Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1925, Page 50

2 AMUSEMENTS. 1 Coming Attractions NATIONAL—“Stepping Stones.” The National Theater next Sunday night will present for an engagement week i Stone in ep- | ping Stones,” a_ rich extravaganza which has enjoyed great popularity in New York, Chicago, Boston and Phila- delphia The comedian’s daughter, Dorothy, who made her stage debut when st g Stol opened at the Globe Theater, New York city, three sasons ago, Wwill accompany her th She scored such a hit at the first performance that Charles Dilling- ham ordered her name in the electric i e the performance was novelty number and a musical skit entitled “Fairy Tales,” featuring Joan Page with the Joyce Sisters, Jean Pennington, Richard Allen and Matty Alsen. Other numbers include Frank. Le Dent and company in “Th of the Future” the Nell Brinkle S The photoplay will be Trio Produc: tions’ “Parisian Love,” with Lou Tel legen and Clara Bow heading the cast. GAYETY—"Seven-Eleven." A show composed of colored talent comes next week to the Ga The- ater, under the title of ‘Sev Eleven.' It is a two-act combination of jazz melody and dance with and by Howard and Brown and Cook and Smith. The featured entertainers will be Garland Howard, Mae FBrown, Sam Cook and Speedy Smith, with the ‘Seven-Eleven” quartet, band and or- chestra, and & peppy chorus of dusky l!l*l \\( 0-—"l~ Zat So?” robustly funny son and Richard which in conj; will be next week's Attrac: the Shubert-Belasco Theater, D. C., SEPTEMBER 27, 1925—PART AMUSEMENTS ? Indians to Fight for Lands. ECENT rumors coming from Okla- homa City to the effect that the Cherokee Indians of Oklahoma are planning a court fight in an attempt to recover 1,600,000 acres of Texas lands, said to be worth at least §50,- 000,000, is {nteresting from a motion picture angle as well, in as much as William 8. Hart's forthcoming pro- duction, “Tumbleweeds,” has to do with Government dealings with Cher- okees in 1889, The Cherokee land strip, so called, was opened to thie humesteaders in that year by the Government, and the tremendous rush to locate homesteads 1s the basis of Mr. Hart's picture. The Cherokee strin lay between Oklahoma and Kansas and was a sort of neutral ground left in possession of the Indlans, who were able to lease certain portions of it for cattle ranches. When it was finally open- ed for settlers, the ranchmen were forced to move. This strip was the foundation of the fortunes of the In- dians who are now contesting for the | = land in Texas, and the result of their | Choral Society Resumes - Activities for Season. E Washington Choral Society will : begin its sixth season of work Monday night, October 5, when the soclety will meet for its first rehear- sal this year. Rehearsals wiil be held each Monday night at the Thomson Schagl, Twelfth and L streets north- west, at 8 o'clock. A cordial Invitation to join the soclety is extended to all persons who love to sing. They are asked to present themselves for mem- bership at this first meeting arles Wengerd, eonductor of the soclety, is planinng special activities this season. Plans include the presen- tation for the first time, of a secular cantata by u local composer, which will be given at the Wardman Park Hotel as a benefit for the Mooseheart Home. Then in December comes the annual concert of “The Messiah,” and the latter part of March a secular oratorio. A local erchestra will be used {n these concerts. This will close the season well In advance of the pro- posed musical festival. NINTH NEAR F MAIN €300 COLUMBIA BURLESQUE 2:15 — TWICE DAILY — 813 HARRY STEPPE AND HIS BIG SHOW “0. K.” —with— OWEN MARTIN VIC CASMORE HITE & REFLOW AND GEO. McCLENNO Colored Comedian and His Taughing Clarinet This SBame Big Show That Played ( New York, Theater, Bo mbla Theater, All Summer dancing girls. MUTUAL—"“The Tempters.” “The Tempiers,” one of the new at S el e handled | tractions on the Mutual burlesque cir- ih and vithout e e woven | Cult this season is booked for the Mu D itio - e PRI IEnT. | tual Theater next week de e e thors of | Edna Somers ix the featured player ity Ay inspired in ! and Art Mayfleld the comedian < something to make good jobs | i cmselves when they turned out Sousa’s Band, October 1. and thelr vivid pleturl- | Arrangements have been compieted contrasting characters was | for the ppearance here of Lileut. drawn that Barl Boothe [ Comdr. John Phillp Sousa in the Audf: atelv seized the chance to pro- | torium, Wednesday, October 7. Sousa duce hat has now become the real|is now on his thi uf-a-century tour comedy of many seasons. with his famous band organization. N = 2 There will be two concerts, afternoon POLI'S— You and night. At Poli's The xt week Earl| In spite of his Carroll, comme day night, | KIng” is us spry G e on Eny | tour, which lasts 35 weeks, takes into 202 citles in 43 States and 4 C. adlan provinces, where he will conduct Do less than 432 performarices. He s | 18 accompanied this year by an organi-| Others are rge McClennon, a g g e wanda | zation of more than 100 bandsmen, us | colored fazz clarionette player, who | e ooy | Well as sololsts. makes his ument laugh, sing and | Benjamin Hapgoo The Sousa programs this season are | talk: the Carmen sist with a new > s by Millon Sus-|g,14 to be more Sousaesque than ever. | repertolre of popular songs and new in the popular field, | Since he began his independent career | dances; the Eight Frisco Stepper at Plainfield, N. J.. September £6, 1 double ‘quartet ‘of girls from the ¢ is expected to be a{Sousa has made It a custom to w en Gate, who offer novel dancing in © of Victor [ at least one new march each ye terlude; Gomez, singer of somewhat the| This season there are two, ‘“The Na-|blue u Walman, whistler, and By odd coin- | tional Game,” destined to be the Na-| Mill 'd Ryan, dancers. | ‘ictor Herbert | tion’s base ball march, and written at = seek a|the invitation of Judge Kenesaw s Mountain Landis, high commissioner Others of importance in the cast are | of organized base ball, and “The Black Chester Fredericks, late of the “Green- | Horse Troop.” dedicated to the famous New Star e i 11| Cleveland military organization. He [ pany is headed by Harry Bentley, ec- || MME. RETHBERG gf tie Met. oll Vanl 3 smon, | 15 also reviving “The Liberty Bell,” | centric comedian, who is also a singer | Il Rigss, K \therine Witchie, Irv | Which was featured the season of | of g = “omel MM Who & e SOPHIE BRASLAU e WAlllam: Korin and which, having s ZIMBALIST Vionist ¢ Popular < g % 1 the cast are Helen Byrd Russeil, Dor ious settings were designed | e dion ndbyentience 0oy LOUIS GRAVEURE jovular L 3y 8 { Dameron, Gra Wallace, Charles older even than Sousa's H by !,~\!th Lohmuller, the book w \“ colf (Bud) Damer Vernon Gilmc and Emi teelf. « WM. BACHAUS fminent ed by William Halligan, and the [ S o . Raymond Gross. The c was writ T L R s ‘David| ther Sousa features include the Willlam _Hinshaw’s l'orlunlou Mozart's annual humoresque, ba is gea | len Dy Bugene Benjamin and Harry Benneit {annual humoresque, Lased this sea- | peyijoy supplied the material for the | MARRIAGE OF FIGARO The offering is described as o farce | fantasy. “Jazz Americ,” and a new | SKIts The chorus is “dectared to be | PABLO CASALS :‘;;,‘;,'"‘ it would probably create a sensa- | guite. ~Cuba Under Three Flage. in|M2d€ ub of capable and pretty girls Composer n without music or girl embellish- | which the fsland's musical transition | 110 anpear in costumes reflecting the ETHEL LEGH:SKA Fianios Pavley-Ourkrainsky Ballet from Spanish music to ragtime jazz | @St burlesque modes. i iz OCT. 15 Toom Sne .. Monday night an | | “Plantation Revue, Event Thursds With Wm. Hinshaw's Produet] DONIZVTTIN COMIC OPERA ©F L’ELISIR D’AMORE chance.” touches to the big job of redecora (Sgue in Eaglian) Tickets, $10, $3.50, §3 the ballroom of the Arcad, Seiith Cosesst u remodeling will be completed in ti Co., 1330 G 8t. for a gala opening October vas e S announced yesterday. The SUBSCRIBERS’ TICKETS one of the most spacious in the oity. NOW READY will also be one of the handsomest, it 1s declared, when the decorators PHll QDELPHIA have finished their work ‘The big auditorium has heen given THE GREATEST ARTISTS FOR THE LEAST MONEY MONDAY EVENING 1y night centers around pugtlism. | ize fight, u brace sposals and situations WE PLAY LOEW’S VAUDEVILLE S Beginains TODAY Al Week D 'S _ANC battle wiil ml-reuling A Special Trip to INDIAN HEAD Steamer Chas. Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf TODAY at 2:30 P.M. Returning to City About 6:30 Round Trip, 50c A delightful. river trip on the historic Potomac of | Blrulz l¢ctllre Today. Lewls C. Strang, a prominent teach. | er of metaphysics and a_practitioner | of mental and spiritual healing, will | glve a series of lectures at the New Willard Hotel, beginning Sunday, Sep- tember 27 Mr. Strang was formerly connected with Mary Baker Eddy and it is| claimed was her personal practitioner. In 1904 Mr. Strang was dramatic edi- tor on the Washington Times. ATIONAL TOMORROW AISOL::!:;%:I::PIWF "I G H MATS. WED. AND SAT. CHARLES FROHMAN w associamon wir €. RAY GO. 2 PRESENTS IRRESISTIBLE FRENCH AMERICAN COMEDIENNS play ALL-S1AR 51HArD BILL GILBERT AND AVERY REVUE A Miniature Musical Comedy ADDED ATIRACTION WILSON & GODFREY N “I Love Women” EXTEA ADDLD ATTRACTION Frank-—-CLARK & O NEIL---Danny Melodious Harmonists Y HAPWIA A Musical lrvad) H'a Tnt WANDA LYON, One of the features of Earl Carroll's new show “Oh, You,” rnmlnl to Poll’s October 11. o 2, 7 7 lew musical comedy, “Oh, four featured members in Lester Allen, Vivienne % from character to offer a dainty Chi- nese fantasy. torfum preparing Excellent mt ised for hoth auditorium. it for the skaters. dispensers are prom- Wilton the baliroorn wnd the The book CO. -m _Entited = Photoplay—Always First Time Shown "i«l “THE TRIFLERS” omparable Blending of Comedy und Komane With M.y Bu-ch Frank Mayo, Eiliott Dexter and others \ ALWAYS BEST FOR LESS—2 SHOWS, PRICE OF 194 N SN 2 Subscription Closes iy § Friday, Oct. 2d, for Eleventh Season TEN STAR SERIES follow ompos; Herbert, and i that al to MUTUAL—Step Lively Girls.” l “Step Lively Girls” is the attraction | at the Mutual this week. The cnm-i Sntraito been 1892 Band “NAUGHTY CINDERELLA” AVERY HOPWOOD WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 4 MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY SEATS THURSDAY ’Eu&l'ltnli. hoant Ay ing el ERED STONE 5. | Bal . S350, 5228 NoHIS. GREATEST SUCCEsSS Ind Bal . $S110 STEPPING STONES MAIL ORDERS NOW ) 4 FAVORITE [THE _ CAPITAL’S PLAYHOUSE extra feature. is offered and teurs “get their KEITH'S—Dr. Rockwell. Dr. Rockwell, who cured o many | cases of blues on his appearance here season, will play a return en- ~ment next week at B, F. Keith's dlining the _bill famous lecture on o & G’n-tA-fl'n.'s of the Horld &du&wc.fl The Keith Management the Engagement of Am Artists and Models.” Bringing a fine cast of revue stars and a chorus of 50 beautiful models |the new edition Artists and Mod- and | els” will come to Poli's the week of the | October 11. Including comedians, soubrettes, George |prima donnas, dancers, models and present Kaye i imusicians, the personnel of the com- - nd,” with Mildred Burns. & /pany totals 100 people. There are 2 i ‘l»hh uf bright and snappy beauties |aots and 34 elaborate scenes. The dia- and the Bight Dancing Rockets. logue is by Harry Wagstaff Gribble, B B e |With music by Sigmund Romberg, Al EARLE—“The Gingham Girl. Goodman and Maurie Rubens, “The Gingham Girl” one of 1ast| In “Promenade Walk,” the outstand- season’s outstanding musical comedy |ing song hit of the show, a bevy of 16 successes, has now reached vaudeville, |dancing girls are changed from white and ‘e a shortened form will head the ito blackfuce under the glare of trick program at the Earle next week. |lights. ! The photoplay will be Paramount’s| 'In the cast aro Grace Hays, the Jazz | of work “Rugged " with Lois Wilson | songstress; Fred Hillebrand, the come. | and Wallace {dian; Lucita Covera, the Spanish dunc- |ing star; Alex Morri h o STRAND—Bobby Randall. e Mot kol The bill for the Strand Theater next week will be headed by Bobby Nancy Gibbs, Frank «w\m Randall in a comedy skit entitled [Dave’ Seed, Ralph Austin, Bob Lonk, “Just a Nice Boy.” Added attrac-|Tommy Healy and Lillian Roth, with tions will be the Bison City Four in & |the Broadway Entertainers’ Band. st e Pr Announces Cuwn and Arcade ( -l'lllm; Ready. Workmen are putting the finis attraction Muriel added will First Appearance ond Triumphant Assisted by Jerry Piano, Cycla' of New a Brery Number of W piece of Fun and Melody. of October 11. Mail Orders Now LOWELL' nnl:luu\l IN “THE PASSIONATE Eves., Orch. Wed. & PRINC nd ™na Bare 0. TION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA 0 @@ Lflfi SELECTED | & Ieymend PERFE AMERICA'S Cr rieane PHOTOPLAYS VAEERIEIRERCERE GORGEUUS ANu CUMFUK1ABLE “A Woman's Way* KEITH S PRICED VAUDEVILLE STANLEY FIRST RUN 4 Favorite Returns Current Attractlons. Presented by Peggy Albion GAYETY—Harry Steppe's Show. Harry Steppe and his big show. | STRAND—Gilbert and Avery Revue.| .o i * comes to the Gayety Theater The vaudeville bill at the Strand g week with a cast of 45 players eater this week is headed by the)ypger the direction of Cain and, Dav Gilbert and Avery Revue, a miniature | ennore Heading the cast is Harry musical comedy. Winnil and Dolly, (Continued from First Page.) First Showing in Washington A Cowboy of the Wild West Romances in Old Spain Wm. Fex Presents TOM MiX “THE LUCKY HORSESHOE” With Three Former “Follles™ n Steppe, who, as a smiling, unctuous “Daring Dolngs Aloft”; Frank yeprew comedian, is given lines that Clark and Danny ONeil will bl " eia0 be truty witty. Support- | heard in the song numbers of an act ing the star are Owen Martin, straight | entitled “Melodious Harmonist’; Cha- | man; Vic Casmore, character com- ! d_company will offer a edian; Mabel Reflow, ingenue, and| “His Last Dol | Solly Hite, juvenile, Who also steps Wi pected that it will be opened shortly | after the ballroom. A 1 amount | i« belng dope in the audi ALICE HAMILTON ORDINARY OFFERING ||| | .&.5:omce vz “The Bpirit of *76,” B CONCERT _ SERIES aErs DON’T MISS THIS! e WASHINGTON . STEWART 3 — WILLA 19th & E STREETS N.W. ngv{:‘fig‘nb OPENING CONCERT OCTOBER 1%th O INDOUSICiTo N SUNDAY AT 3 evag Digferent An (hm Hnn Mx!Dm Out 2 Tl'll\ll L YOU Homer, Josef Hofmann, Edward Johnson, Albert Spalding, Benno Moiseiwitsch, London String Quartet, Cleveland Orchestra, Thramar Kar- savina (Ballet and Orchema) 'l'u\u-(’ \nw—qlo‘;_do::‘ P‘l:ono Co 13th Phone Main 483, = Reinald Werrenrath e WRECKT MARGARET “THE WRECK"” Other concerts include: Lucrezia Bori, Louise vlus war tax, for entire serles. OLGA MYRA & CO. “Black and Go'd” 1 Love Women.” brings Trlo Produc- Tt is a drama frey “m l’lreu\n! The photoplay. “The Triflers.” gumummo M THE AV!lul’ AT oTH L “WATCH THE BALL" YOU MAY SMOKE Price, $5, $10, $15 — T - E_JACKS AND THE ACE 'OF SPADES™ and the inevitable for- In the cast Elliott ak and 8 mrtalmn~ it that fate der ire May Busch. I Dexter, Walter Hie: Moran. Short films 1l complete the —_— DANCI? AND MRS T ioth st. now With orche r. 83 nds. k Mayo, girl who toyed with love, of reck- § o 1LON & CASE “erl-n(. WHE DOCTOR WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Streets at New York Avenue Wednesday Matinee and Night October 7th A TOUR OF FESTIVITIES * o » and orchestral numbers program Ann Penmnuton Jacqueline Logan and Billie Dove PRESSLER & KLAISS Al Offeriug Foremost Attractions Under Direction Messrs. Lee & J. Shubert POLI'S--TONIGHT TWO POP. PRICED MATS.--THUR. & SAT. 50c to $1.50 Price: 50c to $2.50 ACHER STUDIO) MAJOR REVUE TSI £ S EARLE NEWS -- ARONS' ORGAN SOLO -- COMEDY in a few lesson Urictly private: any hou 7. Clase and dance Satu with orcnestra. mxm- MRS S Eve. M. J. NICHOLAS Prese The Comedy Drama IGHT Matinaes at 230 vm Loys Mgmt. Lee and J. J. Shubert [ A Playhouse of Quality and Personality Presenting m- Fflv‘mnll Foreign and Native Artists and Attractions ANNE NICHOLS Auther and Producer of “Abie’s Irish Rose” ed ipite pproved ments guaranteed to ol nd” g o Geavired Classes 1 Stage Dancing: Dupont St Saseee pont. Circla. Bhone Er 14 GLADYSE WILBU it Teacher of Piano X et pow. | STON. liroom_Charleston or_join “our new hionable! 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Dec. 8—G nlfll"! 'UE RSHWIN. Feb o ""A'L"\'m PROGEAN. in. cludin) fenzl” and e R “sololsts and ‘ehoras” of rch 16—0TTO KLEMPERER. Guest Tonduetor. Sololat. LAWRENCE TIB- BETT, bar Opera. ritone, Met. Lo | { (utn-u'ro\ | teat St TEsSoNE | Waltz, Tnmm Collegian . & Ninth—306 8th St. "TLEROY H. THAYER NOW OFFERS THE NED WAYBURN SYSTEM of Stage Dancine ~—direction Helene Loffler— Mesber 38 With LESTER ALLEN, VIVIENNE SEGAL, WILTON LACK AYE, WANDA LYON, Chester Fredericks, Gertrude Lemmon, Ralpb Riggs, Katherine Witchie, William Foran, Irving Beebe and 75— SINGING AND DANCING BEAUTIES—7 5 Prices: Eve Orc., $3.50 & $3; Bal, $2, $1.50 & $1; Thur. Mat.,, 50c to $2; Sat. Mat, $1 to $2.50 COMING WEEK OF OCTOBER MESSRS SHUBFRT'S SENSATIONAL MISICAL BEVUE Nights $1 to $3.50. Com- 1z LAUGH KNOOKOUT ¢ HARRY BENTLEY ; AND WIS = ‘IUILIIK !NG' l7 £ OPENS TODAY Wi MRS. 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