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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1918

Page

30

Week's Playgoer Guide Updates Washington Stage Scene

This week's guide highlights Polis with Watch Your Neighbor a Morosco comedy opening tonight Belasco to feature America's Answer a key war film Strand shows The Great Love Garden showcases Nell Shipman in A Gentleman's Agreement Knio rebsqoker presents Her Only Way Crandall's features Kitty Gordon in Merely Players SavoF shows Clara Kimball Young in The Savage Woman Columbia screens Rid dle Gawne Gayety offers The Roseland Girls burlesque Lyceum presents The Girls From Joyland Casino presents Uncle Bam's Belles Glen Echo hosts band concerts and fresco amusements Great Falls Potomac Falls and Marshall Hall offer scenic river views Chesapeake Beach boardwalk and water sports The plot of America's Answer centers on a British officer and Hun plotters with a cast led by Gordor Fiddlers Three operetta returns at National Theatre with Belge leading alongside Conkey Groody Intrepid Gayer Belasco screens America's Answer tonight and tomorrow night marks official war-film opening daily matinees ensue

POLIS Belasco America B. F. Keith Grimm Garden Nell Shipman Kniorebsqoker

Watch Your Neighbor melodramatic farce at Pols Theater

Tonight Pols Theater opens Oliver Morosco's melodramatic Farce Watch Your Neighbor by Leon Gordon and LeRoy Clemens set during the war background. The production promises light comedy with a brisk pace and lively dialog.

Pol’s Theater Oliver Morosco Leon Gordon LeRoy Clemens

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