Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

FRANK DANIELS.-Frank Daniels re-
turns with his newest offering. Miss Sim
plicity,' in which he is to return to the CO.
lumbia next week. In his new role Daniels
is supposed to have been q former trolley
car conductor. who suddenly finds himself
the valet to young king. This combina-
ton would be enough to make most men
feel "shaky." But Daniels, or Blossoms
as he is known in the play, has to manipu.
late the royal automobile, and his first
comic opera exploit Is to appear coming
through space from an explosion OF the
roadside dust out Of his mouth. his royal
master let's him know, in an easy. on-hand
way, that he Is to act as king Tor an IN
definite period. Seats for the Daniels en-
gagement will be ready tomorrow morning
PRIMROSE & DOCKSTADER COM
PANY.-The Primrose & Dockstader Min
strel Company is booked to appear at the
New National Theater, commencing next
Monday night. These wel-known managers
have gone to great expense and mucn Ell
fort in the matter OF securing accessories
which are made necessary by the many
new and attractive features introduced this
season. Eight comedians including Prim-
| rose and Dockstader, present features that
are new, original and calculated to create
merrimcnt A group Of vocalists. whose
songs won them hosts Of admirers each sea-
son. have been engaged to aid In the In
depreciation Of the program.
SERGEANT JAMES. -" Sergeant
James" is the title Of the heroic military
at the Lafayette Opera House week of Sep
TENDER 20. The author, as In the case OF
Arizona" has drawn upon cavalry COM
pany at an army post for number OF
characters The story Is dome sttc full OF
pathos, heart interest, and fund of humor
as well. 1t introduces Montana's social and
military life. There are four beautiful
scenic sensations, cycloramic drops being
e. ol11 ~ hry yiv,D ONT
the background of mountainous country.
MILTON AND DOLLY MOBILES
Chase's polite vaudeville program for next
and diverting features calculated to sustain
the public interest excited by the current
offering. The list Of acts includes Milton
and Dolly Mobiles Harrigan. Jules and Ells
Garrison. the White Tscherkess Trio, Will
lis P Sweatnam. Charles Leonard Fletcher
and Reata Winfield, the Four Garganys and
others. Mr.. Mobiles will present his own
comedy, why Walker Reformed" Harri-
gan is better known as 1.-The tramp Jug
gler." and his speciality is unique among the
performers in his line. Jules and Ella Car
rison have just returned from Europe.
where they were considered among the
strongest American features appearing In
the music halls. They are burlesque trag-
edy artists. Russia is responsible for the
White Tscherkess Trio. Willis r. Sweat
nam has only to be named to win common
udliOll as d CleNeT HllStIei eAiNSi
1.-THE POWER OF TRUTH. 1.-THE Pow
er of Truth is an American sensational
comedy drama. with very elaborate scenic
establishment which is announced for pro-
duction at the Empire Theater next Mon
day matinee. The play was written by
Kate Mortimer, young American author
ess who has made careful study of VIII
lage and country life in Indiana. The play
is in four acts, and possesses some very
elaborate stage pictures, all the scenery for
each act being carried in their entirety.
Manager Henry c. Jacobs instructions to
his stage carpenter and scenic artist were to
spare no expense. The company has been
selected with special care.
"a RAGGED HERO."-"A Ragged Hero"
will be played at the Academy all next
week, with the usual Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday matinees.
"GAY MORNING GLORIES. ger
Herman of the Lyceum Theater will present
Sam A. Scribner's Cay Morning Glories'
next week, an organization we'll and favor
ably known to it's patrons. This season Mr..
Scribner has evolved many novelties, and
in presenting the "glories has made every
effort to be original. Among the names will
be found Clifford and Burke, Cooper and
SchaH, Couture brothers, Bijou comedy
trio, Leslie brothers, John and Lillian Hoo
ver Harry Hastings, Misses Viola Sheldon,
Dolly Jordan, and the clever entertainer.
Billy Johnson, late Of Cole & Johnson.