The Washington times., 1923-04-08
The Week,S Offerings in
CabitAI IheAterS

, PRESIDENT - "Six : Cylinder
Love-" the Broadway comedy
success that the President Play
ers presented for the first time
in Washington last week and
which achieved a success. will
be repeated for, a second week.
beginning tonight.
"Six.Cylinder Love" is from
the pen of William Anthony Nc
CURE, and Ernest Truck had the
chief male role during its New
York engagement. The President
Players have cast Wanda Lyon
and George Barnes in the outstand-
ing roles of the play. Director
Manners has also surrounded these
two featured players with a splen-
did cast, which includes Anne Suth-
erland, Lee Patrick, John Car
mody, George Sweet, Guy DEN
merry, rita Coakley, Robert Lowe.
Harry Shutan, Sam Spedden, Con-
stance Brown and many others.
KEITHS-Pretty girls, pretty
costumes, pretty melodies and
the yerve of gayety are the ele.
ments that go to make up the
new revuette, 'Anatols Affairs
OF 1925" which Anatol Fried
land, the composer, presents at
Keith's this week with a new
flock of stage beauties.
Sybil Vane, that Welsh prima
donna, with the bird-like voice.
who reigned last season at the
Royal Opera House in London,
comes as the extra added attrac-
ton.
Among others of this new
Keith bill are AL Lydell and
Carleton Macy in "Old Cronies';;
Long Tack Sam, that Oriental
wonder worker, and his COM
pany; Albert Hawthorne and
Johnny Cooke in make Ne Sc.
rious;;" Dorothea Sadlier and
Company in William De Miles
satire, "1sss." supported by Dem
ton Vans and Anna Day; q new
Woolf comedy featuring the two
Beaumont Sisters; Harry Moore,
the Royal Paper Manipulation;
and Aesop's Fables.
STRAND-A wide variety Of
vaudeville talent will be offered at
the Strand this week, headlined by
Chief Os-Ko-Mon and his COM
pany In Indian Reveries,"
gorgeous spectacular scenic crea.
ton in four scenes. A revue of
songs and character and novelty
dance ideas is what can be ex-
pected from Chief Cs-Ko.Mon.
Mumford and Stanley will offer
their comedy skit, "A NickePs A
Nickel With Me-; Bob Ferns and
his company return to Wash.
ington in a new and novel skit
termed "A Lease For Life; VIM
and Jordan will offer "a Few
Pleasant Moments" In songs:
Mankin. the Frog Man" will do
contortion work.
The featured photoplay. '"The
Kentucky Derby" with q galaxy
Of real stars, gives the above
vaudeville program opening this
GAYETY-Based on a Ziegfeld
"Follies" production, that was
shown during the past season on
the New Amsterdam roof, New
York City. 1.-THE Marion Show
opens this afternoon at the Gay.
ETY. Theater for a weeks engage
ment. AS "Snuffy, the Cabman,"
Marion will head his company in
person, offering, with his rickety
hanson and distressed old horse,
the comedy incentives that have
always led to riotous merriment
in the many years Marion has
appeared In the famous charac-
ter. Walter McManus will be
Marion's chief aid, with Carleton
Chase, Edward Davis and Billy
Rose assisting. Thirty-five show
girls will participate in the
balIets, led by Agnes Hunt,
premier danseuse, and Lillian
Elliot, her assistant, and will sing
and dance In the musical num-
bers in which they will swell the
choruses.
COSMOS-One Of the bright fea-
lures Of the season, Songs and