The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-18

The Darling Twins, dancers par
excellence; Davis and Pelle, equil-
ibrists, and the Original Four
Phillips, gymnasts sensational.
BELASCO-The latest and big.
gest Shubert vaudeville unit.
''Gaieties Of 1925" opens a weeks
engagement at the Belasco
this afternoon.
"Gaieties" has twenty-six scenes,
all original and many notable for
striking beauty. A wealth of
truly gorgeous. costumes will be
displayed by a double chorus Of,
forty girls experimenting the
singing and dancing features. J.
j. Shubert personally supervised
the entire production.
Novelty is one Of the features
of this revue. There are numer-
GUS highly amusing travesties OF
"The Charm School, "The Bad
Man," The Bat" Spanish Love-
and Mecca"
The chief funmaker is Sam
Howard. He offers some highly
entertaining representations. 9th
ers who have their big moments
are Jack Rice, VIII I'll. Philbrick,
Alexandra Dagmar. Peggy Brown.
Frank Masters, Margaret Wood,
Nova Dempsy, William IA. Pringle,
Norma Hamilton, John Quinlan,
Mary Gleason, Lillian. Norworth,
Bob Gilbert, Victor Bozart, An
thony Joachim, Jack Hall, Abe
Aronson, Bessie Hoban and Fran.
els Mahoney.
RAMS HEAD-On Monday and
Tuesday evenings, at the Rams
Head Playhouse, Rosalind Fuller
and Anita Enters will present two
charming programs intimes'' Of
folk songs and dance compositions,
with Miss Fuller giving the mad
scene from Hamlet" and with
Miss Enters in dance impressions.
On Wednesday evening and all
the remainder Of the week, with
matinees Westinghouse Birthday
and Saturday, the players will con-
tinue their most successful play
of the season, Clyde Fitch's modern
American comedy, 1.-THE Truth"
STRAND-A sparkle OF Bohemia
is promised Strand patrons this
week, beginning matinee today.
when Earl B. Mountain and his
Greenwich Villagers" will hold
the featured position Of the vaude-
vile program. Shirley Mason, in
Pawn Ticket 210,", will illumi.
nate the screen.
Instead Of a song and dance
revue, Mountain and his VIII
layers have a delightful ninia-
ture musical comedy with sew
eral new and exclusive song
numbers and just enough dances
to make the offering a whole
show in itself.
Jarrow, the celebrated Euro
pean conjurer, also holds a
prominent part on the bill with
his mystifying assortment of
tricks and manipulations.
Tom Overholt and Lillian
Young will offer their comedy
skit entitled Special Delivery"
Stevens and Laurel are in IA
Sparkling Series of Songs and
Steps," The Vincent Brothers are
a pair Of fine acrobats and
triple-bar artists. &C.,.
Shirley Mason is seen at her
best in Pawn Ticket 21O," a
perturbation of the famous stage
success by David Belasco and
Clay M. Greene.
COSMOS-Music, song, dance,
wholesome comedy, and, in fact,
practically all the essentials of
high-class vaudeville entertain
ment are embraced in the pro-
gram at the Cosmos beginning to-
morrow matinee. Prime interest
probably will be centered in
Shadows" dazzling singing,
talking and dancing fantasy, rich
in settings and costumes. This
number was written by Marie
Nordstrom and Is to be presented
by CoIlette Balm and Company.
Only now and then does
photoplay feature vie with the
headline vaudeville act for head
line honors at the Avenue play.
house. but this week is one Of
those times. This feature will
picture Glenn. Hunter, the popu-
lar star, in 1.-THE Second Fiddle"
having it's first showing in Wash.
ington. Mary Astor and other
screen favorites are also to be
seen in this film drama.