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TWO THEATRICAL" SECTION THE PITTSBURG PRESS -SUNDAY MOR English at popular prices will given, and Marguerlta Syrva Is proa- Wx- i i v- A jf IS, 4- -'-v---v. .7 -ox- 1 hi DONA ELISA COT7SINO. Former dancer to the court of Spain, who will appear twice each flay this week at the Davis theater- Italian Soldiers at the Front MAVD GRAY AND LENA GLAZE. The diving nymph with Winston's Waer Lions ami Dlvin N'vmphs. to b.j sua In Pittsburg ir.n first tirro ut the Davis theater this wegk.

AT LOCAL THEATERS. DAVIS. Managers Harry Davl and John I. Harris havt arranged a proKram 01 high-grade vaudeville for the current week at the Davis theater. As a special feature.

Winston- water lions and diving nymphs, an aquatic apec-tacle. will be exhibited. The company eon-lsts of nine people, two of them daring girl aquatic experts, and a school of trained ea Hons. They perform in a hug crystal tank. Insinuated Into a setting representing rocky sea coast.

Aa their lithe figures perform graceful maneuver the sea 'Hons imitate The bill also will Introduce Don Kduardo and Dona Eliea Cansino. These are the delight ful young Spanish virtuosi who were brought to this country a few year ago by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish to entertain America's smart set at Newport and New York. They are the official dancers to Hi Majesty Kln? Alphonso, the Thirteenth, and th Koyal Court of Spain, and typify the Spanish dances of romance. Homer Dickinson and Gracie Deagon.

musical comedy favorites, will give a 'paprika of chatter and song. Joseph Santley and Jack Norton will show their versatility in a eongologue. Andy Rice, the popular monologist. is coming with a new line of chatter and topical songs. Mr.

Iiice is a comedian who intersperses his routine chatter with impromptu witticisms. l.iho natl, the ragtime will play a selection of syncopated mtlo-dlee and classic rhapsodies. The Collins troupe will provide diversion by physical culture stunts. A bit of musical comedy will be contribute by Spear and Kelly. Extraordinary contortions will be performed by Her man and Shirley, who twist their supple bodies into all sorts of serpentine shapes.

Jack Bassit and Owen Kailey win interject a dh 01 noveny im i startling exhibition of etjuUibrism. Moving pictures, showing important news events, chieily relative to the war, will be offered In addition to the vaudeville numbers. HARRIS. The famous Berlo Diving Girls, a amily famed on the Pacific coast or aquatic honors, will be the sen-wna'ole headline attraction of the line-act bill at the Harris theater his week. Five of Father Neptune's inarming daughters will be seen in act.

Other bookings include Ce-ina's Circus, a novelty animal offer-ng. A hodge-podge of merriment If promised by the Clover Leaf Trio which is comprised of two haracters and a girl. Jack Polk, the monologist, has few equals on the circuit. Fisher and Gllmore will present for second time on any stage "The Bashful Beau." Alice Gilmoie in syncopated melodies is the billing of a sprightly miss who has a real singing voice. Senna and Weber aro travesty artists.

Martin and Hall, th-i dancing boys, who were featured In Neil O'Brien's minstrels last season, will make their initial appearance in vaudeville In Pittsburg. A Keystone comedy will be the film feature. SHERIDAN SQUARE. The headline attraction at the Sheridan Square theater for the first half of this week will be Will Oak-hind in a new skit. There Is a bit of a story, but the success of the skit depends on the voice of Oakland ud his associate players.

Other attractions include Fred Pistol and dishing, blackface comedians; Fred and Mabel Henning, jugglers; Ed Marshall, the ehalkologlst; the Gladiators, acrobatic feats, and a new episode In tfy "Neglected Wife" serial. For -the last three days "The Headliners." a. miniature musicaH comedy. Is the topline attraction. Circus days will be recalled by Sully, Rogers A Sully, who will repeat their trampoline act.

Lillette, the dancing and singing girl, with her violin playing, is an attraction extraordinary. Adelaide Hazel are sisters who form a delightful combination. The film feature will be a new chapter of "The Mystery of the Double Cross." ACADKMV. The Academy will open Us fall season next Saturday night with theater renovated and re-decorated and with a new burlesque company. The first attraction 8 entitled the "Sunshine Girls" and will remain over the week of Aug.

6. Producer Gus Arnold has engaged Comedian Billy Mossey. Ho will be surrounded by James Dailey. Irish funmaker. Max Gordon, Sammy Jacobs, Hebrew comedian.

Jack Christie, Billy Howell and Gus Arnold. Edna Raymond, prima donna, Phillls EUls. Lillian Palmer and Dolly Sterling, the girl with the big voice, will have the feminine roles. There will be 25 girls in the chorus. Ortenta will offer a dance as an added attraction.

"The Sunshine Girls" will be in six big scenes, two acts, and 15 song numbers. The first part Is "Pittsburg of Today" and the second act Is entitled "The Maxins Frolic." Living pictures will conclude the second part. KEXNYWOOD PARK. Visitors to Kennywood today wilt find a fine music program awaiting them, Nirclla's band being the attraction. At afternoon and evening concerts special features will be ln- DAVIS Vawtfevllle.

5 PITT Itallaa War 8REHIDAN Vaudeville. I HARRIS Vaudeville. A VIST Burlesque Saiirday. I Saturday). K- tt Two of the famous Berlo girls who will appear with their sisters In a sensational diving1 act at the Harris theater this week.

Lillian Berlo. the champion of the Pacific coast, is sitting on the spring board. Italian war pictures to be shown for theater this week. chestra of forty men under the direction of Carl Bernthaler. A large crew of men Is utilized back of the stage for sound and voice effects that greatly enhance the atmosphere of the picture.

WEST VIEW PARK. The Pittsburg Orchestra band will furnish the concerts today at West View park. The summer dancing season at the resort is at its height and the big floor is crowded every night. While amusement devices have been largely patronized, rowing and motorboating have attracted many. Picnics this week are as follows: Monday St.

Ann's church. Millvale. Anchor club dance in the evening. Tuesday St. Anthony's church, Millvale.

Wednesday St, Joseph's Roman GIRLS TO DIVE IN TANK WITH TRAINED SEALS. There should be more than passing Interest in the exhibition which Winston's Water Lions and Diving Nymphs will give at the Davis theater this week as a special attraction in the program of nine vaudeville acts. A reservoir in which a counle of shapely girls and a school of seals swim and dive. Is the laritest portable glass tank ever constructed. Jt car- ries 00 square feet of two-Inch Imported plate glass, making a transparent surface which reveals every act and movement of the swimmers.

Sixty thousand gallo'ns of water are required to All it and this gives the tank a total weight of tons. Prof. H. W. Winston is responsible for the novel idea of introducing his diving girls with the trained seals.

A distinctive feature of the attraction Is the surprising degree of Intelligence Prof. Winston has developed in his mammals. the affair being under the auspices of the Serbian War Orphans Relief committee. The Scottish Clans wUl hold forth Saturday. PALM GARDEN PARK.

Crowds continue to flock to beautiful Palm Garden park for each dancing session. Every Tuesday night is 'set aside as one-step night. Thursday night is termed Party new opera with a aew company. Joe Wtkf non tKat there win iu romantic eomle r.iimvn. whn it i tour the soming season.

LlXXle Rnflinn gaged for "Friend The play 6wra opie. It will open at the Booth theater. New York OU "Vt ln th wmpny are Ed- Lowell. John L. SMa.

Florence E4-ney and Wallaee Erskine. LYCEUJ.1 TO OFFER VARIETY OF SHOWS THE COMING SEASON Many high class attractions ar Included on the list of bookings of the International i. nun win K'JD. P'ttsburr. oiner Dig rltls th COminir Kaann -rv.

5Hiw-btwVn shows Hn4 fruuuciions ana an effort will be made to have them visit the cities alternately. Among the shows scheduled for the Lyceum are: "The Cinderella MarT an.F" Bean. "The Woman Pays." "A Hawaiian Butterfly." "doing StraiehV" in "HelI Nw York." th Jimmy VJ Pre.tt'r Baby." "Which One Shall I Irry," "Mtt and JefTs "Peg My Hart '-rh. White and FrUz "Turn Back the Hours' "Bringing Uo Father Abroad." "In Old New ln "Come Back Er.ln,V Thomas Bhea fn "Common Haltoa Powel ln "Oh. Doctor" "Katzenjammer Kids.

"Arizona? Hu fc-eamon's "Colored Jubilee" "Stop Look Listen." "The OH Home- Hapfy HolUgan Honey-moon. ACTRESS PLANS TO OPEN CHORUS GRLS SCHOOL. A chorus girl philanthropy In the form of a school which is to attempt to teach the use of correct English announced as being fostered by antha Pattlson. who played the part of Elizabeth Saunders in "Our lt. HeFK MI5" ptton left with her husband Roy C.

Wileox. for thl front where she Is to be engaged in aCe nursi" nd Mantel announcnt made before sh, left that $10,000 of her money was to be spent in that wav a-irTs 13 f'r '8Uch fh PirE nd minor players a 1 Wvmr.ked ent." the personnel of w-hom is to be determined bv Produc'-- themselves. Some fI.Para1rainrs hv uggeSf.l that ft might be well to extend the wn stage already Ped the chorus Victoria to Open Soon. ine Victoria theater, devoted to i burlesque, will open its season Saturday night, Aug. ll.

and under the new policy the best class of this type of entertainment will be presented. departure from last season. when wiutca, will o. 1 Presentation of traveling shows nracuon8 are to be fur nished by the American Burlesoue association. It is the purpose of the management to give wholesome burlesque, in which there will be nothing to offend the refined taste.

Jack Jones, for a number of vears the manager of Thurston, the magician! will have charge of the house The opening attraction is "The WU1 new features and a cast of well known comedians. SCRATCH YOUR NAMElnd.PbIrn her heart with a Diamond; it forever the (rift of a UfeMmV credit. Lortl3 Co" Ltbert Last Six Times This Week Official War Films of the Italian Corernment "The Italian Battlefront" Matinee (2:15) 25c, 50c, 75c Night (8.15) 25c to $1.00 IPIXT 7th St. a Penn Sympheny Orchestra of 40! Utt ThiAfLand E.a. Li NIRELLA'S BAND PATRIOTIC CONCERTS EXTRA ATTRACTION 3 SAILOR DOYS picnicssiiows-Fon 9 DANCING EVERY NIGHT "THE SUNSHINE GIRLS" WITH BILLY MOSSEY Dolly Sterllmar.

Jaaaee DaDly. aad Other Poaalar Barleaejaera. EXTRA -CUssy Dancer. "0RIENT0" Paataar Bitla 9. EE Taie Afteraooa aad ick I'l llBluuH ORCHESTRAL.

BXSj 5C BeUeva and rerab. nn SPANISH DANCING PAIR TO BE SEEN AT DAVIS. Andalusia, the home of romance and beautiful women, was the birthplace of Senorlta Dona Ellsa Cansino and Senor Don Cansino. the young "dancers of the Imperial court of Spain, who are to perform in vaudeville at the Davis theater this week. From Seville also came Car-in en, and many of the other romantic figures of fact and fiction, with Catholic church, Bloomfield.

Thursdaj- First Evangelical Protestant church. Sit. Washington. Saturday Advisory council Ortler Independent Americans; Daughters of Liberty; Boyd's Business college. GAYETV.

The Gayety theater will open Its season next Saturday evening, with Arthur Pearson's "Step Lively Girls." Mr. Pearson will present a burlesque attraction that will be burlesque In name only. The cast Includes among others. Rich (Shorty) McAllister, an English music hall comedian, who was first seen In this countrv with Karno's In an English Music Hall." Harry T. Shannon and Maudie Heath.

Conroy and LeMaire have returned to vaudeville with the biggest laughing success of their career. It is called "For Sale, a Ford," and will be offered as the top line attraction in the bill of nine acts at the Davis theater next week. These comedians have the record of" a succession of hits. The Passing Show of 1013 took them away from vaudeville. Julia Arthur will sta under the management of Klaw Erlanger next season.

Miss Arthur is now playing over the Orpheum circuit in Liberty Aflame. She will probably appear in a new play upon a war theme. Harry Lauder's revue. "Three Cheers," is proving a great draw at King's theater, Portsmouth. where it is appearing as beautiful to the eye as attractive to the ear.

The Lauder part is taken by Harry Mer-rylees. Alic Lauder, brother of the comedian, is in the supporting case "The Chatterbox." Bayard Velller'a coraedy, and his first departure from the field of melodrama, was given its first public presentation in Stamford, yesterday. William Harris. producer of "The Thirteenth Chair," is also the managerial sponsor for "The Chatterbox," and Miss Fay Bainter. "the acting find of a generation," will be seen in the principal role.

There will he no successor to the late Sam Chip, of Chip Marble. John W. Dunne. Mary Marble's manager-husband, has just announced that Miss Marble will star next year ALL SUMMER! which the literature of sunny Spain abounds. The Cansinos.

brother and sister. are children of the famous Andalu-sian dancing master. Senor Don Antonio Cansino, and are respectively aged CO and 21. They left their native Seville when they were mere children, on the Invitation to dance be fore their royal majesties. King Al phonso the Thirteenth and Queen Vic toria.

These charming young fcnan- ish dancers came to America five years ago. alone. John L. Golden, who wrote "The Clock Shoo' for the famous team, will find sufficient time to write another vehicle for her. with Frank Craven as a collaborator.

Rose Coghlan, who celebrated her fiftieth year on the stage shortly oe-f or a her daughter. Rosalind Cochland. starred her Ornhtum tour in "Our Little Bride." and who was lately featured in "Our Betters." is likely to be seen again in vaudeville. She has a sketch called "The Deserter." said to be a timely comedy 'written by Wil-lard Mack and Thomas F. Fallon.

Otto Haerbach has returned from the west and is busy making "The Aviator." a musical comedy, for Cohan Harris. In its new form it will be called "Goinar Ud." While In Salt Lake City, his home town. Mr. Hauer-bach built a few houses with some of his surplus funds. William Cary Duncan has r-to New York to supervise r'i for "His Little Widows." tht play which this week will omi.

a Ions season in Boston and elsswUv. William Faversham announces a production of George Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance" for the early fall. "His Little Widows" will be the first play to the present season in New York. It will begin a Jiew season next week. It was one of the last to succumb to the heat of Broadway.

William Cary Duncan, the principal ccntributor of this musical comedy, is at North Brookfield. where he is finishing some new stage offerings, for the seasqn. Henry W. Savage has engaged Margaret Jarman. mezzo-soprano from Los Angeles, who has sung dramatic prima donna roles in grand opera in Continental Europe and this countiy, to appear in musical comedy.

3 he is personate Therese, queen of the Parisian Apaches, with Mitzi." in "Pom-Pom." beginning a tour of the south and far west early in Semtem-ber. The music season will begin later than that of the dramatic Stage. There is to be a season of the Chicago grand opera company in New York as well as the Metropolitan and Herr Oscar Hammerfstein makes his annual announcement that opera in VOCXL EN'JOT IOCRSELF AT pALnennDEfj In the Beautiful South Hills POPULAR DANCES Tues. Night OXE-STEP CLUB Thurs. Xight PARTY XIGHT Sat.

Xight ENERAL DANCING Cader the Peraanal IHrrtioa PKOF. B. O. BLACKBIKV. Big String Orchestra Caadr GUea aa Priaea Ktctt TfcM7 Majat BeechTlew.

Mt. Lebaaoa aad Brook Cars. For opea dates call Ceurt ORPHANS' PICNIC Annual Outing of Allegheny County Orphans Order Fraternal Patriotic Americans CONNEAUT LAKE, AUG. 4 Fare Rounl Trip $1.50 Trains Leave B. O.

Water St. Station 7:30 A. M. North Side B. 0.

Station, 7:15 aad 7:45 A. M. ACADEWf REOPENS HIGH CLASS BURLESQUE Sat. Mat. A 'Via-fct- A mm.

Xk alaa ireck Mrnrn Ana. eta. Saaae Pepalar Prleea. STAGE FULL OF PRETTY GIRLS ri i ALICE McBRIDE, With Will Oakland In a new skit, a tthe Sheridan square theater this week. troduced.

Instrumental soloists will give selections and the Three Sailor Boys, singing and dancing comedians, have been engaged as an added attraction. The new floral beds are blossoming. This will be a week of big picnics beginning with the annual outing of the Monongahela Valley Odd Fellows and on Wednesday the merchants ot Verona. Oakmont and vicinity will spend the day at the park. Thursday will be Serbian day.

Scenes taken from the Official the last time In Pittsburg at the night while on Saturday night general dancing Is in order. Palm Garden is reached by Beechvlew, ML Lebanon or Brookllne cars. PITT. The final week of "The Italian Battlefront," the first and only authentic war films of the Italian government to reach the United States, will continue in the Pitt theater tomorrow. There will be afternoon and evening performances.

These pictures which were exhibited for the first time in America in Tittsburg, will be taken to New York and given an elaborate production next week. Kihibitiom in all the large cities of i oisies ana cunaaa win ifiuuu.uuii vi ne Ital ian Battlefront" in the Pitt theater. la elaborated by an augmented or IMG Ctraneea 8mlthfiM t'm. Poaw Way. Pitt Parsanally MR.

Thurston's Water Lions and Diving Nymphs OPEN THEATER ALWAYS 20 DEGREES COOLER THAN OUTSIDE Directed by HARRY DAVIS Tidwa Htm ami NIGHTS 1001 Baa. Sth Aw Oliver Ave. Seats 2Se XtilS WATER This Week Beginning Tomorrow, Matinee, Th World's Best FIRST PITTSBURGH PRESENTATION OF THE NEW YORK HIPPODROME'S AQUATIC TRIUMPH 0IMJG HVMPCJS LIONS 50c trfk I M- 7CI Re- 525c "ZXl' senred and sac Seats VaudevilleTwice Every Day SANTLY NORTOn COkk6V LeMAIRtt Beautiful Girls and Educated Gaal in rhrimtr ftnnrrc LAR6EST CLASS TANK IN THE WORLD 0UT.KELLERM1NIMB ANNETTE rEltERMlM BAuiiOFF GIRLIE c- rr -if" y- -( i rT2 ll nM' AM9.Tl0M HCTURE WEttK AU6UT 6thl Hippodrome aquatlo sptMl 8fir-J ir a iAXisXt. I -XJr 1 rToAE lOc and 20c ltlT APPEARANCE OK THE BERLO DIVING GIRLS CELIXA'S CIRCUS i'. i I i 'argest Tank Kver DTfar4 FI8HER G1L.MORE ALICE GILMORE THE HARRIXGTOXS- THEATER ellgata 6E0.

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