Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-16

lumbia. At the latter house Thomas Q.
Seabrooke was 10 an,ear in seWho Killed
Cnck Rohina., ~. ~ r++rao,io, aid not
ou' INC d''i ' -, vi" mo-
)nsl1y claim to patronage Inc Nauohal'
with James X. Hackett will therefore have
a monopoly of the strictly dramatic field
with the C1yand Onera House making its
,,,,,,, - ~ Cpei" ~ -,
us""f Shohs pio lor patronage ny Peopie
who enjoy seeing the drama and song and
dance associated in a strictly democratic
shirt Kerpan,s will have n ,-audavilIe at
tr.otior =, IT, .,.t n' -" a..,a,'t'. 49,. ~
tac''oh iii i'he with its pfeeeaehts ana 'he
BlJou Will mark back to the days when the
Seeley dinner was discussed and present
the dancer who ao,.aa into ,,ao,,,,;ar, s,,.-
cess on wave of malodorous notoriety.
Tho natror,,ro ooe--..,,,, ..y I'D ,,,,
49, pa taGiiase accofoed Lore ana Lazy
80 Wit 1t YOU'D nave peel soou LOT
go, 80 Hoitns attraction was iot up TO 'he
t,aS . ueseits. Inc Scinlittant cotneoy was
tilsh ne oons OF 'he SWORD, lt mao
t Soiiei tli ICY ana spirit put II lacked me
ni loNe sentiineht. II uepictea an aftl.
VA aspect Oh ire Inc loVe IN Ii was Oh
d;a,, II a. th5.hceIe Eoit' al
gtnrd ~ - ne auaiioi it ;eu
,nie,bt nc - va 'iie it3i "iivi
IAN had f,iIo ~ ~ bnuI W. - r, ~
i,ot ~ vi lis TO- 80 ',iIu ~
co pi's e' ny ,.iu 'iit
e,,e1>-f}a,. a,tis,o D.t,r, ~ ~.
ciliafinn VS. 70 S,Ir,.i,,o ~ navt ,,iaina
test of teronor u.,,;ct ,is,,,t orc,1r. b,it III
t,.,,, - ~ it'th ii'ieiit w. " IN an
w.. % tjri "as H7ali'S' II. tilSle
c"iarco hi aGlh 20 ~, ING VI ue
se,'r h,,t WIN i,it;5n my
- - ~ "iilSH ulu MOI lulte touti' me teH-
,.,, u i,,, etsaI chord IT was pric-a-orac'
-. .IiPoiteu ana expensive btt me
$50 iiei7ScS 1uih from ciciSohlie ana ue-
t tiailu d sooo, honest jug WIN nanole lor
,o' s.; , 70 axe hola Oh WINE Scntl-
ti t; - P2urei OUT WIN great eufsIes. Inc
t ti Molh Oh the producer OF popular nc
oioii, " hetnet on me stage or between p""k
coNefs, seems 10 pc the invention OF new
Ways oi making tne declaration with winch
Auam iirSi greeted EVE love you. And.
as III real liie' emphasis often counts Tor
more 'iiah eieNerhess.
po1,rd po,, 10,
d,,ti i.eea mao u simple ulaiiected pro
,I' ttUr ~ oiei. ne Is one Oh the most
80; itti 'i"uo ile1 on the stage. some
co,,So sDou ,t et'' eo"Sl'icu"uS WORK III ms
va ovar II "a. &c ,,'r ny 1td3o5
tb.t n tounb nf ,,,sfii $50 ii'iI I
- .yuNL VI Piolt9Siohal Jealousy hau
~ oSieu me reiatloiS between MI Reed and
li'r hlaH, '!Se reputation was De
INNS ass eSsiNe- Never, was tne COM
knnH,edg ..Bni,n "'G "a e9''i ~ Ft'eah IRON"
oeptluehl man III the PROFESSION. HIS sup
P"t''iS CAST may an ne stars Tor Az
ne cares. HIS methods are those of
stage as a business; who attends closely to
his own affairs and strives to maintain his
personal dignity while catering INDUSTRIOUS
He will patiently try one comedy after an
other in search of a success and does not
fritter away much time or money in pro-
SPPecting Tor kIondlke discoveries The
thoroushness of his technical training
frustrated by single incident last week.
IN one OF the boxes was Minister WI and
ms ms tihy-lo2ted VIE. Reeds interest in the
81 III , anI very natural Tor
washington Is perhaps the only city in the
SIu!tlE Which Sou!d provide auditors 50
tha,r anu picturesque He studied
ID e. H. hes nj ideial pay never relaxed,
60 49, ~ g-5ul" .Iot "atch MN from
,o III ba,' roi tioli o. the mouse there
ht .,"to osSl' nptihilS 70 indicate that
the terrihie r"rsecn Ji miio,iS absorbed by
tao,,trr- -, -, IONS "hicu rate was
~ ia- "i'-' 'iie ihei'dtiouS fehnle IN
Misc 1sa6ore Push ,,,o, .,,,
,o MS isSdnre ftush was much observed
Of ~. a ;ii,i isi 81" MS. ds wen as because
" avows hersnIf en- anu , severe she frank
tional rrdara,,narai - " me cohVen-
as a study ~ na,,;o "i.u ll'ilts attention
lies mainly unon a biilnuy 49,, nrofi mnicn re
suggests untold laun6ry tuiu'i .h "hlch
have gone to the opposite extrem me- nay nay
gowns. even to the diIettan.o e, ,is, Iier
eye. were marvels of Quiet tasta ND cuiiiie
lations of shapeliness. I'm, i, nt ana Teve-
taken a deal OF practice far ba nus nave
10 sit down in them.
Queen Lavinia, etc. Dempsev of tho 1Jor
land Danes was the regal Dersonage nbo.
presided at the Lafayette Had she only
consented to act in her play II might 49,
been even more interesting AZ f. was ~
piece was am earnest effort The 1aa,trs -
her motives. must lnger in mystery. Her
purposes are doubtless high and nra;se,,ar
thy. Her refusal 10 lend Fer Dersonaiit,, =" -
the performance was creditabte hnt ~
was not commercially prudent -
Jeffries, the pugilist. claims ,,oli,o o,,,
mendatiou for moi irving to ,ct o. t9 ;ii
ply tried to give a frank hinno1rn,,o I'm.
Torrance with Roeber The wren,ina pEt-
first nights. when Roeber undertook 70 ttie
with Jeffries. the result was 81 r;, ~
one-sided that the wrestler insisted 90, r Ing
ing the exhibition one of wrest1insr fn, ' 1,.n
half the engagement. so tbat r. AZ, ,;la'It
have an opportunilv for shown, his Us, "a
riOrity in his own specially. 7"PS
Columbia next week is the darLnos ~ hle tiIe
dawn David Belasco is a dramatist anS
Stage manager whose rcputafion co,73d 9 at'1
rivalry in hut few nersnnt"as '' nno NM
these few is Henry Irving We ,,s Gi.e .t o.
&C. ,,,o'a,.t, a., l., 80. i' names tiie