The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-14

Follies to be disclosed at the Ma
tional Theater, tomorrow night
after its sixty,seven weeks of
popularity.
This current and twentieth edi-
ton of the FoIlies is acclaimed
richer in comedy than all that
have preceded wholesome
American fun, dealing with Incl
dents of daily life that appeal to
the average American citizen.
Such are the slkits and satires,
entitled THE Drug Store, The
Back Porch" THE Joy Ride,
'The Picnic" and THE Nagger. :"
The dialogue of the revue is
by j. p. McEvoy, w. C. Fields,
and Gus Weinburg;; the lyrics by
Gene Buck; the music by Ray
mond HubbelL Dave Stamper, and
Werner JANSEN The production
has been staged by Julian
Mitchell. I'm the organization Of
more than one hundred persons
are combined representative come
dams. singers, speciality perform
ers, novelty dancers. sixteen OF
Tiller's most famous unity
dancers, and sixty-five Ziegfeld
Follies girls of distinctive beauty,
poise, and personality. The prin-
eipals include W C. Field. Ray
Dooley, Johnny Dooley. Irving
Fisher, Edna Leedom. and Dave
Stanper. Peggy Fears, Clarence
Nordstrom, Bertha Belmore, Tom
Lewis, Kelo Brothers, Barbara
Newberry, Dare and WahI. Al
Ochs, Easter and Hazelton.
KEITH'S-Nan Halperin in a
new offering which she has
named IAN Historical Song
Cycle" tops the new array OF
talent at Keith,s for the new
week commencing Sunday after
noon. William B. Friedlandels is
responsible for the music and
lyrics. Miss Halperin supplies
the voice and personality and
who can say that the combina-
ton wont be winner? A
comedy feature or unusual value
win bring back that sage OF the
Virginia c0urtrooms, Judge
walter c.. Kelley whose mono
lokues are gems Of native south
ern hhmor. Others include Vlasta
MaslaHa. beautiful and talented
dancer, in q gorgeous revue,
'.The Blue Bird, viii NJ. Cressy
and Blanche Dayne in The
Many Who Remembered. Willie
Solar, the international enter
tainer: Mons and Nine. All w.
Loyal, and their ARABIAN stations:
Ed East and Ralph Dumke in
A.Aflrth Quakee, Chassino, the
humorous shadow Of himself, and
Aesop's Fables, Topics Of the
Day and the Pathe News Pic
toriai win complete the bill.
EARLE+Frank FArnum, &c
centric dancer, with q company.
Of seventeen supporting people,
including Irving Y0ung's Cal
ifOfnians, q jazz orchestra, tops
the new Earle bill In g preten-
tIous song and dance revue. Hold
Ing the feature spot will be Miss
Birdie Reeve, speed demon on
the typewriter. Miss Reeve, not
yet eighteen, writes ESQ words a.
minute. strikes 500 keys per min
ute ana % 600 per hou4E Her
method is unique and interesting.
Others on the program include
Harry Pease and Ed C. Nelson
in inspiration; joe De Leies
billed as Yours Accordingly" the
Manflxin Cabaret, artists IN wood
and wax. and Doom and Nc
Cool IN All Irish The first
run photoplay is Without
Mercy" dramatic in theme. but
with many lighter moments OF
comedy.
sTRAND-Bob Nelson, remem-
bered for appearances Mere in
ARTISTS and Models, Innocent
Eyes" Passing Show and other
revues headlines the Strands
combined new vaudeville and film
hill. commencing Sunday after
noon. He will be assisted at the
piano by Johnny Wright George
~. Brown and Company, the
worlds champion talker, in Pc
destrianfsm:" Hart, Wagner and
Long In a comedy sIxit. Crawling
Into Vaudeville Donno Sisters
and. Tom Thibault in military
dance numbers, and Alexander
Brothers and Evelyn in a jug.
Cling act. ''All Balled Up win
be added. The feature photoplay
will be Wasted Lives" with
Elliot Dexter. Cullen Lands and
Edith Roberts.
GAYETY - Unusual diversity,
such as would be found In a CONF
bination of musical comedy,
foolery and vaudeville, will be Of.
fered for the week beginning to-
morrow at the Gayety in Bring
ing Up Father" Hurtig and Sea.
mon, the producers, have given
this cartoon fav0rite lavish set
ting. with Pete CurIey as "Jiggs."
Beatrice Harlow as Maggie" and
Jimmie Conors as 'Dinty Moore.
Others in the cast are Flo Naomi,
Florence Chapman and William
Pollard. with eighteen young and
shapely misses in the chorus who
have been chosen, not only %0r
their good looks, but for their abiI-
ity to sing and dance. Vivid seen
cry, gorgeous costuming and bril-.
liant lighting effects add to the at
traction.
MUTCAL-"whirl of Girls.
one OF the current seasons new
attractions on the Mutual bur-
lesque circuit. will appear at the
Mutual next week, beginning
Sunday. The company is headed
BY Miss Sgd Burke, who has been
surrounded by a clever cast, in.
GLIDING Irving Selig, tramp
comedian; Ed Douglas, formerly
q vaudeville star: Do1lie Connors,
tngenue: Mile Kennedy. soubrette:
Rose Lee, singer of Blues" and
Harry Connors, leading man.
Every member of the attractive
chorus has been recruited from
the dancing academies of New
York city.
PALACE-A romance tender