The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
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Current and Coming
Events At Theaters
shubert.BeIasee.

sh1bert-Belases.
Arthur Hammerstein's Some
body's Sweetheart" has hnally
broken away from. Its long tenure
on Broadway. and next Sunday
night this musical play with its
100 per cent cast" win invite at
tention as the weeks attraction 1t
the Shubert-B With the
piece win come the New York play
ers, including, WILLIAM Kent. Louise
Allen. John 4Dunsm6fe. Eva Fallon.
ArdeIle Gleaves, Veronica. Howard
Marsh, Albert Sackett. Eugene Red
ding. Edith Benjar. Royal Cutter.
Mabel Taylor, and others, entailing
. honey-bunch chorus Of rare sinx :
ing attainment.
Natisnal.t
'see-sawr Henry wv. Jsavage's
jubiiant musical comedy. which
comes to the National Theater next
week starting Sunday. 10 an unusual
musical comedy. Unusual Is Its
unique plot" ''melodious music" !"
Joyous girls" and excellent cast"
"See-Saw" comes direct to WASH
ington after a three months run at
the George N. Cohan Theater. New
York. 1t is q big. well cast. well
the frills and accessories Mr.. Saw
age commonly applies.
Psl's
Lawyers. judges, criminologists.
misnons of the law and order and
crooks, gunmen and mol-buzzers
are thoroughly familiar with the
word "aiibf': but. strange as II may
seem. the public at large is not on
speaking terms with the word. For
instance. the treasurer of Polls
where The Crimson Alibi" will be-
gin an engagement Sunday night,
had an inquiry for tickets for THE
Crimson Aleebee." another inquiry
was for THE Crimson Alibi." Still
another was for 'The Crimson Ali
bee. In New York recently the play
ran for six months at the Broad
hurst theater.
shubert-Garriek.
An important feature of "Lassie."
the Dodge and Pogany musical nov
city. which will be given its world
premiere at the Shubert-Garrick
theater. beginning next Sunday eve
ming, will be the use Of batik piece
dying in the creation of the COS
tunes. willy Pogany. who design
ed the costumes and executed the
dyeinx has shown the practica bility
of this century-old Javanese method
Of dyeing. Mr.. Pogany also de-
signed the scenery for 'Lassie." =
h. r. Keiths.
p. F. Keith's theater next week
will present Joseph Z. Howard and
Ethelyn Clark. supported by Maurice
Diamond and a company of IS WELL
known musical comedy players. In
Mr.. Howard's new musical romance
"Chin Toy" in two scenes laid In
Paris. with ten inserted songs, spe-
cialties and dances, among the lat
ter the famous Scissors Dance
Other attractions include Owen Nc
Giveney. quick changing Ave char
acters in Dickens Bill Skies: Kec-
gan and Edwards. The Fall OF
Eve: Jay Dillon and Bette Parker
in 'Nic-Nacs Of 1920; Yates and
Reed in "A Double-Crossing': Ford
and Cunningham in Even as You
and t.: Capt. Gruber and Mile. Ade-
'lina's Oriental Arenic Spectacle;
Vera Sabina and Maurice Spitzer In
NdhtCldho IopiCS VI thc D8y
and the kinograms. 4.
Gayety.
The Golden Crook Company"
headed by Billy Arlington. famous
portrayer of tramp characters. Ii
due at the Gayety theater next
week. One OF the strongest comedy
attractions on the circuit. this or
ganization boasts one of the larg-
est casts. which besides Arlington
includes Harry Foy. Juliette Bel
mont, Louise Barlow. Anne Myers.
the Pail Mall trio, Edward Hennes.
sey. Walter La Foy, and Carl Tay.
lor. and a chorus of thirty. The
Ballet of Allied Nations" presented
by a capable organization of dane
ers, is an added attraction.
Folly.
Patrons of burle sque have a treat
in store for them next week WIN
the "Girls from the Follies" play
their annual Washington engage
ment at the Folly Theater. COM
mencing with Sundays matinee.
Here and There" a two-act musi-
cal revue, is the offering which is
said to be a revel of continuous
fun and delight. Fred Binder, an
unctuous Hebrew comedian, plays
the leading comedy part. The sup
porting cast includes Harry c. Van,
Shirley Millette. Anna Armstrong,
Ralph Rogers. Elsie Donnelly. J. T.
Murphy and Arletta Lucia. Several
feature vaudeville acts find a place
on the program. among them being
ivory Statues" and Mysterious
Marie"
Loew's Palace.
7 The Beloved Cheater," featuring
that winning screen lovemaker.
Lew Cody. will continue to be the
main attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater for the remainder of the
week. Thus far II has been the
Unanimous opinion that the picture
lives up to Its press agent claims
q tantaiizing and fascinating ro-
nance of hearts and sweethearts.
Fatty Arbuckle. in Garage" is an
added attraction. Next week Ethel
Clayton will be-seen at the Palace in
Tho Thirteenth Commandment"
Rupert Hughes story of matrimo-
nial difficulties.
Moore's Rialto.
Undoubtedly one of the brightest
most piquant and appealing photo
productions in which she has ever
appeared-Constanc Talmadge in
n az x,aef rannpt Ir;rSt Naffnpat ,ro.