The Washington times., 1924-11-22
COIN GS-ON
At the 7'heaters

POLI'S Jones. and Green, pro-
ducers Of the Greenwich Village
(ollies, are also sponsors for THE
Belle of Quakertown, the mu-
steal comedy coming to Polls to-
morrow night for the week. Eddie
Buzzell, remembered as the. coun-
try boy in 1.-The Bingham Girl"
and Helen Ford lead the cast
adequately bolstered by Ono Mum
son. Marguerite Roberts, Helen
Wilson and others. In addition,
there is a. Vincent Lopez orches-
ira. Aaron Hoffman has done
the book and the lyrics and rll-
sic are by Bert Kalmar and Harry
Ruby. A snappy chorus group
supports such songs as Molly"
'After the Curfew Rings" II
Know That Love YOU" and
half a dozen others. A special
holiday matinee Thanksgiving.
NATIONAL - Flore LeBreton,
called "England's most beautiful
blonde" and known to stage and
screen fans on both sides, leads
the cast Of Lass o. Laughter,
which Henry w. Savage is send
ing to the National for a week,
beginning Monday. with matinees
Wednesday and Saturday. Two
Of her films shown in America
were Another Scandal" and II
Am the Man" and from her Eng
lish experience she has inherited
the rather complimentary designa-
ton of being the English Mary
Pickford. So much for Flora.
Others are Alma Tell Lucille
LaVerne, late star of Sun Up"
Leslie Austen, and many others
: Lass begins life in Scotch
boarding house, but Us quickly
transplanted to more cultured sur
roundings when it is found she
has an aristocratic background.
From then on, action, comedy,
and a tear or two. The play is
reported to have done well in
England and is being groomed
here for a New York run.
BELASCO-A new mystery
tale, Badges" bows for the first
time at the Belasco Monday
night, with Gregory Kelly, one
of the foremost juveniles on the
stage, and Lotus Rpbb in the
principal roles, with support
from. Louis Bennison, Eleanor
Woodruff, Felix Krembs, John
Eharkey and James H. Doyle.
The play, written by Max Mar
Gin and Edward Hammond, deals
with the postal secret service
In it's detection of crook gang.
An ample comedy note is lent by
an intruding sleuth fresh from
the pen and ink campus of a
correspondence school in detect
ing. Jules Hurtig is the pro-
Queer
KEITH'S-McIntyre and Heath,
provokers in their careers Of I'M
counted laughs, are celebrating
their fiftierh anniversary OF stage
life together this season. Their
tour over the Keith circuit is
In the nature of farewell and
the new bill, beginning tomor-
= row, probably offers the last OPP
portunity to see these famed
MINISTRIES of the burnt cork to-.
gether. Three performances will
be given Thanksgiving Day, at
2, and 8:15 o'clock. Others
on the bill include: Harry
Weber and his entertainers in
syncopated melody; 1.-THE Birdseed
Couple" Frank Davis and Adele
Darneu. win offer their latest
skit, "Caterpillars;'' then the
Lorraine sisters, with Roy Shell.
don and Billy Taylor, IN dance
and song; Spadaro, Italy's lead
ing comedian: eThe Bricklayers. .
novelty offering, and Alice
Eupman, Washington girl. sis
ter Of Spencer Tupman, director
OF LIE Paradis Band. in a series
Of songs.
STRAND-Manager Sparrow has
arranged a feast of entertain.
ment for patrons of the Strand
Theater for next week. A IRE
view of Revues." featuring a ster.
ling cast of comedians and song
and dance artists, heads the
vaudeville. and other acts include