Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 18

, : 'BCla!CO—"T}IC Fake." 'rederick Lonsdale, author of “A¥en't We All" and “Spring Clean- in§\" which scored great success the Pa8t two seasons, has written a new drama in three acts. entitied “The Fake,” which A. H. Woods will pre- sent at_ the Belasco Theater mext veek, beginning Monday evening, September 29. The play is still running in Lon- @on, where it has been one of the Rreatest succes of the current sea- son. Its scenes are laid in England, in London and in the country, and the story presents an extraordinary study of human relations. Godfrey Tearle, the famous Lng- lish actor, who created the principal part in London. will play his origi- nal role in the American production. Others in a distinguished company are Orlando D: Reynolds Dennis- 1on. Claudette Colbert, John Williams, Harry Neville, Pauline Whitson, Bovd Davis, Evelyn Walsh Hall, Herbert Ranson, Marion Allen and Una O'Con- ner. The play has been staged by Frank Reicher. Poli's—"Wildflower.” Manager Leo Leavitt announces that Edith Day, in “Wildflower.” the hig musical hit, will come to Poli's next Sunday night for a week. This | show. which ran 62 weeks in New | N without let-up_in u surpassed. at the tasino ter, | Xbe historic run of 51 weeks estab- lished there in 1900 by “IFlorodora.” Wildflower,” it is announced, will come with the New York cast abso- lutely intact. and evidence of such the Poli munagement is prepar- nz an odd display for the lobby here. Side by side will be placed for com- on a Casino Theater. New York, ram and a Washington program he cast, in addition to Bdith Da is composed of Bernard Gorcey. ther Howard, Guy Robertson, Bobby Higgins, Marjorie Ronner. y Brook, Marion Randall Randall, Jerome Daley and others. cluding “a peachy singing chorus. National—"The Ten Com-‘l mandments.” That monumental achievement of the maker's art, “The Ten ‘ommandments.” which startled New k and London last winter, comes » the National Theater next Mon- ¥ evening. ¢il B De M < fit tieth productior jubilee picture s a full ady of com- Mosaic law ap- | | | | as one mandments of the plied to today Against its awful background a story of loves and hates of today is said to reach to epical heights | A really all-star cast is offered in this exceptional work. Theodore ; Roberts, Estelle Taylor, Charles De Roche. Rod La Rocque, Leatrice Joy, Richard Dix, Agnes Ayres, Nita Naldi and Robert Edeson are outstanding personalities The music loveg particularly is promised a treat in the Riesenfeld accompaniment, for which an orches- tra of 20 symphony players will be directed by Frederick Arundel, the famous London conductor, who will wield the baton throughout the en- samement After (he Monday Ten Commandme ed twice daily. it Keith's—Belle Baker. Belic, Baker will top th F. Keith’s Theater next week in series of exclusive songs done only | as she can do them. Miss Baker's reputation in the two-a-day has been built on solid rock. She is one of the most popular entertainers on the vaudeville stage today. The stage and sereen favorite, Catherine Calvert, will be seen in a new sketch, entitled “The Last Ban- quet” written for Miss Calvert by Harold Selman and produced under the direction of Carrie De Mar and Fred E. Tand Little Billy, called the most famous Tittle man in the world, will follow in “Stery Songs.” with James A. Cas- sidy at the piano. Lert Hanlon, a monoalogict, will offer his latest bar rage of fun: two comedian onening “The | will be present- luding Sundays present and Glad mance.” dogs will comy Strand — “Venetian Mas- queraders. The “Venetian Masqueraders,” Theaded by Olga Boehm, with one of the largest troupes of musicians and dancers now appearing on the vaude- wille stage, it is claimed, will be the feature of the vaudeville program booked by Manager Sparrow for the Strand Theater next week, beginning Sanday. Others who will lend their talents 1o the stage bill include Harry D. Look forthe Little Dutch Girl | Metropolitan — “In Holly-| Ward and Harriett Raymond. “mirth- ologists” extraordinary; Marie Sab- bott and George Brooks, in a spicy “Terpsichorean Cocktail,” and Lady Alice’s Pets, one of the season’s nov- elties. Other acts will be announced later. With a cast including Kenneth Harlan, Jane Novak, David Powell and Falire Binney, the picture “The Man Without a Heart,” based on a novel by Ruby M. Ayres, will have a decidedly novel plot, with plenty of thrills and romance thrown in. Short film features also will be shown Gayety — "Sili: Stocking Revue.” Fun and pretty girls are promised | in the Columbia Burlesque attraction at the Gayety Theater next week. en- titled “Silk Stocking Revue.” Four- teen scenes and 12 musical numbers are presented, with Frank Silk, tramp comedian, in the lea role. Ruth Gibbs and Helen Kennedy di- vide honors as the leading women, | and, backed by a dashing chorus, they | present many dazzling numbers. Frank X. Silk this year has opposite him Frank Martin, who is as good a singer and a funny comedian. Others are Carney and Carr, Viviana and Jackson, Armand Monte, Mary Shaw, Paul Orth. Kerwin and Lock, Johnny | Dove and the Busch sisters. who offer | 4 wide range of specialties. i Mutual—"Round the Town" “Round the Town" is another name | mous to burlesque, a trade mark | th has grown to value. llach year Ed Ryan seeks out new faces and| new ideas and couples them together in a burlesque performance worthy of attention. This vear his company under that title will appear at the Mutual Theater, on Pennsylvania avenue, be- ginning Sunday with a matinee. It| will introduce to Washington Lucia Arnold, Mabel Lea. Helen Jackson, Pauline Russéll, Ed Jackson, Sam Raynor and Frank Carlton A wrestling match between Joe Turner and Alex Aberg., a Polish wonder, is announced as a special | feature’ tomorrow night. | wood With Potash andv Perlmutter.” With Potash and First National oldwyn's picturization of “In Heliywood Perimutter. of Samuel | g Houses For Sale and Rent| J. LEO KOLB | Main 5027 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 Wis. Ave. CORNS Lift Off-No Pain!| Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a little “Freesone” on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. 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