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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
COlumbia-Sid H. Nealey's Lecture Of
China,

There is TO country in the world that
holds so much of interest to the people
OF the Western Hemisphere as China,
the mysterious, the land OF the little
foot women. There are few men more
qualified 20 tell about il than Sid II
NeaIy, architect o. the United States Ie-
cation buildings in Pekin. The ta9E
which he is 10 give next Friday after
noon at the Columbia Thcater on Pc
kin. fits people and its palaces. illus
trated by dissolvinE views and by Iv-
ing models, promises b. be rarely III
teresting. For untold ages China was
so hemmed about by her traditions Of
superiority over an other countries that
nothing was known of her. But out of
this unknown land came silks, satius.
brunzes. brasses, lacqueFs 20 the enrich
mcuJ of the western world. And il is
only -cceuuy that any authentic ac-
counts Of the customs. manners. and
speech OF this strange land have been
given. Mr. NCaly has much that IS new
and interesting TO toll about China.
where he iced for more than three
years His lecture viii bee supplemented
by beautiful views. and by a display OF
the beautiful national costumes worn
by living models.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Chase,s-Polite Vauderille.

Chases eight polite vaudeville novel
ties for the current week viii include
such eminent offerings as Gallagher and
Barrett, Julia Sandersou, EstelIe Wor-
dette d Co. Ben Wclch, the AIusi-
cal J0hnstons. Lee Tuns Foo. William
Selbini and Jeanette GroviuL and The
inexperienced Chauffeur" motion pic
lures. Gallagher and Barrett viii offer
their latest military burlcsQUc. The
Battle OF Too soon which Is said TO
have caught the fancy of theaterEOcrs
and 10 go with roar after roar Of
laughter. Julia SaudersoU, the petite
musical comedy prlma donna, late Of
THE Tourists and her Teddy Bear"
song. with the dancing cubs. should
make a resoundiuE hiL judging from It's
New York reception Esteile WOrdgtte
and company viii have another success.
"a Honeymoon IN the Catskills Do to Of
fer. Ben WEIGH viii be "a special card
The Musical JOuust0us are without
peers with the Xyl0pEoue. Lee Tuug
Foo is a rarity of raritics-a Chinese
baritone. The other acts are highly re-
gardcl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Acknowledgment Mantell in Shakes
peaTean Repertoire.

National-RObert Manten in Shakes
PeaTean Repertoire.
Mr. Nanteus week in the National
Theater. beginning tomorrow night, VIII
be divided among six plays, all Shake
speare's, and all save one tragedies.
Only one of the plays will be repeated
Julius Caesar" which will be given
three times. OF the six great roles he
viii play here, two viii be new to his
Washington Clientele-Brutus, in Julius
Caesar" and Shylock, in THE Merchant
of Venice" In view of the fact that
both plays have been in general use
this school term as textbooks in the
English classes, il is interesting TO note
that both viii be matinee bills in tho
NationaU
During MantelIs Washington engage
ment a year ago he gave five Shake
spearcau plays, and he restored 90 the
knowledge of theatergoers here the
great tragedy of King Lear, which,
for want of an actor capable of play
ing the massive name-part, mad been
permitted To disappear from our theater.
Another lOug-tO- be-rcmcmbered service
performed 10y Mr.. ManteH when last in
Washington was giving us the opp0r-
tunity again of seeing Macbeth DE
Quincy has called IL the greatest herit-
age of our literature with man OF
ability in she titlC-rOle.
We shall sec again both the Mantell
Hamlet and the Mantel Othelio. His
Richard III viii not be seen now, nor
his Richeueu, while his IagO, In "Dthel-
To-" Is held back for another season, SO
insistent was the pressure that De give
Julius Caesar not fewer than three
performances this visit.
The arranCcmcut for the week is duly
announced in the advertising columns
Marie Booth Russell who did not ap-
pear when Er. Nanteli was last here,
VIII be the actress OF the principal wom-
en- i'm all six plays.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
National - Washington Saengerbuud
Concert.

Great interest in manifested in the
second public concert Of the Washington
Saenserbund, which will take place at
the National Theater this evening at 8
o'clock
The chorus Of seventy male voices
win be assisted by Madame ShotweII-
Piper, soprano; Miss Elsa Fischer, vio-
ilhlste, and Mr. John A. Finuegan.
tenor; all Of New York city. Besides
these distinguished soloists there viii
De an orchestra OF forty musicians.
The entire program VIII be under the
direction Of Mr. Henry Xander the
musical director OF the society
The following attractive program viii
be rendered:
Overture-"The Marriage of Figaro"
Mozart Orchestra.
Chorus-.Frau Some. am HimmoI
Hcrauf," AttenhOfc- Saengerbund ana
Schaefer.
Soprano SoIo-Aria from ''Tannhauser.
Dich theure Halle" Wagner. Madame
Shotwell-Piper. Orchestral accOmpani-
meuL)
Tenor Sol0-Aria from Aida. " Celeste
Aida" Verdi Mr.. John A. FInnegan.
Orchestral accompUniment)
Violin SOlos-(a.) Romance WON
iawszi- o. "ZigoUnerweiseu," Saras-
ate Miss Ella Fischer.
"a ''Serenade. Piernc. o. "Ronds
d'Amour,' Won WcstcrhOut CO. Pan
americana" Herbert Orchestra
ChOruses - Ia "Sountag auf deYu
Meere.' Heiuze. o. "Fruhlngszeit,"
Wilhelm. Saengerbund
soprano Solos-(a) "UngeduId." Schu-
bert o. "Nerb0rgenhcit,' Hugo Wolf.
Cd "MeiHe Liebe list grun,' Brahms.
Madame ShOtwell-Piper.
Tenor SOlos-(a.)"A Dream" Rubin
STEIN lb)'Du bist die Ruh," Schubert.
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Belasco-symond's Sunday Concert.

The special features Of the Sigmunds'
concert at the Belasco tonight viii in
clude: Salvador Di Grazia. the trick
banjoist. who is said 10 be- one OF the
most expert performers on this lively
instrument; Sam Drane has been re-
engaged and viii present an entirely new
specially; Chester Spencer win again
render the latest Illustrated songs; the
motion pictures viii consist Of she latest
films Ht American and European views
Of travel, comedy, and novelty pictures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Belasco-The Jefersons, in playing
the Game"

playing the Game tho Offering at
the Belasco Theater next week, which
serves to introduce as joint stars, JOS
Cph and William jefferson. is a comedy
by Cleveland EIofiett and Hartley Da-
Wis. IL possesses a distinc, and orisi-
MAJ plot and an abundance Of genuine
comedy Not only have the JeffersOns
supplied amusement lovers with a clean
entertainment. but they arc said TO pre-
sent an elaborate. artistic and sump-
tuous production and su. porting com
pauy of superior merit. chief among
whom may be mentioned Aubrey
BoucicauIt an old favOrite in this city.
In Playing the Game" Joseph jefferson
appears in the character role of the Hon.
Beverly Clay, a type Of SOutherneT sell
dom seen nowadays north Of the Mason
and Dixon line William Jefferson, on
the contrary, pOrtrays the part Of Percy
Charlton. a social butterfly; while Mr..
BoucIcault. in the role OF StuyvesG Mt
Howe. pOrtrays a retired business man
seeking recreation and advertisement
From q scenic point of view the COM
edv SURPRISES many of the more pre-
tentious produ tons. The scenery was
painted by Ernest Albert of the Lee
Lash studios. Of New York city, and
the properties were made by Edward
Seidle of the Metropolitan Opera
House.
The usual Wednesday and Saturday
matiuees viii be given
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
MajesIc-Big City Minstrels.

John W \oseIs Big City Ministries
VIII appear al the Majestic week of
ALafen - ana present one of the most
novel and pleasing entertainments ay.s.
'4gFen the amusement loving public
The program ls OvCrIOWlug with randi
IRE IuH and genuine surprises ur-rr,-
music and dazzling scenic and eIettrless
entertainment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17

each attempting q different sensational
challenge escape feat
Inc seven other novelties i'm the bill
viii include Snyder anu Buckley i'm The
SlleeL MUSICIAN. the DLms. Helena.
Frederick. James H. Cullen. Bowers.
Walters amt CroOker. Harry Evans. and
me motion pictures of Alpine travel.
Inc seat safe opens tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Majestic Mayors Concert Tonight.

For this evenings program at the
Majestic Theater Mr.. Mayer announces
Leonard r. Chick In popular songs.
AS an added attraction Miss Esther
Wallace. who was so favorabIy re-
ceiVed last Sunday night, has been re-
engaged TO sing two new songs. The
bill promises to be a most interesting
one in all its features.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17

she is scheduled to present during her
stay. The new play will be John Gals
worthy's realistic drama, 1.-The Silver
Box, - in which Miss Barrymore viii have
a part that calls for character acting
and at the same time for strong emo
tional work
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
New Lyceum-"The Champagne Girls. /"

The Champagne Girls" are to appear
at the New Lyceum during the coming
week The company consists Of foTty-
people, including such stars as the
MoOre's. Ezuer and Webb, Potter and
HartweH, Montgomery and Cantwfu
and the famous George +. Alexander
all recognized as stars in their various
particular lines. The women with mis-
show have been selected because of
their ability as well as for their beauty
and Vtvacity. The owners of The
ChdmpaSne girls have nothing left
out of their company which i'm their
mind would bring new patrons to every
performance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17

(c) 'Tu Sing Thee Songs Of Araby,"
Clay Mr.. John A. Finnegan.
s-"Landkennung, Grieg. Saen-
gerbund and orchestra Baritone Solo
Mr. Frank RebstOck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Columbia-James K. Hackett, in "TI
Walls of Jericho"

One of the best plays of the past
decade Is Alfred Suffers 1.-The Walls Of
Jericho" which Mr.. James K. Hackett
VIII bring to the Columbia tomorrow
night.
Although the play is one of the ire
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
Boston Symphony Orchestra
DR.. KARL MUCK, Conductor.
Tuesday Afternoon,
March 18th, 1850.
March 18th, 4;7o.

Reserved seats. 500. s.. $50. 81. 75c. on
sale r. arthur Smiths -1z. + ST. in Sanders
g. S-l~-ln's. rnhI0-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17
standardization Lackaye, in "Tht
Law and the Man"

lumbia Thcater next week in a play new
this year. his own dramatization Of Vic
tor HuEo's celebrated novel, Les AIiser-
ables," which has been called The
Law and the Man" AS Jean Vatican
the ctor-playwright has q character
which runs the gamut Of human emo
tiOns. and calls for ,he full powers Of
mis- unQuestioued art. William a Brady
has gathered together a strong support
ing company for his star Of forty per-
sons. Thu scenery and costumes are
historically correct. being made from
plates IN one of the great museums Of
France.
Chase's-HOudini and Folite Vaudeville.
HoUdini will make his last appearance
in washington at Chase's next week,
giving twelve performances only, and at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17

catchy "Hinkee-Dee'' number and Hoer-
ieinS 'Carlsslma,' Nightingale" and
Julia" selections.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-17

his own. The Metropolitan Opera House
Is donated. rent free. for the entire
we X by the Conried Met.Onohtdn opera
COMPANY. and this gives the project a
splendid start
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NOVELLI SAILS
 FOR ITALY

New York April After an engagement that proved evceeding- ly successful Frmete Neveti he Italian actor sailed fodav for Genoa His original eneaaemen. of one week was extended to TWO weeks and then 10 three wnelss He remained n New York all fhe week. his engagements outside all aeine cancelled
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Tallahassee. Fla. April l7-Ac- eofaing 70 the call of issne ny State Superintendent Holloway for Pnblic Instruction. he county snperfntena- ants and other school officials Of the state Of Florida assembled in this city today for three days session to hold convention for the betterment Of the schools of the state Nearly every county in The state is represent ad, the expenses of he officials who attend being paid ont of the county treasnrtes. \ full program was ean- dered, and until the 9th the axer- cises win be replete ". h interest.
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