Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-27

the Lavelles. and the Cineo2raph will be
among the other attractions of the olfo. The
big stock company win he seen in new
burletta by Dave LeEis and Bert Leslie, In
which their efforts TO create laughter VIII
doubtless be efninentiy successful. The mu-
steal portion of the buriesque will be looked
after by Susie Rocamora Nellie v. Nichols,
susie Fisher, Sophia Leslie. Dave Lewis,
nedy, Lew Harvey and the other principal
members of the stock organization. The
chorus will be afforded many opportunities
to display their vocal and terpsichorean
ablllties The Bftou Will receive the news
direct from the Young tsCorbet-McGovern
tight at Hartford, Conn, tomorrow after
noon, and the Thanksgiving matinee assem-
oiage VIII receive the news of the big con-
take place at the ring. !.
REILLY & WOODS sHow.-The coming
OF Kelly q Woods big vaudeville show
among lovers Of bright, smart, snappy en-
tertainment. The attraction appears at the
Lyceum Theater next week, and Manager
Bryan announces 1t as the strongest and
best novelty bill of the Reilly md Woods
career. Forty-three original entertainers,
from all parts of the world, furnish an en-
3oyabie mlx-up of fun novelty and surprise.
Among its features are the famous JOS
carys marvellous acrobats who present
the only act Of it's kind ever having an
entire summers run in New York city,
WASic AHeS appeared as a NSauiluer at
Hammerst ems Victoria Another attrac-
ton are the Mollasso Salyaggi troupe Of
Italian singers and dancers engaged in Eu-
rope expressly for the Reilly e. Woods
blondes and brunettes. known on the con-
tinent as The Girls from Maxin's," make
their first American appearance in divert
ing sketch characteristic of the high-cass
London music halls. Others are Leona
Thurber and her company of musical pick
aninnies In Sounds from the South" Gar
Inc, who has never been seen here, IN the
prettiest OF toe dancing; Keough and Bal
lard IN their amusing sketch, "A Vaude-
Vllle surprise" and the grotesque fun
makers, Bailey and Madison in their latest.
what Won't They Do Next?" Pat Reilly
shows the funny side of life in a Celtic
monologue. and Frank D. Bryan, the man
VINO writes the songs he SINGS and his
own company Of seven singers introduce his
latest songs and satires. "A Merry Whirl,'
noted on the program as 1.-The point to make
you laugh presents eleven original enter
tanners In an amusing finale.
was delight to the hundreds of Lilli Leh-.
manns admirers to hear from her several
performances in New York and Boston that
her voice is still strong, lovely in quality
ana equable and her management Of it
most remarkable. The intellectual side OF
her artistic nature seems to have enforced
itself upon all her listeners. She sings alt of
her songs well, but naturally some better
IMAM others. Nothing more beautiful can
be desired than her delivery of Schumanns
"Waldes Gesprach' and Schubert's "Auf
dem Wasser zei Singen." She was one OF
the greatest cast of Tristan and Isolde
known to the annals of the operate stage,
singing with Jean and Edouard de Reszke,
Marie Brema and Van Rooy. Lehman has
by no means abandoned the operate stage,
and still appears in her Wagnerian and
other roles in German Cities her range
being as great ever. She will give
song and Wagner recital at the Columbia
Theater Friday afternoon, December g. at
AIS o'clock.