Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1926, Page 5

: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ESDAY, MARCH 16, 1926. ASHES” 1926'S WORST| AMUSEMENT'S 25272 . .5ttt 0,8, Tt e e o | oo ok sy | Gook o Mo orun, | PLAY cn'TIcs sAY {ence for the playwright and producer |off thelr roles exceptionally well. |ferent type and last night's audience gration burean of the Department of ’ |'exceeds that of the playwright und(John Shellhaas, who fs amusing in [wanted more. " t | producer for the audience. At the role of the youthful exponent of | The show is carried along smoothly | Labor, will addrexs the second forum London Reviewers Biting in Com- ment—Actors’ Popularity Pre- cheon of the City Club next Fri- a great deal of - [truth and brotherhood; Ruth Harrl- |largely due to the efforts of John lunel €| i : g 4 day, March 19. The luncheon hour o y son, Arthur Rhodes, Ruth Russell, |Grant, as good a straight man us there | €%, 870 L (G AR ERE A0 e l’s 0“ vents Violent Scenes. 4 moral stand- | Thomas Herbert, James Otls Porter, |15 in burlesque. One of the special- there v E Members of the , Robert Clei & g ties fntroduced is a knite-throwing act | be delivered at 1. b ik T was | oot (s and Fimmot La Compte |;,," Chickrello, assisted by Miriam | club, with their Jadies and suests, favor of them admitting the Douglas. are invited to attend. ‘The chorus is one of the mainstays — S nervous opinion of aced about ‘tor of the [counte in but they should have barred {is o - S . el si6o. of the show. The costumes, however, - i 0 sl By P Kings and their entourage may be|are hardly suitable for a. Winters Hotel lnn { Verd Chtheart, author | WARDMAN ouL of fusH(on mow, bt here. (& 0n8 [ nighe. { as e king that still retains the good will and acclaim of the muititude and he is othing But Lie L light comedy | Manny King, i 15 aron Hoffman, replete with clever | “Solonk™ and * and humc 8 repartee, but not By Cable to The Star and Cl 0 Daily News, LONDON. 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[is a good deal of new comedy in the | Window, Blackjacks and Robs Him Bictianiin s oo D jihey While the play itself 18 not up 1o [show and some of the puns are so| Iimest Casey, 41 years old, was at- HEN you make a Ry ey Thiion ob e¥ery one the usual standard of presentations in |subtle that the average thealergoer | icq”n his room, in the Emplre dollar in one depart- ment of your business and lose it in another depart- ment—what’s the use? The dollars lost in rickety office *p them from the little theater on the hill, it is amusing and the quality of acting 1is such that one can overlook the| King | frailities of the vehicle. need of am; . as to atand up to X ng over his heac Hotel, 623 Pennsylvania avenue, early s a comedfan who has little | this morning, blackjacked and robbed ) ture having sup- | of $4, he told polic e w a_physiognomy that | ed by the intruder climbi through glod as diplomatic lies and [@mply fills the bill. His comedy IS | the window. 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