Evening star., 1897-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

run the Biograph has enjoyed at Willard
Hall. the interest in the wonderful effects
produced continues to increase. During
the past week many new views have been
added, until now almost forty separate end
distinct scenes are shown. The Biograph
is now of considerable interest to educa-
tors, and the teachers of the various
schools in and around the city are advis-
ing their pupils to witness the effect of
electricity and photography combined.
Over 700 scholars visited Willard Hall last
week, and from present Indications 1t APP
pears as though this number Will be
doubled during the current week. Strang-
ers in the city who failed to see the in
augural parade, when Mr.. Mckinley was
inducted into office. have discovered that
they can see the scenes and Incidents of
that memorable day as lifelike as 1t was
various stands erected on the line of
march Among the new views added is
one that has attracted particular interest.
1t is a scene during the noon hour at
Madison Square, showing the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. in which some of the biggest politi-
cal deals in the United States have been
Matched. The entertainment Satu, day will
be for the benefit of the Swedtnborgian
Church. Performances daily at 80, 4:3O
and S:15 pm.
ture of the managers Of the Central High
School track team is benefit, entitled a
vaudeville Matinee which Is to be given
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
High School hail. corner Of 9TH ard o
streets. The entertainment will be a de-
cided novelty. The big hall has been con-
verted into theater. and the production
there tomorrow afternoon will be full of
interest. A fine lot of talent has been
obtained Nearly all of the theatrical COM
panies in the city are represented. Miss
company will give a clever sketch. The
Madrid Quartet, so well known locally,
will open the program with Ollie OF their
perfect mandolin numbers. Sharp and
Flatt, the clever musical two of the Trans
oceanic company, will give the best fea-
lures of their regular turn. John and Jess,
the pickaninny dancers from the Bijou
Theater. will show of what good wing
local artist. gives a monologue. Bessie
Driver. sweet-voiced soprano. will sing
the latest song. Barringer and Sallade will
give the New York hit. "Rag-Time Selec-
tions." The Imperial Quartet Of the I'm
Mizzoura'' company will presen: their en-
tire act. Mr.. Milton NJ. Clark will do some
artistic whistling and give clever imita-
tions.
The Bischoff Concert.-A large audience
enjoyed the third Bischoff concert of the
season al the Congregational Church last
night. Those who took part are counted
among the best of Washington's musicians
and entertainers, and the program selected
proved to be enjoyable in every feature
Hattie Meads Smith. Miss l.. Mae EdmoE-
ston. Miss Elizabeth Wahly, Mr.. Guy v.
Collins. Miss May Adele Levers. Mrs. Jas
Cox, Mr.. Geo. F.. Miles. Miss Lillian Sef-
ton. Mr.. J. Walter Humphrey, Miss Flor
ence Henri King, Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff
DIR. Sebert. DR.. J. w. Bischoff and the
Congregations choir. The program in
cluded thirteen numbers-eight vocal solos,
two choir numbers DR.. Bischoff's custom
airy number on the organ and two dramatic
numbers by Mr.. Guy V. Collins. Dr. Bis
chon s playing on the organ was. of course.
all that could be desired. while the choir
which he has trained sang the numbers al
lotted to 1t in a splendid manner. Mrs.
Hattie Meads Smiths number Ocean,
Thou Mighty Monster by Weber, was,
perhaps, the best-received number on the
program. although each one on the list re-
ceived a generous amount of applause.
Mr.. Collins gave reading, Little
Breeches. and some excellent dramatic
imita tions that were warmly received. The
fourth concert of the series will take place
this month.
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