The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Lafayette-aMy Tomboy Girln


Lafayette-"My Tomboy Girln
The attraction for the coming week
| at the Lafayette is entitled MY Tom
boy Girl" Lottie Williams will act the
title role My Tomboy Girp, is de-
scribed as sensational, spectacular.
musical comedy-drama by Charles e.
Blaney. 1t is said that he has put plenty
OF fresh ideas and valuable material
in this production, and that while sew
eral types OF characters new to tho
stage are introduced with realistic ef-
fects, the story treats of scheminx
lover, p villainous outlaw, a faithful
regro, the stern old uncle, fresh news
boy, dude, fly cop. German count.
and little weif OF five years of age.
Miss Williams viii act the dual role of
Josie aud Captain Charlie. One Of ths
scenes show the exterior OF the TWENTY
third street ferry, and another the in
terror of the Waidorf-AstorfaH Hotel, in
New York. The old plantation, the ban
dts cave. the Temb's court, and the
revelry at moonlight with half a hun
dred people or the stage, are also repre-
sented.
Chase's-"The Human Magnet"
Can you lift Annie Abbott ~ and
why can't you lift Annie Abbott?" viii
be the questions at Chase's this week,
upon the occasion of the little Georgia
magnets" appearance in her demonstra-
tons of q personal force of gravity.
Lord Kelvin. England's greatest scientist,
and Wizard Edison, Americas bril-
liant genius, are said to have Goth de-
clared that Miss Abbott manifests a
subtle and unknown form of electrical
energy. DR.. Charcot and the late Sur
geon General Hammond. on the contrary.
are said 10 have asserted that she has
hypnotic powers.
George W. Monroe. the originator of
My Aunt Bridget" making his debut
IN vaudeville with a speciality along the
same line. but containing new character
lstic nonsense Christie, the Alaskan
wrestling bear, will
give an exhibition of mat science on
posed by his trainer. Jacob Glass 'fThe
Lard OF the Two Moons" a specta cuIar
operatie comedy; Burke and Dempsey.
comedians; the Misses Tobin, pretty in
strumentalists; Leinzig, the mystery
worker. and the motion pictures OF
scenes attending the International motor
boat races form the remaining novelties
Academy-"Tracked Across the World -
Tracked Across the World" A. A
w oods' most recent success. VIII he th>
attraction at the Academy next week.
From the opening scene of the play.
which Is laid in Chicago, showing one
OF the numerous underground resortr
that infest the West, until the audience
sees popular steamship wharf in Ho-
boken, there is a panorama of scenes
from different parts of the world.
Among them are the rolling prairie at
sunrise, the toboggan slide on the plains.
the bull pit and arena IN Madrid. and
The Palace Of Folly In Paris. In the
cast of thirty-five are Georgia Mack.
The diminutive singing and dancing COM
edian; Gertrude LIE Brant, Edith Brown
ug. Maize OLIVER, Beatrice Golden.
Celia and Meta Reid, Eugene Frazier.
Edmund Sorogan, John Hickey. and cho-
us of pretty show girls.
Burlesquers."
Tom Miners Bohemian Buriesauers~
ire billed TO appear at the Lyceum Tha-
er this week. In the company ara
gladys ST. John, Lulu Ryan, Emma
Wood, Nina Calder, Ida Nicoiai, Bea-
rice CANDLES, Andy Gardner, John
Murray, W. J. Kelly, Higgins ard Berg
nan, Fred Law. and the Worlds Trio.
August Faust, the German wrestler.
Will appear at every performance and
will forfeit s25 to any one he can not
hrow in fifteen minutes