Sunday morning globe., 1901-09-29

while May Audubon will again demon.
strate her musical charms. The CO.
medians Of the Biiou company Fred.
T Cady Chas, Rice, Matt Kennedy and
Lew Harvey, will be fitted with parts
that should enable them to create roars
of laughter, while petite, sprightly Nell
lie V. Nichols and her partner, in SOU
brette roles; Bessie Phillips, the en-
trancing brunette singer and dancer
Of the Grieyes' company, will each pre-
sent a budget of new moledies that will
no doubt please even better than those
heard in this weeks burlesque on
"Florodora."
The Bijou management has made a
ten-srike in securing the exclusive priv
ilege for Washington Of the only NOV
ing pictures taken of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley and his wife as they
were leaving the Milburn house at Buff
falo, the day before the awful tragedy
These pictures are admirable reprOduc-
tions Of the universally mourned Pres
ident. There will also be shown by the
moving picture machine all of the prin-
cipal events following the assassina-
tion, including a view of the Exposi-
ton Hospital to which Mr.. Mckinley
was taken Immediately after the shoot
ing. The crowds, as they swarmed
around the builulng, are all wildly
pictured, and one can almost hear the
indignant shouts for revenge upon the
man who so ruthlessly shot the ruler
OF this country. The important scenes
that followed in Washington after the
body Of the President was brought here
will be pictured. The procession along
! Pennsylvania avenue will revive the
scenes that transpired along the line
Of march, while the picture taken at
! the Capitol showing the casket being
! carried up the steps to the big white
! building will bring to the minds Of
| those who watched the march Of the
| brave sailors and soldiers, with their
| precious burden, all the historic de-
| tails of that silent and sad event. The
| exercises at Canton, the home Of the
| McKinleys, will be shown with lifelike
| fidelity, and one picture that will no
| doubt be Of intense interest to Wash
/ ingtonians will reproduce the scenes at
| the vault in which now rests the re-
mains Of the President. These moving
pictures will be the only ones that
will be displayed I'm this city, as the
management of the BiiOu has secured
the sole right to exhibit them. It is
expected that the pictures will arouse
more genuine interest here than any
series Of moving pictures ever have.
The films are said to be remarkably
clear, and the spectator Is brought face
to face with events that only a week
ago commanded the attention Of the
civilized world
The vaudeville bill between the two
acts of the burlesque on Arizona" will
include such celebrated and clever per-
formers as Cushman, Holcomb and
Curtis, in their favorite act, THE
School Boy and the Teacher" undoubt-
edly the funniest act ever given on a
vaudeville stage I'm this country. There
Will be a notable contribution to the
bill by Jules and. Ella Garretson, who
occupy a unique position in the dra-
matte world by reason of their side
splitting travesties, in which they have
won great renown, both in the United
States and abroad Esmeralda will
give a refined and strictly high-cass
musical act, while Rice and Cady. the
fayorite German comedians, will pre-
sent their latest jokes and parodies on
the popular songs Of the day The Bijou
stock company numbers 45 talented
performers. The chorus girls are hand
some and clever and beautifully cos
tuned There is a daily matinee.
Liberty Bellies with which the cur
tain was rung up for the season at the
Columbia last week. proved to be a
very merry musical bagatelle-a veri-
table soda cocktail of mirth and mel
ndW nnnnfiVfnU nd
leaving a pleasant though not an ever
lasting impression. Harry Gilfoil, who
is a wonderful vocal imitator OF ami
mails and instruments, has improved
his opportunity to the limit. John
Slavins song, The Way That Walker
Walked Away is a notable novelty.
The girls-toO numerous to mention
were all more or less effective in their
several parts. Distinct hits were made
by Miss Augusta Close, Sandol Milli-
ken and Lotta Faust AS a rollicking
sea dog, Mr.. j. c. Marlowe was right
In his element, and Harry Davenport,
Of course, appeared advantageously.
Klaw and Erlangers TroubodOurs. as
the company is called, are a jolly lot,
and will be welcomed far and near
FRANCIS Wll5Out Lne CIUbuS OF CO.
medians and the autocrat of comic
opera, appears at the National this
week i'm THE StrOllers'
It Is money in Wilson's pocket every
time you laugh at him, and, inasmuch
as 1t is your money the laugh is on
you.
well, If this is Paradise" exclaim-
ed an unappreciative spectator at Mr..
Alfred E. Aarons can-canabalistic
show, at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York, give me a seat in
the Bottomless Pit"
The Schley inquiry at the Bijou this
week should be much more entertain
ing than that at the Navy Yard
.
The Christian Science Mother.
In our last issue we stated the fact
that John +. Linscott, of the so-called
First Church Of Christ Scientist, had
smirched the halo placed upon his
brow by the high priestess Of that cult,
the much married and divorced, Mary