The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-12

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books into the National for the
week beginning Monday night
with a great looking cast of
Julia Sanderson, Donald Brian,
Enough of tale about q Bible
salesman whose f1irtatious bent
mikes him up with Winnie from
Washington, Betty from Boston
and Flora frpm Frisco. Tea for
Two" and II Want to Be Happy
are the outstanding hits, but
Injected by the gifted Vincent
Youmans who wrote the melodies
for "Wildflower.' Otto Harbach
and Irving Caesar have done the
lyrics and the book is by Frank
Mandell and Harbach. Al musical
adaptation. It is, from My Lady
Friends.
KEITH,S-The Avon Comedy
Four; singers and comedians. top
the new Keith bill commencing
Sunday afternoon. Others on the.
bill are Mr.. -and Mrs. Cleveland
Bronner in Dream Fantasies,
Amaze, ilIusionist: Bob Hail.. chat
ter and iInpropiser: Joe Mendi,
the educated apes Will and Gladys
Ahern; Baby Kindleberger; Rice
and Elmer, comedy gymnasts, and
the usual screen features.
EARLE combined fashion
and song act called Fashion
Hints" tops the EarIess new bill
with Lucille and the Raymond
sextet Of dancers and mannikins.
Other acts introduce Myron Pearl
and company in Dance Echoes
Blackface Eddie Ross and his
banjo; Goodwin Comedy -Four;
Paul Nolan in THE Testing
Swede," and Dale and Fuller,
billed as Two Imps in Satin.''
The, photoplay feature brings Lee
atrice Joy in De Miles "HeIIs
Highroad," a tale OF love, lux
ury and conflict. House features
and featured organ recital will
round out.
STRAND-William Ebbs. a
Ventriloquist with much novelty
In his throat and up his sleeve.
heads the Strands new vaude-
vile bill. Harry Towards Revue
with several principals will be
seen IN an offering featuring the
dance and songs. Others are
the Five Petleys, comedy aerial
lists: Lester and Blanche Stuart
IN laughs and steps, and Newman
Graham'a trained animal act. The
him feature is 1.-THE Lawful
Cheatcr." with Clara Row. Raw
mond Mckee, and others. Short
er house features will round out.
GAYETY-"The Powder Puff
Frolic." rated by reviewers as
one OF the best shows on the
Columbia wheel. moves into the
GaYetv' tomorrow. George Broad
hurst and Charley ABBOTT divide
comedy honors. Others featured
are the Healey Sisters. Nina
Bernard. Addie Clifford and Ed.
die Brisland.f Ager. YelIen and
Lewis have done the song mum.
pers and Ben Bernard has done
the staging. Powder Puff is
rumored to be the first of the
newer style of Columbia shows
displaying handsome costumes
ana then. by contrast. displaying
the so-called form divine.
MUTUAL-'Hfoonught Maids"
Tor the Mutual with Anne Toebe
q clever impersonator. leading
tne nne-up. Billy Hogan for
comedy. and such others in sup.
port as Myrtle Andrews, Ann
Darlne. Harry Levine. Paul
ryan and Frank Mckay. Nov.
city nights are held through the
weak haOfnnfFo ~--O
Piantation night" and other sur.
prise stunts on the succeedino
nights.
WARDMAN PARK-"Scran,b lAd
Wives" a farce by Adelaide Mat
thews. Is to be the first Offering
OF the new Thomas Herbert Sto,
Company. opening Monday night
at the Little Theater of Ward.
man Park Hotel Parker Fen
: nelly, long identified with impor.
tant stock companies and other
attractions, win carry the lead
role. A highly competent cast
is said to have been assembled by
Mr.. Herbert.
RIALTO-That great old stage
favorite, East Lynne" in picture
form, at the Rialto tomorrow.
with Alma Reubens, Edmund
Lowe, Marjorie Daw. Leslie Fen
ton. Frank Keenan,, Paul Panzer
and others. And we nearly forgot
Lou TelIengen in the heavy role.
Buddy Fisher and his Chester
field boys. jazz bandists. will
make up the special presentation
feature. Also the Rialto concert