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The morning times., 1896-10-04
Asst week passed off quietly In the
theaters. The most notable incl

1 Asst week passed off quietly In the
| theaters. The most notable Incl
. dent was the cyclone Tuesday night,
which ripped off a portion of the roof
of the Academy, tore the tower off
the Grand. and plunged IT. through. two
floors into the Fifteenth street lobby, and
disabled the Bijou in So general manner
that Manager Whitesen was obliged to
close his house.
ION Broadway" has no place on Lafa yctte
Square, or anywhere else. Maggie Cline
is clever vaudeville entertainer OF more
5.i;'n common n ri a nd her dramatic capacity
shcne above the demands of Mary Brady,
but her place is clearly at Kernan's.
Chin ME Fadden'' has a problematical
future before it. Have theater-gocrS out
OF New York enough interest and sympathy
with distinctly local type To crowd to
see him in paying numbers? What Will
Dayton and dubuque, Mobile, and Minne-
upoliS do about him. They will probably
riock To see him on the first night because
he was a New York success, and IL they
don't fancy him they will remain away
and place another stroke in the score
against that terrible imposition 1.-The New
York success" But Washington liked
Chimmie for his own sake and the good
play and excellent pla yers.
One can scarcely taink OF what is before
US without-the rata -ta-tat of the t-.o-
step ahimating our feet and the blast Of
Pryor's trombone splitting our eager ears
SOusa'S opera is coming to town. Eel
Captain and De Wolf Hopper Will doIbt-
less duplicate the receipts of the memora ble
''Trilby'' week at the Lafayette. Nearly
everybody is whistling the march from
Captain already, but there are several
other little tunefui gems which will pucker
the lips involuntarly.
at the National, Lillian Lewis will pre-
sent a new play. An Innocent Sinner"
In the ahseuce OF any definite knowledge
of this recent production 1t is well to
Teincmper mat ner company promises To
lie very excellent. 1t Includes nv wrence
Hanlcy. Theodore Hamilton, who is spoken
of as the probable "Pudd 'nhcad Wilson,.
anu Eienor carey. Hypnotism plays Il
prominent part iii the story.
AT the Grand. lovers OF mclodrama are
promised thrill in every line OF "A Lion S
Heart" The Academy presents a team,
OF Irish Comedians, Murray and Mack, In
''Fnnegan's Courtship.' Hyde's Come
dians is the Lyceum's offering and popular
Helene Mora is the star. The BlIou is to
have old Dan Tucker" presented by Dan
Sherman.
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Greenroom and Foyer.

LAFAYETTE OPERA HOUSE-De-
Wolf Hopper In John Philip SOusa
and Charles klein's comic opera,
lei Captain"
y NATIONALTHEAT
and Lawrence Hanley in IAN In
nOcent Sinner" by Lawrence Mars
ten.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-Carl A.
Haswin in the melOdrama, "A.
Lions Heart"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Murray and
Mack in the Irish comedy, ''Ftn-
negan's Courtship."
BiJOU FAMILY THEATER-Dan
sherman in "Old Dan Tucker"
KERNAN'S LYCEUM-Hyde's Come-
dians and Helene Mora.
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yashington Real Estate

Is sure to enhance in value. Prices have
reached rock bottom. Please see what
we can offer. The. Times Real Estate
Bureau
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the obscurity of u performance ap-
pearing in a suburb to the Smoky City, with
the exception that the names appeared in
full:
Still retaining it's suggestive disrob-
ing scene, is to remain this week at the
- Theatef, in Allegheny. The people are
breaking their necks to get trout seats to
see an otherwise artistic performance
marred by the purposcly suggestive ex-
posure of beautiful woman making her
bedtime toilet. Manager Edwin Young and
Mile. - -, unmoved by the threatened
onslaught of injunctions, police, etc. an
nounce that there viii be no change in the
production OF - -" this week.
Every afternoon and evening Mile. - will
go through her immoGest pantomiine, aided
By d company of clever people, and abetted
by throngs of men and women who stand
high in the circles of society. The same
luxurious settings and magnificent Ostumes
viii be employed in the piece and the beauti-
full piano accompaniment rendered by Nor
s!eur - -, will be repeated at every
performance.
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THOSE who were participants OF Messrs.
Nixon & Zimm erman's hospitality in
| Baltimore the early part Of last week,

THOSE who were participants OF MeSsrs.
Nixon & Zimm ermun's hospitality in
Baltimore the early part of last week,
on the occasion of the opening of the
New Academy of Music, declared
unanimously that the profession cannot
point to any other similar occasion of
equally lavish entertainment. To the last
detail every phase Of the arrangements
was perfect. These managers were cheercd
by the thousands of BaltimG- cans as they
came to the fcotlights. for it was appre-
Ciated that cnterprising business men
were associatipe themselves with their
city. Messrs. Nixon & Zimmerman will
presently repeat in Washington the Bal
timure rDtertainmcnt oil the occasion OF
the opening of the new Columbia Theater.
The managers and journalists of the other
cuast cities will lie invited to the Capital.
One OF the happicst features OF the Bal
tinore festivities was the presence OF
Mr.. De Wolf Hopper. Tie merry monarch
oi comic opera sa at the head Of the lanGuct
table and raincd its excruciating polysyl-
lablcS. Tie company had sTcnt tue three
hours previous in laughing ut the antics
Charley Klein had deSisEed for him in 'El
Captain hut they found the long comedian
with the, voice of misery a fellow OF
abundant native wit, fluent and funny every
moment Perhaps never before, indeed he
so announced, had De Wolf Hopper ever re-
cited tue Casey epic twice in one get of
Jwenty-four hours. He accomplished this
feat at the banquet in Baltimore, as the
guests, OWING to their numbers and the liIni
tations OF the dining hail, Were separated
and seated on TWO floors. When the cheers
for Hopper came from the upper chamber
lie arose, smiling blandly with his all EN-
bracing smile, and excused himself: Il
must 20 do my turn on the upper stage
BY his side through the night sat his
pretty and petite little wife, Edna Wallace
Hopper. Look pleasant, my DEAR said
tue devoted De Wolf,"or they'll think I'm
cruel to YOU" Mrs. Hopper was led To tell
now she first entered the Empire Stock
Company, for ste was leading ingenue OF
the leading theater of America before she
became !; light in con!c opera. Il just
Went 10 Mr.. Charley Frohman," said Mrs.
H., land told him 1 had never Leen an
amateur. tad never acted Juliet and didn't
think | could, but could act. You should
havc seen him look at me. But | never
fEnchcd III my determined Stare. l must
have been terribly fierce. II was the power
OF the human eye that did it, He engaged
ne" Doubtless her fascinating eye did it
| but she nli.ht ilvc cIinched the bargain Will
| her bcwitching smile.
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- HERE is frequent and unnecessary

HERE is frequent and unnecessary
clubbing over Washington attrac-
tions. AS a matter of fact there's
not city in this country, not even
excepting New York, Boston, Chicago
or San Francisco, which can boast such
distinct advantages for playgoers as the
Capital. One OF them Is that it is zone
week. stand, the other that it Is pro-
ducing point In limited fashion only.
New York, always speaking from the play
goers' standpoints. is cursed with the quail
dcations OF long runs and frequent pro
The morning times., 1896-10-04

{'f ; & Fl
ductions. In Gotham q success means
run OF from three months to a seasons
length Some theaters on Broadway do
not have more than four changes OF bill In
an entire winter. The result is that the
compass OF chQiee, Is distinctly limited. A
playGoer may Ace Everything worth paying
for in SIX or seven visits and then he must
begin to repeatUr femain at home without
novelties until new play is put ON. But
u new play is always problematical. In
New York, by ways tnaJ are eyious as
the devices of Bret. Hartc's he;ithen Chince,
the real merit bf new plays. are screened
Tor weeks. Money spent on play less
than three weeks old is gambled.
On the contrary, in Washington there are
three actively competing popular priced
houses and, anticipating the Columbia, there
are three standard priced houses. To only
compareth the latter three with the Broadway
theaters our advantage is at once In eVi-
dence. We have three plays to choose from
each week. With solitary exceptions the
bill ut each theater is changed each week,
and the exceptions are more than counter
balanced Dy such stars as Marlowe, Neither
sole, Mansfield, Rehan and others, who
change their bill many times during the
week. A season lasts practically from
the middle OF Scptem Der to the middle of
April. Here are thirty weeks. During
this period the three thcaters present ninety
distinct attractions. Can New YORK equal
!t? There are few unknown quantities
among them. The companies are on tour.
This means that they are making money
which leads to the direct inference that
they are attracting people, and 1t does
not call into play the dcductive faculty of n
Shakespearian clown to note that this
means that they are worth seeing.
uracatiulis OF merit there must be among
So many companies. Occasionally a less
worthy star, company or play steals in,
but not unaware. The roster of the profess
sion is an open hook, and II investors in
orchestra chairs were as discriminating in
posting themselves on certain attractions
standing as they are in ether Investments,
there would be few disappointments. But
in the seasons entirety Washington sees
all the best and greatest stars and plays
in the world and few of the poorer ones.
In New York city at present there is not
pla ying, other than John Drew, u single
play or player which will not visit che
Capital this winter if merit and its coral
lory, success, sustains it sufficiently icng.
Sothern, Sue. The Geisba,'' Jefferson,
De Angels, Francis Wilson, Chevalier,
and Lost, strayed and Stolen" are all
coming before Lent.
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tne WORM. 'uo"e'ei, Vic Atieii-
can brother may top him in art, he is
second to him in pounds and dollars. The
richest of the English actors is Bancroft,
the tragedian, and Mrs. Sara Lane is
probably the richest English woman on
the stage. Bancroft is easily worth $2,-
600 900. Heowns the Hayniarket Theater
and refuses to play to the public again.
Mrs. Laneis the goddess of the blood and
thunder drama, and she reigns at the
Brittania Theater, Hoxton. Her theat1,
which is nightly packedin every part, HI Ads
only $500 at most. This has. however,
been going on for half century and her
personal check Is worth nearly million.
"Charley's Aunt has packed one Lon
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! " ITHoUT speculating upon the rea-
\A son of being, it is accepted that
the Englsa actors of note are the
richest men of their profession in
The morning times., 1896-10-04

PITTSBuRG paper of alleged re-
spectab.lity had the assurance TO
print in its theatrical columns tie
folio wing direct advertisement of
The morning times., 1896-10-04

Next Weekday IRWIN In "THE-
WIDOW JONES'"
The morning times., 1896-10-04

KerDan's S Lyceum Theater is in the
center of .the stream, and its sails IRE
catching the gales oil ropniar favor. The
great audiences that come to see all the
leading attractions are certain to be
pleased with Hyde's Comedians, cmbrac-
ing among other artists. Miss Helene
Nora. She is really The one woman who
sings full barytone, and she sings
meiodiously and with dramatic art and
spirit. Her descriptive songs, telling
complete stories in themselves are the best
that nave been here on the vaudeville stage
ana have not been surpa ssed even by
Dyllin.
artists TO be found in the realm of variety
and the program is arranged to open
well and 10 be progressively interesting.
Among the names appearing on the roster
are Conroy and Ritcnie. the Celtic wits:
Harris and Walters, refined sketch ar.
lists: the Newsboys Quintet; Thorne and
Carlton, in repartee and up-to-date wit
ticisms;, the Four cohans, in many novel
shot," and Johnny Wild, late of Edward
Harrigap's Company, who will introduce
his Imaginable comedy, entitled. Sunday
in a Bowery Barber Shop" There will
be matinees Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urfav ..-..44-. 4as....
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Marie Jansen is engaged TO play the lead
fnG role in "A Florida EnciIantment,"
which is the girl who is changed into a boy.
In this case Miss Jansen viii find herself
in the unique position OF being both lead
ingwome u and leading nan of the company.
Paul Kes5ef, author q '.Nelle Gwynpe,"
lamar Countess RUudine" and other
romantic plays, is critically i'll at his home
here with congestion of the brain.
Sue will have to-lcave Hoyt's in a
week to make room for another attraction
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