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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SFXDAY DECEMBER 18 1910 19
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Secrecy Which SurroundedHenry Miller Production
Broken at Last
GENEE TO DANCEAf THE NATIONAL-
the Bachelor Belles Affords Op-
portunity for Frequent Ballet
Numbers Vaudeville Bill
Until today Henry Xttter lute main-tained a masterly silence concerningthe Pot oC ids sew play The Havocwritten hy H S Sheldon and sched-uled lot Its initial production at theColumbia tomorrow evening
Today the Millet press departmentheaded by Frank P Morse a formerWashington newspaper man broke
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Havoc Is aH aboutThe author of the new play seems j
to have tak the opposite of thposition from dramatists of the Ibsen j
and Jones school sad declinesto glorify the man and woman whoplay the leading roles of an illicitlove affair Sheldons play is said toshow the havoc wrought alter theflames of such a passion have diedout The play hits at the socalledphilosophy of tho r who tear down
established by society andchurch
The prey Is in three acts but duringboth the first and second acts thecurtain descends for a minute tosignify that two hours have elapsedIn it resembles The Servant inthe House Milo practically a liveact play with but two mtermtosioas
Miss Crews Engaged-The leading wumiut is played by
Laura Hope Crews past seen laWashington in The Great DivideShe also has played leads for OtisSkinner Robert Bdoson and Eleanor
The male role opposite MrMiller is played by Fratxris Byrne whowas Rose Stalls leading man w TheChorus Lady
In relief to the seriousness ofHavoc a timely coincidence bring tothe National Adeline Genes in TheBachelor Belies In this piece tinefamous dancer Is said to be stayingher farewell engagement of America
The piece is primarily adapted to af this young woman re-
markable ability as an exponent ofthe ballet form of the dance One ofher numbers fe entitled The Rosesand the Butterfly and tics portraysthe story of a butterfly captured andreleased wooed and won
Mlle Genes appears next hi bootsand a Hungarian costume for a char-acteristic dance of that nation Anothernew deuce is called The Apprentice
The production is two nets andfour elaborate scenes The book is byHarry B Smith and the music byRaymond Hubbell The production isstaged by Jaritea Mitchell
In the cast are Frank Lalor HarryDepp Sera Fallon Ruth Peebles andFlorence Walton
Tawtevffle EmMarion Murray and company in a-
new comedy sketch ASrima-DonnsrsHMneymoonr heads the vasjfte-viile bill at Chases this wean Acapable singing and acting cast s saidto nave been engaged for this numberThe added attraction is a second musS
number In the shape of fTheMonarchs of Melody meaning BobbyHeath Cbarles ODonnell Gus Beakhart and Charles Shisler
Dr John C Bowker will present hison Theand interesting lecture is
not only gathered from a study of thisyears presentation of the memorableplay but from Dr Bewkers attendanceat tits plays of ISM and 1M
Chick Sale in Country SchoolEntertainment an acrobatic numberentitled Leg Alexandras and Jeffer-son Gorman and Estetfe West in amusical number complete the program
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ACADEMywTbe Stampede-Few draoaatista of the present day
have been more prolMc er tmUwinlrsuccessful than Cecil B DeMWe co-
author with Lillian Buckingham inThe Stampede wnich will be seen at
the weekMiss Buckingham is the star Sfce if-
rupported her own company Ctase-i mates The Genius and The Royal
Mounted are products of his pen andnow The Stampede is said to be
successor to Strongheart MissBuddngbam win be seen in tINt roleof a Indian phi and thestory is taken from the exposure of aconspiracy against the Witch Creektribe of
LYCEUM B3Iy Watson CompanyThe original Billy Watson German
comedian win bring his company tothe new Lyceum Theater this week
Mr Watson is perennial in hisfor making people laugh and this
seasons burlesque is said to bestocked The subject isLevi inIn ther are John West Pat
Kearney Ida Walling Alice Gilbertand LJsette Howe
GAYETY Singers SereaaaersSingers Serenaders of tile best
of present day organisationswill be at the Gayety tills week
This company comes under the direc-tion management of tile
showThe Serenaders will present a new
extravaganza called On theI effects of the
most description The rstact snow the deck of the stenmnfrrpHelena said to be athe famous ocean liners The e ondact the baiirom thPlaza Hotel New York
GRAND VasfleviHetThe A n e Grand Theater will in
augnrata a new poNby begtentng nextThursday afternoon
The program will thereafter be made
of motion pictures TIle coving weeksW1 taMtetfes Tudor and Lawrencedancaws Marie
and Robert McDonaMk theedian
With the anoroacb of Christmas week
arranging special
omnieted the manas m nt of the skatpromises a stellar
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HENRY MILLERProducer and Star of The Havoc
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are next weeks attractions atWashington theaters
Marriage a a Carte coming to theBebteco is described as all aparkle sofar a works music andgirls go The principal parts are thoseof Napoleon Petttagill a genius who hastied from Ms nagging spouse and takenup the life of a traveling showmanand Rosalie PettingUl Ms daughter whois the peeress of all wirewalkers thatever tripped the tigbt rope in addition
person she encounters from sevenseventy Accident throws the PetUn
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engBgement at national Thenter next Monday afternoon
Harry B Smith supplied the book ofthe new work while Gus Edwards andothers furnished tbe nsiwrtc It te in
and thirteen cenes red issaid to excel any of Mr Ztegfcid
Follies There are morethan laft entertainers fn the organiza-tion the most important of whom artBtckei and Watson Bert Williams thecolored comedian and stager BobbyNorth Bflte Reeves William t-
Schrode Quigg and Xlekerson WWants imperial Russian dancer MaxSchenck Charles Hessong and MissLillian Lorraine
Tbe Deserters by Robert Peyton Crier Anna Alice Cbapinat the Colombia next week conafets of an incident and fouracts the scenes of which are pic
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The final subject IB Burton Holmesof travetoiroes at the Columbia
Theater tonight and tomorrowis devoted to a composite of his
experiences in four different hirelings of
In two hours he proposes conducthis audiences twice around worldonce by the land route via SiberiaNorway Denmark Sweden and thence I
home and tfc other way via the searoute through the Sues canal touch-ing Nagasaki Shanghai HongkongSingapore Java Ceylon and thencethrough the Arabian sea and Red
to the Suez canal Then be passesSicily Etna in eruption Marseilles enroute to Part
Pictorily this tour is unequalled byany f Mr Holmes former traveloguesas it contains the best of photographicachievements culled from eighteenyears of tours in foreign lands
Two Dramas PlannedBy Yiddish Company-
Th Princess Theater YMdtofc StockCompany has secured Monday andTuesday of this week to present twosof its most popular plaVs which will bepresented to the Yiddish tongue
For night the bill will beAanw by late Count
Leo Tolstoy adaptations of which havebeen e aayed by such famous Americanactresses as Mrs Flake Mme Kalichand Blanche Tuesday nlzrrrt-this organization will offer APower a serious drama by Dr Hermann the noted Jewish playwrlgi
Both plays will be mounted withadequate scenery and the company willinclude such weHVnown Yiddishers as Sanmei Anrbach Wittlamstein Simon Wolf EllIs SObes teinLouis Goldberg Nathan Cohen AnnieShane Ven Gordon Sarah PedolskyRebecca Roeenbtoom
Academy ConcertFor the concert at the Academy
management has engaged thecomedy teari of Ely and Lewis ir-their act which Includes songs andrapi dialogue Andy Williamswhose coonsnouting has been a draHlag feature for conrertsv will brheard In new melodies and Harry Mar-shal win give the audience humorousparodies and comic songs Motionpictures win be plentifully tnterspeisedbetween the acts
Orchestra To Play-The Apollo Orcnestra
the services at 3Hcf ndree M E Churchthis eveninc Inder the direction ofAlbert P Johnston trrrtemious or-
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Chases Christmas week will will over-flow with holiday tanner aid jaeV dyThe foremost Ka1mar and Jessie Brown t their amusingsnocefts introducing XAls aacfcJtoee-mbe Bugs At JAC 3r 5 r Wx trhHighball Dinah VTNo Thats Wrong add otheractttlstfc blends of dtnce aB r
The added attraction ritt fe Oeotse BReno and companys luUlcivut martialburlesque Tae Misfit Vrm CharlesK Seraon That isbooked Herr Hersogs SSght TrukbHorse in the win beresented for the first time
art Men mtreduci Koch In tbe part of John Ar
kwm be Christinas week ex-traction at the Academy opeafng witha special bottday matinee on Monday
Meredith Nicholson the author is saidhave written a tale both interesting
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String Quartet to Be Featureof Service Christmas
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The choir of St Johns Church underthe direction of H H Freeman organ-ist and choirmaster will give a specialmusical service at the Church of theCovenant on Christmas evening at 73
In addition t the organ accompaniments there will be a string quartet com-posed of Herman C Rakemann first
William B Green second violinJoseph Flnckel viola and Richard Lorleberjr violoncello The instrumentalnumbers for organ and strong quartetwill include Romanza from the
suite by Albert E Matt andthe Swedish Processional March byXaver Scbarwenka
Special selections the choir of mienand boys will be Festival Te Deum-in C major C Warwick Jordan
Glory to God in Ute Highest by ELee Come and Worship the
Heaven by J H Maunder ChristsIncarnation by Myles B FosterJubilate Dee In G J Bap-
tist e Calkin and a festival setting of theMagnificat and Xunc Dimittis in
major as sung at Westminster Abbeyand composed by Matthew Kingston
Tiger Musical ClubsTo Give Concert Here-
For the ant In four years thePrinceton University Musical clubs will
A party of sixty undergradwates comprislng the mandolin ban o and desduos will give a concert at tbe NewWlilard Hotel on Thursday evening Iemher 22 and in honor of their vtettthe Princeton Alumni Association of theDistrict of ColumbiA will give a dancein the ball room following the concert
Miss Kate MacCartney aesisted by theMisses Ruth Parker PortnerCatherine Britton and Julia Heyl hasbeen arranging the dance
The musical clcbe from Old Nassauwin stop m the National Capital ontheir way South for a special holidaytear
Arion Club Announces-An Attractive ProgramT-
he Arton tub will give thirdconcert this Baaaon at Ute clubhousethis evening
An interesting program will be givenwMch InelMiss a cornet solo CujmAnima by Mmoieten Albert B Knowl
a Sfrnares TJOermanTom by Hlckn and a flutesolo a Hosts number by Antonio Cello
Lntsplelfrom Atta a
The musical director of the organisa-tion is Karl Hotor
Musicales Planned-Miss Cryder announces the
of Mme Lisa Lehmann the saglisp composer and her quar-tet at Columbia Theater aft-ernoon January Femrccio Bpianist at the Columbia Theater
Mtochamt the CMumbia Theater Friday
Match andconcert company
Yale Men ConingThe Dramatic Associa-
tion will give a performance of Goldents 11 Ventaglto atTheater Friday afternoonThe famous Italian
in London Assurance
JOHNS CHOIR
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HENRY MILLERN
THE HAVOCBY
H Se SHELDONNEXT WEEK I SEATS ON SALE TUESDAY
OrmeCnldunf Frederick Truesdell entire Xln York cast
HELEN WAREin THE DESERTERS
Reglnnlll with Yhristmas holiday Matinee at 30
Tonight at 830Y LAST TRAVELOGUE
Tomorrow at 430 Burton Holmest
TWO WAYS AROUND WORLD
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WEEK I LlEBlm Cos Production of I SEATS NOW
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MARRIAGE A LA CARTEBy c M s McLELLAX rttrsiC XY tVAN CAYZr
With a Cast of Favorite Comedians and EtraordlnarUyWomen Lavish Scenic Settings
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SAN FRAXCISCO Dee 1 Tie tribeof 2 in hand is w rth tar more than acheck for a miMion
At least thats what tile Baroness vonBxeleben of Germany is saying thismorning after a tedious and embarrass-ing experience la the lockup last nightfor faiiure to settle in caeb an Mtsi aMcant bill at local hotel
The baroness IB the widow of BayouExelebea who had extensive mining
in Mexico when be died at Ala-mos in October XMi He bequeathed tothe baroness the tidy sum of M X ftHK
The baroness had been in town forweek and when the manager ofoffered a check But for some reasonthe didnt look good tohotel Protestations on both sides
Finally the hotel summonedcourse the baronessan outrage To be arrested fe
such a supposed delinquency when mHlions were at her command They didntdo such in Germany she said
However they in America Thatshe discovered to her chagrin and dis-comfort The baroness was baled to apolice station For a time wasplaced iBcoiomumcado but dually afterrepeated supplication sue was allowed-to communicate with friends They
to her relief Of course it wasan a mistake They wouldand
Whoa the police Anally discoveredthat the womans representations worexennin they were of course profuseIn apology But that didnt serve tosalve the hate teettngs of the baronessand her friends The former is makingready to leave town She says SanFrancisco hi a mighty peculiar place
Press Club BeginsHoliday Gayeties
ol tbe National Pressare looking forward to tile gayeties pro-vided for the holidays whichmaw night with tbe annual smoker
Arbwkie tbe actor and Senmai-MacManns the Irisb folk lore authorwere the headliners Members of theclub and their gaeete consulted a barrelof oysters presented by D J Callahan
flrst of tile afternoon gatheringswill be held on Tuesday and these im-promptu entertainments nill continuethroughout the holidays Amusementsand a collation will be the features ofthese affairs
Arrival of StorkMay Delay Coronation
Dec King George maypostpone his coronation it is reportedbecause the stork has his head on oneside and the fairies are magically weav-ing dainty garments for a princelingMay 3 had been selected for the coro-nation because it is Ute Queens fortythird birthday The King and QueenJune six children tbe youngest ofwhom is Prince John in his sixth year
Dr Sperry to LectureDr Lyman Beecber Sperry will de-
liver the first of a series of lecturesthis afternoon at the NationalTheater Twentieth Century AmericaIs the subject chosen Dr forTrs first address
AMUSEMENTS
The wand MirthfulCotnrdl of Many Metro-politan HitsMarion Murray
Elizabeth Tracy K Hvert sad Vm Rlr nJ in theTuneful Jolly Cnmrty-
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The Eminent andFellow Royal Oeoeraphical
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Dr John C BowlerGiving His Magnificently II
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The Passion Play-
T J Gorman Jt Hstrllc WestA Special Ttfftinf
The Popular ProteanOomedian
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MONARCHS OP MELODY IBobby H th Chas
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Latest Catchy Songs in In fcomparable Otmedy
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The only theater In Washington offering exclusively American and for-eign stars of the first rank
NOTE TIRE SPECIAL PRICESReserved
Seats 1Jvlavr Sf Erlnnger Announce the Farewell of the
Greatest Dancer
THE BIG BRIGHT D 1IELODIOI S in SIC t SHOW
Words by H B Smith Music by Raymond Hubbell Staged by JvHaa MSkcM
Original New York Cast 65including Frank Lalor Wheat John Park Josle Sadler Braton Alexis KoslctT and a big chorus of Sweet Girls Vest andWitty Girls
Next Week Seats Ready Thursday at 9 A MSPECIAL CHRISTMAS MATINEE MONDAY
WORLDS LARGEST MUSICAL COMEDY IXSTITUTIOX
EXTRAORDINARY CST OF STAKS AND
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Tuesday ThursdaySaturday
ALL SEATS 5 CENTS
Evenings Best Reserved Seats 25c 35c 50c NO HIGHER
GEORGE A DICKSON PRESENTS
THE CLEVER EMOTION STVR IN
By Cecil B DeMIIIe and Lillian BuckinghamA Play of Western proclivities Splendidly TJTmmted and Carefully Cast
XMAS WEEK THE PORT OF MISSING MEN
Life Motion Picturesand Specialties
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Monday Tuesday WednesdayRight Prices 10 and 20 centsAfternoon 10 cents
Tucker and LawrenceThe Graceful DancersSiddon and Earle
The Iiady DoctorHaloes and Lee
Comedy Singing and DancingMotion Pictures
Starting Tlrarsflsy 3 reels ofMotion Pictures at evory perform-ance
Thursday Friday SaturdaySight Prices 20 aaa 30 centsMatinees 2 p nu all seats lOc
Robert McDonald3usfcal Comedian
Cole and HastingsSinging1 Sketch
Lambert and WilliamsComedians and Dancers
Raymond Leighton MooreTravesty Artists
Ansdel arid DavenportDramatic Playlet
CJeehan Greenwood GbeeanVocalists
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