The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-14
GOINGS-ON
At the Theatere

: cleverly staged comedy; Jim NC
Laughlin and Blanche Evans III
: clever sidelight Of old New
york. General Pisano, in q sharp
Iotte Sochrane: the Chevalier
hrothers. acrobatics, and Valentine
and ReIi in cycling act, THE
/ E,,,ry,ifnra Renovers. The usual
screen features will complete the
j bill.
EARIE-A most preeentlcus
musical tabloid comedy, headlines
at the new Earle. beginning sun
day afternoon, in the appearance
of Community Sue," featuring
Cunningham and Bennett and q
company, Of fifteen. in addition
there are several other acts on
the bill, including a dancing Sex
tette, Twists and Twirls, COM
bination of six solo 1ancers. Lew
''Shimskey' Hilton, formerly a
burlesque comedian, learned win
one Clothes" Norton, the male
fashion plate; the Di bio Circus,
of clever ponies, dogs and mon
keys; the Primrose Four. "A
Thousand Pounds Of Harmony"
and Jack Sydney in song and
story complete the vaudeville.
The picture will be "a Fool and
His Money" based on the famed
book by George Barr McCutch-
con with Madge Bellamy and VIII
liam Haines featured.
GAYETY An all-neW Column
bia burlesque show will scamper
across the Gayety boards, com
mencing Sunday afternoon in the
collective persons of those who
sail under the Fast Stopper"
banner. Speed in all things, is
advanced as the slogan of this
attraction. Eddie Dale, Charles
Daley, Fred Taylor and Eddie
McKenna form the fun brigade;
dealers in novel ways of mirth-
provoking. Evelyn Cunningham,
Olive LeCompte and Marie Berg
man lead the feminine host.
Specialties furnish q vaudeville
program of unusual interest, with
Eddie Dale, Bergman and Nc
Kenna, Taylor and LeCompte,
Kennedy and Peterson and Evelyn
Cunningham will be among the
stars. Beautiful costuming for
pretty girls promises a treat for
the eye while the Tilt of snappy
songs and the spirit of sprightly
dance win lend added charm.
MUTUAL Frank Harcourt
and his own show, RET Hot"
form the Mutual's new attrac-
ton, commencing tomorrow after
noon. Prominent in the cast are
Libbie Hart, Vivian Lawrence,
Dolly LaSalle, Matte Sullivan,
Abe Gore, Francis T. Reynolds
and Bert Lester. Especially at
tractive will be the singing and
dancing chorus, the first grad
yates Of the Mutual Circuits
Training School in New York,
to appear in Washington.
STRAND - Harmony, dancing
and considerable syncopation form
the supporting arches OF the
Strands new amusement struc-
ture, beginning tomorrow after
noon. Cell Mann's poppy Band
Box Revue" headlines the vaude-
Vile petition and features Ruiz
and Bunnie, dancers. and a Jazz
orchestra of seven nlelodists
Ruiz Will introduce amateur
dancing tango contests on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday
nights for which prizes will be
awarded local winners. Other
acts bring Sue Creighton and
Eddie Lynn in 'tFollies OF a Side
Street. Billy Zeck and Gladys
Randolph in Grooming the
Groom Carol Racine and Dor
othy Ray offering "Life'sN Little
Jokes" and Boyd and Wallin in
wire and iron jaw sensation,
will also appear. Three Keys"
is a thrilling mystery melodrana
with a cast headed by Edith
Roberts, Jack Mulhall and Nir-
GINA Lee C0rbin.
COLUMBIA-D. w. Griffith's
long-awaited foreign produced
film, isn't Life Wonderful"
with Carol Dempster and Neil
Hamilton in the pivotal roles,
comes to the Columbia tomorrow
for its first Washington appear
ance. Here is a picture that Is