The Washington times., 1925-12-31
FOR THE FIRST WEEK Or
THE NEW YEAR

OF George Whites Scandals will
be shown at the National Theater
Sunday evening for one week.
MIR. White Is bringing his revue
to Washington following a. run OF
more than six months In his
own theater In New York.
Among the numerous entertainers
IN the cast are Harry Fox, Tom
Patricola, Dooley and Morton,
Helen Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Phillips and Norman Phillips,
IT.. Helen Morgan, Helen Wehrle,
Alice Weaver, Arthur Ball, the
Mccarthy Sisters, Sally starr.
James Miller, Fred Lyons, Cath
crime Chapman, Harry Morrissy,
Jim Carly, the Scott Sisters, Joe
sullivan, Adele Mason, Georgia
Lercn, Dolly DonnelIy, Norma
Gloss, Flo Brooks. the Albertina
ksascn Girls and Miller and Lyles.
KEITH'S Clara Kimball Young
the screen .and stage star, tops
next weeks bill at Keith's in a
playletv Els Adorable Wife, 2
written BY Tom Barry, as q trav-
esty and witty in dialogue and sit.
uatiOn. Others on the incoming
Dlu are COxam, the ventriloQuist,
with jerry in q slKit; Nitza Yer.
mile ana company, Including John
walsh tenor, in q dance novelty;
EQ0le Allen and Doris Garfield
In moments OF mirth and melody:
Downey and Owens. billed A. "a
BAG or Songs and q Bunch OF
Keys" Jutta Valley and company
in an aerial routine and the usual
house screen features. Special
New Year Eve show tonight at
11:3O.
EARLE Next week the Earle
observes it9 first anniversary and
special attractions are promised.
included In those already booked
are The -Four Fords IN & dance
land revue called 'sThe Gown
Shop" and the feature pIlotoplay.
Lovers In Quarantine = with
Bebe Daniels. Shorter films. The
remainder or the biIl win Be an.
nounced later. Special New Year
Eve performance tonight after
the regular performance.
6TRAND--Lewis ana DOdy,
THE Window Cleaners" viii con-
tribute outstanding mirth to- the
Strands new bill, commencing
Sunday. The extra feature brings
Mango and Beth and company In
g variety Of dances. Others In
1clude q feature, The Wedding
Ring" Jack and Reta La Pearl,
RUDE act; Gordon and Gordon in
Twists and Turns" The photo
feature will have Marie Provost
and Give Brook in Seven Sin
ners." Shorter films and music.
PRESIDENT-The second an
nual presentation OF Uncle Sans
Follies. participated in by scores
OF Government workers and adj
ditional talent, opens at the newly
decorated President Theater, at
Eleventh and the Avenue, Sunday
night. A great galaxy Of acts,
scenes and ensembles has been
under rehearsal for two months.
Special numbers have been writ
ton and sets designed particularly
for this presentation.
.GAYETY-"Mutt and Jeff'' will
step out of the newspaper pages
to entertain on the stage of the
Gayety next week, beginning with
Sunday matinee. Bob Capron win
be Mutt" and Jerry Sullivan
will be Jeff" and there will be
q fine company of singers,
and entertainers. the list embrac-
ing Bebe Almond, Gertrude O'COn-
nor, Dallas Grady, the Bowers
Sisters, william Browning and
chorus Of eighteen. Tonight a :
special New Year Eve show fol-
lowing the regular performance.
MUTUAL-"Laffin' Thru" bur-
lesque, comes to the Mutual for
the new week beginning Sunday.
Charles 'KIutz,' Country and
George Buttons" Fares are the
lead comedians, with Dorothy
Sewer and other feminine players
leading the support. Two acts
and sixteen scenes, with an ami
mated chorus. Tonight a special
New Year Eve midnight attrac-
ton IL promised by the current
company following the regular
evening performance.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hayes.
the sensational colored tenor,
makes his washington debut at
the Auditorium next Tuesday
night, January S, in q repertoire
that has made him famous here
and abroad. Seats now on sale
at Mrs. Greene's in Droop's.
PAIAACE-D. w. Griffith's
THAT Royle Girl with Carol
Dempster, w. c.. Fields, James
Kirkwood, Harrison Ford, Bobby
Watson and others occupies the
Palace screen for the week be-
ginning Sunday. It's the story
OF a modern girl, jazz-struck,
whom circumstances get mixed
in a murder mystery, unrayels
It herself, but not until she has
staged a sensational escape from
the tolls of the gang. OF course.
with Fields and Watson in the
cast, the story is not as serious
as it sounds and the thrills and
comedy are about fifty-fifty.
Shorter films are omitted owing
to the length of the feature.
COLUMBIA-Gloria Swanson
fits again across the Columbia
screen, this time in Stage
Struck" beginning next Sunday.
Allan Dwan has directed and
supplied a supporting cast COM
posed Of Ford Sterling, Gertrude
Aston, Lawrence Grey and more.
Miss Swanson is cast as a small
town waitress whose devotion to
an employee of the restaurant
leads her into comical situations,
the climax of which arrives when
she challenges the dramatic
supremacy of the star of a river
boat theatrical company.