The Washington herald., 1906-10-11


" and the Beast" Mr.. Hyams is a come
dian of the Frank Daniels type, and for
long time was leading comedian With
Lillian Russell Marguerite sylvia, ami
Adele Richie 4 great musical offering
may be expected from lie Brun Grand
Opera Trio. which is said 20 be the finest
organization Of this nature IN vaudeville
They viii give the grand scene from III
TrOvat0re," with special settings and
costumes. Charley Case, the loquaci0us
comedian. Berth0ldy's acting COckatCOs.
Mabellc Adams the gypsy vioilnist. and
POng0 and Leo in aerial feats with
comic by-play. are also on the card. The
advance sale Of reserved seats is in prog
rcss.
"a Square Deal" which comes to the
Majestic next week. is said 10 be pre-
sented by one of the largest dramatic
organizations on the road The produc-
ton Of the play in New York last spring
was beralded by the New York press rs
one of the real dramatic treats OF the
season. The play deals with modern con-
diti0ns in politics; scene, Kansas a
prosperous lawyer. retired is induced to
submit his name Co a political conven-
ton which is O. nominate ii State uena-
tor. On the convention floor the political
and financial boss Of the state. who Is
endeavoring TO get control of the public
lands, induces him, by deceit, 80 with
draw. The bosses tool is elected, and
under the direction of the boss, intro
duces a bill which win rob the people Of
the State Of all the public lands.
AIr. Otis p. Thayer. Miss Clara Knott,
Mr.. Jack Kennedy Mr.. William T Had
dock. Miss Margaret Campbell. Miss Ed
T4.e~ T4-.r
Greene. and others Of the original cast
which appeared in this piece during its
run in New York viii be seen here.
The Academy viii present. commencing
Monday next, an interesting mel0drama,
Clusters Last Fight" by Hal Reid, for
the first time IN this city. Mr.. Reid has
woven a thrilling story about that brave
though rash, Indian fighter. Gen. Custer
and his iii-timed battle on the Little Big
Horn. A reproduction of this fight forms
She climax 10 the last act. A company
of forty people, including fuII-blooded In
dians viii interpret the play. The lead
ing character is an exceedingly strong
part. that Of the WOrld-famOus government
scout-BunaIo Bill His duel with yellow
Hand" the Cheyenne chief, Is said 90 De
a most realistic piece Of stage business.
Moving pictures, interspersed with song
and Instrumental music, viii be the offer
ing at the Belasco on the next three sun
day evenings. under the direction of
Messrs. Moore and SimOns. As a specially
attractive feature Of their programme
they Offer the celebrated European plan
ist. Mr.. Hans Cuffskey, who comes TO the
BelascO with the approval and well-de-
served praise Of European audiences. Mr..
Tom Moore, who is well known in this.
his native city. viii sing several new
ballads. and the Metropolitan Male Quar-
tet viii also appear on a bill that should
satisfy the most fastidious lovers of pO-
lite Sunday amUsements.
The New LyCeum will offer next week
the Twentieth Century Maids" in the
two excellent burlesques. The Twentieth
Century Maids Reception" and UPS and
Downs of the Beef Trust" with magnifi-
cent costumes and uneXCelled chorus
Of some twenty young and pretty girls
Joe Watson. Hebrew impeTsonator. Nor
ton and Diamond, Irish wits. Toma Han
lon. CCrnalla and Eddie and Billy Noble.
are few of the fun-makeTS- to be found
with this show.