The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-20
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the stellar position Ii song
repertoire. assisted BY Victor Mar
mont st the piano and Philip
Simmons, tenor. Solly Ward,
well known comedian, occupies
the other flank In 8 slkit called
.sBabiess lii which Marion Murray
assists him. Others on the bill
include Irving Boernstefnss Ward
man Park Orchestra. featuring
Dolly Daye and MulrOe and
Kuehling the dancing fools.
Charles Kellogg, the nature singer
and demonstrators OF the theory
that sounds can nubdue names.
Edith Clifford, blonde coincidence:
Allen and Garfield IA Gimme
the MaIxinss ~: Henry Regal. In 9
thrill offering. and Angel Broth
ers. balancers and strong men.
EARLE sally. Irene ana
Mary tabloid version Of
Eddie DowIing,s llrremembered
stage success tops the new bin
at the Earle for next week
A number appearing III the Earle
present tion were members of the
original company. Among til4
other divers easements OF the yaIl.le
Vile bill are Belts and Partner in
an equilibristic act; Eddie Barto
and Mae Mack IN The MIX Ban
dit composed Of poppy dialogue
and songs Ted Lorraine and ] lcls
Mintos assisted BY Mile. Marie
Andre III q nainiatttFe musical ccn1-
edy. Moth and Flames Gene
Winchester and sammy Ross ii
Wise and Otherwise. z The fea.
ture film FOR the new week brings
Rod La Rocqne lii the stellar rolls
Of yeheaft z Shorter reels and
special orchestra and pipe organ
music viii round out.
STRAND pila ROYAL Pekin
Troupe, probably one De the most
versatile Oriental groups on the
stage. headlines the incoming
Strand bill This agRregation OF
fers magic, Juggling and balanc-
ing. Other numbers on the
vaudeville end include Ann Butler
and Hal Parker in Don't Make
Me Laugh ~ al Abbott in
music and comedy number. y "A.
a Home Talent Show De Pee
and Walden in Musical Non
sense Lee SmaII's Rainbow
Girls in a style ensemble. The
feature pI1otoplay brings Sally
OMEN to the screen in Don t.
story Of the restrictions and
staid conventions of the small
town Usual house features also.
WARDMAN PARK-A dranlati-
zation Of the famous Kipling
story, The Light That FaiIeds
win be offered BY the Herbert
Players at Wardnan Park for
the new week commencing Mon
day night. This is the story of
two artists whose diverging con
ceptiOns Of an ideal kent them
apart-a man and woman--until
he loses his sight and she Is
restored TO him. Ruth Harrison
and Parker FenneIly win enact
these two roles
MUTUAL-''The broadway
Bellies will. occupy the Mutual
for the new week beginning sun
day afternoon. Producer Jack
Singer is said to have assembled
a bright cast which includes
Caroline Ross, Gertie Avery.
Edna S0mers, Mickie hardwood.
Lou DeVine, Al Ridgeway and
Harold Beasley. Nightly features
continue at the Mutual and the
addition of an Illuminated run
way has made hit with patrons.
GAYETY-Mollie williams and
her own show compose next
weeks attraction at the Gayety.
Years of experience ranging from
the chorus to producer, has
equipped Miss Williams for her
work in producing satisfactory
entertainments. This year she
maintains her usual standard of
stage settings, costumes, prin-
cipals, and chorus, and presents
Vic Plant and Bobby Wilson as
her featured comedians. There
are twenty scenes: tWenty-six
musical numbers and a veritable
fashion parade of gorgeous gowns,
AS usual Miss Williams will offer
a dramatic playlet as part Of the
show. 1t is called The Brides
story and is said to be filled
with tense situations relieved by
smart comedy. At every perform
ance during the week, includ1n8
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