The Washington herald., 1920-04-25
This Weeks S Shows.

This Weeks Shows.
POLPS-Beginning tonight. George
Marshall and Avery Hopwood's
production of "Dodo," a musical
novelty; book by Avery Hopwood
and music by B. G. De sylvia; in
cast are Roland Young, Juliet
Day and Ernest Glendenning.
NATIONAL - Beginning tonight.
''ziegfeld Follies; cast will in
clude Marilynn Miller. Eddie Can
tor, Bert Williams. John Steel.
DeLyle Aida, Van & Schenck and
others
BELAsCO - Beginning tomorrow
night Robert Milton presents a
musical comedy. The Charm
School," based on Alice Duer Mil
ler's story. Dramatization made
by Alice Duer Miller and Robert
Milton. Cast embraces Sam Har-
dy. Marie Cafroll, Minnie Dupree
and others. Music by Jerome
Kern.
GARRICK-Commencing tomorrow
evening, Dorothy Dixie Lee" a
comedy of the romantic South by
Edward Locke. Miss Edith Talia-
ferro, George Marion, Arthur Ell
liott, Lucille LaVerne and others
in cast.
B. F. KEITH'S-Joseph Santley and
Ivy Sawyer in Hassard Shorts
Bits and Pieces" Miss Juliet in
"one-Girl Revue" Tarzan, The
Ape-Man;" Yvette with Eddie
Cooke and Kino Trucci in "A
Smart Production" the Sharrocks
in Behind the Grand Stand"
"Skeet" Gallagher and Irene Mar
tin in Sweaters" Daisy Nellis,
pianiste; Charles McGood and
company; Topics of the Day"
and the kinograms.
COSMOS-Charles W. Boyer's pro-
duction of 'Mammy's Birthday"
Octavia Handworth in Once a
Week." Siegal and James, black
face minstrels; Wheeler and Pot
ter; Samoya, Mexican aerialist;
Haig and LeVere; Wallace Reid
in Excuse Ny Dust" and other
acts.
Girls of the U. S.
A." principals are Lew Hilton,
Earnest Mack. John Bohemian.
Roy Peck. Will Murphy and
others.
FOLLY - The Sweet Sweetie
Girls" cast headed by Max Field.
Others in the cast include Florrie
DeVere, Anna Fink, Jack Mack,
Charles Lavine and Gayle wyre.
Talmadge in her
latest production. The Woman
Gives" an adaptation of an Owen
Johnson story.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pic
turization of THE Sporting Ouch
ess," with Alice Joyce in the title
role.
Woman Game"
starring Elaine Hammerstein.
CoLUMBIA-First four days. "a
Fool and His Money" starring
Eugene o'Brien. based on a story
by George Barr McCutcheon; final
three days, The Very Idea" star
ring Taylor Holmes.
Dwan's produc-
ton, The Luck Of the Irish"
from the book by Harold Mac
Grath.
GARDEN-"Why Change Your
Wife?" Cecil B. DeMille's super
special.
kNICKERBoCKER-Today and to-
morrow, The Sporting Duchess"
with Alice Joyce: Tuesday and
Wednesday. George Fitzmaurice's
"On With The Dance;" Thursday
and Friday. The Stolen kiss"
starring Constance Binney; Sat-
urday. Earle Williams in Capt.
Swift
- Today, tomorrow
and Tuesday. Mary ,MacLaren in
'The Road to Divorces" wednes-
day and Thursday, Charles Ray
in THE Hick." Friday and Sat
urday, Marguerite Marsh will be
seen in wits VS.. Wits"
Johnny j. JONES EXPOSITION
Opens weeks engagement tomor-
row at Fifteenth and II street
northeast.
The Johnny ]. Jones Exposition
reaches Washington today and will
pitch it's tents at the
circus grounds at Fifteenth and II
streets. northeast for the big show
% be held all this week.
Those wonderful French and Bel
yian midgets. the Arts de Beaux,
'Superba." Johnny ]. Jones wild
Animal Stadium. are included in the
'wenty or more attractions listed.