Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 18

AMUSE ational—"The Holy City." | Drama—the decpest and most poign- L3t that has ever gripped the heart of the worl embodied in the sevents on W Clarence Bennett The Holy City." ‘s Players, with Ar- pick up this + of the days when Christ was ificd unfold its tragedy guinst a background of triumph hisely and fmpressively at the Na- heater this week, taking their rlience back through uhe ages to the when the Roman eagle ruled world and Jerusalem was & lghty city Words floated across the footlights fiich brought an unfamillar thrill tuations were presented which at &limpse told more than volumes MENTS she is released at once, it also is too late, for the hugband packs up and takes the Infant son back to Westchester and mother. The girl, later, told that her baby is dead, takes to rum. Her brother, involved with a gang, finally shoots the leader in her apartment She takes the blame and her husband helps to send her to Auburn for life by telling of her former connection with the gang. ‘The husband marries again and lives happily until the girl escapes from prison and comes back to kill him, but forgets her intention in the ex- citement of finding that her baby is not dead A baby that apparently has reached the ripe old age of 15 months Is the first actor to appear on the stage. He handles his minute and 30 seconds masterfully and wins the hearty ap- THE EVENING last night. A rather peppery and graceful eoubrette is Girlle Knight, who has more than the usual ability in dancing. Louise Wright was re- called time and again after her song numbers. Her comedy work also was enjoyable. A ‘musical turn, the Frazier Jazz Trio, is a treat. They play gultars, mandolins and banjos in a manner that holds the sudlence literaily spellbound. The chorus takes first rank in the burlesque fleld for beauty of face and figure and it has enough pep to satisfy even the lover of the Mexlcan hot tamale. Mumal—"Ba:d Box Revue.” “The Band Box Revue” holding forth at the Mutual this week, is really one of the best attractions playing the circult. It is all fun. A pair of stellar come dlans, Mitty De Vere and Harry Me ers, furnish a type of comedy that STAR, WASHINGTON. BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT MAY ADDRESS BANQUET er Invited to Speak at Jefferson Din- fmn nat ner of National League of Pro- gressive Democracy. ape Willlam Jennings Bryan and Frank- | """ iin D. Roosevelt have been invited to address a banguet of Washington Democrats planned for the evening of April 13—the anuiversary of the birth Thomas Jefferson—in the large ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel. The affair is being arranged by the Na- tional League of Progressive De- mocracy. Details will be announced later. W. 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Thelr best bit is a war-time sketch, entitled “Are Gone Memories,” in which they por- tray the disconsolate rookie dough- and {boy. Meyers shows well also in a vaudeville sketch, assisted by Helen Davis, who is the best performer of the feminine roles | ; The Morette sisters, Lilllan und | numbers, is pleasing; Gus Fiaig makes | Anna, billed as co-stars with De Vere, | himself generally useful through the offer several operatic numbers on | performance, and Roy Sears exhibits varlous musical Instruments. Their [no mean abllity in songe &nd dances. ity, overplayed, however, doesn't| The show is consplcuous in that Isabelle Darling, recruit- | practically all the scenes and jokes he chorus for song und dance | are entirely new. i plause of the audience. 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Drama.” Walter La presents the unusual in man with a really good as esentation, appealing ATl and were s raise for all. Perhaps among those anding in the cast are also Orme as Malel a striking por- are sincere, s¢ A Triumph in Fashion and Price A Triumph in Fashion and Price the Golden Crook Com- urice Calphas, it not the est of Israel; Estelle Murray malome— alome leas fearsome rals t the creature ordinarily T.ssociated with this nume: Aileen Mize, Herodias, Queen: Arthur B. W s Herod, tetrarch of Galilee, and Iitzgerald, Denls Con- the Hundreds of Models from Famous Makers are in This Sale Extra Saleswomen to Assure Courteous and Efficient Service as Judas teminine portion balances the | scales with talent and loveliness. Ede Mas i< a charming prima donna with ! | good voice and some ability s & S-| comedlenne. H “11 Trovatore” num- - MAY | ber with Arlington was a hit cting de- Eocrlimiadatalib o it oftor- | === = which Rev. Francis J. 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