COMING ATTRACTIONS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. "Going Up." Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 "Going Up," the Cohan and Harris musical comedy production, is to be- Kin a return encasement at the New National Theater next week, opening AmiLrcment^ next Sunday evening, with virtually ARCADE the same cast seen before, although 14th and Park Road strengthened in a few places. New AVusic and Drama settings and new costumes will lend freshness to 3 show which for more Our Biggest and Best Show than two has the Katherlne and . After years made rounds Pel rachlo. of American PERFECT PLACE lonp neglect, David Garrick made a ver¬ theaters, returning in al¬ sion of the comedy under the titl" of most every instance. TO Vaudeville's Sensation! "Katharine and Petruchio." but did not First Appearance F.ast of appear in it himself. Henry Woodward Golden Girl." and Mrs. Pritchard acted the chief char¬ "My The Most Extraordinary Puzzling and Thrilling Act in Vaudeville acters in Garrick's production. Oth» r Monday. January 12, another noted Knjr'ith players who have been operetta by the prolific Victor Her¬ A Production Which Will Interest You seen as Kitherine and Petruchio are bert, "My Golden Girl," will have its DANCE LCVETT'S Mrs. Sidd. s and John Philip Kemble, local premiere at the Shubert-Belasc-o Strict Prleea Helena Kaucit and f'harles Ivemble, Kl- Theater. The book and lyrics are Onaor.Popular len Tree and Charles Kemble. Kllen by Frederic Arnold Kummer, who Terry and Henry Irving. Mrs. Bernard- wrote the story and words to the Beer^ and Forbes-Robertson. In Amer¬ "Magic Melody." or Shine "CONCENTRATION" Wfek Rain ica. T^ewis Hallam and Margaret Cheer In the cast are Robert Emmett Every Mght < the first time produced the omedy for (Continued on Seventh X'age.) Presenting the World Renowned MME. ZENDA .n Philadelphia. November 21. 176G. Macreadv Mr? Parlej. Fanny Kem¬ And the Marvelous Jazz Band.five kings of syncopation.which ble and Charles Kemble. Clara Morris will a.iy selection called for. A weird mixture of mirth, ai AMUSEMENTS. play and Ijonis Jam -s. Fanny Davenport d D-A-N-C-I-N-G melody and mystery, uneqnaled in the world. Edwin Booth and Ada Rehan and John ON MARBLE TO MUSIC DIVINE Drew and Otis Skinner have been seen S:30 to 12 in the pipy. . K. H. Scthern and Julia Marlowe first Billy Bouncer's Circus SUBERS & KEEFE in Cleve¬ Evening 8:30 Auditorium GREATER PENN GARDENS Gales Comedians played the famous old comedy Peuna. Ave. 21at St. N.W. of laughter Fccentric land. Ohio. September 18. 1903. and :i OLGA at has been one of their most popular pro¬ Refined.Popular Prleea..\o Extras ductions. SAMAROFF HODGE & LOWELL : LOUISE CARTER & CO. Pianist Drass Dand.1Tvrlee Every Day "From Pumpkinville" "The Returned Soldier" William I«odaV» C areer..The stage EDWARD LANKOW career of William Hodge. who has Basso, Metropolitan Opera Company become renowned thro it*h "Th*1 M*mi Ticketa, $2.00. $1.50, $1.00. Office T. DEVOIE & MORALiS AL RAYMOND From Home." 'The Road to Happi¬ Arthur Smitli. 1306 G st. I ness." "Fixing Sister" and "A < ure A Revue of the Show Topics of the Day for Curahles." has covered a period Friday J.9A NATIONAL S-K-A-T-I-N-G of about a score of years. Afternoon. Theater In the Only Rink in City and GREAT ADDED FEATURE His early apprenticeship to dra¬ America's Finest matic art was spent in an obscure NEW YORK In His Latest little repertoire company. Many a Charlie 2«Reel Comedy Special Pennsylvania and New York village Philharmonic Orchestra THE COLISEUM Chaplin waited for r*»e coming: of younc JOSEF Conduotor Positively Shown at All Per¬ STEANSKY, Over Center Pleasure" Hod etc in thos» days. He became such Fourth Concert Ten-Star Series Penna. Ave. at t>th Mkt, formances "A Day's a favorite in those small places that Ticket*. $2.00, $1.60. $1.00, Office T. Dally: 2:30 to 5.K to 11.Sunday. he Anally organixed a repertoire com¬ Arthur Smith, 1306 G *t. 3 to 5.8 to 10:30. pany which he very pretentiously Matinee Feature PATHE NEWS called "The niitc." "IN During: those days Hodge was an WRONG" AND JEFF all-around actor. He would play leads, Beginning With Jack Pickford MUTT villains or comedians. He was even Tomorrow an rxnert doc. dancer, and he tells Night with amusement how. between acts, At 8:30 he often had to go in front of the rr? ' VWSWNCilONS PWMtOUSl BtAUTIfW drop curtain and dance, even in a Tlll Desperate Desmond make-up. as once katrllqi DeVoiL Helen jV^Claln" Lew Alma A Pleasure Place Out of the Commonplace otwcnow of messrs shubert_ happened when he was playing: Sir Doci^taoepls cShubert - 6arri£k»» n**.':«%aiis stage otiy Mv foremost foreign andMatte Artists and Attractions._ Francis Levison in "Kast Lynne." Cosmos (Safety Keithlx Irish dialect characters became his specialty, and it was as McFadden in Lincoln T. Carter's old-time melo- drama. "The Heart of Chicago," that Harry Watson, Marguerite Karrell, cast, scenic investiture, musical score on Stewart Baird, Ted Lorraine, Gladys wardrobe and mechanical and elei EF.KEITHS he first made his footlight bow 25c of not in¬ effects all are contribute Broadway. A little later he was play¬ Walton and a host others, trical DAILY SS SUNIJAY £S PRICtS}op ing: a fire-eating: Brazilian in Roger cluding a hundred or more who make factors. An amusing vehicle is offer «..£<&. brothers farce. "A Reign of Errors." up the "bevy of bewitching beauties." ed In the form of a comedy in twi BeKinoinK Tomorrow Matinff and Ending; Next Sunday Evening In this he did a Spanish dance. Then acts and nine scenes, entitled. "Thi The World'H (irfntmt Humorist Broadway's Latent "Find" came his discovery by the late James BELASCO."The Guest of Honor.'' Doll HHospital." The funmaking is a! A. Hearne, who put him forward as lotted to Harry D. Ward, "the quair ' Freeman Whitmarsh. the eccentric William Hodge, with a new play, comedian." a recent graduate from th- village painter and gossip. in "Sag: will appear at the Shubert-Belasco Keith and Orpheum vaudeville, cir Lew "Vie" be said It own cuits. Others Helen McClain, Quinn Harbor." In this Hodge may tomorrow night. is from his a# to have really found himself and his pen and is entitled "The Guest of Thelnia Seaville, Somers and Berry J ___ The Last Word in Jazz Art and Tremal* peculiar art. Honor." Bert Morrissey, David Gordon. Tillie Liockstader ^ "Wliitmarsh was followed by his In "The Guest of Honor" Mr. Hodge Storke and the Bernard trio. Among FRANK FARNUM. GEORGE KREER and Stephen Tully. in "Sky Farm"; by his Is revealedtas a struggling young au¬ the scenes are a l)f-ach in California Girint Ereryljody "AN EAR FULL" About th« MEMPHIS FIVE riummer. in From the me¬ a courtroom in a tea garden the Burin! of Jchn Barleycorn and Capt "Peggy thor seekife recognition in Samoa, Seven Indescribable Numbers. Paris"; by his Mr Stubbins. in "Mrs. tropolis. It is a departure from the in Peking, n bull ring in Madrid am Other Laugh Topics. "Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"; by plays in which he lias been appearing a cafe In France. Specialties*, fen The Dainty Daughter of the"Daintiest Farisienne of Her Day liis Daniel Voorhees Pike, in "The in recent years. John Weatherbee. tures and novelties are plentiful. Man From Home." and by Jim Whit¬ the novelist, in "The Guest of Honor" i Anna Held, Jr., antf Emmet Gilfoyle man. in "The Road to Happiness." To is more emotional and sentimental In Bits of Musical Comedy. Song. Fatter and Pirtraettes these he added the role of John Otis, than in former roles, but its por¬ FOLLY.Burlesque. The Most Wonderful Motion Picture of the "War in Sister." and the young "Sliding" Billy Watson's show wil "Fixing trayal is typical, the same manner¬ week wutherr*- physician, in "A Cure for isms, the half-closed eyes, the nasal appear at the Folly Theater this of the German Submarine U-35 Curables." in a two-act burlesque of unusual en¬ ExploitsFILMS OF ACTUAL SINKINGS BY THE SUPER-SEA PIRATE intonations, the perfect enunciation, tertainment. "Sliding" Billy Watson the dry, unexaggerated humor of pre¬ be BALL Baird of Harvard..It is a legend vious years will be found just as mcuh will the principle comedian. Gladys "ONCE UPON A TIME" RAE ELEANOR that the Harvard "stamp" once placed in evidence. Bijou is the prima donna, and Sadie With JACK PRINCETON and a Splendid and "Brother" JOSEPH BALL. Prcaentinf tipon a man. is hard to eradicate. The cast includes Jane Houston, Banks Iiead6 the feminine contingent Cast Inc'.ud-ng LEON LEONARD .MOMENTS MUSICAL" classic trade mark is Others are Forest Nelson, Joe West & Billle. of the D«y.» Kijwjrami. Perhaps this Jennie Lamont, Ethel Winthrop, Mir¬ Andrews and A1 Swift k Kelly. Jackie Prosper &_Maret. "Topin one of the elements in the personality iam McCauley, Jnne Loring. Jean Gus Kohrer, Myrtle TODAY.3 A 8:15.BOTHflEl.l, nnOttXE, AXATOLE FR1KDLAND, Etc. of Stewart Baird of the "Shubert Howard, .Scott Cooper, Charles W.. Dupont. with a chorus of twenty-four Gaieties of 1913." Butler, Brigham Ro.vce and others. girls. Baird has had an interesting career. J devel¬ Central Iankow He is a Bostonian. who first NATIONAL."Th7 Royal Vaga¬ Coliseum. Edward oped taste and ability for the stage Roller skating is featured in the Masonic Audutoriujn SH LIBERT'S -while a student at Harvard, where bond." large arena at the Central Coliseum ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT was also a soloist of the Tie principal Direct from a full year's run at the nightly. A spec-ial "party night" is Harvard Glee Club, and throughout being planned by the management for POLI'S Cohan & Harris Theater, New York. Matinees Thursday and Saturday the spring tours of that organization "The will be the Thursday night with favors and noise- to," Kitty Beale. Helena Marsh, achieved wide popularity. Royal Vagabond" for all A free for all j 9Ies«n. Lfe and J. J. Shobert rreufnt attraction extraordinary at the New makers patrons. Rafaelo Piaz and Mario Laurent. Ever .Made the Winter fiarden Co. He developed into a base ball play¬ race is scheduled for Tuesday night. The concert to be one of The Most Elaborate Prodnctlon by than amateur ability, National Theater this week, starting promises j er of far more tonight. It is a diverting and tuneful the Kreatest musical events of tne for him * and Harvard "fans" predicted entertainment that bids fair to es¬ Greater Penn Gardens. season. The First of a Series of Brilliant Musical Revues a wonderful future. On the other tablish a new record in capacity at¬ to music band on VICTOR HERBERT'S hand his relatives held open for him tendance. The enure New York cast Dancing by jazz prospects in the field of finance, a marble and glass floor over electric Maeterlinck Next Sunday. w bright and production is promised here is featured at the Greater Penn NEW MUSICAL PLAY 25 in which his father and grandfather complete in every detail. Patrons are lights "The Unknown Shore." which re- figured prominently in Boston. But Gardens, which are crowded almost to veals some new intimations of im- ideas and urgently advised to get their mail capacity every night. be the of Gorgeous Stewart Baird disliked both orders on file as soon as possible to mortality, will subject M. remained steadfast in his determina¬ avoid disappointment. Maeterlinck's address, in Enpiish, "MY GOLDEN GIRL" Scenes tion to take up the theater seriously. next Sunday afternoon at the Shubert- I course, Cohan & Harris have presented ETC. i MR. HERBERT WILL CONDUCT AX AIG«E\TED On completing his college many musical successes, but "The CONCERTS, LECTURES, Belasco Theater. another Bostonian and Harvard man, The Belgian poet's public is grow- ORCHESTRA OF 20 TIIE OPENING NIGHT. his first Royal Vagabond" is said to be by long and the "Winthrop Ames, gave Baird odd3 the surpassing success of their De inp year by year, "mysticism" Theater in New York, Gogorza.Boston Symphony, with which he has been charged has i at the New career. » EXTRAORDINARY.NEXT SUNDAY Afternoon wherein Baird appeared in "The Blue With a seeming fondness for music; been found, it is said, upon closer ac- j at'3:30 Bird." "The Piper." "Vanity Fair. that echoes Parisian opera stages, quaintance, to be nothing Incompre- ..The Arrow Maker," "The Merry GARRICK."The Mood of the Emilio de Gogorza. the famous bari¬ hensible. On the other hand, his j Wives of Windsor" and other produc- tone who is to be soloist at the Bos¬ faith and teaching, lofty as they are, Moon." ton Symphony concert in the New Na¬ are easily translatable into terms of tions. L , .. He was later seen in the leading ' A new American play, "The Mood tional Theater Tuesday afternoon, common experience. will on that occasion tL Juvenile roles in support of William of the Moon," by Cleaves Kinkead. sing the opening H. Crane, and his first appearance in author of "Common Clay," will be aria from Gluck's "Iphigenia in Aulis" JJ. Y. Philharmonics Friday. comedy was under the man¬ presented at the Shubert-Garrick and the love song, "Promesse de mon musical Theater avenir," from "The of Lahore." Josef Stransky and his famous New agement of Henry W. Savage, in Lit- this week, commencing to¬ King York Philharmonic Orchestra will be tie Boy Blue." Then came engage¬ morrow evening. The featured player Pierre Monteux will direct the fol¬ for is Alma Tell, a beautiful and accom¬ lowing symphonic numbers: Men¬ the rare treat offered by T. Arthur ^A&TCRLINCK in "AH ments with Sam Bernard Smith at the fourth concert of nis The Poet. and Author of "The Blue Bird,' "The Man V, ith Three ¦ plished actress. delssohn's "Reformation" Symphony Belgian Playwrierht Mystic the Ladies." Mood of the has its No. 5, Glazounoff's Russian ten star series at the New National, IN A I-KCTl'P.E IN EXGI.ISH, ON THE SPIRIT WORLD, Wives." in I.ehar's opera, in Robert "The Moon" for symphonic at . a "Stenka Theater, Friday afternoon 4:30! «< first light opera. lole ; locale southern state. The p'ay has poem, Razine," redolent with will Chambers" or for its main interest the love of two iolK music, aii'.l .Liszt's o'clock. The program include the THE UNKNOWN SHORE" then a vaudeville tour in an act "M.phisto Rachmaninoff "Second in Intimations of the of the Soul.) "The Beauties." for their own wives. The strife in Waltz." Symphony (N^w Immortality Jesse I.t.sky called. which become involved JE M nor," two nocturnes by Debussy; Price* $2.."»0, 1 JA>. 9I.OO, .%Oc. Seats Tuesday. After an appearance in Victor I.er- they brings from "Tann- with Hazel, in a bit of byplay in politics. Til* "Bacchanale," Wagner's bert's "The Debutante." author has to introduco much Samaroff.Lankow Thursday. liauser," and Tachaiiowsky's overture, Dav. n. Baird Mas seen in the l-.on- sought "1S12." s the satire on legislative matters. The For the second of her notable even- ; don production of "Tonight includes Edmund Kate ns concerts artists The oldest symphonic society in On his return to America he cast Gurney, by of the flrat the New York Philharmonic i Night." for Morgan, Guy Nichols, Romaine Cal¬ rank, at the Masonic Auditorium America, was engaged by Charles Froliman next Orchestra has ever ranked with the! all WEEK " of that lander, Charles Gotthold. Emmett Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock, ..Sybil and at the expiration Shackelford, Harold Heaton and \liss lyaura Harlan has announced leading organizations of its. kind in J r* A VCTV was placed under con- the world. Under Josef its engagement He has others. ..tme. Olga Samaroff (Mrs. Leopold Stransky, tract f«r "Ramble*. Koee.' Stokowski). who is credited witn be¬ eminent conductor, it has gained new! BEsr ill "The Xim Burglar, Y laurels and today is hailed through¬ (jAYLl since appeared musical B. F. KEITH'S.Dockstader. ing first among the woman pianistes "Little Simplicity" and other of the world, and Edward Lankow, out the country as an attraction of F. BELFRAGE Presents comedies. Lew Dockatader, the famous vau¬ the wonderful basso of the the highest meriN. GEORGE deville humorist, will divide with Metropoli¬ The entire orchestra will play in Eaton*.A few years tan Grand Opera, whom critics and the The Invincible, Colossus of Them All Seven Little "Vie" Quinn and company, the stel¬ even great composers have acclaimed Washington, and lovers of sym¬ Triumphant »go in Washington the manager of a lar honors of the B. F. Keith bill phony will doubtless welcome the op¬ used to depend as an artist supreme with one of the with local stock company this week, commencing at the matinee rarest basso voices ever heard. He portunity to compare its work THE SHOW BEAUTIFUL for chiitl actors largely upon one tomorrow. Mr. Dockstader is contin¬ that of the Philadelphia Orchestra, No matter what in "white face" and in the role is said to have attained a technique which will familv.the Eatons. uing which a lyric tenor might envy, and under Leopold Stokowski. the demand might be. there was of "the boss, who is the power behind his voice has been especially praised play at the New National Theater four' an Eaton to 1111 it. For the the throne." he will give "an ear¬ ia.tfcr. always "or its beauty. (jays T. .seven tittlx. Eatons," as they were ful!' of chatty and caustic comment The aria, "Le Seats may be had at the offices of a current from the program: Hallevy'e G street. called, ranged like steps in iairy upon topics truly and a of old French Arthur Smith, 1306 HIP! HOORAY! Juleve," group HIP! stepl.iddcr. There were four girls Dockstadian point of view. "Vie" with Glinka's aria from "The and each looked like Quinn »is the latest to electrify the ?ongs, and Sartorial a:id three boys Broadway elect with her jazzing Life of the Tsar." and a group of AMUSEMENTS. With That Quaint Comedian Bewildering With Fun, Music Display a Kaphael cherub. Assisted by Frank Far- Russian folk songs, by Mr. Lankow; A Scintillating; Shower ot Stxsr* This was four years ago. Tnen the specialities. Chopin's Ballad, in A flat; Nocturne. sisters. num. George Kreeh and the Memphis HARRY D. WARD eldest of the Eaton Evelyn, Miss scored a in F sharp major, and Etude, in G Theater Watson a New ^ ork manager Five. Quinn Broadway Belasco Jack Norworth.Harry was tempted by success. Anna Held, the second, allied flat major; Schumann's Novelette, in THIS F.YENIXG, 8:30. and to become famou?, which she might !> major; Brahms' Intermezzo, in E; and Burlesque's Youngest Dainty Prima Donna Steward Bafrd MarRTierlte Parrel Teddy Tapan that she married with Emmet Gilfoylc, will be seen in Br' Special ArraftBat Ted Lorraine .!:)>*<>< Adair Helen Arm*tronjs have done except a musical comedy confection supple¬ flat: Debussy's "Reflets Dans l'Eau," With tke Walton end le t the stage. Doris and Mary. Tschaikowsky's "Humoresque" and 41. Shayne Shirley lloyce (iladyx H reached mented by dance and song. A special HELEN McCLAIN White & Clayton The (.loriaa f.uba Meroff s «geMetropolitan Opera Co., Fitch s^.tces.-; ill their Washington career by Mme. Samaroff. Sew York Klein Brother* Sam Criteheraon Hetty ploits of the German Submarine U-35." Valkyries," in a Musical in Two Acts and Nine Scenes, Hen Meroff William Mejvinley Florence Elmore g in the leading roles of "The Blue the worst of all the sea pirates "Once Tickets may be h«d at the office of The Ckimhfr Mnalc Society Comedy Bird." Every on> of the liaif dozen V'pon a Time." a breezy comedy with T. Arthur Smith. 1306 G street. Aanocace* the First Entitled had a role in the play, "Concert Dtploraatt«ne" a Flock of Girls ©i t:>e batons Jack Princeton and a fine cast in¬ OPERA And Fluttering Gorgeous | even down to baby Charles, who cluding Leon Leonard is carded. Other THE METROPOLITAN No ordpr* for ihfs eucffffcrn'Mif A Delightful Substitution. In a telephone g toddled on as an unborn child. attractions will be Rae Eler.or Ball SEXTET THE DOLL HOSPITAL ' No less than Gatti-Casazzi, the gen¬ PROGRAM It was really "The Blue I»:rd that and her brother, Joseph Ball, in "Mo¬ VERDI-PUCCINI eral manager of the Metropolitan SOLOISTS i Next Week: "Bostonian's," With Frank fcrought about the most severe break ments Musical;" Swift and Kelly in New Finney a Jackie and Opera Company of York, assumes MARIE RAPPOLD, In the home !ife of the Eatons. nonsensical diversion; the for the Now but surely after three Billie. Prosper and Maret, "Topics of responsibility non-appear¬ Soprano slowly the and the ance at the Shubert-Belasco Theater KITTY BEALE. seasons the Eatons are to Day," kinograms. Amato and Claudia ALL WEEK in beginningNew York At U and 8:15 p.m. today the bill of Pasquale Muzio, Soprano Jill the same place offers Botliwell Brown, Anatol Fried- in joint recital, at the first of the HELENA MARSH. TO-NIGHT theatrical affairs they used to fnl in concerts announced by Contralto MtTIUES.Va4.SSaL old stock here. They land and the other seen last week. diplomatiques, MARTINELLI, NATIONAL the company the Chamber Music Society, whose pa¬ GIOVANNI as Twot have become generally accepted tronesses are headed by Mrs. Newton Uh Tkuhr ¦ WnkiKtaa Ofioriat Ejckrsm Inerkw aai Fgraip SUrx el F«tl tuk talented, ambitious and dependable. COSMOS."Concentration." D. Baker. In a hurried message yes¬ RAFAELO DIAZ. one can oet. dance ar.d sing. Tenor Kverv An extraordinary is an¬ terday to Mr. M. F. Kline, manager MARIO LAURENT!, PRESENT The eldesl brother is still in France; novelty of the Chamber Music Society, he ex- COHAN & HARRIS at his music nounced as the leading attraction at the Buiton* Joseph' is pegging away plains the Imperative necessity of Boom EKT-GARBIC Cosmos Tneater this week. It is AD of the Metropolitan Opart callpd . SHUBERT* and Charles, aged 6. has already "Concentration" and is presented %y holding M. Amato for an important! Mew Tork OIPECTION -THE-MESSRS r »de nis staj;e debut in "The .Awak¬ i rehearsal of "Zaia" in New York to- GIUSEPPE BAMBOSCHEK PRESENTING--AMERICA'S- foremost- George Lovett. widely known as "the . ening" and in "Mother Carey's mental marvel"; Mme. Zend.i, known day and asks the postponement of the Conductor of the Metropolitan Open ? STAR S -ANO- attractions <'nicritng. Pearl and Doris are Amato-Muzio conccrt until a later Company, »t the piano. even internationally as a psychologist, to J3.O0 at Belaaoo THE Tickets *1.00 Undying dancing and singing while and what is described as "a date. box offloe in ;he and marvelous "We offer you. however," he contin¬ Theater and at regular they grace Ziegleld "Follies" jazz band, five of Biahop k ftmer'a. X»1 T St. OWE WEEK ONLY, . OMMENCING TOMORROW NIGHT . seven kings syncopation, "a Verdi-Puccini with Ansell, ad- Frolic": and ?.Tary. first of the who play, ftom mental suggestion, any- ues, program, Franklin 1*69. Main UH. Mo little Eatons. who has first arrived at the following artists: Giovanni Mar-i raneo in price of adjniraion. Tickets fo* GALA ANNIVERSARY WEEK tiling demanded by the audience." The tenor; Marie Rappold and far thto oonoart. fame, is in Oeorge M. Cohan's "The act is heralded as rare tinelli, Kitty AMAT0-M0ZI0 *eod MESSRS. LEE and J. SHUBERT Present entertainment, Beale, sopranos; Helena Marsh, con¬ Greatest Concert of the Season*. 1. ROYAL lloyal Vagabond." and mirth. J blending music, mystery tralto; Rafaelo Diaz, tenor; Mario A New American Drama Billy Bouncer's circus Is a laughmaker, baritone, and liam- which even the but laurenti, Giuseppe POLIS."Shubert Gaieties of entangles audience, boschek, one of our conductors, at not mentally; A1 Raymond discourses the piano." He adds: "These Verdi on "Topics of the Day" in humorous Puccini programs have been given 1919." fashion; Hodge and Lowell the VAGABOND give success at the The "Shubert Gaieties of de¬ I with great Metropolitan J919," rube's idea of a good time ; I Stelle." Rafaelo Diaz: "In The Entire Broadway Company and ProdnetIon Direct Front « nt* rt:iinment after the order of the will be "Wmtir Garden's Show." Ed- Charlie Chaplin's newest pic¬ Quelle Trine Morbide," from "Manon ONE SOLID YEAR AT THE COHAN «t HARRIS THEATER, XBW YORK "Passing ture. "A Day's Pleasure," continuing the Lesc:;ut," and "Vissi d'Arte," from "La New Palace Hall j: .r Smith provided the book. Alfred series of "A and THE MOON Life" OF j Dog's "Shoulder Marie "Che Ge- ]. \;;n the lyrics and Jean Schwartz Tosca," by Rappold; 914 E St. N.W. the music. .J. C. Huffman, who staged Arms." The added matinee feature will lida Manina." from "La Boheme," by By CLEVES KIMvEAD, Aotbor of "Common Clay* Wed. and Sat. Mats..Seats Thurs. all the fa- I picture Jack Pickford in his little Martinelli; "Mi Chiamano Mi mi." from Starting Sunday; the "Gaieties." produced "In a New Floor. White Union Jatz Bind. .WITH. COHAN A HARRIS' MCSir.y, COMEDY SEN"SATIO>" run- entertainments put on at the | romance. Wrong." while new "La Boheme," Kitty Beale; duet, from "Winter Garden. Xew York. | chapter of Mutt and Jeff absurdities and "La Boheme," Kitty Beale and Mar¬ The story of the show concerns a the I'athe News will complete the bill. tinelli. By Giuseppe Verdi."Credo," millionaire. Jack Potter, who, Today from 3 p.m. a fine bill of from "Otello." Mario Laurenti; "Ca.ro' Grand Reopening jouri^- vaudeville acts and film ALMA TELL wearied with v. orldliness of his set. j features will Nome." from "Rigoletto." by Kitty falls asleep and dreams he has fallen furnish almost continuous entertain- Beale: duet, "Ai Nostri Monti," from Jan. 5th And a brilliant supporting company. Including Edmund Garner, in love with a young shepherdess pic¬ j ment. "II Trovatore," Helena Marsh and Monday, Kate Morgan, Gay Nichols, Romainc Callender, Charles Gotthold* tured on one of the tapestries on his Rafaelo Diaz; duet. "Mira d'Acerbe Emmet Shackelford, Harold Heaton, Edward Thompson, Charlea wall, and this young perron comes to Lagrime," from "II Trovatore." Marie 75 Cents life. The man undertakes to GAYETY.Burlesque. Rappo'.d and Mario Laurenti; duet. Gentleman, Mason, Charlea Bannel, John Wray, Ethan Allen and Patrick Barrett young "La ;<- quaint her with what is going on in "Hip, Hip, Hooray!" the current "Solenne in Quest Ora," from BARGAIN MATINEE THURSDAY. ENTIRE ORCHESTRA $1.00 New York and Paris. There are two week's attraction at the Gayety Forza del Destino," Martinelli and Ladies Always Free The Altitude Record For Music, Fun and LcngiiU acts and twenty-four scenes rich in Theater. belongs to the modern type Laurenti; duet, "To in Questa Tomba," SATURDAY MATINEE. BEST SEATS tlJW frelic, song and dance. of burlesque that depends upon going from "Aida." Marie Rappold and Mar- Xiie cast includes Jack Nor worth. far afield in aeaxch at novelty. Tie UaeUi, and the quartet from "BigoltU