Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-22

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slant breezes of numberless electric fans:
a revelation to playgoers will be presented
in the Jean Marcel art reproductions of
marble statuary has reliefS and tableauX
vvantS. in which twenty-five noted Paris
ian models are employed. The production
is the original one shown for months in
London and Paris. and comes to Chase's
direct from 300 performances at Proctor 5
Theater in New York. The Illusion of the
statue groups and the tableauX vivInts is
described well nigh perfect, the models
being trained to be absolutely notion
less in their poses The reproductions are
classic chaste accurate and beautiful to the
fullest degree. The subjects chosen include
some of the most famous art works of the
day all taken from the old masters. The
second headline feature is the appearance
of the famed black-face duo, Mcintyre end
Heath, who will be seen in their most
popular sketch, The Georgia Ministries"
When seen here earlier in the season. Nc
lntyre and Heath presented another sketch
called The Man from Montana. which
proved pleasing. There was loud de-
mand, however, for the team to return to
the Georgia Minstrels." and so on This oc-
casiOn they will be heard in the sketch
which has been we'll termed a bla"k-face
classic. The bill will also include the Three
Marvellous Merrills, new century cyclists.
who are different from all others; the AMI
mated Song Sheet. which has been retained
announcer Week with all new songs; EuStne
and Alice Chapelle, attractive singers and
dancers and an act which will prove one of
the greatest laughing hits of the season,
Aapel Fuller. Moll1e Moller ana Dan pan burke
Pike" in which are introduced many novel
specialties. These two girls We're of the
original Three Rosebuds. and are exception
ally Viyacious and clever.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE
Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton's poetic
drama, me Lady OF Lyons Will be pro-
duced by the Lafayette Square stock COM
pany next Monday night and all of next
week. For more than sixty years the play
has been the height of the ambition of
many dramatic stars. Every actor or aC-
tress of prominence in that period has es-
sayed either the role Of Pauline or of
Claude Meinotte. The two roles are of
equal Importance and have appealed to
stars of either sex. The love passages be-
tween Pauline and Claude are amongthe most
view of any productions i'm modern English
verse. Edwin Arden viii Joe the Claude
Nelnotte next week and Minnie Radcliffe
Will De- Pauline in the cast there viii also
the rrfscf.j jn,-.r XJ-rf.,e+ Er.rl,.r 2s an
other rejected lover. lIvr1r en7ner,,-eiI
Robert Rogers as Colonel Tslo4s Horace
Newman as the landlord ,r M. Golden
ion Inn. Miss EiIru t,.r-r,,1.Js7 rs ,,,,,,,r
a boy: louise lf.,rI,:rr.sh as m, W-;Iny-
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Drsrh3un-IIc. G.,-,r,I ,.tT-[.rs VII 10 in
tb. caIt ,rha costumes md semen. vii
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MIR IANREECE'S PI-PTT S-NTr Geo
Lawrence will give his eleventh animal mn
pills musicale at the First Preshyterian
Church next Tuesday evening His assist
ants will be Mrs. Jenny Lind Green organ
list and pianist: VIM. +, Green VioIinist
and the Nordica Mandolin Club Others
who will participate in the program will be
Mary Faulkner. Miss Van de BOgert, Mrs.
r. NJ Scott. Mabel Louise Murphy, Gather
Alice Burgess Matte Houch Saers. Lucy
Smith Paul Miller George Wright. viii
A Hopkins and Carl Wall. Mrs. Green will
play LISTS Tarantelle in G. minor. Charn1-
inade's Morceaux Caprice, Rossini's over
ture To ''Semiramis'' and Lemeare's Pa
rade of the Daisy." MIR Green will NAV
Romance and Rohr's ca
price Mazurka. and the Mandolin CIub will
give SeigeI's Boston Ideal March The
choir of the church will sing with
Sheathed Swords from Costa's .Naa-
man
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PALM GARDEN-Ihe audiences at the
Palm Garden, Cabin John. have been fire.
quent ana approving. y new set Of the
Arlnat motion pictures has been arranged