The Washington times., 1922-12-17

vealed at Natl0nal-Eddie
Cantor at PoIl's-0thsr Pro-
grams Balanced and Varied.
POLI's-when Eddie Cantor -
seen at Polls Theater tonight
In the New York Winter Garden
production Of Make II Snappy."
he win be surrounded by what
might well be described a. an all
star cast. though the producers
are displaying unusual modesty
in not 80 styling II.
Some Of the principals are LII
lian Fitzgerald. Cleveland Bron-
ner. Lew Hearn. Joe Opp. Helen
Carrington. Nurisl DeForrest, Tot
Qualters. John Byam, Kslso
Brothers. Insred Solfens.. Char.
iotte Woodruff. Leroy Duffield.
Betty Dair. Qusenie Queenin. the
marvellous Blue Devils and one
hundred other we'll known enter
tainers. not forgetting a radiant
revel Of gorgeous girls.
Owing to the size Of the pro-
ductioh and the length Of the per.
formance. the curtain will rise
nights at 8 o'clock sharp; matt.
nees on Thursday and Saturday
promptly at 2lo o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING tomor-
row evening at the National
Theater. Sam H. Harris will pre-
sent, for the first time in America,
Margaret Lawrence in Secrets"
by Rudolph Besier and May Eding.
ton. staged by Sam Forrest.
The interesting phase of life a.
depicted in the new play 10 like q
voice out Of mellowed years. many
experiences and long associations.
entering into all the whiri Of dis
cussion as to life angles. sex COM
plex. Freudian theories and new
era views. =.
Among the well-known players
In the company supporting Miss
Lawrence are Tom Nesbitt. Airline
MacDermott, Frazer Coulter, Mrs.
Edmond 0urney. Elmer Grandin,
Lillian Brennard. Templer SAKE.
Mignon. O'Doherty, Shirley b.
Pink. Mary Scott Seton. Horace
Cooper. Cynthia Hyde. Norman
Houston. Barbara Allen. George
Hiney. Beatrice Kay. Richard
Pitman. Basil West and Allen
Jenkins.
GARRICK-Thurston. the fam
Gus magician. will begin a weeks
engagement at the Shubert Gar
rick tonight.
The great magfcian's ability as q
fun maker is on par with his un-
canny dexterity. He II acknowl-
edged az one Of the great humor-
lists on the stage and his power to
cause outlandish hilarity. at the
most unexpected moments. adds
greatly to the enjoyment Of his
performance. The blase old first
nighter falls % hard for Thurston
as the smallest school boy. His
art has q most fascinating general
appeal.
Among the modern miracles to
be seen this season are: The
Beautiful WITCH" The Vanish
ing Camel" "The Famous Hindu
Rope Trick" "The Radio Myst-
cry" Fairy Queens From Ire
land" "Beautifyins by Magic"
Conan Doyle Outdone," IRE
meses' Magic Columns" '"rhe
Triple Conundrum." "The Mysteri.
Gus Fountain" "Spiritualistic
Materiaiixations." "A Glimpse Of
Hereafter" "The Supernatural
Lion." "Mephisto's Visit" ana
Ancient Chinese Sorcery."
PRESIDENT - The President
Players shatter all long run stage
engagement records in the WASH
ington theater by announcing the
fourth consecutive weeks engage
ment of Anne Nichols sensational
Irish Hebrew comedy riot. "Abie's
Irish Rose" beginning tonight at
$50 o'clock, with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday at $50
p. m.
In beginning the fourth weeks
engagement Of this sensational suc-
cess, Messrs. Smith and Duffy an.
nounce the same cast which has
been specially selected for this
production, including Eileen Will
son, Henry Duffy, Harry shautan.
Anne Sutherland. Lester Hoyt,
Robert Lowe. Irving Kennedy. and
others. The production has been