Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1900, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1900-24 PAGES. foxe: nel | shows bears anime t unique ren a ts will be Mr es Hyer, Chart Aside. » Vadis” play: in Phila- * Davis is to be as “playing in ed will retu fall with a to the w pl stage in author who farce calle an optior re to pro- the Madi- ‘ ¥ will sail for G ar for the will be in M 1 a one-act " will be put on at Em York, when « wn. Jessie w in the first 1 Margaret in in the second. Stewart, aut produced In New cuglish manager, heap, claptrap af- 9 metropolitan ac- ye of the Ma i to write the m h ; or of the Scranton Re- ral Toc “al parties will be the w opera is pre- responsible for one ng that fs worthy of ¢ two parts are played act is plainly set forth ers much favorable ati this week. files Shine. » well-known charac- |¢ f animai | ¥ leading man at the Empire Theater, e end of which he will be- a trip Ss contemplating health i recovered pla well known in Washington, the Her- anders, Monday will be the pla Crabtree is to be an guest has great seph_ Brooke confidence in velyn Arby Ml back him with Augustus d to write a p of which produce eld, has t hts and Contr will not b: in London for a remarkable Robert Hit rs’) in eling nd led Arance The great < Mr. of the pie American ay's “*Educa- Frohman is re- ur tirely too bi sad annual t certain lady ched the ja-nily re coast. company held avid Harum” in Edwa ard Rose, who rsals com- t public » place at William HL. Crane and their first 1 of Henry Miller opens in San Franci Land remains there until th: Ist of ber. He will have a strong suppor pany, ineluding Frank Worthing, wh Ire. so acceptably f the entur week, will likely b. comedy under the Ss Hiil next season, was with ville that next she wi Jersey ment city, with P. where B. hi time I Companys his embarking in the . Billy Johnson of company a al theatri- department jor of being ad- He # has the h William Johnson, ran by birth. M. Db.” Bigelow, the come ld company, is report hed with disinfectant nesday night in a Ni y Marie Allen, who had been 1 from the same company through the comedian’s complaints. everal men watched the affray and prevented outside erference. of “Girl From Maxim’s” fame, has sued the vania railroad for . covering a loss from her trunk While she was en route to this city mber. Among the tracted from her t Josephine Hall, of silk stoc! rs Hall had in Naughty An- : Johnson Johnson, the ™ heat ant per a brill Cape May 4 lasting impres: ing of her instru Arthur fs to h: ler & Co. Lost River.” play, still re- membered. It enjoys the paradoxical dis- tinction of being one of the freshest plays that ever eventuated. Ih sticking to In- diana, Mr. Arthur di a persistence which is positively B John Grieves, well-known in Washington as the former manager of the Bijou Thea- ter, is now a@ member of the firm of Rey- nolds & Grieves of the theatrical exchange, New York. The firm now has two attrac- tions on the road, “The Merry Revelers,” a burlesque organization, and a farce en- titled, “Who Owns the Baby?" Harry St. Clair ‘of this city, formerly connected with the Bijou, fs doing advance work for the combination. Maude Adams has added to her fame by posing for a gold statue, in which she typifies the ideal American girl. The value of metal in the casting is said to be $1: 000. The statue will be shown at the Paris exhibition and afterward exhibited through- out this country. The fig is girlish and very pretty, and is clothed @ suit the taste of the Dluest stockinged bachelor maid of Boston. A sensational incident occurred last night at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, where the grand opera of “Carmen” was ‘being presented with Calve in the title role. At the conclusion of the brawl & while dancing In the isha” in Boston last ompson slipped and just above the ankle. w which prohibits an offender was price of Mansfield has a} ng. and ng the seats William Faversham has just sign3d @ con- between two gypsies, in which one of the participants Is being worsted, Calve 1s Supposed to tush forward and save the life of the defeated man. ‘he great so- prano rushed in between the combatants last night, and In the confusion was struck heavily in the body and knocked senseless to the stage. The curtain was lowered, but after a wait of about ten minutes the ac- tion of the opera was resumed at the point of interruption. Great applause wes given | tenct with Charles Frohman for another | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSE Bx Je | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. - AMI 'SEME E NTS. Washington’s The Always B | J 0 U CO L U BIA eS end Favorite GRA The 2K i Theater. Best. THEATER Eugene Wellington, Week March 26-31 Jacobs and Lowry’s Pretty Manager. Burlesque Company in Extravaganza and Vaudeville. THE ERRY AIDENS. ‘Two Separate and Distinct Burlesques “The Merry Maidens at the French Ball” and the “Merry Maidens’ Seminary” “Fun at a Young Ladies’ Boarding School.” ty Pretty Girls in the Cast. Nobby Costumes ---Elaborate Scenery. OLIO. Jollie Nellie Hanley. A Sweet Singer and a Premier Bur- lesqner. Madden and Farnum, Ambassadors From Eri The Sisters Revere, Rag-Time Singers and Hax-Time Daneers. Tiss Josie Flynn, The Chic Sor tte. Ed. Brennan, Sam Rice and Jim Lowry, All Fun Creators. The Two Judges, Wonderful Acrobats. Best Seats Mats., 25: SMOKE. Telephone 2164. WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB. Spring Meet April 2-14. Subscribing Members Badges for the Year or Spring Meet Now Ready, Terms of Subscription. year (teu ladies’ ges for each meet- For the Spring or Autuma Meeting, with ten lai izes, $ bseription now open at GUZMAN’S, in Droop's. mah So HALL, wooo om SATURDAY, larch 31, Lafayette Coliege Glee, Banjo and Man- dolin Clubs. 38.15, _Seats, 50e. aul Se., at Guzian’s, in Droop’s. LAFAYETTE | ssouaeey Electric Elevator to Baleony and Gallery. STRAKOSCH OPERA GO. Direction Elgar Strakoseh, POSITIVELY FARE LL PERFORMANCE, TONIGHT, ICARMEN _wh19-6t-20 Fvenings, 2c. CHARLES FROUMA Julia larlowe In CLYDE FITCH'S Snecessful American Drama, BARBARA FRIETCHIE. Next We elling— May Irwin in Sister Pas: ‘Tomorrow SOUSA and His Band. it it wasnane ‘ON'S Columbia, }se Tomght at 8:15—Last Time of =<|Mildred Holland Calve upon making her appearance after the accident. The only theatrical event of importance in New York this week was the indictment of Olga Nethersole for playing japho.”” William Gillette Introduces a novel sys- tem of curtain raising In his play, “‘Sher- lock Holmes.” Just before the act is to begin the entire house is plunged into abso- lute darkness. When the electric glow is flashed on again, the curtain is up, the actors are in their place and the play pro- ceeds. This new order of things is said to please the audience mightily. What appears to be a truthful story ts told by Sylvia Lynden, late leading lady of a Boston theater stock company. It is to the effect that while going through one of the scenes of the play presented a bunch of violets was tossed to her by an old lady, and upon examination it was discovered that a check calling for $5,000 was attached thereto. Miss Lynden immediately resigned her position and returned to New York with her friend, the donor of the check. This story is almost the limit as regards strange stage experiences. SS A Cold Snap. From the Philadelphia Record. “I haven't had @ bite for three days,” sald the hungry tramp. “Poor man,” remarked the kind-hearted old woman; “I haven't any dog to set on you, but if ‘you stay out long enough per- haps you will get frostbitten.” ——_ +«-+ ___ Doctor—“Well, I consider the medical pro- fession very badly treated. See how few sseeimente there are to famous doctors or urgeons."” “The Patient—“Oh, doctor! leek at our cemetery.” —Tit-Bits, = Phenomenally Popular Polite Vaudeville Manager Chase is pleased to present next week, CISSIE LOFTUS The Week Beginnigg [londay Evening $s - _MARCH 26 SAFBURDAY MATINEE ONLY, FRANK DANIELS The World’s Highest larie in His Big Comic Opera Hit Greatest aes Vaudeville of all “TH F AM FE R 99 Star. Artistes. e _— Music by Victor Herbert, Composer of ‘*The Wizard o' the Nile’? and “‘The Idol’s Eye.” And The Three And ! The Brothers Book by Frederic Ranken and Kirk La Shelle. Mortons. Murray. Ganon a ibe ; ie NEW YORK OPINION. a = rey cxaniie ‘he ee the ont zee Laph the essctel tiled in caarater mate” The Great Tie Four EOnENES rhe most icy aod dashing | yay mec sateen’ al oscte ations" | Goldin, Dawsons, INTER OC fhe ‘Ameer’ is by far the TELEGRAM: “Mr. Daniels i rebably without _ best vehicle foand for bis peeuliar | a peer on the comic a Last night —— humor, istible, whatever form | ed the people of all ott te donbtent it there tan} Viason and Kreisel’: Tt Is quite the best th ae eR MME Ae Ia Se Francis. ee L ‘CISSIE LOFTUS. | NEXT ATTRACTION APRIL 2, ONE WEEK ONLY. Comedy—Mu Magic—Dancing—Novel FP. ZIEGFELD'S PRODUCTION, aN HELD | April 2d Week--A FIVE STAR BILL. Mr. EDWIN MILTON ROYI cading xponents of Refined Farcical Sketches and Mrs. . the Le Drai | a3] eet | SOLARET, LOUISE cxxixe | LITTLE ELSIE, j : AND OIIGINAL, COMPANY. lee ee eee % | The only rival of | ‘ro ayol's iow we Sill Guerre eecie Up all or weleyhous, | “Queen of Light. { The Bachelor Club. Cissie Loftus. “As clean and sw like din et as a rose and sparkling dis, ‘Papa's Wife’ proves that de- generacy and salaciousness are not essential to a long run, For months it has Jammed the Manhuttan.""—New York Journal, Feb. 11. _|NATIONAL| a Monday Night THE PARTICULARLY DAILY pat. SEATS 25c, © Pees and 50c. te BUY SEATS AHEAD FOR BOTH GREAT BILLS. ACADEMY 25¢., 50c., 75¢. and $1.00. Sueise’ MONDAY NIGHT, “ MATS. 25 & 50c. ED. W. COOK Presents the Greatest of all Colored Comedians, COLE ma JOHNSON am A FARCE COMEDY ATRIPTeCOONTOWN ALA. . Popular With the People. WEEK BEGINNING IAL ENGAGEMENT op The Only Woman Comedian on the Stage. MAY In the Genuine Comic Novelty, A Trip to Coontown. Coon Songs by the Real Coons. New Songs, Dances, Specialties, Scenery, Pallets and Comedians. Next Week--HOYT’S A BLACK SHEEP KERNAN’S. NATIONAL TOMORROW 8 O’Clock. Phil Sheridan’s City Sports. NIGHT AT Th_ Beautiful, Marvelous Last Appearance Here Before Departure for Europe, MOULIERE SISTERS. ext Week—Robt, Manchester's CRACKER JACKS, ‘mbi9-6t \ EXC URSTON S, ETC. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. In Her Greatest Success, ISTER MARY Exactly the same inimitable production, with the same catchy songs, pretty girls and infectious humor which captivated New York clty this winter for over 5 months. APRIL 2-THE FAMOUS BISTONIANS) In Victor He Single Fare, 10c. od until used.) ‘TIARSHALL HALL. nace 1900. FAMOUS PI t'a Latest Composition, VICEROY. ” TOMORROW, SUNDAY NIGHT, Columbia Theater. cial rates te or} Avpls nizations, churches and s0- st. wharf. > FT. MYER, 7 ARLINGTON — & FALLS CHURCH Lines. Cars from Aqueduct bridge balf-hourly for Arling- ton and hourly for Falls Church from 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. f SOUSA NEXT MONDAY NIGHT AND HIS BAND. AT THE Cones oe CONCERT AT 8:15, In Aid London Mansion House Relief Fund. NOTED ARTISTS. HALEY’S ORCHESTRA. Couns LIQUID AIR with actual demonstrations. mb22. it For Mount Vernon. HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON (DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED). IRON STEAMER CHARLES MACALESTER. Heated Througbout = “tee LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE. MARCH 25, AT 3 P.M. LECTURE BY Showing its wonderful properties for the Jaboratory and other scientific work—as well SUNDAY, as its practical uses for refrigerating pur- nd announces the only appearance ad = ; } a 5 Leaves 7th st. wharf 10 a.m. 45 p.m. Admission - = = 50 Cents. by Prof, We Ge Peciiiaar Sete aver | August E. Gans of Chicago | Arrives Washington due 1:40 snd 8:15". at 7 clive uigrest expense and involving much For the Special Information of the Honorable ! Fare, round trip.. --60 cents 3 trouble. This is the great scientific exhibit Committee on Claims of the U. Senate. Admission to grounds and mansion, “2 WEDNESDAY, of the season. Reserved seats now to be Subject: Cafe on steamer. Tel. 825. COLUMBIA | es bad ‘at Sanders & Stayman’s, 1327 Ft. “PHIRTY-SEVEN YEARS OUT OF CO = MARCH 23; 3: B.w., at SUc. and 75c, mh21-28tt MY COUNTRY, MY GOVERNMENT AND L KEL LO Gl The general pubule, all persons with just claims | For Mt. Vernon, inst ail wage carners, the depart- V RIFLES’ HALL, ¢,s" 22". menta of the government and the entire pres are | Alexandria and Arlington. cordially inv: \C TBAINS, STATION 13% —— th AVE. BI RD CA RNI AL SEDSESDAY EVENING, MARCH tCH SAT ne FA ah ir ees Tor Alexandria and Atlington, see ached ‘ermon, gerd how fg 40 &.m. to 3 p.m. ROUND TRIP to Mt. Vernon, Soc. Hound 1 Benefit . Arli sunxanssonmoue |, ELBERT HUBBARD, |NEW GRAND a ae Pe Tickets exchanged ra Cant after March 26, eg es on Philistine," “A Message to POPULAR POLITE VAUDEVILLE. WASH. De eX ANDEIA & MT. VERNON RY. mete Hogatters and Ther Wore Set: “Te! 7 RA KENDALL fres-iza “Mr. Hubbard is as handsome as a picture—hand- <i t 8, his. published America’s Most Noted Monologist. ACADEMY— tei & Ted py, tna talks ikea combination ot alt Te OLAN AND LENHARIE ig) eee & VWyashington A Drama of Reat arene: wees Oo Mile. Olive, Kudara’s Japavese MAN °S eR Ree re ed ee eye See gat ene = Co. Heart Interest. AD: ‘SAG AP GUIANA a = yap SMATS 8t-£0 $1.50, FOR NOVELTIES: Sheppells Sisters, Harding & Anta: Stea boat I : N I =MY Dally Mat. 25 cEvenins 25 & Scan seats | __ Every is Ea Bear for, Norfolk. Newpo:t ‘The Wi idea ‘Gre ae a : RIFLES’ HALL, oof ST BE Eas, | HSK Cissie Loftus ®,"2tjom Seats on sale now. Mr. THEODORE BALCOCK and a Strong Cast. Reserve them In advance. Next Week—Seats Selling New— Monday. » March 26, 4:15. mei zon = = - Cole & Johnson Tuesday, March 27, 4. | National Rifles’ Hall. In MAJOR J. B. POND Has the Honor to Present | SAT.. MON. A TRIP TO COONTOWN. and TUES., 26, 28, 27 at § STORY OF LIFE aa. Si Tis’ F REV. JOHN Qirs. Hi. E. Monroe OF ‘oe a pepe Aw ™~. —— ius- SS ae “Benefit i Sibley Hi Hiospital. Ernst Seaton-Thompson, NATURALIST, ARTIST, AUTHOR, In His Popular Lectures, “WILD ANIMALS.” Personality of Wild Animals at Home. English Cathedral Towns. MISS PITTS' THIRD TRAVEL TALK Lr. Ly. ar. ar. ar. the: WIMODAT oe Aten NEW YORK AVS, Tilustrat ith over Stereopticon Views. Ran ee rin Monde # kondon ee, Seats us eala ae Genan's see an Pa. ave. xsi ays: ola ; Se. | Admission, Reserved seats, gui. Z French Cities. Single ticke = we ee Glatt st BRADSURY'S, TS Pan tre. mise at | mye JNO. CALLAHAN. General Manager