Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

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o. t'3.S S'I' 'i i'''.'i -''i "".~i -
occurring Tor lhe past it" weeks Ne" i'i n
N 80 l- pretty VII C4gaEsgg uy ta-s time.
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49,
t.-!r convinced mo. -nytv d" no s"yt' tli'I'-
p % .'n-.- IlayE IKE Iai'' we III
,,I'''i--. ne CIR I'D 'l- L"i t..'hz' 81 --'
-..e N.!I IN vi. I'm : Il " 10 -
IN more Hig-tFdt- tt'N'i.I".7 anu ~ ~
r ILL., 90 wen enough Tor "" lOIh 49, ~
tnrIr are always hume Gus Sst.'is -. =
o1~-rg-s Of doing something WI a-l"
s.l.tl.i-- IN '" r. l.-f s,,fti.as To
satssty the demand r.a.-e at home like
70 preserve al. esteem "l their conservative
Evi.-l2"FS. 1"uait."HS "tN"Ad I.e C2h1i1 %
al Jae local managers made 1t Impos@I"'y
e. ItrE'ut q number oi these 2ttr"g toms
rom "-'""ii- one an" -l.F IN the u''>itl'lr
for this city The E'Ll FROM M,tN.1fi :
1i-. Ha- DO q LrHiar DE business anu
N ils tb suffered from me- bad com
F-'y and VS. rot muSh SougA, u,er 10y
good society iueIr Wa~ soma go"
&ctIuS done ga fIi, upla".E py MISS
Hl,'H. VAN" t'-t-' aiil MI l,"', l,dl lNSol''
eriy H.,eI. i u. nor part appears TOO small
FIR him aUi star part too Big Tie Grand :
iii introduced shat comedian Of Sterling
qualities ana many NiciS5itudeS, Nell Bur
CaES. The Widow lcdn,t' Is not ciea-
tUrc Of delicate gTaccS, but she IL funny ana
h.T !H2"l-' IS n"inr-Hl-rr ana dtttFpu7'
herman had Il show which gave sauSfdC-
ton To- us patronage. |h!'e in" Hil"u mace
q h.i wan me Oh SOCK company IN Il ne"
buIte-'iur- III was y SPil+hlE p"il'7quS
but me efforts I" ne f1SHur MtIe IL IL
pItnlns ana OFFENSIVE me fith'h I4LtS
era may BE- regarded as about ended so lar
as THIS season IS concerned; ana a !ar+se
constituency VINO, II Is IN an PROPHECY -
De itsS'IAea- nave ',th heps t"ry oS ,lC
I-tl-i''l'.,79 % me 9t'~' I,;1y -
it@tH' ti- iL'\ par" "''Hut't u,l't$.
OF ntlnS aiIr'h'ed- ne rear Iildt ldG ii
No'I NV 10 au"I' tIie custom ~ eaIllEt
CtH,Hfle> anu Wear masks 10 niue mn
o.gshtS tand their ldehlJies} AZ the 'hed'er
= E"i'i'IlF ioN YET /" IN i'"i'He''
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b,,o.. "a ~, 1iizz, =! III kC,dar,,,.
U,iii offer tho I5a1iG]ss s.S,,,narhs y which
daiir-bts Z-olIne and 0id and Inc Grand viii
90 ar,fbnr yond riII Of noIifS ,-anda,-iI!a
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I-arfarv arrsrtairrnert for men
COLUMBIA FR-Coming as a
relief TO the long line Of French farces
that have been presented I'm this city in
the last six or seven weeks will be the
THANKSGIVING Offering AT the Columbia next
week with the matinee THANKSGIVING day
- go ~ Ola GborIat lii c.
G RnnifaCe ir ana George Obar in the
+ifIa rnIa assisted Inv a really srnarh com,
many. Including the charming little actress.
k,fbry-n Ostsrrnan md the briIiiant
e|,T7sr-+res- Pertba v-aItzfngar u-ilI bs
rraS@ntsd CHARLES Rr10t-fe7d Who is
credited with the autborsbin Of
s.Daar Qua C+ar1a1-,, bas 5is-,I.F.a1 =,
Gu f.-,,;t,. -; - - 80 ~ e
bay-iTFeriyey sifratiors ,Ieinf tho so-,c-
Wbaf checkerad nast Of the central fieiire
o. f,,T~Ja+ior, I-T1ilre H. Francb 60
writers Hovray-ar he LasDs rho former
- -, 49, ~, ~, b1.1-t-[r,,,rd ~ r.
stags is nor kent in y f5rT3Iii b\. Inud
I,,fes7 y-or1s,, VII, how 10 M. ,nrceaIad
t.t.iI " So - - ! - - = -,
$3.50, , , AM, r,-it ~
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So So, - - -; -; ~ - 10 -
60. a . $50 $50 80 IL "a 80 80
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= E. - - - - -.
u - ms 81 80 ID NJ
81 al-' NJ -Iie u 1l INST tt'io,
MOI by ne Two women "Ilo HsLIeu L4oSI
pFuIL-s-tlLl4y IN lhe past DuI oy IAeIF nus
bdi,!S- me dLvI tS't4u Hu+D'iiuS ar l94lo-
rant OF me TACT tldl tAs-t OuLs 44-ei4u =
aAecJlon was ia'lshed on tHeH wives N
stedd OF themselves ana theF coihpToIiiIS-
4iAlS innocent REMARKS, lVSttASF Win
packet Of endearlng letters that dear old
Charley Iorgels 10 burn, prove sufficient to
Keep computations tredtilhS on one an
others heels until the close
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uo.dt VII nave d sp-vAoll dltracLUh Ae->'
NrrN' Whvl Mt. Ci4afltS rohildh viii pr
Sent me great 4atSnihs success, me
1tthoo' by d Sprcla--S selected coIIl pdiy-
MI trOHiii-ihs cuckoo nad run OF oEer
two m 7nthS al Na--ack lheatef, Ne"
Aork. last SpSirS- Whers Il p!iyed 10 rec
Ord-yIe stk-nS houses. The metTopo- tan
cr-t-cS uec-aFed Almost without ulsseht
that 1t was the funniest Of all the
farce that have ever been taken from the
French source. The story IS very interest
ing. and the situations and complications
dialogue IS particularly bright. The COM
pany Is an exceptionally strong one,
and has been selected with the greatest
care from Charles FrOhman's numerous
forces. There is scarcely a name that is
not familiar to Washington theatergOers.
Jos. Holland. that prime fav0rite and Ame-
liza Bingham. head the list Of players. which
include. among others, Eleanor MOretti,
Charles BCWser. Clayton Whyte. Frank
Lea Short. e. St Auhyn. DAVID Mccartney.
Il :. Lewis, Joseph \. Weber, Fulton Rus
sell. Harry Lewis. Augusta Close, Nora
DUublaue. Annie Wood The story Of The