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It seems rather appropriate to present Elis'e Barnett's picture, for
the offering of the Toli Musical Comedy Players this week has the' Very
fetchins title, "When Love Is Younjj."
'Here you have an intimation of how charming "The Riviera Girl"
will be at the National. These rfour "Riviera buds" were plucked at
random from the bunch of beauties.
Riviera Girl"' At National;
" You're In Ldte" At Belasco
At the new National the coming
veek with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday. Klaw-i Erlancers elaborate
production of "The Riviera Girl" will
be the notable attraction. The entire
organization and equipment wlll.be
brought Intact to "Va,,hlnCton. from.
Its long and highly successful, run- at
the New Amsterdam Theater.
It i5 confidently expected .that "The
ltivlera. Ctrl" will prove a most wel
om visitor to Washington audi
ences. Just as New TOrk has taken
o Its heart this charming girl, so it
is hoped by its producers, Klaw &
Erlanger. Washington will do, for the
attraction has been provided with
everything possible to make It Irre
sistibly alluring. The clevfr book
and lyrics have been supplied by Guy
Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse. the most
popular of the present-day writers
of musical comedies. Joseph Urban
has created for the pieco seme ex
quisite glimpses of the Mediterranean
country, and the gorgeous costuming
is thoroughly in harmony with his
skilled handiwork.
Around a diverting story are built
a. largo number of legitimately funny
rompllcatlons that crowd upon each
other so that the action fairly gallops
throughout he three acts.
Sam B. Hardy, a comedian of clean-
ut but none the less humorous meth
ods, plays the role of Sam Springer;
Juliette Day is the pretty little wife
with a horror of gambling; Wilda
Bennett, the most fascinating lti
vlera girl, and other important roles
are in the hands of Carl Gantvoort,
Louis rassavant. Viola Cain, Arthur
TturcMey, Eugene Lockhart. James
1'Iarenre Harvey, Frank Farrlngton,
ami other capable artists, witli a
Krcat singing and dancing chorus
trained by Julian Mitchell.
Ions mak war on this camp. with,
cupid's darts, and with it all princi-
pals and ensemble score more than .
one thousand -hits at the target of
mirth and melody.
"When Love Is Young" is pictured
as a stimulating syncopation of jest,J
melody, girls, and gowns, as the man- 1
agement-is takmg special palna wun
its big military-musical spectacle.
' All the big favorites of the Poll or
ganization will be In the cast, includ
ing George Nathanson, tllHy Lynn,
Jack Squires, Lew Powers, Ralph
Micholls, Clarence Lydstcn. Ralph
Mackenzie, Fred DeMar, Louise Mink,
Sarah Edwards, Lillian Crossman, Eu
lalle Young. Elise Bartlett. Ann
Wall-. Ada Burke, Ethel Outer, and
others.
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V t-ii lal return engagement is an
nounced foi the Belasco Theater this '
(ever rompany will again present
h cfareful opT'tta "You're In
i.ov with its sparkling Friml tunes
and ppr!;;btly liarbarh comedy.
iou re In I.ove" is very attrac-
v Rudolf Kriml. who discovered
a. gold mine in his reign with his
FIrfly" and has been striking musi
cal pay-dirt In "High Jinks" and "Ka-h
tlnka' has fiund a greater plenti-j
-ude of musicianly clver strains in i
'his 1'if latest composition. Its tunes
are mfeetloiif. catch. whistleable
snd yugcest many airs that will!
;!ncr long in your mind. I
ou will not forget the beautiful
nr motif ong "Vou're In Love." nor
hr Rvncopaled melody in which "He j
Will I'nd-rstand" is rendered. Other
ongs that vill attract are "Loveland" i
end "1 Am Onlj Dreaming," during .
v hi- ! a magnetic young lady is
xwung out over the heads of the au ,
dience, clad In most dainty pajamas.
A chorus of youth and beauty, who j
an xingt wear charming costumes
and who epitomize life In all its youth-
fnlness. simulate love in Its most ar
dent fervor and who can sing with
understanding is also one of the ,
harms of this Arthur Hamrqerstein
production.
Matinees will be given on Wednes
day and Saturday, the mid week one '
being a popular one.
roi.rs.
"When Love Is Young. ' a musical ,
Dlay of love and cannons, is the in
teresting title of Rida Johnson
Youngs military musical corned-, vo-
-alized from the romantic play, "The
Boys nf Company B." Tis will be j
the offering of the Poll Musical Com- (
edy Players this week. ,
Naturally, "When Love Is Young" I
abounds in sentiment, and this has j
been set to entrancing melodies, and 1
diverting dialogue and repartee. And
now and then the piece is punctuated '
with burlesque, with satire that '
makes for Ia"cliter, and humor that
is well timed to the brilliant military f
locale.
That part of the plot that will be
permitted to live, for Producer Charles
Sinclair has been ordered to do plots
to death, has to do with the love of
a young man for a maid. That lovers
are most attractive In military attire
is handsomely set forth in the next
act. This scene is laid, in a national
guard camp. "The GlrJ'e' home la
close by the camp, and she and a
soodly company of feminine compan
B. V. KEITH'S.
Tins week at B. F. Keith's Thea
ter the management will submit one
of the finest and most varied pro
grams of the season. Foremost will
be the famous Russian premier dan
ceur, Theodore Koslotf, formerly of
the Diaghileff ballet Russe' and the
associate danceur of Pavlowa. Head
ing his own imperial Russian ballet
and orchestra, M. Kosloff Is sur
rounded by Miles. Fredowa, Ratn
bova, Maslova. and Rusakoff and
Mons. Verlalnova, Ivanoff, Medeie
vltch, and Ivan.
The extra added stellar attraction
will be the distinguished American
actor. Robert T. Haines and company
in his very recent success. "The One
Way Out," by Robert Garland. Third
in order will be those everlasting
favorites, Pat Rooney and Marlon
Bent in their fresh escapades "Up
Town." in which the eccentric
Rooney legs act in their looniest
way. Separating from Blossom See
ley to whose studio act they contri
buted no small share of the success
she won. Bill Bailey and Lynn Cowan.
VThe Uanjokester and the Songster."
are on their own and offering "The
Sons of Syncopation." James Dia
mond and Sibyl Brennan are return
ing with more of their "Niftynon
sense." .Toe Cook, the protean fun
maker, will submit his original con
celt. "The One-Man Vaudeville Show "
Others well known and capable are
Alfred Bergen, the eminent concert
"Fichtintr Throujrh Hell" is the
subject on which Capt. David
Fal'on will lecture at the National
tonight He's been all through it,
and knows Sherman was right.
baritone: Jack McLallan and May1
Carson the roller skating experts in
"Palais du Blanc ct Noir:" the pipe
organ recitals and the Hearst-Patne
news pictorial and real war films.
Today at 3 and 8:15 p. m. the pro
gram will include all the features
presented last week.
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Fred Irwin's Big Show opens its
week's engagement at the Gayety
Theater today and promises an enter
tainment that will prove a departure
from existing standards. "Bill" is
the title of the two-act musical trav
esty which is presented In twelve
(.cenes, and It may be said in expla
nation that the bill referred to ! no
less a personage than William Shakes
peare returned in search of fresh In
spiration. His adventures in search
of Inspiration lead him into many
strange places, and eenves to intro
duce many novelties.
Leo Hayes, eccentric comedian: Sam
Bachcn. Billy Wainwright. Harry
Howe, and George Wong provide the
laughs and Introduce some good dance
numbers. The women who are featur
ed are Virginia Irwin, Adele Ander
son, Grace Estelee, Helen Andrews,
and others who sing and dance well.
One of the big features Is Samaroff
and Sonia and their dogs. King,
Wong and King, acrobats, also offer
an unusual specialty during the per
formance. The musical program includes ex
actly twenty-nine numbers, and many
(Continued on Page lu )
This side view effect shows Theodore KoslofTs profile to advant
age, but you'll have to visit B. F. Keith's to see him, at his best,
dancing.
Theater Offerings Next Week
who
The bill next week at the National
will be Henry W. Savage's "Toot,
Toot!" a new musical comedy in three
acts by Edgar Allan Woolf, who witle
the book: Berton Braley, who wrote
the lyrics, and Jerome Kern,
composed the music
The story of "Toot. Toot:" revolves
about tho interior of a Pullman car
of an overland limited and the inci
dental meeting of people who have
made reserxatinns upon the train.
An eminent cal has been selected.
Some of them are Franres Demarest.
Ruth Welch. Ixiuise Groody. Ruth
Harding. Harry Benham. Edward
Garvie. Earl Benham, Harry Fern,
IIKLASCU.
On Monday, January 14, William
Gillette is due at the Belasco Theater
In a welcome revival of that amusing
and brilliant play. "A Successful Ca
lamity." wlnrh achieved so much suc
cess on lt original production here.
William Gillette will b- support
cd by the same excellent all
round company which was evident on
the last occasion, including William
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
'rwiiii
T0NIGHrr.ToF "STEP THIS JAY"
PRICES: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
this tiii:ati:u rim Tin-: w tit t.
Starting Tomorrow at 8:15
1,000 FUN SHOTS 1,000 LAUGH SHOTS
AT THE TARGET OF MIRTH, AND EVERY SHOT A BULL'S-EYE HIT
THE POLI Spy PLAYERS
In the Musical Comedy Masterpiece of Modern Times
.. - !
WHEN
LOVE IS
YOUN
By
RIDA JOHNSON YOUKG
20 Principals 30 Chorus Girls 10 Chorus Men
15 Orchestra 75 People
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
PRICES: 25c, 50c The Theater Pays the War Tax.
Devereux and Hubert Uendel. while
the new and beautiful leading lady.
Miss I-ouiee Ilutter. may be depended
upon to give a good account nf herself.
, l'OL.1'5.
The Pull Musical Comedy l'Iners
will next week rIvc Washlnrctonians
a Cllmpsc of the National Capital, old
and new. In a two act revue that Is
promised to scintillate witli wit and
humor in srinfr and dialogue. Some
of tho most prominent citizens of the
District have been asked to i-ontrib-ute
skits which uill be put on with
absolute fidelity as to detail anil no
expense will be spared to in.ikc
this performance uniciue
II. V. KKITH'S.
Iady Duff-Gordon, the Internation
ally famous fashion authority "Lu
cille" will be the principal feature
at 15. V. Keith's next week, present
ing "Flourette'n Dream nt l'eronnc
Just how the British have "Car
ried On" splendidly, docucdly,
sometimes grimly and hopelessly,
hut always "carrying on" that's
what Major Ian 3Iay will tell the
audience at the Belasco tonight.
She is assisted by fourteen principals,
dancers, and mannequins. Others bill
ed are AV. J. "llagtlme") Keilly In
his boardxhip sports and patriotic ef
.forts; -Klgnore. Cochran assisted by
Krlc Zardo: Margaret Edward, 'The
Perfect Girl," a physical revelation
from California; Arthur Sullivan and
company in "A Drawing .from Life,"
UAYETY.
There are many new and appealing
novelties with the Mollie Williams
Show that will prove an attractive
surprise to the burlesque patron when
that popular actress comes to the
Gayety next week. Frank De Camp
and James Mack support Miss 'Wil
liams In The Trap." "A Day at At
lantic City" is the title of the musical
comedy that has been arranged. In
which a do2cn principals appear.
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CRAXDAM9.
Two noteworthy Alms will make up
the program for Crandall's next week.
Continued-on Page 15.)
THERE'S A
SUNDAY
SERMON
FOR YOU ON
PAGE 8 TODAY
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THIS WEEK
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Dancing Chorus
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vita
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JollttCi Say Carl Oaatroort
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Marjorl. Bntlcr Arthnr Barckler
J. Clanne. Harray Traak TarruurUa
w:t.t w ki:k--u r.n. iiatinuks sat. shath tiitjii.
oi-ti:h TIIIJ NKW MUSICAL COSIEUV NPECIAI.
3Iu.Ie Jerome
Kern Adapted
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Hughe.' Farce
"Excuse Me."
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Tuesday
'Jan. 15
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7.1c nr Selling T. Arthur Smith,
MIIIIMIIIXCEIIT
1300 (i SI.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
I.KOI'Ol.tl sTOKOWMil. Condnelnr.
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rr-fcj , ', k.. Mi u.v ifcBaTaa-?fT.
'Ware the Belasco, all yc susceptible youths! Gaze upon. Marie
Flynn and May Thompson, and remember "You're in Love.1.
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS
SX I'reaeatlnar Only the FartmMt Frelgia and X.tUe Artlti. and Attract Una
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J. n. Pn Lyceum I AM UAVT MAJOIt MSI
Darean Presents litlV I1H I L WAV IJEITIlJ
uthor of The First llnadred Thoanand." GrttlnK Tbare'ther,''
"All la It." IX A SEW ILLUSTItATKIt I.ECTlinE O.V
Th.'BIS7:;a,f.nI,Sel!" "CARRYING ON"
Next Week Airmen iiopkixs rmnu
Seals Now
MR. WILLIAM GILLETTE-
, "A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY" -
5 By CLAHE KU31MER. ,
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NEWMAN
Traveltalks
EXQUISITE COLR VIEWS
Wonderful Motion Pictures
c axjiciiy j urns
REBISCOYEBY OF AMERICA
inriuasiuas utr iit
OUR KATIOMAL PARKS -Jan. 13-14
OUR PACIFIC COAST -Jin, 20-21
OUR EGYPT tf --Jib. 27-28
OUR HAWAII - - - Feb. 34
OUR WEST INDIES Feb. 10-11
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nrKlnnlna; Tomamir Matlnc and Endlnc Xext Snndar-MBht.
The Sapmnc Danelne Star
THEODORE KOSLOFF
Of the Imperial Theaters. 3Ioeor and Petraarad
Presenting the Kaatans Kaalaft Orchestra and Ilia Celebrated
Imperial Russian Ballet
Including Nateha Ramora. Vera Fredowa. Marie Maslova, Son la RiuakoS. Ivoaae'Ver-
UlnoTn. Aler Ivanotr, Rodlan Mendelorltch, Iran and Others. .
COSTUMES AND SCENlfRT FROM THE IMPERIAL THEATER. MOSCOW.
The Dlatlnrulafced American Actor. I The ETerlastlns Favoritn,
ROBT.T.HAINESfcCO.I ROONEY & BENT
In Ills New Dramatic Hit,
The One War out."
In New Comic Iraiorationg.
"Up Town.'
Bill Bailey & Lynn Cowan, "The Banjoker and the Songster"
James Diamond Sibyl Brenaaa. Joe Cook. Alfred Benren. Jack Me
Lallen A Mar Caraoa. Ptpe Orsan ReeltaU. Hearst-Pathe PictorlaL
ZTsK CONNOLLY & WENRICH XSt,.
And All Last 'W'eek'a Dellcbtrul Attrmctloa.
Jan. 14th Week Ladr Daff-Gordon'a Fashion Revue. Ac.
ThMost-Talk6d-oaiia-Best-ThoMght-ol-Theatef-in-Washington
Presenting the
World's Fonmiost
Photoplays
The Most Select
Following in the
City of Washington
LOEWS
COLUMBIA
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Illltn 1 f. M. TO 11 T. M.
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Statin Conlimnca 3 P. M. la 11 P. H.
Protrin Chimed Saadiya na Thuridtyt
TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "Mrs. DANE'S DEFENSE"
A Story That Has Never Been Equalled on the Screen
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
VIVIAN MARTIN
In "THE FAIR BARBARIAN
A Picturization of Frances Hodgson Burnett's Great Story
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