The evening times., 1896-09-19
DR.. Young
CONSULTATION FREE.
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

| lue bdiWlbs open the season at the La
| fayette square next Monday evening. SO
/ ihucii mas been advertised concerning the
| marvellous BaidwlDs in connection with
Occult work, that many people overlook the
lac. tiiat they are accompanied by a Ccterle
| OF high-class drawing-room entertainers.
| Among these very clever artisJs may
be Damed Edgar Ely, for many years an
attraction with Charles FTohman's com
| paDes, in his quain, inpeTsonation Oh The
| Future Dude" dainty, winsone, Georgia
| Gardner, the Ainerican chansonette. tue
| lIvIng prototype or HOsina Nokes., Baby
| Nick Russell, an Australian Symphony. In
back The 1aiiy-ho-trio, 4 famous Tor their
CLASSIC ana comic vocal recitals at tie
| rcinont Temple, in Boston, and other
| fashionable halls; Samuel }. Adams, The
| alas Of COMEDY; J. Z. Morgan, basso-
Duffo; Charles L. Ferry, ieDor -conique. and
| others.
| 1te humorous talk of Prof Baldwin is
| far IN advance OF any similar eIfor, made
by any iIluslonary entertainer and tie
soinboinancy or ciairyoyan, iIGLCe visions
! OF Mrs. BALDWIN simply Laific description.
The Smyth Il Rice Comedy Company in
| My Frienu fion India" at the New Ma
| tional Theater Monday evening next, Will
| De wcico uied Dy AL VINO love genuine com
edy without toarseness. This new play
I Is uy Du Souchet and introduces thcosOpny
FOR the basis III the nosS aI.LsIlis ,UI4JlBst-
| ton OF hum orous situations ever offered
| for an evening entertainment.
| IhtoSOpny AZ once >uLgests sonnet hing uI-
| fathon'auie, ozark mysterious, occult. Tnis
| natural conception is an aun liable Toll for
| The funny business OF the playwright, who
| uses IL 10 the hest advantage And SO the
order OF the Yellow Kobe OF India is
brought into laugnable contrast VIII u
ftlgntencd barter IN a yellow Ledspread.
Inc whole infH PACKER laEdiy; who hope
to sail into New fofk society on the bar
ber's back, finally become converts 10 the
osophy and con yellow robes.
Ia. naInrs oi suCn wcii-snown actors as
Freueric Bond, Euward Abelcs, Waiter l..
Perkins, InaIics Artnurdnd others; ana the
Misses oirouX, bishop, Galloway, kciiner
anu Nokes wouid seem 10 be sufficient
piedge that this everywhere TayoraDiy inen-
TONED comedy isto De well put on.
'The American Girl" u vivacious, srark-
ling comedy-dr Comes 10 the Grand
opera tOusc IseNt Monday night,
September u. The author OF the piece is
H. urattan Donneiy, who has III this in.
stance surpassed MS former successes of
Darkest nussia, "sIiIp, AhOy,' Nat
urai CAS-" etc. Ayparticuiarly strong com
pany VIII he seen IN The American Gill"
That clever, mirtL-provoIing comedian
r. T. tbo1j ur.tiif.nI. w,.osc merry efforts
III The Little Tycoon" are rondiy re-
menIDered. Is ut the mead oI the cast In
the amusing character OF Ross BOlter, the
great Amrncan hustler. As jasmine, the
nerone. laa Bell, Is seen 10 promineunt
advanla e and l.o.s her prettlest. With
out Il Single exception the cast is most
fortunately selectcu, and the result is a
bright, clean performance. Prince Ray aud
Little Lady, two really wonderful chil-
dren, are me Iibcrs OF tile co .npauy.
The .'American Girl deals with all
phases of lotc aud at all times is true to
life. The humor is of the merriest and
Jolliest kind. The scenes are laid in Vir-
Sinia, Lonuon Engiannd. ana Scotland
frices during the American girls So
journ at the Grand Opera House VIII
range from 8 10 15 cents, anu matinees
vii, De gwen Oh "Wednesday ana Saturday
Joseph Hart. and his superb company OF
comedians, VIII be the scco1d attraction
at the Academy of Music, opening next
Monday evening In lis successful musical
comedy, "A gay Ola Boy, which scored
a decided success at the above theater last
spring.
During the summer Mr.. Hart has enibel
lsned the play with many new features and
reuncd speciaities, among the more promi-
neDt being the great lcurette. from l4S2'
company
Mar Leona Amrose, Nellte Harley, MirlaD
Martel. Lille Reseiik, Al Leecn, Frank
trarunef. kDp=rt Evans, Donaid haToio aiiu
VIII Matchett
1t is not generally known. even in New
York, where II iias been on exhibition at
Roster * Bars Theater all summer, that
the Edison vitascopc. SO called, is In reality
the invention OF W ashlngton man. he Is
Mr. Thomas Arinat, known 10 most OF his
trends as a real eStat" dealer on street,
but IN TINS machine. OF which he is the soie
owner, he has bigger bonanZa than the
largest real estate zeal ever cDnSuInIiated
in Washington.
A year Z. so ago, when the kinetoscope
firstcame out, Mr.. Arnat. who Is some thing
uf an electrician and las spent his slaie |
time I'm private experimenting. imm etately !
began work in this line and soon had a
machine that did very satisfactory work |
This he tool TO the great inventor, Thomas |
A IN..suIi. ana ULt;i.I;tu lernilssiun TO FER
feet it in his laboratories at West orange, |
N j.
offered TO PURCHASE II outright, giving Mr.. |
ArnIat a steady position at Il large salary |
in his works. This Mr.. Arniat delcincd but |
asked Mr.. Edison's permis ssion to use his |
name in connectior With the invention. |
which was readily granted |
Although there nuve Teen many other |
cuulrivances o n the same order, Mr.. Armat |
is said To have produced the most perfect |
machine Of the kind especially reducing !
the shak king OF the pictures occasionally |
noticed in the kinetoscope ana greatly |
exaggerated in the afiiniaJugraphe, TO the |
rnIr,I,uuIn The cXnIuiIIun OF the ViGascope |
at the Bijou Theater this week will be |
the first gwen in this city and will be of |
especial interest from the above facts.
The attraction at the Lyceum next week |
will be Miaco's City Club Spectacular Farce /
Company. They will present a bill of |
genuine novelties The performance COM
niences with Il gorgeous flrst part, en-
titled The City Club at the French Ball."
Between each act In the Gil9 VIII oe IN
that will eclipse all previous efforts.
Many novel ideas will be illustrated Tor
The oIio numbers among its members the
cream OF the profession. and is as fol-
lows: Nellie Waters, singer OF rough
Irish songs; Thomas Nolan, singer OF
original parodies and topical songs; Fields |
auu wcoiey, the cieverest Dutca team now
before the public; Carrie Fulton. in an
efferyescent budget Oh babbiing melodies;
Tramp, will introduce some funny songs, |
witty sayings, and play on number OF |
odd looking n,usicuL Instruments: Ollie
Atherton and Sophie Erbs. bewitching |
duettes of rare ability, aud the two funny |
men. Oracle and Reynolds. whose rougt
Irish sketch. IN which they introduce
their rollicking hnock-abouts. always con- |
yulse the audieuce-their chief endeavur
is appareutlyito break each Others neck.
The performance cnnciudes with the new
with rich scenes. witty dialogue, good
songs, bright music, and sensational dances.
Fannie Everett. handsome and staruesque,
ASSUMES the leading character in both
and her IetcsHiug costumes are
bound to create a sensation.