The morning times., 1895-09-12
COMING r9THE rHEATERs.

Daniel Frobman's celebrated New York
Lyceum Theater Stock Company VIII
hereafter include washington in its regular
The first OF besel visits viii take place at
the New National .fhe eatcrduring the week OF
September Z3, when The Case OF Rebel
lious Susan" viii form the main portion
of the repertory. This play formed the
attraction for the wDnie OF last season at the
Lyceum Theater. Special performances or
The Wire' and tine Charity Ball. will
lso bs given during the Forthcoming engage
nent at the New National Tbeater.
ing all the best talent in the realm OF
minstrelsy, will appear at the New National
Theater all next week.
1t is a marvellous combination of new
minstrel ideas, embracing, as 1t docs,
corpulent payroll, besides an Investment
OF capital such as Primrose and West have
at command. A small fortune Is alone
represented in the costuming, and the scenic
effects are sa Id TO be even more gorgeous
Than some OF tho srandest spectacies
employ.
II is with a view TO public comparisons
of the various stages or negro minstrelsy,
form It's first introduction as an entertain
rncnt to the highest attainmcats up TO
date, and incidentally TO still further in
crease their bank account, that Primrose
and West offer to the generous public
the biggest kind OF festival. which, by
Tie way. includes all the good things OF
The past and present and some few ideas
10 command agreeable CONSIDERATION.
Manager Kernan's attraction for next
week will be Morris Twentieth Century
Maids. The company is headed by that
iDimitable German comedian, Harry MOTIF,
which fact alone guarantees an entertain
meDt positively up-to-date in every detail
The curtain rises on an original concep-
tio1 of "thr new woman" entitled The
Girl Bacheiors' Stag" which is presented
with gorgeous scenery and costumes.
ny fasIl
which will appear Mr.. John I. Hanson, the
original Yankee clodhopper; Coakley and
Gencro, the acrobatic sketch team' Lena
Trinibie, the American nightingale; Harry
Emerson AMI Annie Carter. in their new
Ia lauChable sketch, entitled Don
Notice IT, Nettie De Coursey, singer OF
The modern Venus. who Will appear IN
living reproductions OF famous paintings
and works nf plastic art
The performance Will conclude Win
humorous birlesque on the latest hypnotic
craze, entitled 100 Much Triiby," Harry
Morns appearing In the character OF Slang
Valley, dealer III hypnotic electricity A
feature OF tits portion or the programme
viii be bevy of pretty girls in natty
costumes.
A period of bright and sparkling amuse-
nient can be sa fely counted upon when Peter
Academy on Monday night Mr. Daiiey
has new play this year by John j. NC
NaIly, who also wrote Mr. Dailey's pre-
vious success, "A Country Sport"
The new play is entitled THE Night
Clerk" and those who have seen ii unquali
fietily pronounce IL Mr.. McNaliy's bappiest
effort. and one of the unniest and most hui
nioruus of farce-comedies ever written
It's fun is Clean and excessively amusing
while Mr.. Daley. work is said 10 be The
best ofiisca reer His methods are soqUaim
and original a. Ill times, and his humor so
contagious that This can easily be believed
and ken as q fact.
most elaborate equipment has been be-
slowed upon nThe Night Clerk" and as
production 1t is far better than any farce
comedy thus far presented. Three superb
acts OF scenery. many novel and original
electrical devices, and startling effects OF
all descriptions are included, while the
company. which willinclude Mis- Jennie Yea
mans issaid to be thest rongest ia rce comedy
organization in existence.