The Washington herald., 1922-11-12
Garrick Presents
Another Play by
Author of Iiliom''
President Players Open Their Fifth
Week With Jane CowPs
Stage Hit.

NEW play by Ferenc Molnar. Fashions
~ for Men," will be given its premier at
~ the Garrick tomorrow night the
much is the President Players production of
"Smlin' Through" the Jane cowl stage success.
Strong vaudeville and variety bills round out
an excellent footlight program.
GARRICK-"Fashions for Men," new play
by Ferenc Molnar will be given its American
premiere at the Garrick tomorrow night. This
play was produced in Budapest three years ago.
Described a Sentimental comedy this play
10 said to be utterly unlike any other Molnar
play with which the American public Is familiar.
o. p. Heggie has the chief rore.- The leading
woman is Helen Gahagan- Others in the cast
are Edwin Nicander. Clarke Silvernan, Charles
Ellis. Beth Merrill, Frank Peters. John Rogers
George Frenger. Edythe Tressider. Frances
Goodrich. Sedonia Elm Katherine Haden
PRESIDENT-The President Players. for the
week beginning tonight at $3.50 o'clock, will
present their third production of the roper
toire season at the President Theater Jane
Cowrs stage success "Smilin' Through" the
glamorous and fantastic romantic comedy by
Edgar Lanston Martin in which Miss Cowl
achieved what is probably her greatest success
before the footlights Henry Duffy and Eileen
Wilson will head the which will also in
clude Ruth Parry. Guy DEnnery. Robert Lowe
Helen Blair Irving Kennedy and others "Smil-
in Through" reveals love motif that covers
climax
B. F. KEITHS-sophie Tucker back from Lon
don. headlines the bill at Keiths this week.
assisted by Ted Shapiro and Jack Carroll in
London and New York song hits. The extra
added attraction is Yvette Rugel. miniature
prima donna. with Leo Fiener as accompanst;
Gordon Dooley and Martha Morton, Famous
Babies of Famous Familes": George Rockwell
and Al Fox. Two Noble Nuts": Bobby Mclean
Ice-skating champion. assisted by DOC" Baker
and Burke and Blue Collins and Hart in Red
and Blue" the Cevenne Troupe of French
comedians in in a Paris Cafe" and Zuhn and
Dreis in 'Dementia Americana" are added num-
bers
BELAsco-"Frolics Of 1922" headed by Her
man Timberg. will be the attraction at the
Belasco this week. beginning today Timberg
has written the book for the "Frolics" besides
appearing as its featured comedian The vaude-
Vile bill offers Nat Navarro with Buck and
Bubbles in syncopated stepping and novelty
piano playing; Hattie Darling. coincidence with
Sammy Timberg composer; Else and Pauson,
roller-skate dancing. and the entire company in
a finale spectacle. the "Cakewalk Ball" One
OF the features of the "Frolics" are the indi-
viduai specialties of each member of the chorus
STRAND-Lew Cantor's production you'd Be
Surprised" headlines the program at the Strand
this week. beginning today. Clayton and Len
sie. the English Chappie and his friend. in new
stories and songs; Gene Mason and Fay Cole in
Rain and Sunshine" Dave Bernie with Remont
and Bowers in panologue. dances and songs:
the Lampinis. in magic illusion, are addi-
tional vaudeville offerings "woman's Hate"
Alice Lakes latest starring production, will also
be shown. Conrad Nagel Harry Northrup
Charles Clary and John Ince are seen in i'm
portant roles.
COSMOS-William BrendePs satiric production
oh, You Sheik!" is the leading attraction at
the Cosmos this week. featuring Clay Crouch
the -Four Miners from the Pennsylvania coal
helds In harmony singing. Friend and Beeman
In "Abe's Troubles" Zelda Santley in Little
Miss Everybody" Grace Emmett in Mrs
Murphy's Second Husband" Jean and Jacques in
speciality. Owen Moore in Love Is An Awful
Thing" film farce. Urban Movie Chats and
International News
GAYETYAl Reeves Beauty Show opens at
the Gayety today for a weeks engagement. It
is heralded new in all things but the title
George Ward and Hilda Giles the featured play
ers in newly devised idea of singing and
dancing comedy effects: the All-American Trio
entertainers who feature harmony; Ada Lum
prima donna. and Lee Hickman, character actor
vaudeville specialties that would not be
completely placed without Al Reeves with his
banjo and Give Ne Credit" number. Assisting
Reeves In the main elerents of comedy are
George Ward. Elinor Marshall. Miss Lum and