Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANDREW MACK.-Andrew Mack VIII
appear at the Columbia Theater next week,
and the talented young player will once
more be seen as tom Moore" the char ac-
ter In which he made such success the past
season. AS Tom Moore he is seen in the
guise of Erin's favorite poet, man who
was loved by all nationalities Mr. Mack
will sing several of Thomas Moore's poet
ical ballads-"Evelyn' Bower" Believe
Me, If All These Endearing Young Charms"
and THE Last Rose of Summer besides
his, original compositions. On Thursday
evening Mr.. Mack will present for the first
time upon any stage his new military
comedy drama, written expressly for him
by Theodore Burt Thayre, entitled 1.-THE
Bold Soger Boy" 1t will be distinct nov
city.
THE DARLING OF THE GODS."-It
has been ecded to give the first perform
ance of Blanche Bates new play, The OAR
ling of the Gods Wednesday night,
November 10, in order to positively avoid
any disappontments. This is considered ad-
visable because of the elaborate nature of
the production.
BUSES REPERTOIRE.-Four perform
ances will be given by Madame Elonora Duse
during her engagement in Washington at
the Columbia Theater, beginning November
p. She will appear in the three plays
which Gabrielle DAnnunzio wro.e espe-
cially for her. la Gioconda" will be given
on the opening night and will be followed
on Wednesday evening, November &c. by
La Cftta Morta.' On Thursday evening,
November %. there will be no performance
In. order to give Madam Duse time to pre-
pare for the initial presentation here Of
Francesca Da Rimini'' on Friday evening,
November %. There will be no perform
ance on Saturday evening.
BIJJoU MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY.
Washington theatergoers set the seal
or approval on the Bijou Musical
Comedy Company earlier in the sea-
son when it played Lost, Strayed or
Stolen at the Lafayette Square Theater
for week The company is to return to
the Lafayette for the week November II in
new comedy, this time "A Stranger in a
Strange Land which had a remarkable
few years ago.
This company includes Otis Harlan, Lit
tie Chip, Mary Marble and the other &C
quaintances. The regular matinees will be
given during the engagement here.
THE KILTIES.-The bill at Chase's next
week will include the Kilties' Band, VIII
NJ. Greasy and Blanche Dayne, James J.
Morton, the .Beggesens and John and Ber
tina Gleason, with other seasonable novel
ties. The Kilties are the famous Scottish
Canadian musicians. Included in the band
are ten soloists sixteen choristers, six
highland dancers two bagppers, four Brit
lsh military buglers, a boy reel dancer; all
headed by a drum major who stands nearly
seven feet high. The kilties will perform
twice day as a part of the regular bill,
and each concert VII be different from the
others. Greasy and Dayne will be seen in
their latest idyll of New England life, en-
titled bill Biffn's Baby" On Sunday
evening, November %, a special concert
will be given by the Kilties' Band at regu-
lar scale of % and 80 cents admission with
reserved seats.
"NEW EIGHT BELLS. The Brothers
Byrne, who appear at the Academy next
week in their latest edition of the New
Eight Bells" claim originality in all they
perform. In the New Eight Bells they
presented to the public q performance en-
tirely different from all others. The entire
Byrne family, four in number, is seen.
Their pantommic and scenic productions
have always been laughing hits.
the once champion pugilist who has but
recently gone into vaudeville will be the
feature at the Empire Theater, in conjunc-
ton with Barnes Dainty Paree Bur
lesquers, next week. Sullivan is Offering a
monologue which is said to be one of the
brightest yet offered in vaudeville. He is
receiving a very large salary, and the va
rious theaters throughout the country were
not slow in securing him to headline one of
their weekly bills. Washington is the third
city in which the pugilist will be heard
IMPERIAL BURLESQJERS.- w
Williams, jr., Imperial Burlesquers will be
the attraction at the Lyceum Theater next
week. The company will present Two Old
Sports and a novel olio.