Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1926, Page 50

AMUSEMENTS. Coming Attractions. WASHIN Wl AUMITORTUM— C season have April 15 oN ngton Gp The by o wrd that 1t onse to iven el use L since on and for ormance, ement the two opers received scores the engngement demand bacame so in the appearance re Gropped and dly od for the ap- hiouse, altho! to do - postponement of the miay 1ppes b “Hec Aty has e manife s popul it he fou The plans fc tenor w avran r required The (wo operas will be sung at the shington Auditorium. Other mem < of the cast will be announced as soon ax their appearance on the later | date can be confirmed. Tickets may lulvw Co. irteenth and and also at the viet went of Woodward & § ! the Jor » NATIONAL hrop's. —*“Three Live ond fning offering of the new sea- Monday, April 12 Na which ran for Bayes Theater in New le the plot of the pie experience of three returne has whatever to nd s not as gloomy as ost title. The in London rded as a miles of with 1 soldier pals themselves he dead, ‘This m, whose rept ere none too good. The rails along with ing_and conten pilfer evervthing not When he arrives one day lod with # bahy carriage several quarts of jewelry the fun ind _trouble than the others, so long as can ommen mare heen | Albion has | » | the t his | De- | d been | joipal Rehearsal.” ot | | ‘ being | vied perfectly suits | itions befove | ers headed by nailed | Flats, at | the trio hargained for ensues. piece been one of the most popu- Lar fun-provekers in the stock field. The seat sale oy the hox officé, wh lons can be made entive repertoire EARLE—1 H Dainty he the headliner the le Theatgr next week. include in her act M Meeker, bill at when | wit Afler | women in how to reduce The will be * e added attraction presented by with James Mahoney featured, and others Goode and Rags Leix Maddock, Elin Cecil nelude Jam ton, blavkfac Gorman in “Topies Beers, chavacter sc Gallini and ( The picture Leatrice Joy Love.” | photoplay | in “Made STRAND—"A Parisicnne Novelty J Allyn and Alice Tyvell | ‘heir ches wi j il next week In A Parisieane | with Peggy G | Loraine Howard and 3 comedy sKit, will include Farrell Bob Gerau vis in an, acrobatic Conedy Gym Saxton and | Elopers™: Clff 1y and the He | number, “Thrilling nasts.” lay will feature Rin melodrama of the « of the Wolves,” to Go.” ient is sched- Theater GAYETY— A double hill of for the Gayety when Ed E. and white sensation, a half white and half ¢ tertainment. Seventy players equally divided, the first half of the show being played by white play Rilly Foster and a cast while the second half uled week, hiack of favorites, Jimmie Ferguson and Joe Jordan and his Ten Sharps and Jak: d from the W plantation dancinz secial attention is dire midnight Apritl by the 12 featured. s to a spectal Friday evenin, Green Room Atmosphere. F the Associated Press ’I‘Hl green room, where once wits ckled v mirth me i endless stream and and ng in i adw In ® few theaters I still mav as if in u by-gone old atmosphere wing faintly great urth of {5 of the days of Daly Palmer and Kk in when the stock the Frohman uthers plaved New York ed under sinies seasons | vem ral vears. reen room, where the actors their cues and often assem completion of the play at its reputation as an ion comradeship. Many schooled in correct deportment sigh its striet etiquette and an op unity was opened to learn by ob svation and conversation most of leadine players, writere, wita and | £ the time. tut not so now. Stock companies = been relegated to history, so far New York is concerned. thougl are resembled somewhat by sev. 1] plavers’ guilds. Kach play has a fferent personnel A lengthy run on Broadway rited upon enriched it no Sartorial psycl’lology. OHANNA MATHIESON, vegian costume designer, is said to adept of a new credo. “sartorial chology,” or the relation of clothes maliiy | experiences in world-famous centers,” suys the designer I over 1 have found that | nen have an invisable aura, @ unseen color hovering over | eni. This color has to be determined i expert coutourier, so that the wle will not clash with the wearer's | rxonality determines our correct color? ~-0ld mysiery, solved by | And these women are their sisters. D have spend hundreds dul | for clothes that looked no be ot than they wouKl oniAoma L sed shop girl have never hut once met a wom who looked well in all colors, and woman is Laura La Plante. Yet while she Jonks wonderful in any col hier favorite is rose. She is the most satisfactory of any one T have ever had ‘exss, and 1_have designed Fo r royalty, s and screen. POLE’S- suniay;Apritt1 Mensra, Loand J. 4. ~m.|mx great 1 ( ast in th lallmul Franz Schubert Operetia. Evenings Nor- ot women envied women an 1h 30c to $2.30 Thur. Mat., 50c to $1.30 sut. Mat. " 30¢ (o 82100 Neat Sale Wednesduy DANCING PROF, AND MRS, L. A. ACH 1127 10th st. n.w —Ciagsés Mon & 8 R_STUDIO. Wed Fri . to 11 p.m.. with orchestra. Priv. lessons s ‘appointmant. Fr. 8567, Est. 1000, 8% EDW. F. MILLER STUDIO “u{\ednr Instruction for Advanced Dancers. oS IRth St N.W. R 4587 MR, LEROY H. THAVER. Private lessons ahy hour Claes Tuesday evening. Latest steps and combinations in Chariesion. Tango, Wailz and ¥ox Tro lllfl AVE. MAIN 2573, JOSEPHTNE JACKS course, 7 . PRI % DANCING H one. S5 or $1_sngls 1836 19th W._Ph, Pot. 771, TONIGHT, 5 P.M. NEW YORK CONSERVATORY EASTER D-A-N-C-E-S (BY THE NEW YORK CLUB) a 3 Big Nights 3 HEAR THE EMGHT-PIECE Blue Flame Mexican Band Best_Juzz Dance Band in Washington, 1 if vou tion you to dance in (CE. 308 OTH ST. . Fr. 2766 | treasure house of relics h | moments 1f a production | | | | nger changes in personnel In lieu of a green the now gathe may a bandhox emer ing’ room just off the who cannol get in over critty environs of erty room. S . rodm, N 18 many 1oy dress oW into the the fanking dom is there mention of (he races, or the stock market, but the tulk abounds with plays and art, supplemented by Lack-stage gossip. of which plenty No theater in town, perhaps, conscious of fiself than the where “the wizard pensive studio, there is move has made his ex up under the eaves nd theatrf lore. Belasco's devotion to tradition | of the theater appears to have gone hevond the building. for many are the | nights that lovers of the stage flock to his place as if to a feast With the passing of the green yoom. there naturally has come a change in the way players spend their time while awaiting calls to the stage during the:progress of a play. Idle mostly are spent the dressing rooms. in UTUA M TWICE DAILY BBGINNING Kitty Madison :VI‘ HER Jazztime Revue A GKEAT STAR IN i A WONDER SHOW 'Roll Easter Eggs Great Falls Va. Cars leave from Key Bridge Monday. April 5th, 9:03, 10:03, 11:03 A.M., 12:03, 1:03, 2:03, 3:03 and 4:03 P.M. Round Trip, Adults, 50c Children, 40c TOPAY South FEnd| Warpman Panx Hoter 7‘,"""’“ THROUGH HOTEL LOBSY Harbert Stock Presents “HER TEMPORARY HUSBAND” A Comedy in Three Aets WEEK OF APRIL § Eve. 5:80; Sat. Mat. 3130 NEW PRICES Evenings, $1 & 75¢ Matinee, 75c Box Office, Phone Col. 2000 This at he B. with will | Daley wil bring his will ell-shocked into kleptomania, | be presented by & colored cast headed 1 Moore. t. with cted performance pver, | however, | g0 | Those hooks inevitable is | Belasco, YescerssRmRtemdsS e WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Albion, General Director, Presents Special Performance in Honor of Jacques Sa- mossoud, Conductor. “PAGLIACCI” and “Seoret of Suza Washington Auditorium Tharsday, April 15 8:15P. M. new, Jordan Piane C. 13th and G Sts., Phome Main 487, -d Woedward and Loth- rep, Victrola Dept. _All soats for April 8 good for this performance. will the she instruction to} wil | for | and | headline the Strand | Novel- Hoffman supporting, rence Lind Wedding Jose in he | | tor Tin tile | i next | {ihan o | prop | | were | {doned, put in working order. | | D is unusual to witness frequent | THE Waring's Pennsylvanians. | WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS will return to Crandall’s Metro politan this week after an n A year, The current week {teenth ip A1l that I | hix clever associntes sented a_ special in the ( ndall "T'he tal. The personnel of this organiza tion has grown to a total of 18 by the | addition of special soloists. The year du Leen absent from Washington ha been crowded with unusual triumphs. On the coust, while playing the Grauman houses, the Pennsylvanians |aided materially in launching the | world premierc of Harold Lioyd's fea- ture comedy, “The Freshman,” the band assuming the guise of college freshmen-—ensy for them, since they we all collegiates from Penn State— to | introduce the song “Freshie.” em- | Ployed as a theme by the Metropoli- sympbony when “The Freshman' ziven its local premiere at ¢'ran Metropolitan neve. On their way byck months in_southern California Pennsylvanians appeared for three months as a permanent house atirac tion at Balaban & Kat's huge Chi cago Theater, in Chicago. SUll more recently, the boys hioke «ll Lenten attendance records | Stanley Theater in Philadelphia, Fom Waring t Fred, conductor, .needl ed among the recording | will ma ol have "heen dded attraction ters in the Capi sast, afier six \mm blonde | Al [ the plguant contract with K, featured in venrs s busy act manag . who is twe Alberta, has bee ns Alberta’s business dressmak nd friend that 1 no time 10 think® of her own career, A screen test, however, convince. executives that she wa too beautiful. and capable an actres: let hy. Adamae Albert ing zuardian ix the exact antithesis of She has golden hair and Jiue eves, while Alberta’s hair is dark brown, with dark brown eyes 0 match Alberta A Sennett ind in the short has hecome one nf the screen's fore- most comediennes. started her screen career hathing heauty in 1 Drawbridges Americanized. WRBRIDGES on European cas- tles ave just_as picturesque today they ever wére—in fact, usually ave the same drawhridges which 1 with a clang In the days of knighthood, but new they ope with 1 hoisting made in A ' “This inte by Sidney tings for they ting fact was unearthed nkiin in designing set- rion Davies' Litest pic- of Graustark,” in a number of European casties clor duplicated would he surprised, iklin, to discover the number iropean castles which are owned v by Americans, who, in most have heen most anxicus to pre the medieval note. In s ses the old me have been r filled and the drawbridges, long aban which Or Mr. Fr I tox says however, no stout warder stands at the windlass to slowly raise the ecastle entrance. A touch of an electric bhutton does the work nicely, and many a knight of old. could he come riding up to the porteullis in 1926, would spend many a wondering hour trying to figure Nowadays, out how the drawhridge was lifted. BEGINNING TUESDAY APRIL 6th Series of 4 Public Lootures EUGENE FERSEN President of THE 1.1 B TREAK ERS. an Interna tionel Sciawtific ung Educational Urfenication. tiag His C ‘DOKS SPIRIT FIGHT WarreRr Wed: 0 ‘DO THE DEAD GOME BAGK TO LIFE' Thursday, b ‘PROBLEMS OF MODERN MARRIAGE' Friday. Sth ‘YOUR $H0OESs" Fach Event 18 P M. Playhouse Auditorium i314 N Street N. W. Colleetion Of Rethlehewm, Fa., Cenduetor s of ¢ PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA “THE MSSIOI" Acoording to $t. Matthew FIVE EMINENT SOLOIS Euwily Stekes Hagar, Soprane. o Baryte: Charles Trowb .o';:'m Basas. WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Tues., April 6, 8:15 P. M. Tiekots, $4.00, 33,00, §3.00, 4100, Boxes, #40, §60. §75. T. Arthur Smith Bureau, 1990 6 8t X.7., in Kitt's Musie Rouse. The Colambia Girl LENA DALEY Her Own BIG SHOW - “MISS -: TABASCO” ALL-NEW 1 50—FAMOUS STARS GNTNT WEPR— 5 SR SUNDAY ace of | K the fAf- | Waring and | pre- ing which they have | Sid | the the | full-length older sl period of two vears | apparatus | | of * LE Paradi; ARAD Tuesday evening announces Night a la Russe, with Russian dances and skits by u al corps of entertainers. A big n spot will be a sp. 5 The Vulgar Boatm: ri and Walter Kolk, will be provided hy | Band. | Little Robert Le for and * the Le and Hilda Wheelew Washington's favorite hrown bal danc will_appear at Le Paragis Il of next week CHATEAU LE PARADI Arrangements have heen” completéd for the opening the Chateau Le the Meyer Davis resort on nore-Washington boulevard Aprfl 15, Special entertainment fea tures have been planned for a gala opening, and danei will continue amtil 2 am. to music supplied by Chateau Le Paradis Band, under de Williams. Phil | MAYFLOWER GARDENS, | The Mayflower Gardens announce delightful dance music by the Spen- cer ‘Tupm vilow with tea, supper sessions the | is number- | most popular of the Vie: | Pictures. S. THOMSON managing director . B, res the \h matic’ L iction “will o the 192827 model | il “entertiinnent He explains it In this way: “In the last yeur or ‘an educational thread creeping into*the warp and woof of motion picture weaving: in some in stances. perhaps, without the con | seious knowledge of producers. But {in effort to turn out the “epi type of picture, and in the neyer-end | ing search for ‘show' material, his \w.\ has naturally been ransacked and e classics worked ove “Such productions as Wagon,' “The Iron Horse' “The Big Parade,’ have a definite historical value. There will be undoubtedly fine | educational value. too, in such pro | ductions as ‘Old Tronsides' and ‘The ner,’ as well as the drama | color and comedy necessary to pic torial entertainment By ‘thematic’ plctures I mean pro “Thematic™ I Ol dent ¢ 1 | | ! M . pro- in he has hee 0, savs he Covered | Ancient M: ‘{ductions that will be based around a central theme of direct educational ap- plication. 1t will not be propagan | application, however. ‘Her Honor the | Governor,” a picture we are now mak | ing. is ‘thematic.” It giorifies the American woman _in polities and ramatizes the big figure of a woman ernor Civil of edu th zovernment, like history, is | tional interest, and 1 believe that e will be a predominance of | pictuves next season with at 1 modicum of instructive value Announcement! Y Current Events Lectures Will Be Resume November By W 1 Rufus Scoft Information The Corcoran Gallery of Art Tenth Exhibition of Con- temporary American 01l Paintings A Group of Water Color s JOHN SINGER SARGENT Portrait Busts of Noted Painters and Sculptors by CHARL GRAFLY Now on View to continue until May 16th 130 to_5 AM. to 1026 30 P Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Concerts Season 1026-87. Artists’ Course FRITZ KREISLER Vieliatst CLAUDIA MUZIO Soprauo of the Ollcago Opers SIGRID ONEGIN Contralie of the Metropolitan Upera BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY. Conduotor CHALIAPIN Philharmonic Course MME. JERITZA Soprano, Metrepolitan Opers RACHMANINOFF Piantat MARION TALLEY tienal Coloratura Seprane, Metrs- litan Opers BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor ELIZABETH RETHBERG Hoprano. Motrepolitan Opera LAWRENCE TIBBETTS Barytone. Metrovolitan Opera JOINT RECITAL Wilson-Greene Evening Series MME. GALLI-CURCI Soprane JOHN McCORMACK Tenor CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FRITZ REINER, Conducter TITO SCHIPA Tenor GABRILOWITSCH Pianist. and THE ENGLISH ‘SINGERS DUSOLINA GIANNINI Soprans Orders for season tickets now be- ing filed at Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Concert Burean, Droop's 18th & G. (Main 6498). NINTH NEAR ¥ MAIN 4300 205 - TWICE DAILY - 815 LADIES’ MATINEE DAILY, 2S¢ PARIS EDITION OF BURLESQUE—S0 mABTN T BO" S BASKSS s STAR. WASHINGTON, Capital Side Shows the | Orchestra, | presi- | D. €., APRIL 4, 1926—PART 3. AMUSEMENTS. FEORGE SIDNEY, star of the s and screen, who has been iden tiffled with the “Potash and Perlmut ter” stories of Montague Glass, has the of the David Warfield to be transferred to the screen nee numbers or- ; pring songs of will tly start work in “The Mendelssohn’s | Auctioneer,” at the Fox West Coast ge Tupman of the Orchestra, 1ecog- of Spring, will pre- Director Mayflowe nizing the coming sent a group of chestrated from the the classics, includi Spring Song.” SWANEE. The Swanee Syncopators, with line-up st nival nights staged every week, is the announce- ment of Con day's won first roles ind she Studios. the foremos of Jewish roles in th world today. With the late Barney Bernard he had a corner on such characterizations which called for an artistic blending of pathos and humor “The Auctioneer” was :the play which introduced David Warfield to America as a great dramatic actor. Priov to its production Warfield had Juvenile | heen a Hebrew comedian in musical neup of | productions and it was not - until n | Belasco selectéd hira to play “The rd, also | eer'’ that he really won his immer, | I: in the dramatic world. This roof of |play was followed by “The Music wherel Master,” “The Return of Peter Syneo- | Grimm,” and others, Pox Films has the screen rights to all of these and will present them this season, Sidn is one of o | delineators - theater of the Swanee, dy will be stressed m Revie,” when and ballads will be of th order A dance band from Ri | will appear in. the weekly | Music™ - Wednesday, and Night" Thursday, with a ver and charming childr The Swanee, it nnonne will not close unp the but will just ris up to the the Barle Theater for dancing Al Kamons and the Swanee | pators will provide isic in Tues- 7 dances snappiest | ‘hmond tle of is the n ARCADE The Arcade, Washington's | ment department store,” announces’| in the big rink, with its nightly roller | ORCHESTRA citing races Wedne In the ball- | Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor | voom de luxe the special offerings will | | be the dance « the Ti 1 Poli's, Tuesday, April 13—4:30 Remaining ‘3 Cancert - muse- | stime night 1 ht sex \ mitted free, and Saturday's gala ni George Bruce and his mu Club Thursday ladies’ guest furnish the music reau, Dr P Friday, when the fair 1l he ; Sszsmmus TODAY Auw week DOORS OF! Patrons Adv tend Early Performances * RACES TODAY 70575 || fooe ety * THE SEASON’S MOST SENSATIONAL BILL il "ROSCOE AILS With ‘Katie Pullman in “A Nonsensical Hodge Podge” SYNCOPATION'S FAVORITE BAND With JOE ROSE and DOROTHY ELLSWORTH “Dance Sensation of 1926" MYRTLE BOLAND | ROYAL SIDNEYS Aasinted by Thelr Own ELLEN HOPRINS Versatile Surpri POPULAR CELEBRITIES” Artistic Impre, Stage Stars THE KlNG OF THE TURF With PATSY RUTH MILLER & KENNETH HARLAN -NOTICE: DON'T fail to see the finish of the big race scene produced on the stage with living jockeys and live horses. ALWAYS THE BEST FOR MYRTLE GEORGE FISKE & LLOYD “Songs ¥ LESS Warfield Roles on Screen. | N.V. A. Week. Vaudeville ., came into being in May, t time it 1 seven members. it has between eighteen and v thousand members. Its head. | rters then were a small office room | in the Putnam Building. Tts head- quarters today ave in a million-doMar clubhouse on Forty-sixth street west f Broadway, with a luxurious branch clubhouse ‘in Chicago, and others planned for large cities in various parts of the United States. In June of 1917 it had its first | benefit in which artists, managers and public co-operated in raising funds to be expended in the care of sick mem- | Natlonal Artists, 1916 fered. TLoans are more security than fairly assurance that it will he More than 100 members om_tuberculosis are b by the V. Denver, Colo., a the last-mentioned cently celeh purchasing a ipon which it wil model s tarium for tubercular member: For the furthe of its charitat program the N has set this week, April 4 fnclusive, its tenth lea wee Special ce he Keith-Albee countr advanced with nc sonable id ufferins cared fu: Arlz [ theate during the Evers Monday morning ie Temple, 13th St. o Admission—60 € Pros and Cons of the Volstead ~ Ave {bers. Thereby hangs the tale of the | biggest and most efficient welfare or- ever known The fund established hy that first m:mn has grown to magnificent size J . r S and renders pooportionate service. 1* anet l a | g{ every member in good standing for c 5 1,000, which amount, upon a mem- L 2 Hergsacen 1s min immetimen: 1| Public Questions the hearest relatives. Actors, sick or | 1040 of luek and money, need only 5 to the club and relief is swiftly ATIONAL "6, ves e NIGHT g1{ SEATS 50c $1.10, 75¢ & 50c s:t. mat, 75, 50c ganization the theatrical world has | Las made possible the free insurance stranded, injured or in any 10N CLIFFORD prof Aet 2 \ NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS, DIRE BROOKE, OFFER AVERY HOPWOOD'S OVERWHELMING COMEDY % ////%%////////% i | | | | % W, % % l N “THREE LIVE GHOSTS" I | SEATS L SELLING | % ( 2eMHALBEE VATD B BEGINNING SUNDAY MATINEE APRIL 4 THE BIG N. V. A. JUBILEE CELEBRATION The Seassn's By ¢ Best BUII, With Added Sp tanmous Festures All For 3 HEADLINING 'EDDIE DOWLING | Broadway's Yeungsst Auther-Acter.Manager In 2 Regertoire of Sens Sterfes. Including & Littls Heart Threb S319919 /Sd1NO Clil THE GREATEST OF ALL LAUGH PLAYS WILL BE SEEN HERE FOR THE LAST TIMES AT THE— SHUBERT B BELASCO (fwffi THE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CO..BACK AGAIN |F YOU HAVE SEEN IT ONCE, SEE IT AGAIN AND TRY T0 SEE WHAT YOU DID NOT SEE THE FIRST TIME YOU THOUGHT YOU SAW [T/ ILES/ SNICKERS /// NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT SEATS THURSDAY A. H. WOODS Presents THE FRENCH FARCE FURORE With ARTHUR BYRON-JANET BEECHER AND ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST INTACT Miss HAWKE'S FASTER DANCE TRsTio C. Written by Mra. Gorin FOR NE’:"‘ T OF THE GIRL SCOUTS ASSN Zeats On Sale At Miss Hawke's. 1781 @ St Phor “Picardy Roses” SPECIAL SCINTILLATING SATELLITE EDITH CLIFFORD A (00 Per Cont Singing Comedisnne Just for Irresistible Fun Alan Mary Coogan & Casey Herbert Warren & Co. Prasents, “THE MAHATMA A Comedy In 2 So IRMANETTE The Terpsicherenn Vielintste PAUL REMOS And WIS WONDER MIDGETS ean Noweity THE OXFORD TRIO International Cyslists EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION The Act You Have Been Antieipating All Season TOM BROWN Orfgloator of the Famous Six Brown Brother: And His MERRY MINSTREL BAND ON THE SOREEN Aesop’s Fables—Toples of the Day—Pathe News Pictorial—Charleston Lesson No. 2 Special HIgh Spot of the Gala Waek CLOWN NIGHT— MIDNIGHT FRIDAY BENEFIT FOR THE X. V. A The Aotors at Play Sests Early ®r This Grestest of All Fun Performances Shows Dalty, 2115 snd 8:15. Sunday Matines 5:15. Orebectra seats, Nitow, §1.00; Matiases. S0e. Balery Seats, n =5 Nitea, 85e: Watimem. WW{E‘"T‘{ LINCOI N THEATER | The Home of Perfect Entertainment || STREET & THIS WEEK ONLY % Lovely Lady! THE PRODIGAL SON Jether the farm bov a sapling. handsome god. Heir to great riches In flocks and land. Betrothed to the maiden Naomi. Yet as he roamed his father's broad acres his thoughts were of the shin. ing bpleasures great citles, T lured by these dreams and the smiles of a temptress, he fared forth to Babylon. To rare delights in the palaces of the wicked city—wine, women and song. Then him. Stripped broken and starving, THOME. In the Cast ERNEST TORRENCE GRETA NISSEN WM. COLLIER, JR. WALLACE BEERY KATHLYN HILL +TYRONE POWER KATHLYN WILLIAMS SNITZ EDWARDS AT 12th Lithe as as a disaster assailed of his fortune, he sought wift < # [—— Eliigua g ”‘m'”l'