The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10

BELASCU-AFch SeIWyn'S orig
inal intention of opening the
Washington season with an Av.
cry Hopwood success will be car
ried out when next Monday night,
September IL, an exceptional cast
will present THE Garden Of
Eden" This play has had a
two.year success in Berlin and
Vienna, and Is now popular in
London with our own Tallullah
Bankhead in the leading role. In
Washington and New York, where
1.-THE Garden of Eden" opens di.
rectly after it's local run ends.
Marian Hopkins will play the
part of Toni LIE Brun, played in
London by Miss Bankhead.
Supporting Miss Hopkins will
be an all-star company Of play
ers, including Alison Skipworth,
Doris Rankf- Camilla Dalberg,
who replaces Leyla George, Russ
Whythal, Douglass Montgomery
Gordon Ash, T. Wignsy Percy
val. Harlan Briggs, A. C. An.
drews, Stafford Dickens, Ignacio
Martinnetti, Ivan Simpson. Staple
ton Kent, Alfred A. Hesse, Daniel
Wolf, Walter Geer and the DASH
ing cabaret artists, the London
Girls" June Leslie, Betsy South
gate and Betty Darling.
EARLE-The popular dancing
duo, Guy and Pearl Magley, with
their Serenaders, featuring the
Melvin Sisters, will supply the
headline attraction at the Earle
Theater beginning Sunday. Guy
and Pearl Magley have been their
own pacemakers for more than one
season and it has been a stiff gait
which they have set at that. They
have presented q variety of dance
offerings each an Improvement
upon the one preceding until it was
thought that further advance.
ment was impossible.
Other vaudeville offering will
embrace Polly and or in Scene
Songs" by William K. Wells;
Bobby o'Neill in "Oh, Bobby" q
miniature musical comedy in two
scenes; Ann Francis and Mr..
Wally, THE Sunchine Girl and
Boy" in a skit bearing the title
of Remnants"
The feature photoplay will be
First Nationals production Of
Broadway Nights" in. which the
co.stars are Lois Wilson and Sam
Hardy, the latter here recently in
support Of Will Rogers, filming
scenes for First Nationals pro-
duction of Charles Hoyt's "A
Texas Steer"
KEITH'S - The worlds most
interesting mimic. Miss Cecilia
Lotus, will top the bill at 3. F.
Keith's ThAater for the coming
week. Miss Lotus will be seen
in Impressions Of Stars Of Today
and Yesterday" She will be AZ.
sisted by william Walker.
Harry Roye and Billie Maye
have proved so popular that they
will be held over a second week.
They will offer an entirely new
act.
'As We Were" Is the title of
a little comedy of yesterday to be
presented with Almira Sessions
and cast of 10. 1t is a Joseph
Santley production.
Marjorie White and Ed Tierney
leave musical comedy long enough
to be seen in their laugh success,
"Gwafus, Gwafus, Gwafus." Wini-
fred Byrd will follow. She is
known as Americas Wonder
Pianist" and has thrilled her
audiences from coast to coast.
Jed Dooley, of the famous
Dooley family, stage and screen
star, will be seen in Remarks
BETTING the Occasion" He Ii
assisted by Audree Evans. Winni-
fred Byrd Is billed as Americas
Wonder Pianist"
Horsemen," sings, dances and
tells stories. Margaret Stewart
will present Partisan Art" feA.
turing Beulah Stewart with verle
Harrison.
Screen features will frame the
bill.
GAYETY-"Wine, Woman and
Song proved slogan OF a good
show, will call devotees Of mu-
steal revue and farcical fun to the
Gayety today, where Bert Bertrand
will be featured in a company Of
clever players. Mr.. Bertrand has
been In Keith-Albee vaudeville
headlining for two seasons, along
with Gertrude Ralston. prin1a
donna, who also returns with him
to the Columbia Wheel in this new
and enlarged version Of "wive,
Woman and Song" Three addi.
tional comedians-Arthur Mayer,
Hal Ford and Jim McCaulay-wiIi
aid Bertrand in speeding the