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GAYETY-"Miss Tabasco. .

Lena Daley and her own show APP.
pear this week at the Gayety Theater
in a revised version Of Miss Tabasco."
described as an attractive Offering,
with an all.new complement of seem
cry. costuming and specialties.
Miss Daley, who heads the cast,
sings and dances and Is said TO be
the best gowned star on the Columbia
circuit. This season Miss Tabasco"
is said to be equipped with a gorgeous
wardrobe for both principals and
chorus.
The principal players include Caro-
line Van. prina donna: Morey Barton
and Harry Feldman, comedians; Rose
Allen, soubrette, and Harry Young
and Andy White. straight men. There
will be also special diversions in vaude-
vile, featuring Kola. the frog man."
and Gormley and Rollins, song and
dance" men.
Plenty of burlesque, catchy music
and attractive settings are promised,
with a chorus Of graceful dancers with
mel0dious voices. Miss Daley per-
sonally supervised the production and
staged the chorus ensembles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
Another Bit of History.

WARNER BROTHERS production
Of ACROSS the Pacific" which will
be shown for the first time here
Saturday. was adapted by Daryl
Zanuck from Charles ID. Blaney's
story. 1t stars Monte Blue and was
directed by Roy Del Ruth.
Across the Pacific" is described as
a melodramatic, historical spectacle
dealing with the stirring events OF
the insurrection Of Aguinaldo in the
Philippine Islands, which followed
the Spanish-American War. Monte
Blue plays the part Of Southern
boy who is treacherously robbed OF
his estate and disgraced by a scandal
He leaves for the Philippine
Islands without seeing his sweetheart
at her fathers suggestion. and there
as private he is instrumental ir
bringing about the capture oil
AguinaIdo by an intrigue with q
native girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
JANET RICHARDs-Tomorrow

Miss Janet Richards, who has re-
turned from vacation in Florida and
Cuba, will resume her course OF talks
on public questions tomorrow morn
ing. at 1850 O'Clock, at the Masonic
Temple Auditorium, when she will re-
view the high lights in the worlds
work for the past month, with special
mention of important congressional
legislation and of the present crisis
in China, the recent discord between
Great Britain and the Soviet Govern
ment and Europe's reactions to the
proposed arms parley.
Miss Richards viii conclude the
talk with brief outline of her recent
tour of beautiful Florida and her trip
by sea to picturesque Havana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
CLARA w. McQUOWN-Friday.

Friday morning at IL O'Clock, Miss
Clara w. McQuown will give a talk
on Current History in the ballroom
of the Washington Club. entrance
1910 Seventeenth street.
Part of the time will be given to
condensed review of important de-
velopmentS at home and abroad and
also to a fun analysis of one or two
of the most vital subjects.
The principal theme next Friday
will be "Russia's Foreign Relations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
NATIONAL-"Beau Geste."

Maj. Percival G.. Wren's Beau
Geste' begins It's third and final week
at the National Theater with today's
matinee, at pm, and continues
twice daily thereafter. at 2:30 and $50
pm, the last performance being Sat.
| urday night. There will positively be
no extension of time.
The story depicts two sides of life
in the French Foreign Legion. Thrills
OF courage. self-sacrifice and wild adj
venture predominant and the terrible
realities of death, disease, dirt, heat
and utter WEAKNESS are apparent
enough to show why LIE Cafard'
desert madness) is common.
In his right mind. it is explained,
the legionnaire will not attempt de-
sertion. His chances of complete es-
cape are SO small as to be almost sui
cidaI. Lack of water. the heat and
wandering bands of hostile Touaregs
make the undertaking too hazardous.
But many afflicted with lie Cafard''
attempt 1t.
Two deserters, dying of thirst. are
dragged back to camp by a search
party in Beau Geste." After a elem
ency has been recommended, Sergt.
LIE Jaime. played by Noah Berry, does
not force them to face a firing squad,
but with whip in hand lashes them
Oack into the desert, without a drop
of water, to certain death.
The leading role in the picture is
played by Ronald Colman. as Michael
Beau" Geste; Neil Hamilton and
Ralph Forbes portray the two younger
Geste brothers. Alice Joyce and Mary
Brian are the only woman players In
! the cast. others include Norman
| Trevor. William Powell, Victor Nc
| Laglen, Donald Stuart and Paul Mo
! Allister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM - Flu.
charisfic Congress-,

The pictorial happenings prior to.
during and otherwise connected with
the International Eucharistic Con-
gress recently held in this country at
Chicago, as produced by the Fox Film
Corporation, under the sponsorship OF
His Eminence Cardinal Mundelein, will
be shown upon the screen at the
Washington Auditorium today, tomor-
row, Wednesday and Thursday, omit
ting Tuesday, at 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
under the patronage of the Archbishop
of Baltimore, Most Rev. Michael j.
CnrlaV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

Lowell of Harvard University heads
the committee Of judges to select the
winning essay. The year before Presi-
dent James Rowland Angel officiated.
On the other side of the water Sir
Thomas Royden and DIR. Joseph Wells.
the latter vice chancellor of Oxford
University, are pushing methods and
means of permanent good will be-
tries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

prominence by Tullio Carmenati. Tyler
Brooke, Lillian knight and Richard
Walling. The house features will In.
clude short screen subjects and pipe
organ accomplishments by Alexander
Arons on the Kimball grand organ.
STRAND-"Musica Echoes"
The Strand presents as it's Offering
this week its permanent musical COM
edy company In Musical Echoes" by
Producer Leo Stevens. with the cast
headed by the two comics, Irwin Il.
Hamp and Lew Lewis.
The revue Is staged in IL scenes, the
outstanding features of which are:
The Pirate Ensemble" with solo by
Rene Vincent. assisted by Earl Root,
Paul Rush. Florence Drake, Bilee La.
monte and Kathleen Butler: ''Evers-
thing Is Made for Love-" by TerIiN
Schaeffer; THE Girls in the Ciock"
number. by Paul Rush and his Ia
clock girls; THE March OF the Pr.
rates" an ensemble number; BLUE
Skies" latest ballad by Irving Berlin.
rendered by Lew Lewis and the conf
pany, and Miss Lingerie" by EaSl
Root and his lingerie girls.
On the screen will be shown Warner
Bros production, Across the Pa-
cific," starring Monte Blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

The score OF '"rhe Golden Dawn"
the musical offering that Is to open
the doors OF. Arthur Hammerstein's
new theater In New York next Fall,
reached New York last Sunday in
the hands of Herbert Stothart, who
has been working on 1t with Emmer-
Itch Kalman at the latter's home In
Vienna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

The Little Theater group viii hold
rehearsal at Wardman Park Tues.
day evening at s o'clock. Miss Egte,lle
Allen win direct THE Drunna of
Dude" and when a Boy Comes
Home" by A. A. Milne, WIN be an.
rected by Miss Elsie Herman. All "a
cal talent familiar with these plays
are asked TO be present. Radio" by
Alice Reilly, viii be taken up. Miss
Allen is seeking talent for the three
| characters in this play. Mrs. Turin
Boone. chairman of scenic acts has
requested artists interested in this
Nna 10 be praaeph =
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Attractions In Washington
Playhouses This Week
DRAMA AND MUSIC

NATIONALBeau Geste photopiay This evening
BELASCO-"The Adventufer, comedy. Tomorrow evening
KEITHSGran MITCHELL edova, vaudeville afternoon
evening
EARLEFor Your Approval" vaudeville This
sTRANDMusical Echoes" presentation This afternoon
and evening
GAYETYM Tabasco buresque and evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
EARLE-"For Your Approval"

The headline attraction this week,
beginning this afternoon. at the Earle
Theater will be a colorful Offering,
For Your Approval" with Henri and
Beryl, featuring THAT Cyclonic Cast"
The book and lyrics for this three
scene revuelet were written by Harry
Slatko. with music by Al Plough.
Throughout 1t partakes of an enliven-
ing form of advertisement
The added attraction will be John
r. Gordon and company in Variety
lid Bits
Other vaudeville offerings will be
contributed by Eddie and Morton Beck
in Poor But Honest Parents" a skit
by Bert Kalmer and Harry Ruby; Ber-
nard Wheeler and Adele Potter in
"Smithie," a comedy playlet by Rich
ard Gallagher, and Passeri's Romantic
Revue, with vocal and dancing stars.
featuring Cosmo Vullo, American So
prano, and personally conducted by
Amedeo Passeri. II is in six scenes
and embodies wide variety of songs,
dances and comic intervals.
The photoplay feature will be
Stage Madness" starring Virginia
Valn and Lou Tellegen, with roles Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
KEITH,s-Grant Mitchell-Ledoya.

3. F. Keith's announces two head
liners for this week, one a fine legtti-
mate actor and the other a far-famed
dancer.
The first is Grant Mitchell, star of
many big successes, who appears in
comedy of everyday life called
Three Flights Up" by Mark Swan
and Maurice Freeman. The other
headliner is the brilliant danseuSe,
Ledova, who has appeared here be-
fore, but never as now, when she
brings her own big production with
Leon Varkas. Joseph Napolitane and
Ledova's gypsy orchestra. Ledova Is
said to be one of the most brilliant
and sensational dancers of her time.
Mario Vale and Eric Zardo also
are featured for the week. Mr.. Vale
is the operate tenor and Mr.. Zardo
the concert pianutiSt in selected pro-
gram of unusual numbers.
Others include Harry Holmes, who
,alls himself THE Pessimist," be-
:ause in spreading his fun he does not
smile; Mr.. Robins with his walking
music store; the italian clowns, For
tunello and Cirillino, in a clever bit,
1.-THE Happy Hooligans," by special
arrangement with the Greenwich Viii
lage Follies; Beth Challis, "the pint
sized mistress of song" a newcomer,
and Ed and Jennie Rooney in up
in the Air" with the screen features,
Aesop's Fables, Topics of the Day and
the Pathe News pictorial.
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"I.e Mares Affairs" to Return.

rufus LIE Mares Affairs" which
recently did a capacity week at the
National, will play a return engage
ment at that playhouse the week be-
ginning Sunday night. March Is, prior
to its l0ng-delayed New York opening
This revue has been the sensation
of the theatrical season. Opening in
Chicago. it has broken box office rec
ords in the principal cities Of the
country, including Washington. and
with the completion of the nav
Chanin Theater in New York, where
1t Is scheduled to open March 81. II
is predicted that it will sweep the
Manhattanites off their feet.
Charlotte Greenwood has replaoed
Sophie Tucker and several additions
have been made to the cast that was
seen here a few weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
acknowledgements on the
High"

Mary kirkpatrick. In association
with Max ]. Brown, will present at
the National Theater next week
"Honeymooning on the High" by
Thatcher Hughes, author of the
Pulitzer prize play. "Hellbent for
Heaven" with an exceptional cast of
funmakers.
"Honeymooning on the High" IS
the farcical concoction that has been
delighting Boston audiences to the
full for some time and has been win
ming high praise from the critics of
that city.
KEITHS-Pat Rooney-Marion Bent.
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent and
Pat Rooney, Sd. top the bill at B. F.
Keith's Theater next week. appearing
in "Rooneyisms of 1929" They
bring company of Is.
EARLE-San Antonio Siamese Twins.
Violet and Daisy Hilton, the San
Antonio Siamese twins, win be the
headline attraction at the Earle Thea
ter next week. beginning Sunday aft
ernoon. These young women, who
through a freak of nature were born
unItSO, arc alEtduy VIGIL kuOWn 10 the
theater goers of Washington. having
appeared here previously, and, in addi-
ton to having appealing personalities,
are clever dancers and skillful instru-
mentalists.
The bill will include extra acts, a
feature photoplay and short film sub
jects.
STRAND-'Happy Hours"
The Strand Theater will present
starting next Saturday. as the musical
comedy presentation Happy Hours"
with Irwin B. Hamp heading the cast
Of the Strands permanent entertain
ers, which includes Lew Lewis, Earl
Root, Kathleen Butler, Rene Vincent,
Florence Drake, Paul Rush, Bilee La
monte and the dancing dozen. The
piece Is produced by Leo Stevens and
is in IL scenes, attractively staged and
costumed.
The screen attraction for the first
four days will be Mae Murray in wa
lencia,' and for the last three days,
Exit Smiling" with Jack Pickford
And Beatrice xAliiM
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
GAYETY-"The Gorilla"

Next week at the Gayety Theater
''The Gorilla" a mystery drama, is
announced as the attraction.
Lew Talbot brings 1.-The Gorilla"
here after long runs in New York
Chicago and London, offering the
chilling" thrilling play at popular
prices.
The cast is headed by Corse Payton
as Mr. Clarity. Brand Sutton as Mr..
Mulligan, Salome Hanlon as Alice
DENLY and includes Walter Asher,
Frank Miller, Dan Quinlan, George
Kinnear. Ray Hamilton, w. II. Riano
and j. Il. Cunningham.
There will be complete stage
equipment. including mysterious ulu.
sionS, yawning trap doors, haunted
cupboards and screaming and whis-
Ting "spook" effects that go to send
thills up and down the spine like
squirrels in q pine-tree marati.ea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27

TIE man in the theater had his side
Of the story. When women wore
large hats, they refused to remove
them, and the man behind pair OF
hats. described in general terms as
sIa;nsboroughs," had to content him
.ef With viewing the stage through
a shifting and small triangular space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-27
One Way to Clean Up---
Produce Clean Plays
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