Evening star., 1901-03-27

The three girls VIII be played by MISS
Haswell, Miss Scott and Miss Field, and
the three lovers by Messrs. Ormonde, Wyn-
gate and Murphy. Miss Macintosh will
essay the role of the Marchioness of Cas-
tleJordan, the eccentric mother. Mr.. Rog-
ers will be seen in the character OF the
Reverend Minchin and Miss Maynard the
character part of Sergeant Shutter, the
athletic trainer of the three boys" John
I. Sullivan will be seen as Orts, poacher.
and Messrs. Craven and Fred Sullivan will
also be in the cast
HOYTS "a TEXAS STEER" ."-Hoyt's
"A Texas Steer" will be played at the
Academy next week. The cast will. to a
large extent. be the same clever one that
presented the piece in its opening season.
James r. McCann will be Maverick Bran
der, the congressman, and Will H. Bray,
the minister from Dahomey." They origi-
mated these two clever roles Pearl Hight
will be Bossy, Lizzie Kendall is Brander's
wife, George T. Mech, Brassy Gall. and
Gustave Neavile, Major Yell. The orig1-
nal Texas Steer quartet will be fea-
ture of the performance. The play Is one
of the best that ever came from the tai
ented pen of Hoyt. and will undoubtedly
be welcomed here by large audiences. The
regular Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
matinees will be given.
EZRA KENDALL IN VAUDEVILLE
Ezra Kendall the clever vaudeville mono
logue entertainer, long absent from Wash
ington, will be the attraction at Chase's
Theater next week. 1t is not too much to
say that Mr.. Kendall is a whole show In
himself. This time he will deliver his own
new concoction of absurd stories. to which
he has given the name of THE Troubles of
Tramp Mr.: and Mrs. Perkins Fisher,
well known and well liked here, will
liyen the bill with their rural character
comedy, '"rhe Halfway House." which is
the work also of Mr.. Kendall. 1t is a high
1y amusing sketch and worth a headline
place alone, For the first time Washington
will see Max Waldon, the European change
character artist, in his impersonations Of
women Another new offering is that of
the Four Otis, who will contribute special
ties in sketch written by Joseph Hart
Nellie Burt and her company also are. un-
known quantities here but highly COM
mended elsewhere and they will offer "A
Ragtime Fantasie." Frederick Hurd, in
his Visit to Magicana," will introduce a
number of innovations in the way of magic
and mystery Ethel Robinson and the
graph pictures complete the bill.
THE TROCADERO BURLESQUGRS.-
The Trocadero Burlesauers" will be the
attraction at the New Biiou Theater next
week. The vehicles in which the clever
comedians and pretty girls are introduced
are two lively and laughable skits entitled
"A Fifth Avenue Reception and "a Night
at the Paris Exposition" The costumes
which the girls wear are exceptionally eor-
geous and fetching. During the action of
the first part and burlesque there will be
many specialties. Among the chief features
are the four female drum ma aiorS, the four
female athletes. the four Scotch dancers
and the SOusa Band. The straight vaude-
vile portion of the entertainment en-
bodied in the oio is a good show in itself.
Among the performers are Minnie Belle
the petite comedienne and musical artist;
Jack Crawford and Blanche Washburn.
Larry Smith and Mamie Champion, Tilly
Cohen and Florence Gardner, Lew Palmer
monologue comedian and entertainer, and
Nelson. Glinserretti and Remonio, the aero
battle comedians. In addition to this long
and varied bill, the management presents a
series OF ten living pictures The models
have been selected with great care to rep
resent the different figures in the several
reproductions of famous works.
~, RENTZ- -SANTLEY BURLEsQUERS.-
The attraction at Kernans next week Abe
Leavitt's Rentz-Santley Burlesquers, has
been seen there many times, once before
this season, but though it is the oldest bur-
iesque organization in existence it has kept
pace with the times and provides some
thing new no matter how often it appears
Among the most attractive of it's new fea-
lures wiz be an original and spicy version
OF Sapho, introducing Lottie Elliott.
Both the first part and the burlesque,
tnoush retaining all the features that
pleased formerly, have been brushed up
and are replete with novelties, including
number of ensembles that, with the elab-
crate surroundings in which this manage
ment invariably sets them, are calculated
GUIDES Polk and Tresk, Bennington and
Martell the Leonards, Markey and stew
art, Charles Robinson Kittie Bingham and
Ford and Dot West
SOUSAS CONCERT-No springtime in
Washington would be complete without a
sousa concert at the New National Thea
Ter, ana the announcement that the march
KING will bring his great band here again
Friday afternoon, at 4:15, is timely. Sousa
mas been indulgng in another of those
transcontinental tours of which his or
sanlzation seems to have a monopoly. and
conducted twice a day and survived the
fatigues of about 1900 miles of railway
travel since the 1st of January. The pres
ent tour of the band will extend TO June @
when Sousa goes to the Pan-American ex-
position at Buffalo for two weeks The
palance OF the summer will be spent at
Manhattan Beach and in September Sousa
takes his band to Great Britain DIavnsr
four weeks at the Glasgow exposit ion The
advance sale, which opened Monday has
been very large.
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH Particular
interest attaches to the concert announced
Tor Wednesday afternoon, April 10 at the
Columhla Iheater by reason of the fact
that 1t Will serve to introduce to Wash
lngton concert-goers another Young piano
forte V1rtuoso, Ossip Gabrilowitsch who
has just attained his twenty-third wear.
His musical instruction commenced at six
years OF age, first from his brother and
afterward at the st. Petersburg Conserya-
tory. At eleven he played a Mozart con-
certo for Rubinstein in manner which
aroused that great masters interest and
admiration. and at sixteen, having cap
tured all the prizes and won all the honors
OF his class. he completed his academic
course, gaining the special Rubinstefn
prize, concert grand pianoforte After
two years further work under Ieschetizkv
at Vienna he made his formal debut at
Berlin, In October, 1896. Since then he has
met with brilliant success in the other
important musical centers of Germany.
Russia, Austria, Holland Denmark, Swift
eriand. Sweden. England and America In
the principal cities of this country he has
received the almost unanimous indorse-
ment of the press. and his audiences have
become wildly enthusiastic over his great
work 1t Will be his only appearance here
this season, and an excellent program win
be offered
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