The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
sHUBERT-GARRICK.


The attraction at the Garrick
next week will be oliver Morosco's
production of the Harvard prize
play. Mammals Affairs" by Rachel
barton Butler, a comedy in three
acts. which won the Morosco prize
OF $500. The cast is exceptional.
including Efie Shannon. Robert
Edeson. Katherin Kaelred, Amelia
Bingham, Little Billy. and others.
Victor Herbert's new musical play,
Ny Golden Girl" will be the at
traction, at the Belasco beginning next
Sunday night Frederic Arnold
Hummer Is the author Of the book.
J. Clifford Brooks staged the piece
and Julian Alfred directed the music.
Herbert will conduct next Monday
night. The cast includes Robert En-
NETT Keane, Ned Sparks, Laura Ar
mold. Robert O'Connor and others.
PoLPs.
Al Jolson. in the Winter Garden
travesty, "Sinbad." will be the at
traction at Polls next week. The
book Is by Harold Atteridge, and
the music by Sigmund Romberg and
Al Jolson. II was produced by ].
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Doner. Irene and Constance Ferber.
Lawrence D'Orsay, Forrest Hun and
others.
NATIONAL.
Going Up" the Cohan and Har-,
ris musical comedy success, will play
a return engagement at the Nation
al next week. II Is based on jane
Montgomery's farce. The Aviator"
with lyrics by Otto Harbach and
music by Louis Hirsch. Raymond
Crane has the principal role, sup
ported by Norma Brown, Loretta
Marks. Ed BeGley and others.
b. +. KEITH's.
Next week, beginning with Monday
matinee. B. F. Keith's will present
Marie Cahill: the Spanish Dancers in
native repertoire; Ann Gray, harpist
and soprano; Hugh Herbert and Com
pany in Mind Your Business Rock
well and Fox; the Leightons in The
Party of the Second Part" Luba
Meroff and Company in dance and
song; the Briants; kinograms and
Topics of the Day
COSMOS.
All next week. beginning Monday,
the Cosmos will present Herman
Becker's satire. Prohibitions" Coax
ley and Dunlevy in The Town Hall
Minstrels;' F'rozini. accordionist: Kar-
tella. wire wizard; Three Manning
Girls in The Graces and a Great
Time" Mayo and Evans; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hill in Poor Old jim"
and added firm attractions.
GAYETY.
Frank Finney and Phil OFT head the
cast OF THE Bostonians" next weeks
attraction at the Gayety. which will
present a musical concoction, From
Here to Shanghai" which enlists the
services of a large and brilliant cast
including Jack Wits. Don Trent, lSet-
tie Nelson. Lulu Beeson, Flo Radcliffe
and Ruth Hastings
FOLLY.
The Midnight Maidens" will be the
attraction at the Folly Theater all
next week. The cast is headed by
George Niblo and Helene Spencer.
Supporting them will be Johnnie
O'Donnell. Jimmy Connors, Vic Ferry
and others well known to burlesque.
The offering is literally sprinkled
with song hits.
LOEW's PALACE.
For the final three days of this week,
Loew's Palace will present first Wash
ingtcn showings of Douglas Fairbanks
ip his great cinema triumph, When
the Clouds Roll BY" which shows the
latest in Fairbanks daredevil feats.
The attraction for the full week be-
ginning next Sunday will be Joseph
sons cinema hit, Red Hot Dollars" 4"
with Charles Ray in the leading role.
MOORES RIALTO.
At Moore's Rialto- Theater this
week. Anita Stewart in Mind the
Paint Girl" adapted from Pinero's
Dlay. will continue as the current at
traction. For the coming week. the
Rialto announces D. W. Grifith's
latest creation. The Greatest Ques-
ton Special orchestral effects are
oelng arranged to fit the theme.