The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-30
GOINGS-ON
At the Thenters :

BELASCO-The farewell week
Of the Belasco Players will be
signalized, beginning Monday
night, with presentation Of Prince
Antoine Bibesco's Married Life"
his first American play. Monday
will probably be gala night with
the prince and his wide social
following in full attendance. Re-
ceipts from the opening perform
Ance will go to Rumanian relief
work, and a moderate advance in
price will prevail for this night
only. Don Gallaher and Elsie
Ri7er top the cast.
GAY IT Y-Ruhe Bernstein's
Bathing Beauties" usher in the
third week Of the new Gayety
season. Jack Hunt and Clyde
Winnie Phillips in the ingenue
role and two vivacious youngsters
handling the souhrettes. In adj
dition, a blues" singer. the "Air-
plane Girls" in a circus speciality
and the Bathing Beauty chorus.
KEITH'S-Jack Norworth,
teller Of tales and singer Of dis
tinctive ditties opens the new
Keith bill beginning tomorrow.
Others helping to dedicate the
new Keith policy of opening
shows on Sunday instead of Mon.
day, are The Cansinos, Spanish
dancers; Ruth Budd, the smiling
little aerialist; Maude Powers and
Vernon Wallace in Georgia on
Broadway" Ed and Tom Hickey,
every Elegant" Taxi and Yoki,
Jap entertainers; John Monroe
and Tom Grant, talksters, and
Fricke and Pope.
STRAND - Princess Wahletka,
Indian seeress, who plays first
fiddle to the best psychics in the
business, tops Manager Sparrow's
new assortment Of acts beginning
tomorrow. The Princess will
answer questions from the stage
and each day will select ten i'm
portant ones to be answered in
The Times dramatic pages.
Others on the bill: Four Rubini
sisters, in musical offerings; Lester
Calvin and Charles, O'Connor, I'm
the Dark" Dobbs, Clark and
Dare, Vaudeville Remnants
Emma Raymond and Company,
in "a Surprise Shirley Mason,
IN THAT French Lady," is the
film feature.
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MATTnTYAT
Makers" headed by the laughable
Sam, himself, starts Jack Gar
rison's house on Pennsylvania
avenue in it's second week, begin
ming with matinee today. Howe
does the Jewish stuff. Support
ing him are Jules Jacobs, George
Hamilton, Will Smith, Tim Ben.
son, Helen Dale, Dolly Lewis,
Pauline Elliott and Dolly Green,
and a big chorus. Howe makes
a feature Of injecting many
specialties in his production.
RIALTO-"Cornered," q War
ner Brothers feature, with Marie
Provost, tops the Rialto program
beginning tomorrow. Miss Pre-
vost essays a double role-twins--
one wealthy, the other impover-
ished. Complications, of course.
are bound to ensue and they do
with vengeance. Rockliffe Eel.
loves, Ray Hatton and others
support. A Stan Laurel comedy,
Mothers JOY" Rialto Magazine
International Newsreel and an.
other film oddly, will round out.
TIVOLI From the popular
novel, "Dalla, the Lion Cub" is
adapted the film. 1.-THE Female"
which features the screen part OF
the Tivoh program tomorrow and
all week. Betty Compson, War.
ner Baxter and Noah Berry
enact the principal roles. The
novelty features Of the program
will introduce Lillian Crossman
and Carl Formes, musical comedy
and opera singers. There will also
be film comedy with Lige Con.
ley, wild Came" and the Tivoli
Mirror Of news happenings.
METROPOLITAN - willard
Mack, author OF a dozen we'll.
known stage hits, wrote Little
Robinson Crusoe" specifically for
Jackie Coogan and tomorrow the
results OF the efforts Of these
two will be on view at the Met
rOpolitan. Chuckles. thrills and
Q touch Of pathos have been
worked In 70 give the widest