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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-01
CITY news IN BRIEF

A jitney bus overturned at 1ree!
and Lee streets this morning. forH
natelv no one was hurt. !,
Miss Lucille Carter, who has bee
VISITING her Aunt, Mrs. A. T. Peaks
has returned to her home in Lyncn
burg, Va.
Methodist Protestant Church, ReE
R. W. White, pastor, evening Su6Jec'
'What Does Christian Mean ..
God?"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sutton haV'
received telegram from their soy
RAYMOND, who has arrived from over
seas and now is in Hoboken, N. ). .
Mrs. +. C. Jordan has received q
telegram from her son. Herbert II
Kendrick that he has arrived from
overseas and is now in New York. !
Misses Roberta f. and Sofronla NJ:
Matthews have sold to MIR. and Mrs;
Jesse L. Gibbony, house and lot ia
North Columbus street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Belts have
received telegram from their son
Harry Belts announcing his arrival
from overseas and he is now at Ho-,
boken. N. j. +,
The Allison w. c. T. u, will meet.
with Mrs. George Petit, 316 South !.
Fairfax street, Monday evening, 7:45
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present.
S. Fl. Lunt, auctioneer, today sold
at public auction two houses in Rose
mont. One house was purchased ny
Arthur K: Whrfeld of this city, and
another by Frank Owings Of Wash
ington.
At the regular session of the First
Baptist Church Sunday School last
Sunday morning, S1lE02 was raised
for the Baptist Orphanage at Salem,
Va. Of this amount the Baraca class
contributed s53.
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church,
will take as his topic tomorrow morn
inr "The Present Day Call to Laymen
His subject in the evening will be "A
New Challenge in the Old Command
Sunday School, $50; Bible Glass, 1o|
q. m. l
Services at Meade P. f. Chapel to-
morrow Sunday: Morning. prayer
and sermon at II acloek; Sphject, The
Presentation of the Child Jesus IN the |
Temple Censrasted With Modern
Life. Evening prayer and sermon at
5 o'clock.
Representative Charles c. Carlin
on February II will deliver an ad-
dress at the Lyceum Hall telling OF
his visit to Rome. Congressman Car
lin on his return from the battlsfields
visited Rome and had an audience with
the Pope. 4
Envoy NJ. Nichols. of Philadelphia.
arrived today and will assist Capt. and
Mrs. Hellwege in the work of the Sal
walton Army. Sunday School tomor-
row. (Sunday). at 2:30. Great Sal
walton meeting at s o'clock. Subject:
"Peter's Confession Everyone well
come. q
Evening star., 1919-09-21
B. +, KE1TH,s.

Eddie Foy and the Younger FoyS IN
''Slumwhere in New York." fantastic
r.,edlsy OF topical songs. eccentric
dances ana general tomfoolishness will
head the bill 1t B, =. Keith's Thsater
this week. beginning at the matinee to.
morrow. The Mastetsingers. the famous
Boston triple quartet. win present. their
spectacular singing success. ''On the
Golf Links" in which are given . de.
lightfui series OF operatic airs and IA
miliar melodies. A seance Of screaming
fun IL promised In 'sFof Pity's SAKE"
with Thomas Duray In the stellar role.
Il tfavesties the old time 'tfnellerdram.
fner" OF Bowefy days In four scenes
aah6fe and afioAt. The Barr twins will
be another de luxe feature. They were
last here with "fIis Bridal Night" The
list Of attractions includes alse the
Ffahco-American cofnedienfie, Julia
kelety, who sings Partisan chahsons and
American ditties with irfesietihle savoir
faife, according to the Broadway re-
viewers. Sabini and Goodwin in a mu-
sieal eecentrioity: the Shirley Sisters,
sinEers And danesrs with novelty in
method and presentation; Les RodH-
cues. the Spanish psfehistas. and the
kinograms.
At 8 and s:15 pm. today the features
in last weeks bill will be seen for the
last time.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
C0SMOS-Veudeville

The Cosmos Thsater will open the
second week Of It's new season to-
morrow with q bill Of extraordinary
attractions which are promised to
rival those Of the Inaugural week. The
new bill is headed by Senator r.
Murphy, the Chairman Of the Com.
mittee." the famous laughmaktnk
monologist, in a new talk. but stu
called Topics Of the Day" The three
other big features will include Lane
and Moran, national funmakers. Ia
their breezy ana lApehable talkaler'
"Whoss MAJ; utfAelee's Animals, a..
rect from New York's biggest va1de.
VILE theatef ana IN act Of note;
'Niobs." 3 beautiful mermaid oe the
Pacific, in one Ok she most intersettne
and Beautiful sf sasatic cttsrinss; ens si
cSrslss estsiss,nine as vss teams In
eomninins sths vioiinist with TIE per-
petual smile" and "the one coH edian
Of the cello: Charles Lowe and the
Baker Sisters, q trio Of delightful en-
tertainers in song, dance and comic4l
chatter. and Dave wentworth and
company, four clever farceurs. in
"ChscI mated" one Of the lveliest of
piayIets. Mary Pickford's photoplay
production Of Ruth Chatterton's;
charming play: DADDY Ions Legs" s.s :"
Attraction, and this will be reinforced
with 4 very lAughable film comedy in
two reals and twenty-five minutes
OF fun entitled An Oriental Romeo" /"
The PAthe News Will supply the
latest and best OF the new! pictures.
The bill Of last week viii Be pre-.
scented today, starting at Pm.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
DOLLY
SISTERS
Polls
New York symphony Society.

The concerts OF the Symphony So.
ciety of New York. which for years
have been notable musical events at
the National Capital. are to be aug
ffiented this season. Ave concerts in
stead Of four comprising the series.
They will be given at the New Ma
tional Theater.
This splendid orchestra today, under
the baton OF Walter Damrasch. ranks
with the leaders in the Held of sym
phonic music.
Miss Mabel Garrison, America g
faverite leading colofatura soprano.
and who. at the Metropolitan Opera
House, bids fair to f1ll the place left
vaeaflt by the departure of Marcella
Sembfich, will be the soloist at the
opening concert, October 80. In the
euality- of her voice and In the skill
Of Its use Miss Garrison Is an artist
OF the very first rank.
The second concert, November rs,
will have, as it's soloist, Reinald Wer-
renrath, long one of Americas most
popular concert baritones and now a
member OF the Metropolitan Opera
Ths third concert will be given
December 16, when Fritz Kreisler,
the famous violinist. will reappear
after a long absence.
Percy GrainEer. the Australian
compuse err pianist, will be the soloist
january 20, and at the last concert,
February "a, Misha tevitski. America 8
youngest master of the piano, will assist
Mr.. Damrosch and his orchestra
Evening star., 1919-09-21
s'The Little Blue Devil" !"

Joe weber's production of the mu-
sical farce, ''The Little Blue Devil"
will be seen at the Shubert- Delasco
TheAtef next week. beginning Sun
day. It 10 founded on Clyde Fitch's
farcs, The Blue Mouse" HAreld At
tsrid9e 10 the composer of its score.
A great deal Of its fun ID derived
from the complications that come to
. young secretary who, anxious for
business advancement, attempts to
gain his end after . novel manner:
Discovering that his employer enjoys
harmless nirtations. he employs the
services Of q pretty professional ai
dancer, known as 1.-THE Little Blue
Devil" to help him secure the coveted
position. THE Little Blue Devir pro-
ceeds to get him, along with the other
chief characters of the play. into q
series Of domestic and commercial
entAnglements that do not become
straightensd out until the hnal our
tain.
The cast 10 headed by Bernard
Granville, the we'll known comedian
and dancer, and Lillian Lorraine. foS
80 long time featured member OF
the Ziegfeld Follies.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
GARRIcx- -"Ths Cinderella
Nan"

The aarfiek Players tonight esfh-
ilienes the Anal week Of their sue
eessftl season Of seventeen consecu-
tive weeks at the Shubert-
Theatef. The oifering will be Edward
Childs Carpenters comedy. THE
Cinderella Man. that ran for a year
At the Hudson Theater III New York
City. It is described as 4 comedy
ffSfn the Lets Pretend Land" BY
way OF the heusetops ''the poor little
fieh girl" comes with a Christmas
basket made UP BY herself, to the
attic of the hungry yeank poet. In
search Of an outist for affection, ass
fiied her ~ very cross, fich father.
She sefArnbies ever the roof to the
garrett where the young man lives
whose verse she much adfnifes. In
the midst OF her stealthY visit the
youth discovers her hiding IN 4
closet. Just when he ID beginning to
Believe Ii fairies. she pfetends to be
the eoff1pAhton Of the heifess next
door. But the tide Of romance hoWs
strongly to q sea OF real happiness.
Earle Fore will be seen Ia the title
role, and Doris Hheerin, as the kens
efous little heifess In search Of Af.
fection.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
CONCERTS, ETC.
SehumAnn-Heink, October II.

Nine. Schumann- -Heink, the world
renowned contrAlto. assisted BY Frank
La Forge. the distinguished COM
poser pianist, will give q full recital
at the New National Theatef Friday
aft4fAoon. October II. under the local
management Of r. Arthur Smith. The
glory Of this fAmeuS siAseS's art can
never be described in words. No
pianist who comes to washington has
q wider following Of ardent admirers
than 1ff. La Forge. The recital prob.
ably viii be the first ef the great
musical exsnts Of the new season.
The progsam win include the ar1AS
from ''M1tfAns" lAh. rendimll. Rossi:
Samson ct Delilah" (PrntoMps
qui commence And Mon coeuf s'ouvre
ta voix), saint.eAens, by Nine. Schu-
mann -Heink: ''Qavotte" (Bach), Min.
uette" (Haydn) ana Dance" tBes-
thoven). by Mr.. La Torksi group Of
La FoRre compositions. "Befers the
80 a Messenger" and ITO Our rlAh-
dsrs Boys" by Nine. schumann.
Heink: 'Romanes" Ga Torgel and
"Etude Dc Concert, (McDowel). by
Mr.. La Forge. and q miscellaneous
group. Allah" (Chadwtck). "Indian
Love Song {Lisuranae). when Two
That Love Are Parted" (6eoch), "Pi-
rate Drsaxn1' lHuerter) ana The
Lest ChoFas touIlivAn). ~ Nine.
SchumAnn-Hetuk.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
HAturned From Overseas.

Edward Oliver, who recently re.
turned from France. where he has
been doing war work. il q Washinste.
nian, with twenty-five years OF prac-
tical experience with different theatre
cal enterprises.
He was first assigned to the s6th
Division, and in the face Of many dif.
ficulties he shortly had Ave good
shows in operation.
When the division was ordered to
the efnbarkation area for preparation
for embarkation, there was a request
from Gen. Smith, commanding officer,
for him to come to the United States
with this division so the boys could
be entertained during the many to-
dieus hours between France and our
shores. This request could not be
granted because he was assigned as
entertainment director OF the A. q. c.
where a vast majority of the A. 3. F.
would get ready for embarkatieh.
After being assigned to the A. e.
G. he produced the free carnival that
played to more than $4,000 soldiers in
seven days. He was then assigned to
famous free Coney leland. which played
to more than 100000 soldiers in two
weeks. Letters of appreciation have
been received from Smedley D. But
ler, brigadier general U. 3. NJ. c.; Will
liam r. Smith, major general, U. s. A:
Il. J. Williams, colonel. General Staff
Corps: Chief of STAFF Luther r. James,
welfare officer. JOS A. Atkins. and
lieutenant colonel. comma nding; j. b.
Hennesy, colonel, field artillery, U. S.
A.. chief welfare officer.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
dAYETY4--Burlesaus

Jasnss d. Csuper's well known COM
pany. 1The Sightseers," will open .
weeks engagement at the Gayety
Theater today in wait q Minuts"
musical comedy BY William K. Wells.
described as "a gay, giddy gambcl
through girlland." 1t is enIivened BY
special music by Nal Dyson and fiu-
fiefeus dancing numbers staged by
Raymond B. Perez. Gus Fay, who
for years has stood In class by him. /.
self among burlesque comedians, will
be assisted by Johnnie Walker, Fred
Nolan, Gene Ford and James Molly.
i1aeft ara Kathryn Dickay. prima
donna; Flo Davis, soubrette; Emily
Dwyef. :, Ruth Rosemand. Richard
ClaJe, rsssy Braaiia, Marie Parks
chorus eiatofatsty costumed. vaude-
vile speeiAltiss win, be introduced.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

epen the season in New York Sep
| tember 20.
De Wolf Hopper and James Kerr
Better ole" from the Coburns. Mr..
Hopper will go to the coast in the
role of Bill.
Henrietta Crosman Is to tour in 2
new comedy drama aa,ss by STANLEY arss park eaitS
ical Moment" beginning october w.
at Atlantic City.
winchell Smith has withdrawn
| from the producing firm OF smith g
Golden and will devote himself in the
| future to play writing.
Comstock and Gest have selected
Mile. Dazzle to play one OF the leaoins
! roles of their latest production,
| "Aphrodite." She will have the part
of the slave girl and introduce dances.
| Julia Dean. will make her musical
| comedy how in The Magic Meloey.
| a romantic play, with music by sig
mond Romberg and book and lyrics
/ by Frederick Arnold Hummer.
| .The Critical Moment" by Stanley
Dark and Eva Dennison. with Henr,etta
Crosman as its star. will start tour
at Atlantic City October 20.
L. lawrence weber will produce
Lefty Arrives, October Is. Follow
', ing this will be 'The Beautiful Vir-
| gin" by H. r. Durant. playwright
hitherto unknown in New York.
George Broadhurst will present
Keep 1t To Yourself for one week
at the Shubert Theater Brooklyn. 1t
| is sort Of try-out.
Crane Wilbur started rehearsals
Tuesday in New York for his new
play, 1.-The Love Liar" under the di-
rection of Arthur Hopkins.
George Monroe. after a years alb
sence from the stage, will return in
''The Passing Show of 1919" now in
preparation for the New York Winter
Garden.
Another farce by Martha NJ. Stanley
''Nightie Night" has been accepted
for production by Adolph Klauber.
Ufider the direction of Abraham
Levy, ''The Little whopper" will have
q hearing in Baltimore tomorrow
night. This is the Harbach- Friml-
Dudley work.
Nora Bayes is coming to the Be-
lAsco for q weeks stay Sunday night.
October s, In Ladies First" a mu-
steal play which she owns and man
ages herself. Last November Look
Who's Herew with Nora as the star,
was turning them away at the Be
1aseo when the Influenza closed the
theaters. ladies First" is described
fIefer This musical play was pre-
sented in new York by n. n. Ffasse.
but Miss Bayes ana Mr.. Frasee could
not agree, SO Miss Bayes uneovefed
her bank roll and bought the play.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
"The Little Whopper. "

'sThs Little Whopper." a new musi-
cal comedy by Otto Harbach and Ru-
dolf F'riml, authors of such successes
as High Jinks" '.The Firefly." "Ka-
tinka," you're in Love" ands"Tumble
In" will begin weeks engagement at
the National next Sunday evening. Mr.
Harbach, 1t IL said, has written an en-
tertaining story with comedy situa-
Are order. The music is described as
tuneful and even enhancing. Bide
Dudley contributed the lyrics.
An exceptionally strong company in
cludss vivienne segal, Sydney Grant,
Harry Browne, Mildred Richardson,
W. j. Ferguson, David Torfence. Lot
Il Linthicum, the wilton Sisters, Mel
lie Graham Dent and Lucille Williams
A largely augmented orchestra will be
under the direction Of Anton Heindl.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Montgomery. the lyrics by Joseph Me-
Carthy and the music by Harry Car
roll. while ths productiep was staged
by Robert Milton and Edward Royce.
The action In ..Oh look" takes place
South Hampton. b.
The Dolly Sisters, long favofltes OF
Broadway, are fascinating dancers
with q charm OF their own. They have
now won fame as e0fnedishnes In rriu.
sicAl comedy.
IA the east win be Anna Theii, Rus.
sell Mack. Florence Totten, Mazie
Capper. Helen Massey. Louis Haines,
John Keefe, Helen Meehan, George
Harcourt, Kitty Strauser. William
wadsworth, ElisaBsth : Hafeotrt, J.
Arthur YsYhs. Grace Wailaee. HAi
Rice and Gerfrtiaa P&AfndT,
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Excursions.
Charles Manchester.

The steamer Charles Manchester
this afternoon Will make it's forty
mile. moi. .stop trip down the Potomac,
leaving the 7th street wharves at 8
pm. and passing the most famous and
points on The river. and
returning about four hours later.
Daily trips are made to Mount YER
non at 10 am. and $3.50 PM, and
also q fofty.mile moonlight. trip"
every night except Mondays, 8atur-
days and Sundays, leaving at o'clock
and returning at II.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Arcade.

The popularity Of the Arcade Audi
torium is attested by the nightly
threngs Of danesrss The formal re-
spshins occurred last Tuesday night.
The management invites especial at.
tention to the greatly increased ia
cilities provided for handling the
usual large crowds. as well as to
the eKesiIent dance iieer Ana equally
excellent music Of the large or
chestra.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Philharmonic Course

sECQNp SEASON, 19ieileD
COURSE or FIVE CoNCERTs-BY
wORbDsREN0WNE .AHTlsFs
PoLI's THEArER-:3o O'CLOCK.
Tue., Oct. as-GERALDIEE FAHAA'
Pfina Donna from the Metropolitan Opera.
va. Nsv. k-METRoPoLfTAN OPERA
QUARTET.
Grand obefatie Concert, Hfne. Frances Aida.
sonrsno: Giovanni Nartinelle, Tenor; Giuseppe
b Lscs, Baritone. from the Metropolitan
Grand opera; Caroline La1zari. Contraito'
n. Nov. i@-FRIT& KAEIsLER, yiolinist.
fNss., Nov. a5-RAoHAANINQfF, Piahist.
Wsd.. Dec. l7-JoHN MCCORMACK, Tenor.
Season Tickets now on sale at Mr. Gfeene's
Concert Bureau in Druop's. 18th and g.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
maids Of America. I"

without Rhyme or Reason" is the
title of musical tfavesty to be pre-.
scented by 1.-The Maids of America" at
the Gayety Theater next week. It's
author, William K. Wells. has de-
vised a two.act entertainment, In
which humof is the outstanding char
actefistic. The company includes
Bobby Barry. George Leon. Florence
Rether, Jane Mae, May Stanley,
George E. Snyder and Rogers. Ellis
worth and Golden and q chorus of
twenty
Evening star., 1919-09-21
LYCEU1f-Buflesaue

"The French Ffolics" will be the
attraction 1t the Lyceam Theatef
this week, starting with today's mat
ifise. Lena Daily, the Smile GIRL" has
the leading feminine role. and "Hello"
Fields IL the comedian who furnishes
many laughs. The show is described
- enc OF the liveliest in 'burlesque.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

The Greater Penn Gardens. although
In the open aif. are 90 arranged that
IN case et rain they can be Enclosed
in b rev minutes. Every. night dane
ing crowds thfons the marble ana
glass floors and two jAss orchestfas
furnish. the Allnfihg dance music.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
broadway Bellies. "

"rhe Broadway Bellies" Will provide
the show at the Lyeeum Theater
next week. A company with lots of
pep" and ginger" IL headed by Joe
Marks and Eddie Cole.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
AuluSQnlQntS
Music and Drama

"\HE week developed nothing
out Of the ordinary in th
way Of entertainment excep,
perhaps the delightful per-
- formances Of "The Mikado,"
.The Chimes Of Normandy" and
r. ~pinafore," by the Gallo Comic
Opera Company. This splendid organ
isation, so well equipped In vocal ana
acting ability. costume and scenic
accessories. in its revival OF the Gill
bert and Sullivan and other operas
that bark back to the days wneh
genuine humor was not deluged with
slang and slapstick and music re-
tanned the beauty of the classics, Is
doing a public service superior to that
of mere entertainment. 1t Is educat-
ing tastes distorted BY the modern
revue. the rag and the jazz. Had
its performance no other merit
that alone would Justify a generous
patronage from those who hnd reai
enjoyment in the higher anu oee.er
things Of life.
The current week is bright with
promise. A new Belasco play always
means much to Washington. Ana 10
the artistic interest which attaches
to "The Gold Diggers." Avery HOP
woods new comedy, as staged by the
master craftsman. Is the added pleas
ure of welcoming Miss Ina Claire,
whom Washington of1ce called Its
own. now a Belasco star: There is
also a new comedy by w. Somerset
Maugham, with an unasual cast,
which should hold much of pleasure
for entertainment seekers. even II II
is called TOO Many Husbands" "Oh
Look" will bring the remp and
melody Of the musical comedy, In:
Guiding the famous Dolly sisters. and
'aThe Cinderella Man" will furnish
the fade-out to an en3oyable stock
season. The regular season soon will
be in full operation. with nothing TO
be desired but attractions that are
really worth while and comm ensufate
with the dignity and Importance OF
the National Capital.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
pOLI'S-"Oh Look"

The Dolly Sisters. radiant with
youth and grace, are the twin
stars In the merry musical comedy.
sOh. Look" which r. Ray Comstock
ana Norris aAst will present at Poii's
ThoAxAr this weak beginning tonight
with matineeo Thursday and 6AtufoRy.
The book Of ''oh Look 10 by James
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Beaa.es star, But still Ambitious,

Belaseo star, But still Ambitious,
After having won q place for her
self in musical comedy such as few
young Actresses attain, Ina Claire
prior to her New York engagement,
deserted that form Of entertainment
two seasons ago to appear under
David Belasco's management. So
pronounced was hef success in Polly
With a Past" that she has now been
elevated to the rank of a Belasco
star.
tlons were to win success as
cofnedisnhe on the legitimate stage.
was not long divining what had re-
mained hidden to other eyes-her pos
sibilities as q eomedienne. :.
Under his management she made
mate stage. and hef success was al
most instantaneous.
She is still the same charming. un:
affected giri that won the approval
Of theatefgoers in The Quaker Girl
her, has not developed desire to
live up to the popular conception OF
4 footlight favorite,
She is great i6vef OF the out
doors. ana spends as much time as
still enthusiastic in her work. and
her ambition has not yet reached its
goal.
( Garriek regular seasoAHThe regu-
lar season Of 1890 viii be inaugu-
rated at the shubert-G Garfiek Theater
next Sunday evening with Rachael
Crothers successful comedy. "39
East" 1t comes to the ehubeft-GAr.
rick difect from = twenty seisat
weeks ehsagetnent q the BfoedhSfst
and Maxine Elliot theatsEs II Hsw NJ.
er its premier at the shubeftaGAffick
e1tsy foyYlowias wi rs East. the asstlsk AZ
enlargement ahhotncss wAlkss white
.!ss y ,9 s,s s,,.ns,. nsr sAa a,h.F hs ..tess. Mss
tions a snnouncsd Tor early prsssnta.
ti0n are awe and the Man" ana .
new play with Irene Befdshi featured.
fAe Dolly sisterss.-Thefe's no deny
inf that the Dolly sisters are clever
girls. Thsy lsek And act very much
alike. In fact. II weuid take . CLOSE
friend to be absolutely certain - to
Who Is who across the street.
Many stories have been told aboat
thA twins, YAnsci and RositkA, seine
gsing 80 far ~ TO asssft that still
there remains some doubt - to
whether fansci II Yansei or whether
Rosixka II Hesixka. 1t 10 told that
the Dolly twinf mother istifieuished
the two infants by having pink ana
blue ribbons tied on thenn; The rip.
hons came Oh and. Il 10 claimed, the
enact status Of the twins VIII ever
remain in doubt.
The infallible way to tell the twins
apart now 10 explained thus: II
Yansci wears q soulful expression
while dancing then she IL Rosi1ka'
because Rosizka never smiles wnen
shs dances. Yansci, however, 10 ten
>minutes older ana weighs twenty -one
ounces more than her sister
Evening star., 1919-09-21
EDYTHE WRIGHT
Cosmos
"39 East. !"

Rachel Crothers' comedy, "ss East"
with Henry Hull. Constance Binney
and the entire New York company,
will be the attraction at the Shubert-
Garrick Theater next week, com.
niencing Sunday evening. It will
inaugurate the regular fall season
OF the popular street theater. 1t
is q romance Of New York boarding
house. Idle gossipers try to make
scandal out of Penelope Penn's ex-
istence, and when she is found tete-
tete, with Napoleon Gibbs in Central
Park the tongue-waggers go at q
furious clip.
The play ran twenty-eight weeks
at the Broadhurst and Maxine Elliott
theatefs, New York.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
"Girl in the Limousine. y

''The Girl in the Limousine" is the
title OF the new farce which A. H.
Woods will present, the first per-
f6rfnance on any stage taking place
at the Poll Theatef next Sunday night
1t Is the work of Wilson Collision, co.
author of "Up in Mabels Room." And
Avery Hopwood, author of Fair and
Warmer" The company Is headed
by John Cumberland, Doris Kenyon
the moving picture star; Zelda Sears
and Charles Ruggles.