The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-26

sons run at the New York VIM
ter Garden. the Messrs. Shuberts'
The Circus Princess" books into
Polls Sunday night. The piece
is billed as a musical spectacle
with the locale in Vienna and st.
Petersburg before the war. Chief
among the principals are Guy Rob-
bertson. last seen here in Rose
Marie; William Danforth, Desiree
Tabor, Gloria Foy, James c. Nor.
ton, Ted Doner, George Bickel.
Helen Morrison and "Poodles"
Hannaford and family. Emmer-
ich Kalman, composer of Count
ess Martha" and "Sari," has done
the music.
NATIONAL-Seats go on sale
today at the National for next
weeks attraction, ~ Girls Want
ed" John Golden production
which ran for forty.one weeks on
Broadway and which comes here
with the same cast, topped by
Nydsa Westman and Donald
Foster with support contributed
by Frank Monroe, Mary Philips,
Grace Menken, Mary Hampton,
Herbert Saunders. May Duryea
and several others. Gladys
Unger wrote the piece and Win
chell Smith staged 1t. 1t con.
the country to see just what New
York requires in the way Of
young femininity.
BELASCO-"Restless Women"
first production of Anna Held, jr..
opens next Monday night at the
Belasco with cast including
Edith King, Theresa Maxwell
ConOver, Winnifred Barry, Made.
line Gray, Wilfred Lucas, Eric
,kolkhurst, William David and
Robert Crozier. The play, by
Sydney Shields, deals frankly
with a delicate theme involving
the home. The action SWAPS
between Westchester, Greenwich
Village and New York proper.
Owing to the surprise element,
the story is not given out by the
press department.
kEITH'S-"Dr. Rockwell" the
greatest quack of them all. tops
the new bill at keith's, commenc.
ing Sunday. His manner is
original and dynamic and. need.
less to say, extremely funny. In
the feature spot will be seen John
r. Murray and Vivian Oakland in
Songs and Satire" Dexter and
Anita Peters-Wright will present
the Wright dancers. featuring
Helen Padhaud. Other acts in
clude Galla.Rin and Sister. mu.
sicians: The Merediths in dance
turns, Frank Stafford and Com
pany. with Alex Brady in
"Duckin' for Ducks" Miss Bobby
Adams, selling personality: Hoff'
man and Lambert in The Hat
terry" Usual house features, also.
EARLE-Mrs. Wallace Reid, in
person and on the screen IN her
latest picture, The Satin Wo-
man." tops the incoming Earle
bill. The widow of the noted
screen player will he seen on the
stage in a skit. Evidence, and
later in her picture in which she
is identified as veritable female
Beau Brummel. The eternal tri-
angle supplies the motif. Other
vaudeville contributions are from
the Lemays. Sampsel and Leon
hart, Five Original Honey Boys
and the Forbes Trout Revue.
Shorter screen fare and special
music also.
PRESIDENT-The famous Oscar
Strauss composition. THE Choco-
late Soldier" will be heard at the
President next week, under aus
pices of T. Arthur Smith and the
President Light Opera Company.
The piece has for its plot the
aftermatch of one of the numer
Gus Balkan wars and 1t introduces
the now familiar persons of
Colonel Popoff. Nadina, Aurelia
and Bummerli.
GAYETY-Jean Bedini's Cock
a.Doodle- Doc" a new contribution
to Columbia burlesque. opens
Sunday afternoon at the Gay
ETY.. 1t is said to be patterned
on the intimate night club"
idea and this idea is carried out
to a high degree by the pres
ence of Harry Riser's recording
orchestra. The past summer
this band was at the Folies
Bergere, Atlantic City. Jean
Bedini, himself, will be active in
the cast as will Arthur and
Bunny and a large chorus.
STRAND~Buddie Harrison and
her entertainers book into the
Strand for the new week begin
ming Sunday. They appear under
the title of Hollywood Scand.
ais" and supporting Miss Harri-
son are Sammy Speers and Milt
F'rankford, comedians; Jean Fox,
dancer; Edna Rush and Lew Har.
rison.
RIALTO-"Silk Stockings" both
on and off the feminine leg. fea-
ture the picture of that name
opening today at the Rialto