Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1923, Page 12

' |12 THE “EVENING STAE, “WASHINGTOX, ‘0, 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1993: l I': 'l‘ company, played here last in “Bab”[Anglin portrays in her new play, “The |marriage of an.Irish girl and a Jew- - ieth " AM SEM N S and began her present engagement|Sea Woman.t which begins & week's |{sh boy gives the Play its tremendous BELASCO—“Twentieth " . Century \ = with a six-month run in New York!engagement at the Shubert-Garrick-|humorous force. Revue.” 4 i Sl last scason. For a while “Dulcy” and [ Theater next week, opening Monday i ’ L “To the Ladjes” I8 ;gnn‘\;l e_?lclt: m%_ht. P KEITH'S—Fanny Bri S:mslagdto n‘-’? Behscol, hoxl:n'y.nnf : . d nearly o by side. 'or h Miss Anglin has se- ; ne: nday afternoon, is what is Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Uveen the two 15 ubsolute, | lected Harry S Minturn, who was her{ Fanny Brics e nccz - catlea the greatest laughing snow on | | YOUR DENTIST z Dir by Bo Enesco s in * the wife is the deadly|leading man in “The Woman of . 5 DY @ position|ihe Shubert -time—the - four Marx Wo oS e 4 All the Popular ivected by Georges Enesc | blunderer and in “To the Ladies” the|Bronze”: Rea Martin, talented daug 1l her own on next week's bill at|brothers in “The Twentieth \Century | [ ridence and = "“The audience which filled the audi-§ husband weakling, The heroine, | ter of Ricardo Martin, of Metropoll. Keith's. The season of. the “Foll ‘!;Rev;e.'_“ The bill is composed of six | § ke forium of the National Theater to ca ayes, becomes & SOFL [ tan Grand era fame: Claude | neart, : vaudeville acts a révue that en- ® Sacity yesterday afternoon listened to{of . Who ' overcomes the | Gooper. sytsepn” Sweenay and Ray. LASE 1“?“' aid Miss Brice, until | {jstg a company of fifty entertainers. s ] P 5 undoubtedly an outstand- | family handicap by fine intuition and | mona Van Sickle. The play Was. pros new play. in which she is star, is| The featured players are the four - au l eman ing musical program of the son. [ability as a pinch hitter. She saves|quced under the” stage direction of|ready, is taking a few weeks tour (Continued on Fourteenth Page.) dent fhe Philadelphia Symphony Orches-[the day for her mate at the firm's &0- | George Foster Platt and is presented | via the Keith route, S e . » %ra is mways warmly recelved by [nual dinner, after he has failed With|by Lee Shubert. Willard Robertson . imitable songs. J Washington, but previously fnuch of |his set speech. is the author. - 3 b the enthusiaem :1‘23,;1-‘,.01? over” this| |Tnihe company are Isahel Irving: B Mes trom Broadwas: by 2y e s rchestra inusical organization has been aroused [C. nthony, L , Wil Sy N Pl ot Byits wondertul conductor, Leopold (liam Seymour, J. Warren. Lyons, Ji- PRESIDENT—‘Abie’s Irish Rose’|Jousians Leavitt win e ihe added P Btokowskl. Yesterday the orchestra|nius Matthews, Russell Medcraft, (Biglith Week) Rog. B. Marsilla. ate.. tecomna ™ - ° was conducted by Georges Ene he | Harry - Irving, Jean Dixon and Jo=|' this miniature musical piay . sohion Other Sets of Teeth $5 Up Ri an musician, w seph Hyland, Anne’ Nichiold' comedy, “Abie's Irish | combi 4 5o Geld B O, il RS od k| i SUPERIOR PRINTING [f| | vmege o ™ e er, ork. S oy Rose,” will now enter. its elghth con-| the gay white way with the,green ve 5 be compared '8 Liliom.” o . et POLI'S—"Liliom. secutive week at the President Thea- |flelds and the village store.’ Olga e DG ' 3 Woods, Helen Bra 2 g or $3.00"34.00 Bach of those flelds. He won Dprizes| The Theater Guild's production of fter. \esinnitg_Sunday night at $:30 Bradley and Niobe Maur- \ i are on sale at t y. not only conducted the orchestr; om said to be something of [Lowe, Harry Shautan, Guy D'Ennery., :;n:ra“:;;nv;:hc:ll‘lflm ll_hev program | Exclusively played the soloist's numbe la complete novelty in stage produc- ‘armody and others. The P,e;‘_ mpauctoach ¥ pr;m:::‘:‘z;: ee, ! the violin, but also enjoved the pr e “Liliom,” incidental production has-been staged bY | zqyjterated . humor. nd Raymond - 5 wick carry the -feminine roles. The Ne charge for palniess extra when ege of directing the interpretati at in American slang r violin and harmony e Franz Molnar's comedy, “Liliom,” fo'clock. D act ' is presented in three unusual Small ; eleve 5 old : : 5 : at| .Elleen Wilon and Henry Dufty con- |3C al A v . will begin a woek's engagement st | i NUNCIANE Toly: with a cast [S0IEk ot Gurd Work P B o ver to be heard in a o the Poli Theater Sunday night inclading Avne. Suthedand, Rbbert C : vent Garden : . v, 1y Steinway Pianos Victrolas ne of his own compositions, ve ¢ or » bie's Irish Rose.” Anne Nichols | Bond, In his new Someds. ~The Min-| i PHONE MAIN 1816 427-29 - Tth St. N.'W. 4 e~ Rrapeccy, No s agaricer and hou e oy os 0t o ceneratipn | Delour, in “A" Cycle of . Cyclonic Bro.. and oyer Player-Pianos Records ajor.” -go-found in one s 4 v hits yel C. c 9 12 ll S N w : 5 & The composition is full of delightful { sy usoment parks in Budapest,;but|in the theater.’ The .complications|Dances,” and Canova's plastic posing 90 t t. N. W. LrIRas DODE nd house's feat 's Fa- gcho not one of the types seen dally af any |broyeht about by the clandestine G085 %1% LSS (SRR Ators hy Weahington. " Phone Main biis ngton. o Main 9133. ®f the most attractiv American amusement park. About|=_—— == e | “"Topica of the Day,” will complete the HOWARD S. FISK, Manager bill. e Rumanlan nation. s this type of man Molnar has written nctly, howeve: what its compos & comedy of love, hate and redemp- frankly admits—the strong influence)yjon that strikes an occasional chord, ©f Wagner on s of his work of pathos in its unfolding. . & few of the ages The New York cast will -be seen great German composer’s methods of {poro ” jncluding Charles Ellis as The opening of the com-|.pjjjom,” John _Harwood, Lillian position by the strings in unison is{yingsbury, John Crump, Philip Wood, particularly effeetive. g o | Brandon Peters, Maud Andrew, Rose 4 . 9 . The second number was Brahme | ot Fléon: Rivers, Horsil , “Concerto in D Minor for Violin and | fOMEL (e On N hers. : e i Orchestr Dr. Thaddeus Knl{\. -.:x»‘ S H o : capable assistant conductor of the . - \ : orchestra, ¢ r | GARRICK — Margaret Anglin, i most satisfac 3 r. L 0 Py o a played th, i | The Sea Woman. 4 4] In all legendary lore trom Isis %nd ! Osiris to the days of Robin Hood Benofmtes e mon s nothing that i wo’fiscinat- | ’ 2 i . trontment and 1 o or | L e N e o e ot | 1 Al have the honor of introducing all the subtle vari O he “eolg | these sailor men of ancient days who d themes flee 1 ot | ventured forth on the terrifying sea, Jiolin. -The adagio was full o whose ends they knew nat of, whose fes 0 | B e e e transformed | jimits were bevond ken. with joy in g & 2 ul, gay | their hearts, a smile in their eyes . allegro "giocoso movement of thel /5", T ihocr on their lips to tReir ' , l ‘ : S e c O n O‘m = 0 r concerto. women who waved them good-bye th’:‘lflv:gg&;"d“‘v O T o |from the shore. And those women, :sz:g‘ph:,‘.‘._\- mnlv:mglnulx%'t‘ ;2;}“ than |1ess adventurous than their mates, ° A - ; a nus; but han i cont back to their weaving, sew £iE i R R R the city has felt 1n years Rave conceded this to be Tachalkow- | i their long-haired, brawny, fight- wm-l’ few Teel that it ; < - |Ing males IheY jeared nothing that| ss——— - sion < [ g h 3 'I ha ‘:al * « oy o 3w B e s ublime hetghts o7 4o 3l s molded Molla Han- Better n U omel ‘A radical departure in the retailing of home furnishings that Seans ome _of its wildest | — — — | Thousands Have Discovered Time B & - g i Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets enables you to buy the Nation’s award-winning -models on eternal tor- | J © T el s DimAn e Are a Harmless Substitute p the dis- 3 >y . & 5 B T, ! Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets — the ' Sk i, UNIper 1ar| p e o it ¢ TRIPLE GUARANTEE basis and at popular prices trasts and laxative, and their effect on the Joons on e tour mevensuision| e COMPOUND |10 L igest instantancons. 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