The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-28
PROMISING BILLS
IN VAUDEVILLE
HOUSES
Double Features at Keith's.
BeIasco Adds Local People.
Cosmos and Strand Boast
Stellar Numbers.

KEITH 'S--A prtma donna! A
composer! And together, too!
Who are they? Why no less
notable a team than Vivienne
segal and Harry Carroll. Miss
Segal, just out of Emmerich Kali
mans 1.-THE Yankee Princess" IL
unquestionably one Of the great
prifna, donnas in America. She
and Mr.. Carroll call their new
act "In Songs" and constitute
the real big stars Of the all.star
Keith bill for this week.
c. B. Maddox is represented
by '"The Son Dodger," new re-
vue by Roy Briant and William
White. This attraction features
John Walker, supported by Rich
ard De Mar, Lillian Lester and
Leda Enrol.
Rae Eleanor Bail and Brother
in Moments Musical" will oc-
cupy the third position on the
Program. Both are accepted
stars Jane Connolly and AS
sociate Players will present Eek
travagant Wives George Yeo-
man and Lizzie are In 1.-THE Ed.
tor of the Assassinated Press"
Those Syncopated Entertainers,
Combe and Nevins, proteges OF
Emperor Jazz; the Palermo Dogs,
starring Bessie" the wonderful
eQuilibristic canine. and Mack and
La Rue, the popular athletes.
BELASCO-A Shubert bin Of
eight acts with the Washington
Follies," a syncopated revue de-
vised by Miss Estelle Murray, as
an added attraction will comprise
the program at the Belasco this
week, beginning today.
Among the acts featured win
be Bob Nelson, assisted by Her.
bert Hewitt at the piano, in q
group of up-to-the-minute melodies
and Ell Brendel and Flo Bert In
their comedy absurdity, lyon
Yonson's Courtship"
'The Washington Follies" will
serve to introduce more than q
score Of talented entertainers Of
the National Capital. Miss Estelle
Murray, leading lady of the st.
Patrick Players. will be seen in a
special tango dance with Royal
Foster. Others who will appear
in the cast Of principals include
James K. Young, iona Weems
Oswold, Eileen Lally. Mildred
, Inge, the Dorbin Twins, and Miss
Esther Mcleod, besides a chorus
Of twelve OF Washington's pref
test stage stars IN the making.
COSMOS-A decidedly novel
headline offering Of dancing,
balancing and novel acrobatics,
beautifully set and costumed az
presented by the Four Amaranths
will be the Cosmos Theater bill
feature this week, beginning to-
morrow. Another feature will be
the Musical Bangards, blue
Devils of Vaudeville" Others will
include Nelson and Madison In
comedy and song. 1.-THE Headlin-
ers" in a comedy Of back-stage
life, "a Monday Morning Re-
hearsal," Hart, Wahner and Ell
tus in a comedy hodge podge Of
which the advance notices speak
highly, and Davis and Rich in a
pianologue and songs out Of the
ordinary.
Frank Mayo's newest Universal
production, 1.-THE Altar Stairs" a
tale Of tangled lives and thrills,
will be shown for the first time
in Washington and will be sup
plemented with 1.-THE Master" a
Century comedy: the Urban Movie
Chats and the International News.
STRAND-Another merry must
cal melange will hold the stage
boards at the Strand this week,
beginning today, when A. I. Fem
berg will present his Broadway
Snapshots as the feature of the
vaudeville portion Of the bill.
The rest Of the program en-
braces some noteworthy comedy
talent, for Anna Marston and
Monocle Manley present their
comedy talking skit, entitled do
You Follow Me?"; Bobbs, Clark
and Dane in a hodge-poc3e OF
comedy, consisting of chatter,
songs, dances and extremely funny
falls; Herman Berrens, in a piano
logue and song revue, and Ed
Nestor and Belle Vincent, In a
comedy juggling, balancing and
acrobatic Offering, styled "A Little
Bit of Everything"
Milton Stills, supported by
fine cast, including Henry B. WAL