Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-21
EEITH'S-Ni0Iet Ileming. Eddy
Brown.


Violet lIemirC the well known
actress, heads good bill at keiths
this week. Many numbers are new
and entertaining.
Miss Heminc appears in Edwin
Rurkes comedy, The Snob.'' which
affords her many opportunities to dis
play her well known ability. The lit
tie sketch tells Of a poor boy who
works up TO a high Social position. in
which he ignores his Lowry brother TO
deceive his wife who is wealthy and
a social leader. The wife discovers
her husbands stthterfuce and tricks
him into a confession that he is
snoh She is then astounded herself
Ia discover thai her own father shafes
the graft Of bootleGeerS. kenneth
Lane and Herbert Haywood give MISS
fleming effective and convincing sup
port Mr.. Haywood especially as
"Crutch'' demonstrating his ability as
"A character actor A half dozen cur
tain calls rewarded Miss Hemins and
her company.
An elaborately staged and beauti-
fully costumed dancing act 10y VIE
liam SeaburN and Margaret Irving.
assisted by half dozen pretty girls,
shares honurS with the heaulllei
Mr.. SeabuIN is one of the best dancers
before the public and Miss Irving mas
in the "FollieS" and the Music bon
Revue" \ taking feature of the act
Is the presentation of movie stars like
Mae Murray and Norma Talmadge
with costumes worn in their latest
pictures. -
Eddy Brown. the we'll known V'oin-
list. had little trouble convincing the
xaudeviIIo audience tina, his artistry
ranks with the best ans he was given
ouitcjan ovation after several popular
nfferincS The Indian love song
from Rose Marie" being the most
efertiVe.
A rio of ropular Neutrality-suspicious.
Kin carroll Emma calvert ana VIZ
GINA Phillips score a hi VAN mu'
steal and dancing skit the first Two
having good voices and the latter SET
ting The gallery wild with her dancing
of the Charleston. Raymond IKE
opens the program with 4 clever Jug
Cling a nd dancing act: FraleE ana Ful-
nam appear in dancing. singing ana
rome spinning, and new TRIO, rear
and Violet Hamilton and Jessie
Eordvce. present Il neat sketch emu.
tied "Pla ytime." Their voices nieno
sweetly and all dance we'll. Carr NC
Culloush tells several good stories ana
sings nonular SONGS The regular
house attractions fill out the program.
EARI.E-Herman Timberg 4 Co.
Herman TimberG. comedian. dancer
and yioliniSt and his company heao-
line tho hill AT the Earle this week
with an amusing Skit emitted \
Family Affair" TimherC is favorite
IN Washington and with his brother
sammy contributes much TO the act
Rosita. = charming Spanish lancer.
assisted by Paco Norino and Pilarica'
presents a pretentiously staged act
"a Gorgeous Hispano Revue. oHer-
ing SONGS and dances to the accom-
paniment of Louis Marimha Sand
As an encore number. kosita gives
a SpaniSh version Of the charleston.
which was finished entirely too soon.
James Burke and Eleanor eurkin.
seen here moi long ago. present IF
t'ouIa Only Think a clever and
amusing sl>it that registered MT.
The high light of the act was the
mimic songs hy Durllin. Numerous
recalls rewarded his efforts. Al Rome
and Betty Wood have a nut act, The
River shannon, that is amusing'
while stanley and E,lva are fine in
slack wide walking md dancln%
The photoplay is "ShipWrecked. a
realistic drama of the sea. adapted
from the play by I.ansdOn Met ormick.
The east. headed by Seena Owen nd
Joseph Schildllraut. includes Ma heW
Betz. clarence Hurton and l-aska WIN.
tefs. II is the story of the hVeS OF
two human derelicts. a hoy and II
girl. and an interruptions sea cap
tain. ripe organ music by Alexander
Arons and the house short-Feel fea
lures complete an entertaining: bill.
PN.ACE-"It's the Old Army Game.
CI
break" * the motto of w. C. Fields
In ITS the old Army Game. At
Ioew'S Palace this week.
The pl2>- Is comedy which dea'i with
tho trials and trihulationS % /" small
town Florida druggist. and shows Mr
Fields at his hest. Though the plot of
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