Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE BIJOU.-After a busy summer sea-
son of alterations and repairs the doors of
the Bijou will be thrown open Monday,
September 4, with an all-star program Of
vaudeville. The place of honor on the bill
will be occupied by Mcintyre and Heath,
the clever opponents Of black-face comedy,
In their latest laughing success. which is
said to be the best thing of it's kind that
they have yet appeared in. Jolly Flo Irwin
and Walter Hawley will be seen in one of
their bright one-act playets. which is
bound to prove enjoyable. Mr.. Hawley is a
Washington boy, and will doubtless find
many local friends present to greet him
and his clever partner Collins and Col
Inns the singing travesty boys, will present
new minute sketch. Others to ap-
pear are the Raymond musical trio in a
number of good selections. Maud McIntrye
In pleasing mixture of songs and dances.
Joe Hardman the eccentric singing and
dancing comedian, and the Bijou Burlesque
Company In a witty burletta from the pen
of Manager Grieves. entitled Honorable
Mems Ships Sinker olympia. Those in the
cast are Annie Meyers as Josephine, Ida
Mule as Buttercup, Annie Carter as
Ralph. Dot Davenport as Hebe, Clara Hig-
gins as Aunt Elye, Hattie Hilton as Gun
ncrs' Mate" Carl Anderson as Captain"
Sam Adams as One Eye, Barry Thompson
as Larboard Mike. Frank Meader as Star
beard Pat, Billy Watson as MARITIME, Will
Thornton as Look Out. Teresa Roggerio
as Ensign Lillian Williquest as Cox
man and Sol Goldsmith as Gunner" Sale
of seats began this morning. Matinee
daily.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.-Chevy Chase
Lake certainly approaches fairyland as
night comes on and the thousands of dainty
lights illuminate the shore and are reflect
ed back by the waters of the lake. An ad-
ditional charm is lent to the fairy scene
this week by having every light about the
lake of single color, red. These even
ings are just right for dancing, and the big
pavilion is we'll filled with both young and
old from early until late. The floor is kept
in excellent condition, and Prof Donch's
Band on hand to play all the latest and
most popular values and two-steps. Novel
features are constantly being added to the
many amusements already at the lake. and
those who frequently visit this popular
suburban resort may always count on find
Ing something new and pleasing. No adj
mission fee s charged to view the illum-
nations for the dancing. Electric cars
run to and from the lake every three min
utes so that the largest crowd is handled
with ease and comfort.
FRITZ IN A MAD HOITSE"-Possibly
no better combination could have been hit
upon to open the Academy of Music on
Monday next than that of ]. X. Emmett
and Lottie ellison In the famous play Fritz
in Mad House" Both these artists
well known players of the very highest
order and will both appear in roles con-
genial to their individual styles of acting.
The players are surrounded by a most cap
able company. and 1t Is said every possible
effort has been made to have the produc
tion of the very highest standard. Miss
ellison is noted az one of the very best
condolences before the public and will in
troduce many of her most popular songs.
Mr.. Emmett will also be heard in musical
introductions There will be a special mat
in addition to the regular Wednesday and
Saturday matineeS.