Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1925, Page 60

AMUS EMENTS. Current Attractlons (Continued from First Page.) 100, ine and the M ing a soldier chorus of 50 rion Vadle dancers, util-| 1zed as dancers, in a scene in the Spanish Pyrenees and also in a| revival of the ballet from Offenbach’s “La Belle Helene.” A Spauish dau- | cer, Solarita, alco adds to the color ful dancing ‘atmosphere. | NATIONAL—"Lady Be Good." | The Nation Theater this week, whirlw Good,” which only engagement at the Liber York. after a recordbreaking run of ten months. It will be present ed here exactly as seen on Broadway, with Fred and Adele Astatre and Walter Catlett. the stars of the pro- | ductlon. in_ their original roles. Much credit is given to its managers, A. Aarons and Vinton Freedley, discernment. good taste, and lavish outlay of money. Its score i | by George Gershwin, one of America’s | and best composers, and its story, while not too obtru- | ever wholly lost sight of. but | cps the attention of the audience | til the final curtatn. production, “Lady Be Good" affatr, with a full complement slever players and an exceptionally chorus of pretty girls und u| augmented orchestru. The equipment and the settings | were designed by Norman and it tukes three of the §Kaze cars to transport the | . f the organization. The book of “Ludy Be Good™ is by | Bolton and ‘ed Thompson, the s by Ira Gershwin, brother of (he composer, it has been staged by Felt Yidwards of the famous Drury Lans | Theatre. London, while the dances | have been arranged by Sammy Lee Broadway's favorite dancing mast Some of the many in the cast, in | addition to the three fewtured mem-| s are Sam Critcheson, Gerald | er Smith, Katherine Wini- tred Barry, Fern Ad Willlam Wadsworth, Edward Jephson, Horace | and Barnum and Bafley, the| ¢ team who have | announc the | - Be | ended its ! jel-Geddes gest by KEITH'S—Annette Kellermann I". Keith's Theater announces headline attraction this week the | mder woman of the water and ex ent of physical culture, Annette supported by Castleton One of the thrills of hnr‘ e the diving exhibition in the owl. ! Yeatured will be Jean Bedini, pro: Jjuggler, in “A Jug- | " “assisted by Bluch A Others are Al and Stedman, who bring their lat est fun maker, “Planocapers”; Wil qred Clarke in a farce, “Now What," £upported by an excellent cast; Rose- | mary and Marjory, who, in quaint imes, will 'sing a collection of { nielodies called “Heart Songs,” con- | ceived and produced by Charles Loven berg: Jerome. a newcomer to Wash ngton and clever juvenile mimic, who | will be seen In several of his “imper- | sonations”™; Hal Neiman. a soclety | tramp, whose material is said to be | new and cleve gs, in| their latest aerfal sensations, includ- ing a thrilling leap, and completing the bill the screen numbers, Aesop’s ;‘:ble:, Topics of the Day and the the News Pictortal STRAND—Dance Revue. The headline attraction this week s the Maercus Sisters and Carlton Brothers. in a “Comedy, Classicue Dance Revue” assisted by Don Ar- wuand. The act offers modern and popular dances and s _elaborately ed and costumed. Featured is Gus King's *“Melodyland,” & myasical tovelty offering a new conception of mental music. rs include Bob Yates und Evelyn reon, comedians and songsters in Getting Soaked'; West, Gages and XKane, In a comedy and song surprise, | and Elly, expert juggler in a novel ®ct called, “Four Thousand Votes of Pep. “The photoplay attraction fs Lionel rrymore in Trio production, “The Who Wouldn't Work." It is a romance of a young girl who wanted | 1o be rich and a rich man who wanted | to be y In the cast are ¢ B. Wal- LA ACHEE STUDIO. | Classes Mon. aud Fri., 8 or ¢ ‘leseons by isted 1600, DAVISON'S Teach you t dance cor- ectly To 6 few lesson ]_1“0}' s, Ty Briv honr. 52 an ning Concifate, Charteston, Fomiror. Tange. \v-l Learn to Dance _ ‘The Re-l Araentmo Tango CRlSTOBAL A F TFLRICH st back from Buenos steps. ~ Teaching at ins Studio. 1141 Conn K116, Lessons by appoini Bailoom and Stage Dancing in Stage Dancing. Dupont S 7" Duont. Circle. Bhone Bs _ " GLADYSE WIiLBUR' Anna Lanoff SCHOOL OF DANCING Pavlowa’s Method Inatruction of Children a fpecialty alireom Dancing by Appeintment Bae! | 3_Champluin 8t. N.W 5543 HELEN JANE MARR Disciple of Ruth St. Dennis School of Creative Dancing DENISHAWN METHOD Now classes forming in Ballet Tech- tiique. All types of Oriental 1 Claasical Laes limited 1o clgnt puptls. Special eliildren’s class AMERICAN STEP DANCING | B Acrobatis $oft Shoe wnd Charleston stines Guarantesd Franklin 975 TONIGHT 8 P.M. Open Every Night Including Sunduy NEW YORK CONSERVATORY GOOD MU REFRE BEST DAN FLOOR I INSTRUCTI ‘.I:HPAIKTSIEA Private and Class Lessons Latest Steps TEACH YOU TO DANCE IN 7 306 9th St. N.W. Tel. Fr. 2766 —————E—— lers a | with | i | Short films and orch will complete the program ads the bill at the Earle nd which is sald to peep into danceland, h: teatured with Edward by a company of five Lydie Barry is the feature. tion and will be heard in a rey of xongs written specially for he Others include Robby Burker Company in “Husbands Three musical farce; Charles Helen Dean in' “Cha Zimmerman and Grandville in *“ichoes of Switzerland,” a yodelling romance, and Don Austin and Edith Cole offer ing “Cartoonical-Musical Revue.’ Ausf artist who animates r motion pletures and s formerly harpist with this week afford a new Marie Chaney supported Night Out” Sousa’s Band GAYETY—"Step on It.” George Niblo and Helen Spencer head the cast of 1. M. Rosenthal's “Step On It.” which comes to the Gayety Theater this week, beginning | with today’s matinees. Niblo plays an eccentric tramp char- acter, Miss Spencer ix an ingenue prima donna. and both are clever dancers. Others In the cast are Mar- tie Neamon second Kavanaugh and Ruth R: i dancers: Margare a striking brunette prima donna, ¢ Phoebe Tilson. a petite young lady « big volce. The California Trio, also last season | with the company, and « ping chorus complete the tp. the member- MUTUAL—*Chick Chicl The Mutual Theater this week offers “Chick Chick,” with a company headed | by Miss Stella Morrissey, long regard el onc of the best comediennes in burlesque. The supporting cast is headed by George B. Teeters, eccentric character ! comedlun: Florence Del singing and dancing soubrette: nk Ander. son, comedian; Tiny Nelson, character ; Tex Burch and Ha straight men, and | youngtul malde chorus. Extra feature: | are unnounced One big week” of attraction | promised at the Arcade with its d sifled amusements. In the hm vom, Tuesd; 2 pair of wee plec exponenis of the Charleston, will strut thelr stuff, while on Saturday the home of Terpsichors will be ‘trans {ferred to the great Auditorium for that {one night only, s0 s to give Wash dancers the opportunity to enter in the great masked carnival jand be awarded prizes by local news paper men acting as judges. Children under 10 as well as adults will be welcome on this “night of nights Halloween. Joe Concannon, the wiz ard of the cue, will hold forth in the billfard department for the entire week at and 10 p.m., while “The World Awheel” will still continue on roller skates in the big rink. ington Chilkoot Pass in Pictures. HAT has been characterized by screen production experts as one of the most extraordinary panoramas ever filmed is the representation of the world-famous Chilkoot Pass, the gateway to the Klondike gold fields, that Charlie Chaplin filmed at a cost 000 for one scene in “The Gold Rush. This screen picture of t Pass was photographed at ap elevation of 9,850 feet in the Sierfa Nevada Mountains of California, near the crest of Mount Lincoln and far above the timber line. where the snow never melts. To reach this location, a trail had to be broken throt ; - UTUAL} A TOoAT AT & YOU MAY SMOKE A BEVY OF PRETTY GIRLS “CHICK CHICK” WRESTLING TMURSDAY NIGWT JOE TURNER vi. PETE ZBYSKO ot The L 1oAY WIaK ansnnnss MAX RABINOI-T h (] fi Gt “Povet Sympbony Orshestre™ wader KOSHETZ MAUD ALLEN Fumeus Dencr of “Belowe” Fume CECILE D'ANDREA Ciassic Premie soLomsTs; | Oa: Wllllllflol llll!l‘l’l)llllll Thuraday Eve., Nev. 18, at 3:30 Tickets, Willasd Nows Stand. M. 4390 $3, $2,§1_ Box Seats §§ Tax Exsmst ACADEMY OF MUSIC BALTIMORE The Season’s Notable Event 5 Days Only, Beginning Tuesday, November 3d Phone Vernon 0100. Wire or Write EARLY for Seat Reservations ARCH SELWYN Presents The New 1926 Edition of CH:RLOT REVUE BEATRICE LILLIE JACK BUCHANAN GERTRUDE LAWRENCE HERBERT MUNDIN And All English Company NOTE—Thls marks the first per- tage and immedi- New Tork presen: Theater, where the Charlot Revue this season ontside of A Washingtor (except Tuesdas). oan. Wedneaduy and . Vatinee Satur- Dperformance 1 strul numbers : which | | Chilkoot | THE SUNDAY % WASHINGTON, D. C.. OCTOBER 25 SCENE FROM GALSWORTHY PLAY who will be sco Theate seen as Sylvanus Heythorp, next week. nd George Arliss, M (h-~ \Ixu.wn Bels Ce in Ol railroad had thove the | ests for nine miles location ean and a temporary to be erected to men who were engage human “atiosphere Pros to cut i mous in *“The Prisone shing | E. H. Sothern and Jame {on which the retta i house ne 4 d in fur Arthur Smith FIRST CONCERT Philadelphia Orchestra SERIES Leopold Stokowski, Co TUESDAY (¥, WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Soloist Mme. Olgn Samaroff | rounded up 2 fets from il parts of Coast, who were 00 wanderers and dere the Pacific ittracted by the op in the movies and for himself dire » comic make-up for d more intimate scenes the same background. The at this altitude was frequently | and Chapli d to uppear in s Cha " his ears and worse than : bitter in the troupe. Incidentally, provided one who bitten, ported, ough Chaplin a physican to care mig ) not a single casualty which was regarded able in view of th f the extra plavers had trained in snow travel and were to take chances in \]nnhmg over Phllharmofilc of New York Orchestra Society { announced the le ? Iter Woolf. Amer Series— [ean r sing in “Princess Wiilem' Mengelberg { Flavis new operetta. Mr. Wilhelm Furtwaengler TITO SCHIPA i Tencr of a Com LIS, Wednesda ii0 Seats Now Selling for Sophie Braslau Reeitul =0 Ope: November 4. ckets, $2.30, T. Arthur Swith Concert Bures 1330 G St.. Homer L. Kitt Co GABRILOWITSCH Ensemble Conrert W \\Hl\t TON \[ HITOR“ M MRS. WILSON-GREENE’S CONCERTS POLI'S THEATER—1:50 ARTISTS’” COURSE DUSOLINA GIANNT RACHMANINGFE, BOSTON _ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, assevitzky Conductor. THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF THE FINE ARTS ng program of -recitals for the season of 19 ] THE FINE ARTS Mezzo-Soprano. ist. et Opern: ington. PHlLHARMONIC COURSE Lyric Tenor ot Viennese nd Overn. SIGRID ONEGIN. Coi 0. First nearance in_Washing(a ROSTON | SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Serze Koussevitzky Conductor. WILSON-GREENE CONCERT SERIES 0f Six Evening Concerts 1920 fERICAN AND uu\mm LCox ED. by u\ cn MeCORMACK. and GABRILOW Jony ¥ b5 Al HIMAN FL. SIDE NOY A IS A POEM? N 1P, u.yhml N.Y.SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCH, POLI'S THEATER, MUSIC rmh:r 8, February 9, 6. Four Lecture-Recitals BY HORACE ALWYNE 1_on the of the %Yok Symphons Orchest November Febru Decembe March enbers Com-, . Guest RENCE TIB- AW BRAT. Baritone, Mei. Overa. concert courses Greene's Coneert Sth and G. Phone (/@V V@Yl BORORH OO, PEGGY ALBION PRESENTS ¥ MME. LOUISE HOMER \ Americd’s Greatest Contralto, in } THE SECOND OF WOLFSOHN MONDAY EVENING CONCERT SERIES WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Sts. N.W. MONDAY, NOV. 9 At 8:15 P.M. Prlce-, $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20 pow. jjordan Plano Co. L3th and G Ehene Matn 483 and Woodward throp (Vicrola Dept.) Mava Seven TArtere Bvatding. Nov, 1 STANLEY FIRST RUN SELECTED KEITH'S POPULAR PRICED VAUDEVILLE % DAHGE VISIONS” With MARIE CHANEY and EDWARD First Washiagton Showing “A SON OF HIS FATHER” Para- mount Brings Harold Bell Wright's Great Novel to the Sereen A Masterplece LYDIA IARRV Uyrical Racouteuse n a Repertoira of Songs Bobby Barker & Co. Tn & Musieal Fare “Husbands Three” SENNA and DEAN The “Charlie’s Night Out” Act Beautiful The Dance As It Was As It Is As It May Be Zimmerman and Grandville A Yodling Romance DON AUSTIN The Guw ‘and EDITH COLE Harplat NINTH NEAR ¥ MAIN 4300 COLUMBIA BURLESQUE 2118 — TWICE DAILY — 8us SMOKING PERMITTED M. ROSENTHAL PRESENTS A RATTLING PAST SHOW IN 10 51 SCENES IBL ESmcz THE DANCING DEMONS ™~ STEP ON IT 1 The Big Cast Includes Marty Semon Margaret Hastings Phoebe Hilson Kavanaugh & Ramon A Clever Collection of Chorus Cutfe: Feature, NEXT WEEK—ABE REYNOLDS MATINEE DAILY A VARIETY BILL OF ALL STAR ATTRACTIONS HEADLINING FEATURE DE LUXE ATTRACTION MARGUS SISTERS «CARLTON BROS. “Comedy, Classique Dance Revue’ Assisted by Don Armand —ADDED FEATURE— GUS KING’'S MELODYLAND A Dainty Novelty Musical Offering A New Conception of Imatrumental Music, A rtist én_Both Eymcopation and the Classic. —EXTEA ADDED ATTEACTION— Bob---YATES & CARSON---Evelyn In the Laugh-Provoking Skit '‘Getting Soaked” WEST, GAGES & KANE | “Dispensers of Hilarity” ELLY 4,000 Voits of Pej ——oopoem ot any | 4000 Vous of Fep F PHOTOPLAY—ALWAYS FIRST TIME SHOWN—g TRIO PRODUCTION “THE GIRL WHO WOULDN'T WORK” A Dramatic Romance of a Young Girl Who Waated to Be Rich. and s Rich Man Who Wasted to Be Youse. With LIONEL BARRYMORE, MARGUERITE Do La MOTTE AND OTHERS fim L / Offering Foremest Attractions Un 1. Shubert POLI’S---TONIGHT NOTE—Owing to enormous size of production and leogth of performance, curtaln yises promptly nights at 8:15; matinees, Thorsday and Saturd 15. Putrons are respectfully requested to be in thelr seats by that time, POSITIVELY no one will be seated during the first scene. PREMIFRE PRESENTATION IN THIS CITY OF THE BIGGEST AND MOST COSTLY ATTRACTION EVER SENT ON TOUR IN THE HISTORY OF THEATERS IN AMERICA 2sors SHUBERT THE MOST IMPORTANT MUSICAL OFFERING IN A GENERATION. sr Dirsction Messrs. Lee & 1 "NEW YORK CENTURY THEATRE CAST w7 ODETTE MYRTIL HARRY K.MORTON / ZELLA RUSSELL ALLAN PI!IOR.. ~0™EMARYON VADIE pAlvcms *‘The Love Song’ is a genuine musical treat.” Baitimore Sun. s one of the most beautiful things Nelson Robins, Baltimore Post. is splendid entertainment, exe-ll.nl sing- ing, graceful dancing and staged in colorful fashion.” Norman Clark. Baltimore News. NIGHTS, Orchestra, $3.00 and $2.50; Balcony, $2.00. $1.50, $1.00 BARGAIN SATURDAY MATINEE, Orchestra $2.00; Bakony $1.50, $1.00 and S0¢ POPULAR THURSDAY MATINEE, 56, $1.M and $1.50 JCOMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV. 1st—SEATS WEDNESDAY & The Mesars. Shubert. Prescat ( A New Musical Comedy of Transcendent Beauty Mayflowers’ Book and Lyrics by CLIFFORD GREY win Joseph Santley and lvy Sawyer Muslc by Edward Kunneke, Compmr of "T)I. 'fl'l Song” e by ditional Melodiés by Frank WITH A CAST OF UNLSUAL EXCELLEVCE Setion de Night Pop. Thur. PADEREWSKI|'= LYerIC THEATER, BALTIMORE day Evening: Reservations for seats being mado af m'- Onnurn Bureau Dronprer Toine &"'6.""™ Muin 0108 Orchestra, $2.50 and $3. » 81, $1.50 and 33. Mat., 50c to $1.50; Sat. Mat., 500 te $2.50 AMUSEMENTS. THE WASHINGTON OPERA CO. EDOUARD ALDION, General Dirceto ANNOUNCES A SPECIAL SERIES OF GRAND OPERAS AT THE WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Sts. N.W. LA TOSC WITH VETTORI NOV. 16 AND LAPPAS Other Operas lnclude Komeo and Juliet. Nov. famsgn and Delilah or M Nov.. Carton, with Chuliapins Box Office, Jordan lnum Co., 13th and G. Phone Msin 487 Series Prices, $22.50, $13.50, $9.00, $1.50—No SEATS NOW D770 ey BEiL'“A“§'cO At 880, Gvh.. $130 Mgmt. Les and J. J. Shubers Mesmaine, 00.08. 8106 Selesay, §1.99. $1. 00 4 Playhouss of Quality end Personality Preaenting u' rnm-t Foroion Netive Artists end Attractions OCT. 26th Matiness at wet. ---m 320 Ting)! Melo Uncommonly _Ingenious Stirring and Enjoyable” ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT. New York Herald-Tridume. /1GE Jments H BW”KRNER ~SILENCE Th: Creator of Jimmy Valentine in the Best Melo- drama Since ‘Within the Law.”” FOLLOWING AN ALL-SEASON RUN AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE, NEW YORK Mon. Nov. 2---Seats Thurs.---Mail Orders Now WINTHROP AMES Presents GEORGE ARLISS In JOHN GALSWORTHY'S PLAY OLD ENGLISH Nights (Ex. Sat). 50c-33; Wed 30c-§2: Sat. Mat. 50c-$2.50. plus 10 per cemt tax. M. RCHORR'S TONIGHT i iRome: SUN. OCT. 2§ Pistain™ fend sottoaddressed stamped envelope, “TMTD DYV RN TONIGHT MATS. WED. AND SAT. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Washingt "ATIONAL Alex A. Aarons and Vinton Freedley present The Musical Comedy Extravaganza LADY BE GOOD! WITH 10 MONTHS RUN IN NEW YORK FRED and ADELE WALTER ASTAIRE CATLETT And the Big Original Cast and Production NOTE—BOX OFFICE OF] 1 P. M. TODAY Next Week—Matinees Wednesday and Sature Charles Dillingham Presents INA CLAIRE Ts a Comedy by FREDERICK LONSDALE (Author of *A and “Spring Cleaning “THE LAST OF MRS CHEYNEY” Cast. Including _A. E. MATTHEWS. ROLAND IONEL_POPE. X AYEMER. ALFRED AVR WINIFRED HAKRIS, HELEN HAYE. NANCY KYAN, MABEL (Staged Under the Direction of Lewis Broughton) Seats Thursday With a JYOUNG BrekLEY Mail Orders Now Belng Filled JULIA HOYT IAN HUNTER ers’ in 0. P. HEGGIE MNENRIETTA CROSMAN MAY COLLINS EFFERKON DE ANGELIS And = Score \er Prominent Pl RICHARD BRINELEY S HERIDAN S “Sthool iFmt srandal" Bal, 2.20, 0 b0 a5, a1 abs 2d Fiel THE CAPITAL’'S FAVORITE PLAYHOUSE § flma«.ky&% BEGINNING SUNDAY OCTOBER 25TH = the Hippodroms IS someation o! aker v g A The Perfect Woman Supported CASFLETON & ACK EXTRA ADDED M. In the Gre L L ATTRACTION 4 Famoxs Fun-Star Heods Intensive Drive Loughs Chuckles. — and Staged Anpette Klu:r'v\ub' i 2 "#‘Pyml:r‘” Feature. arceur WILFRED CLARKE In “NOW WHAT!” ond L ha. & FAN STEDMAN “PIANOCAPERE~ In “HBART BONGS. HAL NEIMAN One of the Four Horsemen More Lawghs. JEROME Semsstional Juvendle Mimio. THE KIEWNINGS Thriller. Adesop’s Fadles, B . orgein o vM Phones 12«;. 4484, 4415, Oombined WiA Rivon. T Temedy . Bt een “iag Other Portiotpeting.