The morning times., 1895-10-03

Spectacular eXtravaga ganZa is the attract
i've style of dramatic entertainment which
begins weeks engagement at the Academy
OF Music Monday, October Z. The Kmball
Opera COmique Company and Corinnc
will be seen in the brilliant operatic ex-
trava ganZa, '.Hendrick Hudson, Jr.'
Mrs Jennie kiuball. the director of this
organization, enjoys the prestige of being
the most progressive, as well as the most
successful female manager in the dramatic
profession She has exhibited in all her
work Il consideration for company strength
and appreciation for scenic magnificence
that has won decided prestige for the
different spectacles which have been pro-
duced under her mana cement.
''Hendrick Hudson. Jr.' is thoroughly
musical. 1t bubbles forth constantly in
solos, duets. sextettes. topical songs and
pretty ensemble selections In quality it
is promised to be gcod, and in character
thoroughly up to date.
This seasons company is composed of
sixty people. all capable artists, who par
ticipate in and contribute to the success Of
the entertainment.
Corinne is, OF course. the bright par
ticuiar star OF the play. A pretty face and
a most attractive form lend their aid to
her work Corinne is a lover of music and
her vocal and mandolin selections intro
dUced in .'HeDtlrick Hudson, Jr." are said
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also thorough master OF the art of dancing.
an accomplishment which She also Illus
tratcs in charming manner. Mrs. KIM
ball has wisely surrounded COrinne with i
corps OF capable artists.
a number Of novel ensemble ballets. songs
dances, etc, will be in troduced. The
scenery is rendered striking by a series Of
ingenious transforma tiUns.
70 n aff ION for thsa sal- s.fn nRfr, r,lnar
offered by the management of the Bijou
Theater is kalbfield's Orpheum Stars, a
strictly high class vaudeville company,
comprising some of tie best European and
American novelties row before the public.
Or this aggregation ii may be said that the
theatcr-coinC public of Washington have in
store for them great treat, as the company
is one of unusual merit.
The company includes the follow ing we'll
known vaudeville stars: Mile Troja, in
all her Eastern succeSses; the Zoyarows,
the worlds greatest aerial artists; Mr. AL
RooTue. England's famous character vocal
ist, the Barreys, comedy sketch artists;
McAycy and Rogers, the ideal society
Sketch artists in their latest success, "Stim-
ulation;" Brandon and Ee-eni. the monarchs
in the Mystic Globe" violette, eccentric
dancer; Crandall ard Clark. the cyclones OF
musical comedy. the Yoshimaties Troup OF
Japs, four in number. in marvellous feats of
Jugglery, their thrilling side for life and
jugglery ard their thrilling slide for life,
and many others makeup thebiIl.
AL Roome is a typical Engiishman and it
is very funny TO hear him sing with Bow
Bells" accent IN Washington's Days Gone
By" He is the author of all the songs he
sings and over one hundred other success
full songs now before the public.
The eccentric dancer, Violette. is a
charming little creature. and her costumes,
which, by the way, are said to be poems
of loveliness, are ten in number. Her en-
gagementin thiscity nth the eOrpheum Stars
W i'll no doubt draw very many to the Bijou
Theater commencing Monday evening next.
Weber and Fields New Vaudeville Club
will be the attraction at the Lyceum next
week. This organization, like others con-
trolled by Messrs. Weber and Fields, is
composed absolutely of refined speciality
artists. A glance at the following names
which appear on the programme is a suf-
ficient guarantee of the strength of this
company: Sam Bernard, comedian and
mimic; Mcintyre and Heath, the Ethiopian
debneators; Meers Brothers, kings OF the
wire; VIII II. Fox, the original and only
Padewbiske. Lizzie B. Raymond, charac-
Ter vocalist; the Sisters Burt, the Trilby
girls; and the Fansons, the two kids The
performance will conclude with the latest
crazy quit, entltieu, =" W ORD S Ball0oD.'
Markos, the hypnotist, will appear in this
city for the first time next Monday evening,
at the Odd Fellows Hall. on Seventh street.
Markos claims to be the most successful
mesmerist in America. He promises to
duplicateberet hesuccess that he has attained
in other cities. His performance is one
that amuses all classes When under his
control, be makes people do many feats
of most ridiculous nature. Markos will
appear every evening and Saturda matinee