The morning times., 1895-09-15

Manager Easton has prepared q week
of novelties for his patrons, keeping well
In line with his promise of giving variety
amongst his many numerous attractions
promised for the coming season. The
week commencing Monday he will Introduce
for the first time in Washington the Fisk
Vaudeville Extravaganza Company. head
ed by William 7. Bryant and Lizzie Rich
mond, who made such Il hit here last season
with Seabrook's company Harrison and
Walters, in their latest sketch, The Girl
Up to Date" Jerard and Thompson, Maud
Beverley, Edwards and Kernel, the travesty
sketch artists, the great Drawee, the wonder
ful and neatest juggler; Evans and vidoco,
the black face comedians; the renowned
Paynes, May Adams, wonderful contralto;
the great comic singer, Charles H. Duncan,
In his descriptive sopgs with stereoptican
effects, and William H. Anderson, the trick
skater, being a vaudeville attraction of
high order.
Harry Morris, long prominent and popular
as a comedian, will appear next week at
the head of a company of his own, styled
the Twentieth Century Maids" Mr.. Morris
has provided his combination with some
thing more expensive than a fetching title,
expensive scenery, and costly costumes He
has in his attractive array OF artists Mile.
Pasquelina, a Partisan eccentrique; pretty
Nettie de Coursey.
Their there are such welIknown people
as John T. Hanson, the man with the big
hat; Harry Emerson and Annie Carter,
Leila Trimbie, a mezzo-sopranu singer;
Coakley and Genaro, biack-faced sketch
team; Miss Clarlce Terry, the physically
perfect woman, who p,,ses in twenty living
reproductions of classical statuary and
masterpieces In painting.
Performances begin with the ''Girl Bach
lor's Stag" a satire enlivened with new
Genaro, as ladies' tailor, who gets into
the club of the fair ones tn take their
measurements for new suits. Harry Morris
himself enacts Slang Valley, n German
bypnotist, in the skit, ''Too Much TriIby,"
supported by Leila Trimble, the flat-footed
model.
The Southern papers are full of commen-
dation of a bright new comedy just out,
which is the wittiest and most farcical
play that has been put upon the stage for
a great while The author of the play.
1.-THE Bachelors Baby" is well known
in this city as dramatist
This is one of her plays, and others are
promised Coyne Fletcher is an Irish-Amer-
icau lady of Characteristic wit and hunor,
and her plays reflect her genius in this line
Many friends Will enjoy her success, and
go to the Grand Opera House this coming
week to witness the play and laugh atits
funny situations.
1t is q social-military play, and the army
and navy will be represe nted Mckee
Rankin and Mr. Drew figure IN it, and
other performers will give eclat to the new
comedy.
The play which Daniel Frohman's Ly-
ceum rfheater Company Will offer Monday
night, September %, at the New National
Theater is a society comedy drama Of Eng
hsh life entitled 1.-The Case of Rebellious
Susan"
Itisths atestofal1 the LyceumC Company's
successe having been the production Of
their seGson just closed ut the Lyceum
Theater, Few York, where it ran for the
most part of the year.
1t is the work of Henry Arthur Jones,
one Of the foremost Of modern English
dramatists. and the author Of '.The Middle