Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926. 19 0 —_—————————————————— pointed out, a number of persons years, is another whose actin s | 1imit- 1 1 Sa K The Do Ikt theltent To K & AM' SEME:NTS , acting mit—or is it twelve?—against the[las Daly, m Bransky, Thomas ASK STURM SEWER e ot ves. To keep o worthy of acclaim. Juana Nelson, In | gteaqy encroachment of the news. |Meeney, “willam Browning and the ||| “ Im m m"l“ and 1o pro the place of Marjarie Daw, who was Bowers Ststers, Florence and Maryon. inites, the P prevented from filling the role adver- |Paper comic strip funmakers. A few on will be ur s'lu'nr;n'r.lmmsco i “The Kid |tised for her, also does very well. Miss | weeks ago the Gayety patrons were MUTUAL—“Lafiin’ Thru.” regaled with the difficulties of “Bring- “Laffin’ Thru” at the Mutual this H' ,,. m lt Citizens Complam Present « Facilities Are Inadequate limited stops on the Taks Daw will take her place in the cast Traction Co. when she recovers. William T, 'l\lden 2d, six times 1o Father " E Jor three | on of the tennis world and ad:| “The Kid Himself” 1s Nght, but its ing Up Father,” this week it I8 the | week is a potpourrl of fun and non- . instead | hjitedly one of the greatest players of | cast gives it some moments. ups and downs of “Mutt and Jeff,” | sense with a talented cast. Unlike all time, revealed himself last night at and_next week is promised “Hapb¥ | many productions on the Mutual , “ 1 This week’s show s WARDMAN PARK PARK—"Go Easy, oo o 1. Trons and Ar.| Wheel, the attraction hes unique fea- Mab he book by the | tures and at least two skits entirely ™ thur Clamage from the book by the K he Herbert qmck Company, at|\ell known cartoonist, Bud Fisher,|new to Washington burlesquers. A | imselt, et ey | Wardman Park Theater, last evening | agsisted by Frank Tannahill. *|few of the jokes and wise cracks Ad in the confest between | ‘:.’;“"L’f to Dresent lts perform-| The part of the elongated Mutt is voiced could very V;e" stand a trip to vwright that Tilden won 0 Tosy, Mabel,” the come-| taken by Robert Capron, and his short | the cleaners, though. ing his professional stage debut in Himself,” a three-act comedy meeting in Heavy Rains. SC5T Frlivan poes e st dy farce, announced for this week, | sidekick, Jeff 1s ¢leverly portrayed! “Klutz’ Country and “Button” y i i , LS abert's Sy has o popular ap. [becanse of the temporary illness of by ‘Jerry Sullivan, o midget. These Fares are the featured comedians, _— [ peal. T is, however, an old idea, the | Mr; Parker Fennelly, the leading man. | (o are admirably fitted for {he parts | and they are effectively assisted by Dworced anegs Reweds Dl of & chitd on the heartstrings, | Lt I8 announced today, however, that | ynd the laughter starts with their|Merrill Sevier, a versatile actor, and Mr. Fennelly will be abl Gus Flaig | ight roles. C | made palatable by excellent acting. y W e able to assume|appearance on the stage. A good |Gus Flalg in straigl 0 ). ade palatable by excellent acllng. .o |his part and that the merry farce Will| cobce of the merriment of the show | The feminine contingent is headed \\m‘m career closely it is nearly impossible l"ffl""f‘:'r';]hout hl-lll. ‘;mder the direc- |js caused by Gertrude O'Connor, who |by Dolly Dmlelf who fould%!:ewl; 'h* married and get away from | tion of Thomas Herbert, with Robert |js as thin as the letter 1 and cleverly | aceused of lack of ardor. might Phereti ;i REen : Versatility 18 amazing, his| L. Clear, Cecil Anne Cain, Ben Caln, s capital of that fact. well be likened to a junior type of it ere is a surety of satisfaction in Banister Shoes that " to know no bound: |Jr. and Mary Keane in the cast. live wire of the production fa [Glida Grey. Dorothy Sevier contrlh entitles them to a conspicuous place in the Burt stock—and 1y, here is what he has S (pronounced “Babee™) Almond |utes much, usually in double roles| to your consideration. If at the head of the GAYETY—"Mutt and Jefl.”” is so full of pep that she requires | with Merrill, and Eva Foy is a petite h only one near rival;| - | 2 singer and dancer of charm. ; . : pr ally the whole stage for her |sing . _ Ths tlme 18 coming when the Done and dance numbers. 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