The Washington herald., 1919-10-09
CosmoS-Vaudevlile.

Arthur. J. Horwitz and Lee Kraus
will presen: at the Cosmos Theater
next week an unusually tipe instru-
mental and song Offering by the Six
Royal Hussars, IN aggregation OF
artists OF the highest grade in hisn
class novelty. Other numbers OF an
especially strong bill will include the
SongsnithS. IN rollicking farce COM
eGy. with lots Of good singing. by
musical acting quintet; Nevins and
Gordon. in Holland Halloween, nov
city with pretty songs and comedy
Wilson and McAyoy, q team OF clever
comedians in a-taugh-orering. 'Eu-
genics:" the Carteret Sisters, grace
ful team OF pretty girls In dainty
entertainment: Ford and Cunningham,
IN songs and dances, and W. II.
Tiichie. the pantomiTne comedian from
.he Fcilies.. with his company. in a
big new vaudeville speciality.
The fiifn attractions will be unusn-
ally fine, including Jack Pickford I'm
"A-Burslar BY Proxy" for the matt
neeS, and. at every performance,
Fatty Arbuckle's greatest comedy.
"Eack Stage" with the Paramount
Bray Photographs and the Pathe
News.
Sunday from p. m. a selected bill
OF high grade vaudeville acts and
film features will furnish almost con-
tinuous entertainment
Gayety-Harry Hastings Big show.
Harry Hastings Big Show. one of
the most favorably known burlesIue
organizations. is scheduled to open its
annual engagement at the Gayety
Theater next week, commencing SUM-
day. Bright. lively. full Of that quail
ity known as pep" with an abun-
dance Of catchy music, enliveninS
dances and a succession of lauShabie
scenes, there il every indication Of a
most enjoyable entertainment for
those who attend its performance.
Dan Coleman. who heads the organi-
zation. portrays an unusual type OF
Irish characterization. Assisting him
sre Phil Peters. William Wainwright,
Fred Dale. Alma Bauer. Ethel Alber-
tint. Marjorie Mendeville and Hazel
Lorraine. besides a chorus of twenty
conrcIy young women. The vaudeville
portion Of the entertainment includes
acts by Hazard and Spelman. billed
as the dancing riots" and Frank
.O'Neil. a lyric tenor.
Lyeeur-sSThe Mischief Makers
At the Lyceum Theater next week,
=. W. Gerhardy offers the 1918 edition
= Mischief HIakers in a two-act extrav-
aeanza entitled 90 La La" The
east Is headed by the two Joes-Joe
Wilton and Joe Freed. These high
class entertainers are OF distinctive
types. Joe Wilton is a light. breezy.
fast talking entertainer. while Joe
Freed is an eccentric knockabout sing
ing and dancing comedian. They form
a bout the speediest combination orfer-
ed by any burleSque show playing this
circuit They are surrounded by q
90 competent cast. including Mabel
- Clark. Julia Morgan, BObbie Lloyd.
Sam Raynor and Johnny Crosby.
.Loews PaIace-wnIInce Reid In
"rhc Lottery Man"
Loew's Palace Theatcr will continue,
through the remainder of the week.
It's presentation of what is generally
regarded as one Of the most meritori-
Gus programs ever offered II con-
rists OF Wallace Reid in The Lottery
Man." by Rida Johnson Young; a
Mack Sennett comedy. Back to the
Kitchen" a Mutt and Jen animated
cartoon: the Photoplay Magazine
Screen Supplement; Topical Tips.
a scintillant screen novelty. the Pathe
news pictures and the finest Ovcrture
SSf the week. Creme de In Creme.
siTobanD, rendered by the Palace Sym
phOny Orchestra of twenty-eight
concert soloists. Thomas Joseph
Cannon. director.
For the full week. beginning next
Sunday, Loew's Palace will offer Billie
Burke. in her newest Paramount-Art-
craft hit. Sadie Love-" an adaptation
"of the famous play by Avery Hop
wood Sadie Love- Is sparkling
comedy drama in Hopwood's best vein.
The cast is exceptional and grouped
ir Miss Burke's support are such