Washington sentinel., 1899-10-07

II YOU have visited such scenes, At the
White Horse Tavern, Daniel and Charles
FrOhman's new production, will give
you back all the memories of such
episodes, you may treasure: even il YOU
have not, an equally enjoyable expert
ence IS offered. At the White Horse
Tavern Is said to be such an exquisite
reproduction of a picturesque valley in
the Tyrol, the atmosphere is so truth
fully convincing that you feel the real
istic little steamboat landing its party
of tourists at the quaint little Inn has
also brought you TO the spot, that you
are one Of the people Of the play. ENJOY.
ing yourself taking a share in the love
and comedy adventures that make At
the white Horse Tavern one of the
most unique pieces given to the stage
from the German. New York quickly
endorsed Berlin's appreciation Of this
piece and Washington will be able to
judge for itself at the New National
Monday evening next.
Il
Alter the crowds saw Dewey on Mon.
day and Tuesday as many as could went
to the New Grand Not in years, indeed
at only one grand opera performance,
has the Grand Gone so large a business
as has fallen to its share so far this
week. Hundreds were actually turned
away Yesterday. I he audiences present
a most attractive appearance as fully
one half # not a larger part Of It are
ladies. The feminine theatre goers OF
the CITY have come to learn what polite
vaudeville as il is given only at the New
Grand means. ItIsvarIety of entertain
ment without vice, mosaic OF melody,
dancing, acting, everything pleasing and
nothing to offend the most refined taste.
In adhering rigidly to the policy oI
catering first to women and then to the
masculine element, the New Grand has
found the road to fortune. In theatrI-
calls, more than anything else, if the
ladies are pleased, their better halves
are bound to accommodate themselves to
the conditions. Comedy in all its phases
will interest and amuse next week,
Foremost on the bill is John w Ran
some, the remarkable monologist and
entertainer. His latest impersonatious
are Of Richard Croker, the Boss Of
Tammany Hall, and Dewey, the hero
Of Washington and Manila, In these he
gives most life like Representations of
two famous men and his appearance is
fac smile OF each Next in order Is
MIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Ellis, and com
pany. He was a star for years In
Casper the Yodler" and his sweet
singing rivsled Emmett's and ScanIou's.
Assisted by little Clara Barry and Messrs
Thomas F. Grady and F. M. Welch,
they will present the funny one act
comedy called Mrs. Hogsn's Music
Teacher written bv George F. Marion,
the we'll known actor. Mr.. Ellis will sing
his latest original success, Please Mr..
Santa Claus Don't Forget Me, with an
obligato in pantomine. Titania, the
fairy like dancer, whose pirouettes on
the tips Of her agile feet, made her an
extraordinary favorite here last season,
also returns for the week. Mr.. and Mrs,
Mark Murphy will appear in their up
roarIOusly humorous comedietta The
Seventh Son. Mr.. Murphy is too we'll
known to need extended mention. He
is a brainy comedian aud always has
something new to present. Conway and
Leland will duplicate here the hit they
made elsewhere as they give a novel and
surprising performance. Pete Baker, the
great German dialect comedian whose
Chris and Lena made him famous, is
another strong attraction engaged He
is handsome fellow and most versatile
actor. The lengthy proeTamme con.
cludes with the Gypsy Quartette, which
gives view OF gypsy lire as fascinating
as the scene in Carmen. In picturesque
costume, amid most realistic surround.
ings they sing ROmany songs In these
specialtieS will be found the newest and
best comedy to be found in high class
vaudeville and Il will undoubtedly prove
the best balanced bill OF the New Grand's
season.