The Washington times., 1926-01-28

one eye and there's always some
woman who likes him.
George Kelly has drawn him.
stewart and French brought him
to life in the theater. He parades
and puffs and wins the girl and
the audience laughs at him.
They laugh, even as they do
when they meet their pet aver
sion. in real life.
Paris and Northern France"
is the alluring title of the travel
talk e. M. Newman is to give
at the National this Sunday after.
noon and evening.
Odette Myrtil, French
revue star, who was last seen here
in ''The Song of Love-, tops the
incoming bill at KeitF's COM
mencing Sunday afternoon. Odette
is an accomplished violinIst and a
comedienne whose personality gets
to you before she opens. her
mouth. Roy Cummings, an up
roarious fellow win do "One after
noon" with the help of Irene
Shaw. Others on the bill: Jack.
Rose, another comedian noted for
straw hats; Olga Mishka, assisted
by the Gypsy Art Quintet; Mer-
cedes, the phychic enigma; Powers
and wallace In their playlet,
Georgia; Stewart and Olive. soft
shoe dancers and singers; Chap
pelle and Carlton offering Just a
few things you haven't seen"
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Tasse Revue comes to the Earle
for the week beginning Sunday
and he Is said to have one of
the most pretentious offerings he
has sponsored in vaudeville.
Helen Fables. Rita Howard and
Caroline Nolte are the featured
players. assisted by eight pretty
girls. Other vaudeville numbers
include the Plaza Brothers, Span
fish athletes; Sampson and Doug
las In wit and Harmony;
Burke, Walsh and Mana in
They're Peculiar" Col. Jack
George. as a black-face attorney
for the defense. The photoplay
feature for the next week is The
Splendid Crime" a Paramount
release with Bebe Daniels. Mahlon
Hamilton and others. There VIII
be the usual house adjuncts.
WARDALAN PARK - Gilda
Varesi's written effort In which
she starred for success for sew
eraI seasons, Enter Madame,
will supply next weeks vehicle for
the players at the Little Thea
ter Of Wardman Park Hotel. It's
the story Of teTnperamentai
opera singer who sacrifices the
love of an adoring husband to
further her career.
GAYETY-The new weeks at
traction at the Gayety promises
the utmost in tempo, hilarity and
popular music for Hurtig and
Semon'a all-colored aggregation
will appear in Lucky Sambo."
There are sixty players in the
troupe headed by Julia Moody
pnonograph recorder of blues"
Billy Higgins, comic; Joe Byrd,
Arthur Porter, James Watts, Ern-
est Whitman: Cassidy and Hunter,
Russian" dancers, Three Dixie
Songbirds. Jim Vaughan and his
Sambo Jazz Hounds and the
Black Diamond chorus. Looks
like an attraction for the whole
town.
MUTUAL-Lew Kelly, widely
known here and abroad for MS
dope comedy Characterization,
heads the burlesque attraction
known as "Giggles" at the Mutual
for the incoming week. Helping
Kelly are Bert Marks, Jew comic,
Sadie Marks, Rene Demaree and
Leo Brecher and a chorus of girls.
Varying. features are added to
each nightly performance.
: STRAND-The WeIder Sisters in
a n9elange of singing, dancing and
other ingredients of the thumb
nail revue, headline the new Strand
program. beginning Sunday. There
are six performers in this troupe.
Bert Walton, comic in his skit,
you'll do the same thing to
someone else" in two episodes is
another attraction Of high caliber.
The supporting bill presents Frank
Dixon and company in by
Appointment" Walsh, DAILY and
Walsh are Harmony Funsters;"
Reck and Rector are equilibrists.
Bright Lights" the photo fea-
ture. brings Charles Ray and ,
Pauline Stark in the chief roles.
with Lilyan Tashnan in irnmedi-
ate support. Short film features
and music will round out. ~