The Washington times., 1922-02-05
dURdLlNd dlRLlES
ARE COMING TO
CAPITAL
Zisgfsld's Frolio and Passing
Show Are Here This Week,
4 While Greenwich Village
Follies Are on Their Way.

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FoIlies Are on Their Way.
By LOUIS ASHLEY.
NO sooner does one week of
IN gurgling, gushy girlies
pass away than along
comes another. Now we are
informed that the Greenwich
Village Follies, described as
"A glittering, galloping show"
will hold forth at Polls for the
week beginning Sunday night,
February 10. This week the
famous Ziegfeld Frolic will en-
terrain the boys and girls at
the National, with Polls offer
ing the Passing Show of 1921.
Each attraction is filed to
overlooking with beautiful, en-
ticing femininity, each spiced
with wit and humor. Will
Rogers stars in the Frolic. and
Willie Howard in the Winter
Garden show. It's a great
blessing not to be blind this
week.
Supporting Will Rogers, the
gum-chewing comedian, there is a
perfect galaxy of headline acts.
Eva Clark, the prima donna hon.
ored by the King of Belgium for
her efforts before him at San
Francisco. will MARBLE a few notes.
The statuesque Barbara Dean IL
the leading lady. Lolita Miles, the
girl with the million dollar
SMILE" appears at convenient
moments.
Ned Wayburn's "Dancin'
Dozen" are expected to prove en-
Pertaining in their own speciality,
and so is Jimmy Duffy. with his
Horrors of 1921"
We are promised most Of
Broadway's leading beauties suit
ably caparisoned and performing
before Joseph Urban scenery,
while there are three new stage
pictures by Ben Haggin. Wash
ington is fortunate in having q
glimpse of the Frolic II means
to visit only the larger cities and
will not be on the road after
spring arrives.
"a HUCH Of the same kind Of en-
4 tertainment is promised at
Polls with the Passing
Snow of 1921. Willie Towards
own special brand OF fun-making
iis just as good now as it was five
years ago. He Is constantly i'm
proving 1t, and his travesty on
- ecca." with his brother Eugene,
Z il said to be a scream.
The Winter Garden shows are
zlways- filled to OVERLOOKING with
4, markably pretty. girls adorned
b. the most striking costumes.
u hey also have a certain piquancy
nch admired by theatergoers.
u his years offering Is promised to
lose nothing in comparison with
the best of it's kind.
HYExT week William Gillette
brings his newest play,
1.-THE Dream Maker" to
the National Theater, while the
Shubert- Garrick will have q re-
turn engagement Of Miss Lulu
Bett."
RAyond the bare announcement
sf the title, no information comes
concerning Gillette's show. 1t
received more or less flattering
reviews on its premiere in New
York. Miss Lulu Bett" proved
an excellent attraction at the
Garrick on its first visit, but
everybody could not have seen
it, and 80 those who missed will
probably take advantage Of its
return.
THE Irish Players, from the
- Abbey Theater. will prob
ably follow william Gillette
Snto the National Theater. % They
are offering THE White Head.
eli Boy" which they played un-
eeasingly for five years across
the water.
n AURETTE TAYLOR. it is re-
ported, established New
IA York record last Monday
night at the Henry Miller Thea
ter. The receipts for the Sec
ond Monday Of THE National
Fsnthem" surpassed those Of any
stIier attraction at that house.
Nsw York must still be in the
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