The Washington times., 1921-09-11
FoHies to Open
1922 Season
/ At Apenue House
b LOUIS ASHLEY.

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Those Of you delighting In b.
barre beauty, In the spectacular, for
you will be offered at Polls next
Sunday night the Greenwich VII
Iage Follies, filled to o'erflowing
with dainty damsels bewitchingly
unattired. For those desiring mu-
steal shows the National will offer
1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue" And
70 those desiring q brand new play
win be offered Louis Mann in his
latest 'In the Mountains" at the
Mountains at thes Shubert- Gar
rick. There's the program.
To the theater.wise little need be
said Of the Greenwich Village Fol-.
lies. Polls win probably be packed
during the showing. for beauty un-
adorned 10 the hall mark Of this
form Of entertainment. The most
extravagAnt scenery, the most DAG
cling costumes and the most daring
dancing In q part OF the Village
Foiliss. Nuff ssd!
1.-TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE"
ran all the past summer at the
George M. cohan theater in New
York. fighting an even fight for
popularity with ziegfeld's Follies.
George Whites Scandals and the
lovely sally" In the cast will be
seen the Fairbanks Twins. Jack
Donohue. Emma Janvier. George z.
Mack. the Tomson Twins. Evelyn
Law, Wanda Hoff and sixty others.
There Is nothing small about this
merry. tinkling exhibition. ''
A 9 . kindly old German louis
Mann viii star in his latest We.
hicle by Samuel Chapman and
Clara Lipman, "In the Mountains"
It's background is the country Of the
Catskilis. the action being laid in
an inn in the heart Of the hills.
Mr.. Mann has personally supervised
the staging Of this play and will
be surrounded by Frances Stirling
Clarke. Lola Adler. William H. Hol-
den, Arthur Carew, Eva Randolph.
Louise Beaudet, Wanda Carlisle.
Frances Harland and others. The
shubert -Garrick viii have this show
September IS.
TOMORROW night the National
theater will have vivienne Segal.
singing Coincidence. in "A Wise
Child" From all accounts waited
this way from Boston where it has
been taken quite to heart. this new
play by Rida johnson Young has all
the elements making for continued
success.
''The -Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse, q gigantic motion pic
ture founded upon Vicente Blasco
Ibanzz's great novel Of the World
War. opens It's third and final week
ut Polls today.
"Chic" Sale and Josephine Vic
tor viii quarrel for headlining hon.
ors at Keith's tomorrow.
WAsHINGToN is to have an
early peek at Ina Claire's new
play. ''Biue Boards Eighth Wife"
This is the play damned by the New
Haven police chief as being Indecent.
Il Is French farce, with Edmund
Breese in the leading male role
and the adorable Ina Claire, q
Daughter of the Capital, playing the
eighth WIFE," This latest play will
be shown for the last three days Of
this week at the Shubert- Garrick,
beginning on Thursday night. From
here the show will 60 direct to New
York, opening at the new Ritz thea
ter, Monday September 10.
aWrLcoME STRANGER" i.
coming to the National
Theater for the week Of Septem.
Der IS. George Sidney. whose
work In the leading role has
brought him to the fore among
American actors, win be with the
company. aided BY Ben johnson.
David Higgins, Edward snader.
Edmund Elton. Frank Herbert.
John Adair. Sylvia Field. Isadora
Martin and Vivian Nickerson.
"I Owe BIRDS" the snsppy 1T
tie musical melange. with
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent, will
be the attraction at Polls. begin
ming Monday. September IS. This
piece was seen at the same theater
last season, making a pronounced
hit. II continued It's Washington
success In Boston and later in New
York. This season 1t will be on
tour. .,a.
GERTRUDE HOFFMAN and her
American ballet company viii
be the chief attraction OF the