The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
Belasco Players
Begin Series of
Repertoire Plays
William Harrigan Is Guest Star at
Garrick-Other Amuse-
ments Announced.

REJASCO-The Belasco Players will make
their initial bow at the Belaseo Theater tonight
In sleeping Partners" the New York comedy
success by sachy Guitry. author Of "Deburau'
and The Grand Duke" In which II. B. Warner
and Irene Bordoni appeared. Earle Foxe and
Wanda Lyon will head the cast The produc-
ton has been staged by Lumsden Hare and
the Offering is announced under the direction
of Arthur Leslie Smith, cSleepingS Partners"
concerns itself with the curious and hilarious
dilemma Of a and his wife who meet IN
the apartment Of mutual friend. hurriedly
separated for the evening and hnd themselves
In the same apartment at rising time.
GARRIcK-Rita weiman's mystery play. The
Acquittal." with William Harrigan as featured
player, Is this weeks attraction of the Garrick
Players. commencing tonight and inauguratinE
the policy of visiting stars in established sue
William Harrigan will essay his orig
inal role, supported by the full strength Of the
Garrick Players. Journalism affords
likesble figure than Joe Conway, the police re-
porter of "The Acquittal" who solves the
mystery. Ada Meade. Dorothy McGrew, Gerald
oliver Smith, Frank DuFrane Sara Elizabeth
Farrar. Mrs. Charles B. landlord and others
will appear
B. F. KEITHS- Fannie Brice. oomedienne Of
the "Follies," will be the starliner B. F.
Keith's this week in Around the World" with
interpolated songs by Blanche Merrill. The
extra added attraction will be Weaver and
Weaver In THE Arkansaw Travellers" giving
in "Nie Macs of Now" with Marie Lehr; Joe
Rome and Lou Gaut in When Extremes Meet;
Pepita Granados Spanish premiere danseuse
with Martha Valencia Spanish violiniste; Edith
May and Senia Marens. Oriental dancers in "A
Spanish Oriental Novelty; Harry Holman with
Grace Bishop and Florence Crowley in Hard
Boiled Hampton; Vincent o'DonneIl, The
Miniature Mccormack; Van Cello and Mary in
Feet Feats" Will be added features.
COSMOS-At the Cosmos Theater, beginning
tomorrow. Ann Suter and "A Symphony in
Danceland," featuring Mile. Juva Marcon,
announced as the chief features. Miss Suter is
. dainty dancer and singing product of Wash
. ington. Other vaudeville numbers announced in
eluds Foster and Seaman in Bundles of Nom
sense; Connors and Boyne In the comedy offer
Clark In The Master Move" and the Two Ladellos.
clowns in acrobatic comicalities. Kissed"
comedy romance. starring Mary Provost will be
shown At all performances.
METROPOLITAN-Ani Stewart in "A oues-
tion of Honor will be presented as the chief
feature of the program Crandalls Metropoli-
tan this week. beginning this afternoon. Miss
Stewart is cast in the role of a girl of quick
perception and indomitable will who saves the
lifework of the man she loves from destruction
at the cost of her own reputation and the risk
of her life. The supporting cast includes
Edward Hearn Arthur Stewart Hull Walt
Whitman. Adele Farrington Frank Beal and
others. The supplementary attraction will be
Gymnasium JIM" a new Mack sennett comedy
coLUMBIA-Dorothy Dalton comes to Loew's
Columbia for the week beginning this after
noon in The Woman Who walked Alone" one
of the most powerful love melodramas offered
in months. 1t is a story >of romance, adyen-
ture and peril in South Africa The picture was
directed by George Melford from the story by
John Cotton. Miss Dslton's chief support in
this production is contributed by Milton sills
and Wanda Hawiey. although the cast includes
z. J. Radcliffe Fredericls vroom. Mayme Kelso,
John Davidson. Harris Gordon Charles ogle and
many others
RIALTO-Moore's Rialto for the week begin
ming today, presents Clara Kimball Young in
The Worldly Madonna" specially written by
Sada Cowan- 1t is gripping story of two
sisters. one a cabaret queen and the other.
convent sister. How the lives of the two diverge
and how circumstances brings them together
later makes story OF suspense and high
nance. The cast includes william p. Carleton,
Richard Tucker. George Nackathorne, William
Marion and Mflla Davenport. The program also
Confined Last Column.