Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 21

THE IAMUSEMENTSI NATIONAL—"School for Seandal.” u...m or cth of his King ¢ men EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, | understood, she has fallen in love uuh"rh» show. is constructed along lh(! |and married her husband. With this | lines of a musical revue, with a num. | premise, Adrian writer of | ber of amusing episodes or travesties | -;m\\ st 1 plot, on everyday life and with song and| 1 operation, which shall destroy this |dance speclalties between the scenic pposed blemish in the love of | changes. | his own wife for himself. Terry, as| The comedy stunts of Hunt and| an author, has for vears practiced 'the | Bates are the main feature and win art of nientally dissecting men and |oft-repeated outbursts of laughter " women, and determining what effect |from the audience. Vinnie Phillips is shall follow what cause, and what |the feminine lead and struts hel stuff cause has sprung' from what effect. |in a number of daring costumes. The He reaches the conclusion that if he |song numbers are well taken care of -an replace the setting in which his by Ethel Bailey and Dorsey Biron. and the other man were touched | Max Stamm also sings original songs ymance, the spell would be dis- | and helps in the comedy scenes. A and his wife would no longer | young woman, in a costume of a danc romantic feeling for the|er from the East, does a graceful |dance to slow mu. A feature of the show is ' trio_com posed of Ethel Bailey, Dorsey Biron moment of romance years before.|and Anna Trottman. Aaron and Kel- Norris Bliss, the man, has returned |ley, a dusky duo, show some agile from long stay in the Orient, K\Hd'fonl\\m)\ voung and Terry stages . garden scene in his|a little above the average in dancing own’ drawing room, which fails to|and singing abilit work out just as he had planned. 1 Vlor plays the wife, a poor 1 mirl, who has been planned B against ever since her birth. | Bliss is plived by Louls Calhern, the only character of the lot who seems | ¥ o walk upon the earth Ferdinand oha Gottschalk is cist as r Compton, | M4 the deus ex machina, who suggests |0 the whole plot te erry, merely be- cause he, ( ipton, does not like the id, at Terry Is to give up writ- “In a Garden especially the g welter of words, however and exit, and in between “NHITE PEACOLK” HELD PLACIARISM $7,500 Damage Verdict Is Returned Against Mme. Petrova. If You Want the B'cst »Hwhhnm%%fimg for Positions Listed Below. Good Salaries—With Free Living Often Included. Home and Business In One. Room Clerk, Accountant, Housekeeper, Hostess, Steward, Purchasing | Agent, Apartment House Superintendent, Hotel Manager, Tea Room | or Cafeteria Manager, Checker, Chef, etc. Rapid growth of hotel and tea room business has caused scarcity of executives. Therefore salaries are high and advancement swift. ROM Governmen Hur brilliant future experic who st in full follow by Mr P irface, Bumper, $ir Benjamin Backbite, rtin: Sir Toby nas: Joseph tes Dale; Char m Hun ble republic 11 or 1d begun to take ared upon the 1 Theater Royal, which hore the name, r Scandal.” At that ng to the footnote on the fon at the night), * of oil lamps > aid of do Lecompaniment with bes t amid the o d frequently making the lish comedy by M. Hrian O'Ne by Mr. Neil Mr. Harold by A . by Mr. M. Phillip Romaine Cal Mr. Arthur William Sey Jefferson de a belles Mr. Anthony Kem them- | ble or; Lady Teazle, by Miss May udible ady Sneerwell, by Miss Julia this | Hoyt: Mrs by Miss Henri was first | etta Crosman: by Miss Mary Hone: other cha @, by Mesdames rol. Harrison, Victoria ssieurs B West, D William_Adler, Georize i Oswald ¢, Prichard wife with stpated cherish 2 other. Hence the title. It was in a walled | garden that his wife, Lissa, had her | time pr My by v Mr. YORK of modern addition wheel Mutual burlesque zht at the POLI'S—"In a Garden.” " the new Philip Buarry smedy, which opened last Poli's Theater, with La supported by an admira uditor in 4 maze, he she It is high comedy The higher the brow omedy. The com acters enter 2 Gar re is only a wide expanse of talk becomes attenuated one even kicks the furniture s o gaspi wound, althoush Miss Taylor, with his Ophelia-like, strews a few round A’ stabs the air to hind her to b her husband music ive ghorus of prettil whose ability to sir dlstinet asset Minnie (Buddie) the company, her singing a A relief. and dance is a Haurrison, who heads is @ talented performer. icing stand " Devere is of ready wit and-a-fine >up. He does a siide arton that is a sensation the song numbers, 5 s e N ’ g L ely for “Hollvwood Scandals “Buddfe” Harrison ntribute to ude Kitty Brooks. is beautifully sta for alter Scott, 1 Mar ided as mu prear Othy the sucee Bope, Phillips to a sane solution way “In a G propositior GAYETY—"Buathing Bea s Gay Juck With unemployr a crop of 200, Hung: ! some time < happier than for Lewis Graduates Reach the Top FREE NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Coral Gables two words that mean health and wealth and happiness for those with Teo R, Administration, om M and Coutral Food Checking Hotel antancy. Quantits Cookers FOR RENT By McNey Realty Company, Inc. Realtors 726 14th St. N.W Main 920 MODERN APARTMENTS HOMES BUSINESS LOCATIONS the shrewdness to see an opportunity, and the courage to grasp it at Miami, P]\H vou he i . the Americ ropics ? is soundin every an city. It trated to the most remete \AHRLK and the loneliest farm. For the United States just discovered Florida! 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