmictcr Oraf 9etbuip.&uc.
ser ii ieincr @obmuna idon Der
idie0entlit beitobIen moroen mar,
obae DOB e5 qeIong. Sen Cater gu
ermittcln. llnbet1unt mar in0eIien
Dem @rafel,, SAB in Sen @obn-
rdltmeu Der Trircr bon Sen Nlit.
angetla9teu oucrIei Shiebcrgeid1fte
ab1eidloiien murocn. gus es lid
zines Cages oarltm hanocIte. Sob
IcnItollb onltott Saharln 3u Der
fuuien, crihicnen oie qeprellten
&dnier ais GriminoIbeamtc uno
nahmen nidt MIR bel Scr 4n0e-
fIaaten cine 9cidlognobme Dor.
Ior0ern aid in Sen RGumcn 0es
@rofen. Gurh 0ieien ;3miiheniou
rnren Sic NnacfIagten in @cIo-
oerleaenbeit Qcruten un0 beIdloIIe,i
eincn 0roG nuacleQtcn Giu6nldl in
Die Soiictta 0e@ @raicn @cthuia-
Sue, bic et1un 10000 Porf in
@crtpopiercn ~cuthaIten ioutc. Ser
Elan ocIonatc oltt' iltr Mu5fiiGrtnq;
obcr ca bciouo2n Iidl in Ser Qoiicttc
mr. fir 5000 M0rf @ric13nnleibe.
GlooPen n1bm Sen dau3en Sumo OIL
'id1, lplr0c ober halls 0orauf perbof-
let. @dhrcn0 ieircr &aiticit bradcn
lcinc chemnIincn Seller BEL INN Elm
ltn0 ItobIen Sos oonnriae 0icbc8qut
lomic pcriAieocne @ertQcQcnitdn0c.
Sdl;eBIidI QCIoHq 6. oQc lest 9(n-
fefloatcn }u perhniten uto Dem
@rafen feline @ertpab;rrc 3ltriif,
ntAeteu. 9'nh Sen Grqcbniiicn ser
@cipei8altinahmc m1ir0c @riitmadcr
frcioeiproden Gloo6en at eincm
Sdhr ieh& Wonater @ef6nonis.
9irahnrOt 3n ne'm Nouoten mo
Die NnNefLoate. GriBcr 7l einem
Sabr 8eiGnQniS nerurteiIt.
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InfbctuaBrnng Don Soblen inter
Mafer.

Gie 2agerlng non &obIen i'm 8of
Ter ccrbinbert Die Gntgaiung pie
oi!h Die Observation-Disclosures Die
ted)niide &eripdlsitarion Der Uni.
periitat Sainofs lit 5u folgqnoen gr.
gebniilcn gelangt; Soble nerIiert
unter 8oiier nidIt merflid an Sei5-
froft. 0ur6 &ogcrlrng i'm 5reien
entitcDt Elm &erluit BON 3 bis 10
Bro5ent an &ei5pert. Grofene Ga.
gerltng bat feincn &ortciI Dor frei.
er Haqcru1g ouBcr bel bod iAnpcfcI-
boItiQen &oNIen pp Die GrpoationS-
%prooutte 0es SAmciclS ooS Gntluci-
diem 0ou &0hlennoiicritoffcn perbilt.
oern. Ger Gerluit benin 20qcrn
iGeint nah ; |lonatcn rrnftiih be-
cn0ct 3r icin; i'm Z, bis 8. Utonat
ino Ole &crluitc ulmcrfll1.
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ten bit3u; .4uBerbaI6 oieicr 9ale
berridt Elm @eiit 6es 9aiie5, Der
0eiit Der ltnteroriidlmg. Sic balien
ms UNI uuicrer Slater uno Willtter,
lie baiicn ans Inn mier ieiblt mIllen.
5ie hoiicn ms megeu miercr Spro-
Gc ia audi unierer @eOanfen Degen.
U}uu Deriogt inns iogar 0o5 9tcdt,
Semen 3i ge6eu. Die mir lie6cn.
Ca5 1T Der @ciIt Der 9eaion, 0as 1T
ser (3eiit BON S0tuncu!
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Bonn iadliidcn GG 'Nonig,

DEL leiner aciunocu Abncjlun1 0eaen
0d8 Nofacltnoe uuo Die b~urcnltrati,
ld)en Nilrocntr0Jcr cit rc,lt orait;.
'd)cn Ana0rud CAB. erjah't Nana uon
&cber III ser non ibm 0trmlaaeQc.
beneu 3citidrI't .3lpirbcliiih rol.
Jcn0C Ynctoottn. 0luc2 Cages tam
Der &oul9 Ron Dem NeJrlbnl9 etue>
'clner QlInllter bcum mo io6 nm.
ra8 6rllbltild ermQrtcn0. NIT 0cil
rbrIQ acbIiebertu YiIniitcrn in len.
acr &iIa @odmit. Mics ihmitl.
0rariticnbeit mImtuO. GnolJd int
aes Monla rlEd@lm uno mejute:
9tIt - pcr MIRO oeun mi Ron Sid.
Ser uItjte nnn?"
GIne@ Cages iaB er in Nerlin bc
ocr No'to'N IA idlul Sic llbt
tcin. ~9'ein lIhr idate cr i'm
memo, IAN oit 3tti lllgitl lh i9ur.
init meJHcr ~omtc &aihcIotlr.~
Gin uu0erma, &3uii, mal
.unll, otf mlo Nagca btiuhtt {.
III &olt.aHoc enc Tabr.t GIN %a,
1rbt,t,r hieIt cine @Wprate g.
.udr usd'ill hetitr. Scr N0niJ chen
ads crtd.yG.. fyod'}.c: Ma. autt
4ta.n Stc i5tu,a Ia aarH lcaa
i mcajtr Nalt sU ic.g' aGl. a..
N~t&tHa0." ~crutNggtt Orr Yrhe
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Gin 8nia}'p
pr1haentfhhfta
Ganoioat,

Elm @obIacieb. 0cm HlfolQe Die in
inc Yrimor1pahi eintret2noen Stan.
cafell i1re pouiIldeil Nrillloloer III
ran lhpolf2ldlperc1 9orien iIeoer
]uIe9el! BADEN. giIl io'lloeEoor'@
lle6 ldoH oe9nHIo' neil e la5'9'''
2oiIli'd'en &lottfoFlI'eil mo eNo''ls''
bfill5'p'ci'efildfuI'8en e'h eH'e DC
'lS.
@etol'itltdl bat lid) NM ah|
adt2% w. @crdra BERN Cilir't'
5H'Sflfa2 III osn cltfQpo''ue' NE.eJ
33'erlia!I'laef %of'QH'ter Il! GERM.
H''"to'eh 1e'a'il @,i II otiI J'.lA
vi Ttff'iL oo9 ne,8t ri9 eoho''ot li'f
ms Unit ci'e@ F5a(i.e''''h Der &>Cr
s'''9te0 @1coleH o'l'5uIreIeH. "
oa! 'et1e 0ahoioaIilr MI 1fudt 0olI'o
S0,olo 'G}oIl o''9cfaiIlo'4l tt'!o oaper
a''a' leIhe %Io1'foffl non ouf &90t.
zen. &c Iolifel.
DYindjc nno C~rllnltc 0a9 ynno IIdlcr
Fir 1cmufratic." Make and keep
the country cafe for democracy
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3imerItan Scqion" non Men
arr, q. s., iencr ThciI ihrer Ntit.
JIie0Ihnit, ouf Den allies Qcutide
nirft wie ou5 rotbe &udl mi SEN
Eticr. If ihrctlih ou.iQcbratt ilbct
6en Rerporfer Nnmolt otto u. Site.
III. ser oicicr ToQe ouf ciacm Gon.
ssrt ser &%ereinjQtcu fdtholiihcn uno
protcitantiiden oclitihcu NJrdcud0
~ in elmer j%iju0cnoen Nuiprohc Ou@
Trcibcn Scr 2%cgiordrc ms redltc
Iid1t Qc1telt hat. Mr ncjIttn iinO
oic &errer non Ser Nmcrjtauiihcu
2taion iiber StieFeI3 WjbcI5itotr ent.
%.ruitct. Ger Itreitbore ms mncrifro
tcuc TnlpaIt bate beiipiel9peiic
1je StcIIe ot8 Dem MarflI5 @pan9c
I1uw , &upjttI. s. uno 9. %tr2 al.
AZ MT. ,Gr nbcr iprndl III Inn; Sab,
re ans, On nuinubcrcr @ciit, non Dem
9}euifcu. ltnS or fra1tc TIN: Vic
brlfeit on. lluo or nntuurtete: 0e'
q / 0 II. hcife id. bonn uuier 1T Uicl."
Ilno cine mcjtcrr @itelItcne in Site.
fcla Heoe lit Dem 9ufoS guanncIium
zntnommen. S. &apjtcI so. IerS,
uu0 Inirtct uIio: limb Scius iraatc
Inn nph fprod: @ie brifcit Sn? Gr
fprnh: QcaiOn, Bonn cS mnrcn uitI
ScnfcT in i'm acfnhrru."
3cr Hconer fiigte Den @ibeI5ito.
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3lieIeefaItiec alolisei.
&On Der rOtcn, Der b!auen nnS Der
Nrilnen XOIiiel feitaenommen.

Gin tolIes 0urGeIuanoer, oa8 lid)
gliIdlIWeuueile Ie0od) oDne @afien.
gciUalt l0icn lIeB, bat lId) Oieler IA.
&c III einem 9crIlner 9tad)tlotaI ob
geipicIt. Qort JOB DER bel ser &onI-
mat0antur augejeIlte arlminaIbe-
ante 6orltcr ulO bemerfte, ooB elm
lcbr elegant gctleIoeter 9err nit
Dem &lrt cin Neiddft ab5ul1lle
Zen benlllbt mar. Ser ,frem0e
SEER" 500 aus ieIner 9oientalde
iedlS groBe 4rilIQatrIuge, ole often,
bar aus eiuem Glnbrutl ltamulieu,
0a lie NOD DIE iiblldeu Au35eldnull-
g"n trlIgeu, An0 one elnen Nert DON
2l,S0O Mari onrlletlten. 0Icie
9tlnge bot Der uubtTunute Dem YSlrt
fIr 5000 Mari al, mobel er Dlr5u
figte, oaB cr uoI III ~0cr,elben
ytadt Wn0er Elm nelic5 Sing Oreben
uer0e.
Ger &rlmitalbcomtc Ger Som
m%uuOonulr rlcI MN te,epboNlit
BON Der Mautobtetllng Der Som.
%manoontlr @liIc beruu. "a Oct
Observation-Disclosures uTIcubar bc.uaif-
net mar, brlt)Ioliel ole &omuan.
oanturbeumten, uOrltutIg 81 Ntrte
81 gebtn, 60rltcr trnt oil oen Illd],
an meld)em Der 48irt mo Der Sd)ie.
Der iaben, mari lelnc GrfemnungS.
marie aul Den Gid uno lorocrte
nit porgcDaItcncm yicuoluer bel0c
aui, Die 0dnOe empor5ubalten.
MabrenO Der Mirt 5olge |lclitete,
ltiir3te lit Der Sdieber, Der ebcn.
fall9 bemoiinet mar, auf 5. Su Die.
lem Nu9enbIIf mari lid) Der &ou.
northumberland Seppien aul oen
9erbreter mo rang i'm 81 YoOen.
Sn5miidleu elite ser 8irt, Der
9lullbte, Dab er un0 Der Sdyleber
bon an0eren Ne%rbred]ern iiberfalIem
moroen icl, ans Gelepbon uno rIct
DC c5 injmiidlen id)on / llbr nodta
J%elpor0en mar, oa3 Stidlmort
ollCberi0u" ms IeIcpboH. [Sn frr5er
3elt erld]tcncn nm pom eincn nnbe.
gclCgcncn Voli5clreUier mcbrere We.
ante Der b~laler, nlten Yoll5et.
Shieber mo Wirt bebaupteteu, pon
nTerbred)ern" ilbcrfollcn 81 leiu.
un0 uerlongtcn ocren 5eititeluug
Die belocn Observation-Disclosures
5eigten ibre Nu3lpciie uno ucranluB.
ten oob 5umddyit Dem 0riQauten
idicber Ole Nertiod)en %nbgenommen
mur0cn. Ger &ommauoantur.He
ulerp0rltebcr 2cppien nobm ole
GoelItc!ne an lib uno iolgtc Damn
sur &lorlng oeS Satuerbaltcs oen
blouen Y0Il5elbeumten aut 0eren
Nadltlofnl, Gle &ommnnoonturIeu
tc oerlangten sic %uinubme elne4
HrotofoIla uuo molItCH Den Nerbre
der, Der ln3Dlldlen ai2 EN- &cullel
SSilhclm SduIj teltgeltcilt luurOe.
ocr bcrelt3 mcbrere Sabre I'M ,3ubt
b0u9 perbr0dt bat, nit lih nepuncu
Goralibm rief Ole blolic Yollsel. od
ole rotc Nolijel (olc %Souuuunoan
ErpolJ5llicn trligeu bisber rote Hin
ocn) aui IlrGm icit9euommcucu Gin
brtd'cr bcitdn0. olc CRIME @olljel gu
pllie. NI2balo erldlien oleie ON
HI0ge mo cntihico, oaB Der GIN
pyed1cr. nm Ben Ole bCjotu onocrelj
NcborNen itrittcn. ibr ielbit uuaSu
Iicicrn Jet. Die rotr Goli3et bellgt,
'idl Der ~llcbtrmadlt. luoLItc obcr ilu
Sjd'crbeit 0te Qrijuc Nolliet bcllej
tell uU 0lu GmbreAcr llu)er abju
l;t'cya %or Dem @adtloful Dc,
3rjacu |olijcl in Ser gtnrburlc
@traSe tout q 3piid1cu sen S}ertre
,eru Scr ucriUjcOcneu &ebcrocp 81
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Let our object be, our Country, our
.sE1ole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God.
may thar country itself become a
g&st and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but OF wis
dom, OF peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
Odn1rstiOn forever. -
Daniel WEBB Ter.
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Sn @arls bat Gin 0rpfcNur u

mems 8errie erfJdrt, Elm Mit.eI cr-
fun0en 81 hGhcn, Inn 0a9 @eihlcht
Der uuf Die @pIt fonmelocn ainocr
un &orau5 5u 5eitlnmen. Qa@ bo-
ben 0or ihm ipon picIe onocrc iibcr.
9eif)noppte 2ette probjrt, o6uc oud)
1ur Den geringitcn Griolg 3u boben.
Die Nutur I0Bt it'd nidlt ms
3anoDerf piuldcn. an aaertpeniQItcu
Don eirem Yrofeiior!
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BernrS, aIIp unIcr ebemnliocr@ot.

ff)ofter IN Berlin, hat lcincn 0ut oI@
BrGIioentidnit5canoioot IN Sen Ming
a~elnorfen er Itcint feline bi9bcrigc
Gooteugr0berorbcit al ser oculotrd,
ridden 8ortej nod nift fir crioIQ,
lid genlg 8u haIteu. g8elm mir eli
aeu GOLDEN Meniheu. fiJr sen uidlta
uritbt ais 0o5 @clO iciucr Irlll sum
a}ra'ioenten mobIten. 10 mareu mr.
Aamtt butitdbIid, aui ocn Sum
-&Fpmmenl
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ulo oar
llgrbin UerbnTtete fur3 entitloiien
bic crime YOli5ci ale an0eren. Crit
noc]oem cine griIuolide 4usiprad)c
libcr oen &orfaa itattgeimoen bat
te. entplrrte lid Die 9lngeIegcnbcit
Iegen Yiorgen.
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0nmmbeit 1T Die ar0fte 8sfnbr filr
zrnier 2an0, iogt Senator SERMON.
uno CT bot nid)t llnrebt.
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Eelepbon q. g1ummer 1893.


-gRorq,uiteru~ ieoen 3ienstag. uno
.a5tnte1u leOen 6reitd9, porto'
frei. beIoe 8otsHbldtter %3ulnntnien pro
Nohr filr S3.UO
&ah europa uuo Canada, aus
ialicBgi1 0egeu 9orausbe3abIun8'
vortDicei; beioe 8o6enGus8oben
Uro PAW
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Tr6blidlc @eihnadjtcn fir Die anne.

rifauiid,eu Sertilin0uItrie. Is lit
cine groBe Senolmg oelltifer 6arb.
5toiie bier cIngetrofien.
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Die !SanbeIsueIt pcrlannt eric.

pen. Sic mill, oaB Yrdii0eut @iIiOn
uuo Ser 8u~noeaielot en0Iid) banOeln,
onnit lie hanocln foulen.
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nm beiteu uuo iiderien lit g, oas
gelo per y o # a ume ung tgtonep
Gr0erI, bic Der SoitueIlrcr III Den gro
Hereu 5rtItaitcu ausiIeaen taun, 81
i1berieuoeu. Gbeuio gut uuo iIdler nm
bte gIprcBa ume tiunBen. mel
he nte Hltnleu IN alien erpreBs 1tattos
ten au.itelen Btuu man od5 @elo
per 3olauue.igng ooer per GrpreBans
S%octlura idldt, iii g uJtt nntblpenolQ
zen hetrcffenocn Brief reQiltriren }i lol
zen. lpenn ole doreie oeutlidl geidrteben
tt Qeqt ntl oageysu gdur8clo IN Den
Brief, 10 iolte oicler tets r,gpitltI iutl
cen i'm ilGler 8u itiu, oub oerlclbs rId
IA urt0mmt. Sir @clbienounaen III
eiafahem 9ricfperitbhuiie %Iibernehmen
mir t~eincrlei Nerl mtiuortIldtelt, 5n
Role BON 4ore6pcr0noeulngen per8t',e
uau ia uidlt. Sic allie ebenioiuohl luIe Die
meme &oitoiiice nu3ugcbeu, oenu lonlt
koruen lplr Der gtumen IN zen 6lhern
edr ujht finoen.
Rouep Gr0ers ourfen ritt, pit oa5
90 oft 1cid1ieht. als uernIetHttIte 1lIt
tuug 8urIdbebalten mernen,
louosrn iinb IN Den 8yjefsn bet8ue
fcQen.
Gujtturq erinIQt mn ourh @crosrunQ
ee5 Dauu5 Gui oem AoreYilrelitu.
I21u e%'reffrc ttuiad:
.yiuroitcru", Ga Grofe, isis.
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eridelut ieoeu 6reitag.

heEqusgcher. Sic Standardization
QooIf Sdnortan. Srdlloent.
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Beidaitssy 0tat:

Enreneru- @c5Guoc, 1913 Brain StraBe.
IA GroHe, Bis.
The Washington times., 1919-09-14

musical comedy which comes to
Polls this evening.
The action Of the piece takes place
at Miami during the height of the
season, and the three acts offer ample
opportunities for the introduction Of
the sixteen musical numbers and the
even dozen dances.
With such local vaudeville favor
ties as Andrew Toombes and Ruby
Norton, Of the team of Norton and
Lee, in the leading roles, there is
no question about the pace that will
be set
Messrs. Maddox and Hart have
gathered together a really remark
able cast Aside from the two lead
ing players mentioned they have
Clarence Nordstrom, one Of the great
Juvenile leads in musical comedy;
Donald Meek, Stanley H. Forde
Florence Enright, last season leading
woman for Willie Collier; Betty
Pierce, charming ingenue; Airline
Fredericks, Robert Woolsey, John
Roche, Philip Bishop, Easton Yonge,
and Jack McSoriey.
The chorus of sixteen Is made up
OF young women-the average age is
nineteen years and four months-who
aside from spulchritude Of face and
form possess the ability TO sing and
dance, which they do aplenty. An
augmented orchestra Of twenty musi-
clans will interpret the haunting
melodies OF the score under the
direction Of Max Hirschheld.
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
HAHnNAI.

The MANAGEMENT Of the National
Theater announces an attraction OF
more than usual interest for tonight
when the first performance will take
place Of Sam Shannon's production
Of What's the odds"
This play has been founded by its
author, Edgar Allan Woolf. on Henry
a. Blossom IRIS Checkers" probably
the most famous racing drama Of all
time. The music emanating from the
iuneful pen of Albert Won Tilzer, who
1as been fortunate in the lyrics sup
oIied by Eevi1I Fieeson, is OF unusual
excellence.
The strong cast includes many
Broadway favorites, among them
William p. Meehan, as Checkers, Of
course; Mabel Withee, for a long
lime leading lady with Al Jolson, and
more recently a leading light OF
George Whites Scandals Of 1919"
3. hen produced here, as Pert; George
Mckay. so long q favorite member Of
the vaudeville team Of Mckay and
Ardene, as Push Miller; Sidonie Es-
pero. Renee Reano and a host OF
others, including, so the press agent
most strenuously AYERS, the thirty
most beautiful racing fans in the
world.
In the fashioninE OF this musical
production special care has been
faken with the musical numbers.
which have been produced by Mr.
Rock, OF Rock g. White, and for
which a special orchester OF eighteen
members culIed from the leading
symphony orchestras Of the country
viii supplement the usual theateF
musicians.
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
BELASCO,

Direct from its very successful en-
gagement at the ShUbert Theater.
New York, the Gallo English Opera
Company organized for splendid re-
yiVals Of the standard English and
French comic operas, will be seen here
at the Belasco Theater, opening to-
morrow night for an engagement Of
one week.
Opera lovers OF this city know thor
oughly we'll what sort Of opera Gallo
has been Offering in the past with the
San Carlo Opera Company, and when
II Is stated that the new organization
has been formed for the purpose OF
giving comic opera on the same splen-
did scale as the grand opera company,
The Washington times., 1919-09-14

suring q speedy and comfortable
handling Of the usual nightly thrOpgs
OF patrons. A richly tiled floor has
been laid. The lighting scheme in
both auditorium and lobby Is most
novel and effective.
Exceptional care has been devoted
to the selection OF q large and well
balanced orchestra, and the strict
censorship by the management as
sures a refined environment for its
patrons.
On the same floor Of this vast, fire
proof building is located q large, well
appointed billiard room and twelve
modern bowling alleys with seven
additional ones nearing completion
On the floor above Is situated the
spacious private ball room. now be-
ing booked for dances. aceesblies,
lectures, etc
The Washington times., 1919-09-14
ARCADE AUDITORIUM
WILL REOPEN TUESDAY,

The seasons reopening at the Ar
cade Auditorium is announced for
Tuesday night. A large force OF ar
lists and mechanics has been busy
all summer remodeling and redeco-
rating this place Of amusement which
has been transformed into one of the
most beautiful dance palaces in this
country. with greatly increased IA
cilities for comfort and convenience
of its patrons.
Particular attention has been di-
rected to the remodeling of the large
lobby which is now provided with ex-
ira ticket booths and additional en-
frances to the auditorium, thereby in
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GARRICK.

The Garrick Players, for the week
commencing this evening, will present
Avery Hopwood's three-aet farce.
'Ev'ry Little Movement" a play that
is said to be even more replete with
funny lines and humorous situations
than Hopwood's I'll Say She Does. {"
-EYry Little Movement" has to do
with a man who thought he loved
another mans wife. There is an ex-
change of wives, the whole combin-
ing to provide two solid hours of
laughter.
Cast as the principal funmakers are
Earle Foxe, Doris Sheerin, Donald
Mcdonald, Gladys Knorr and other
popular members Of the Garrick play
ers.
Hopwood will be recalled as the
author Of Fair and Warmer" The
Gold Diggers" in which Ina Claire
scored a sensational triumph some
weeks ago at the Shubert- -BeIasco
theater. Seven Days" and others too
numerous to mention.
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b. r. KEITH,S.

This week at B. F. Keith's Theater
there will be presented an extraordi-
nary bill in honor of Pershing and his
homecoming heroes. On Wednesday,
the day Of the grand review, the thea
ter will give but one matinee, and
that at p. m. Access will be afforded
on the G street side in the event that
at the hour stated the Fifteenth street
entrance is blocked.
The stellar attraction will be the
girl who made the shimmy a classic
Bee" Palmer. Assisting her are THE
Six Kings of.JaZzapation."
The extra added feature WIN be Va
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All Legitimate Houses
Stage Plays This Week

TOR the first time since the nominal beginning of the
1890 theatrical season. the week beginning today
finds all of the city's legitimate houses presenting
legitimate offerings. Heretofore of the houses
have been either dark occupied by movie produc
ton other, but this week:
Well In the first place. there two musical comedies;
and atop that there is comic opera by the Gallo artists and
then too there old and worthy friends the Gar
ckers with another of their wondrous farces Isn't it
going to be wondrous week7 It is.
Consider the National where holds FORTH commencing
tonight the musical version of that great play Checkers
This writer privileged to view the musical comedy
The Washington times., 1919-09-14

which, by the WayAis named What's
the Odds?" in Baltimore, where It
opened last week. And feels safe in
saying that IL will prove to be one
II the seasons finest musical delights
70 Washington's musical-comedy fans
and they are legion. Possessed OF
tuneful music, snappy lyrics, q fine
cast, and much feminine pulchritude,
What's the Odds 20 looks like an easy
winner under the wire Of popular
success. But more Of that anon-to-
morrow. At Polls there opens to-
night the other musical comedy Of
fering, yclept Nothing But Love"
Judging from advance notices, we
leap at the conclusion that there Is
much more than love, to wit, all the
necessities Of a pleasing entertain
ment Being quite in the dark as to
the story, or yet the reception 1t WAS
accorded elsewhere, or any other OF
those little details, we feel constrained
70 await tonight's opening before un-
5rrdening ourselves Of further re-
marks
The Belasco offers the Gallo Comic
Opera Company, which opens tomor-
row night with The Mikado." The
talented singers whose names are
listed among those in the company,
and the name Of Fortune Gallo would
seem TO warrant the assumption that
sor lovers Of comic opera, the Belas-
SOS week holds bright promise.
The Garrickers' reputation for farce
- 80 great that mere chatter here can
do nothing more than corroborate
vour own idea, which is, no doubt
hat you'll go and see ''EV'ry Little
Movement" at the F street playhouse
his week.
AZ for the Gayety and B. F. Keith's,
they have their usual high class bills
-burIesdue and vaudeville, respec-
lively.
And now for the press agents merry
ssy:
The Washington times., 1919-09-14

To accommodate the increased per-
sonnel of the symphony orchestra at
CrandalPs Metropolitan Theater, to
be installed as a part OF the regular
playing strength of the organization
this month, the orchestra platform
under the proscenium will at once be
increased in size. This enlargement
OF the musicians playing space will
necessitate the removal of the first
row of orchestra chairs across the full
width of the auditorium.
The Washington times., 1919-09-14

1erie Bergere, the famous emotional
star, in Moths" a comedy drama in
which she shades serious interpreta-
tions with laughable lining.
Another new hit will be Berk and
Valda in a teFpsichorean feature pune
tuated with songs. Williams and
Wolfus in ''Hark, HarlS, Hark," are ex-
pected to make q hit. Alice Hamilton
will offer impersOnatiOns Of out Of the
ordinary character.
Other numbers include Duval and
Symonds in a jolly triyiality, the Four
Meyakos in Oriental surprises, and
Rinaldo brothers in an exposition OF
Roman arenic art, and the kinograms.
At and s:15 p. M today the bill
will present the United States Glee
Club-Walter c. Kelly, Lillian Fitz-
gerald and Clarence Senna-and the
balance Of last weeks hits.
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Joseph P. Morgan, geheral manager
OF the Crandall Theaters in Washing
ton, last week returned from a fort
nights outing at Lake Hopatcong, N.
j.. where he acquired a considerable
added tendency toward embonpoint,
and where the hotel-porch sirens drew
cuts for his company, male guests be-
ing practically non-existent so late
in the summer.
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it can readily be seen what treats
are in store. Headed by the we'll
known comic opera comedian, Jeffer-
son De Angels. and the only Japa-
nese prima donna in the field of comic
opera, Hama Shimozumi, the list of
principals also includes William Dan
forth, Warren Proctor. Arthur Cum
ningham, Albert Parr, Louis Cassa-
want, J. Parker Coombs, Rosamond
Whiteside, Greta Risley, Ethel May
Bagnall, Gertrude Shannon, and others
of equal ability and reputation, while
a magnificent chorus of fifty voices
and orchestra of thirty-fiVe is under
the baton of Max Bendix.
Following "The Mikado," "The
Chimes OF Normandy" will be present
ed later in the week
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LYCEUAI.

Jack Reid and his Record Break
ers" company, declared to be one OF
the best arranged burlesQue shows
that will visit here this season, comes
to the Lyceum Theater starting with
today's matinee, with Jack Reid him
self playing one Of the principal parts,
assisted by an excellent cast Twenty
Of the dainties girls will be seen with
this splendid Offering.