The Washington times., 1894-12-13
COMING TO THE THEATERS.


Manager Alien will present a. Alhau ;h's
Grand Opera House next week, George Ed
ward 5 En- slisl Coapaay in that rolic&ing
comedy entitled "A Ga cty Girl" The scenes
of "A Gaie:y Giri' ase laid in some p:en7Gre
groun IS and n Nice, where you get view Of
Monte Carlo, an the stage is perpetulily
file with beve5 oftAe mai!ens, AL wearing
handsome dresses. singing and doing spec al
ties In the 80 oni at there is carnival
dauca ty three han2sono younc woren.
daintily al. Iher. are comph,a ,a.ions apI
DISCUSSES in The pece, but ~ DO not hor-
der upon trlvesry. Gad tho uanacr in which
they are n IncI is r.A j. da.i-a,ill. III,
text :ariy p;is Is with witty lines an the
interest nsy-r aaS' iur an instant. Some #
the paople wh) contribute to the eI 'elient
entertainment furnished by a G&.;y Girl"
ar. Mrs=r-. Harry Moakhouse Chaf.es RyleY,
Fr i Kaye. Louis Eraaae!d, Cecil Ecpo
5ii-srs Jui:ot Nesyl e. 3.aud To- son. C.s>y
t.iEG@ra!t. Dc-!.h3 --;oce MaE.e E"fte,
SO; his Il..ot aud E:hrI 81 v n. 4 ! ar4
TO ouch Y ytompeicu ior the ar ) 10 wii;th
t5ey are assigned, and tEey and the r i:~sc-
cat 5 contribute au even ny OF ajG;l7e sea-
waieh Viii lie new ali re.r5shins il th-s
ely.
DeWoli Hopper's latest aud greatest comic
OF era success which iecenty closed its re-
nafkaLly ri lant run OF ,!eyen weeks at the
Broadway Thealrr, :,ew YORK G Y, viii be ltre-
scented for the iir-t tine i'll Washington on ncXt
Monday evening II the New Na,ioaa! Thea.re.,
Ii is eni.;ied Dr. s. ntaX. ana : an adapt :
ton rom tie lainuns Ge y ~ Play o. As y
tnlrcdei.' frs IL VIII ID TCGl il Lt r.@ol tcCE
his we'll known comedy cf "ScEuo'.' y lte
librelto winch is said 10 bc rs nj o hrisht
lines AID witty sayiHrs "a au Lur.i Ia pa,t-
ding Is OF plaGss. i 5:om he II lie en- Gi J.
CheeVcT ooGw II. V Il; . tie tEu-iGi music ci
tie score Is b. NCo san Morse. III, tai III, i
cCfnl o~tr oi me iln pGips 10 - Wang. and
= Pan an'iarum Tee staging alI moa.i
ing of - y SyniaT. are rica. u-i ;it an i -
iecii.e. in reSa-d o &c nrry. "">.ums-. a-:.a-
cries ana noye. :cc;S, al tsn iTodnot a. Il
is ca,iTe.y. . ti-iI more Ella .aT.t,e tLaG AIT.
Hopper ; prod ,cI.ar7 n5Gli- = a-r.
The company pre- cali:.., ,ac opera is said
to 10 very strong aIi "yralf- a aacrt y le.
incla inE. Leslie Ar. Hopper. IiS caaT a.n;
young wife, E!nI Nai,are-iio2po.; Bern
/ Na!tEinGc-. ia:c Of tHc G2-t5a-aas JeLH c
Go!ithWai.e. 4 clever singing scn -rr:te c.
RI catf. Il former ,;.c a., p o Cltr as ls,,l-
! maa e :lpige inea'er trMpany a.tu'& &c
/ Ho,a.er Edmaui san ey. y. r5i :: -.
/ iaDlAsS =. N-a.SG. Llaf } 'r1'3I', --'Itf :
Slfaler. Louise CRtnfocii "a ~ -! ~ .itid
I Ieon.- Di.eth. ! h. ,n.ire ,Iig UHi trt -
tion .; the opera VIII be ,.Tef'!R tt5.S't-,.s..
/ an viii lie under the per- ia. q r t.O5 oi
{ Sta e Manager i. \. Cc.p.s~ whi,e II 3 200
orchestra which VIII be cIa,.s!vra1g ] =
! creased especially for NJ. H"lIsr al a-c-
( maut-wli be ..onAEcsei ij.f jo9a - Ilji =.
( late 81 tie Prince Wales TEc:s:er. Lon :on.
Tho Hopper engagement j. positively i :
/ tied TO SIX nights an an o. matn 4 peg
/ formance on Saturday afternoon.
! Sam T. Jacks creole omi any wi be tls
/ attraction ii the I.yceUR next week. This
! famous o--ani alton IS made up of ;he met
! taientei el!es aad 90 ac:igns o! the SCu;h, !,
! who invariably resent a noT=i rn,er;S:a i.t.t
/ IN which sweet old St.utj:erl GeiJir5 al-I
| grotesque dances :orm ci:.ef ltatate-. A
| aGce at the PR grdmma give n stiT1ncp
| that they will not al, 20 sGs;ain tie good
repu a.ion hat they ave let le.e. iheg ara
/ the representative agts;s Of their ia.;. AMI
/ prove e,uai 10 ali the requ rem Ets iu a
riety OF new acts Eiauils living pictures
! vii be special feature.
Uprermest in the tributes The world paid to
Gladstone when the grand GA :! .auo'reFatst;y
/ laid aside TIE cares of craftsmanship was =
/ mirHtion for tho stre:,gt aEd irfiiianct o.
J tle powers which de q les ago made hiGl ore
/ oi the century Creates. men. ThA Secret OF
| the remarkable FreSer alton has been Tie
are vi which Gad-tona's lie has br
marked. AID il is Just such "are that unkes
Robert G. Ingeiscil enc OF ire best preserved
/ of the famous men Of to-day
At sixty years of aga Cot. In -. soil is 8 iii
n young man. He IS in the fu finish Of q an
/ hood. In this age OF dysae, tic rarni. is re-
frcshinS 10 look upon his wholesome pers scn-
al ~, while his mind IA; retained all the
electrical brightness and s;aPnii v.go- Which
frs: at:ra ted the attention Of the world. ani
| his eloquenca still has its famed silver tone
aud en-, haEting power. Time seems to have
! fully maturcd the rich uOwers with which
nature generously endowed him.
OF all the worl IS note men Col. IugeTsol
is one OF the most modest. To nature he
gives the credit Of whatever qualities OF mind
and body he possesses. and. unlike many
other distinguished Americans. he has never
proclaimed himself ''sol.-maie' man.
Col. Irge-sols le-:ons OF admirers will
welcome the famous e ostir at the National
Theater, Sunday nighy. December Il. when
he delivers his new lecture, entitled The
! Bible"