The Washington herald., 1920-11-18
Coming to the,
Thedters
BELAsCo.

BELAsCo.
Grace George comes to the Beiasco
next Monday for a weeks engage
ment in The Ruined Lady," tby
Frances Nordstrom. 1t Is society
comedy. laid in Long Island. In the
cast are John Miltern. Jane Cor
coran. Grace Heyer, Jean Oliver,
Francesca Rotoli. Violet DeBicary.
Alice Endres. Ralph Glover, Neil
Hamilton and John Gray.
GARRICK.
"Honors Are Even" a new comedy
by Roi Cooper Megrue. starring
William Courtenay and Lola Fisher.
begins a weeks engagement at the
Garrick next Monday. "Honors Are
Even" Is said to resemble in theme
Mr.. Megrue's earlier success, Tea
for Three" In support of Mr..
Courtenay and Miss Fisher appear
Gordon Johnston, Horace Sinclair.
Frank Andrews. Paul Kelly and
others.
POLLS.
"Adrienne," new musical play by
Seymour Brown and willard Stone.
with music by Albert Won TIL
zer, begins a weeks engagement
at Polls next Sunday night. In the
cast are Fern Rogers. Doris Arden.
Octavia Broske, Henry Antrim, Ben
Harrison, Mystic Clayton. Arthur
DEACON. Alta and Carlos. The piece
was staged by Lawrence Marston,
with dances by Bert French.
NATIONAL.
At the National next Monday
night, "Shavings," Henry w. Say
ages production of & comedy from
Joseph c. Lineoln's novel begins a
weeks engagement. Harry Beres-
ford Is featured in the cast. Other
members of the company are James
Bradbury. Charles Dow Clark, Clara
Moores. Patricia Morris, little Marie
Vernon, Ben Lodge, Mitchell Harris
Bishop Dickinson and Dudley Glenn
ents.
b. r. KEITH's.
Arman Kaliz and fourteen play
ers hold topmost place in the
Thanksgiving week bill at Keith's
commencing Monday next. An ex-
ira matinee will be given Thanks
giving Day. The Kaliz company
will produce Temptation" an al
legorical operetta in six scenes
Others include Sybil Vane, Welsh
prima donna; Miller and Mack, and
Ben Smith, The Rotund Travelling
Salesman"
STRAND.
Next weeks bill at the Strand in
clpdes Maleta Bonconi, violin vir.
tuoso, with Harry Simpson, James
Plumkett and Helen Romaine in
The Dance of the Lamps. RAIN
bow and Mohawk. Twentieth Gen.
tury Indians" the Royal -Four In
Home Talent" Gen. Pisano, In "A,
the Italian Front" Elaine Hammer.
stein in The Daughter Pays" and
other numbers.
GAYETY.
Sliding Billy" watson returns ,to
Washington next week in Hits and
Bits" at .thsv Gayety Theater. His
distinctive talents as a comedian
and dancer will be supplemented By
the work Of the supporting cast,
which includes yMargie coats, Jay
C. Fiippin, Edna Knowles. Morrison
and Harte and the Charles Ahearn
troupe.
FOLLY.
At the Folly next week, Jack Reid
and his Record Breakers" will be
the attraction. Behind the scenes'
will be the opening feature and the
closing satire will be called .Ioing
Up" which will introduce funny
comedians. gorgeous costumes, vau-
deville features and Jack Reid's
famous magnetic chorus.
RIALTo.
For the coming week.. Moore's
Rialto Theater announces Otis Skin
ner In the screen version of his cele-
Ibrated stage success, "Kismet." spe-
cial stage effects are being arranged
by Tom Moore for the presentation,
an appropriately magnifi-
cent prologue, beautiful Orientai
house decorations and especially ar
ranged orchestral and lighting fea-
tures.
GARDEN.
At Moore's Garden Theater next
week beginning Sunday, Maurice
Tourneur's screen version Of James
Fenimore Cooper's Indian classic
"The Last of the Mohicans" will be
shown. II is depicted by an all-star
cast. and the productions is remark
able for its magnificent scenic ef-
fects.
PALACE.
For the week beginning next sun
day LoeWs Palace announces Ethsl