Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
The New Theater Company.

Inc new 1HedCeI VOWPAuy.
The demand for reservations at the Be-
lasco Theater box Office indicates that
the New Theater Company will play
banner engagement at Manager Taylor
pretty playhouse next week The roper
tory presents a list Of plays OF varied
action and emotions and also shows the
company of to the best advantage.
The opening bill will be Shekespeare's
delightful comedy Twelfth Night. In
the cast will be seen Annie Russell. =. n
Holland, Jessie Busley. Ferdinand Colt.
Yorke. Beverly Sitgreaves. Jacob Wen
dell, jr., Henry Kolker. Albert Bruning
and others of prominence.
Friday night a double bill VIII be pre-
sented-Rudolf Besier's Don" and Aau-
rice Matterlincks Sister Beatr1ce. In
Don" will be seen Henry Kolker. That's
Lawton, Louis Calvert. Leah Bateman
Hunter. William Mcvay. Mrs Harriet
Edith wynne Matthison will play the
name role In Sister Beatrice" Others
who will be seen in this cast are owe
Wyndham. Jessie Busley. Vida Sutton.
Beverly Sitgreaves. Mrs. Harriet Otis
Dellenbaugh and Mr.. Lee Baker
Girls"
The Columbia Players are now engaged
with the preparation of Clyde Fitch's
charming comedy Girls" for presenta-
ton next Monday evening and for the
remainder Of the week. From present in
dications the several members OF the
company will have parts in the new OF
fering eminently suited to their talents
The play, after scoring hit in this city.
enjoyed a run of over year at DAILY
ineater, New York. Girls has but re-
Gently been released for stock presenta-
ton at a high royalty.
GEL Canitan."
The second week of the Aborn Comic
Opero Company's season at the New
National Theater, starting next Monday
night. will be occupied with another
comic opera favorite, of American vint-
age, John Philip sousa's lei Captain"
In the title role, created by De Wolf
Hopper an Aborn favorite OF long stand
ing, Robert Lett, will make his first bow
of the season. With him will also return
to the Aborn fold at the National num-
her of other artists who have made
themselves popular in the former pro-
grams given here by this organisation,
among whom are Carrie Reynolds in the
In the humorous character OF Princess
Marghanza. John r. Phillips in the tenor
role Of fernando. Sol Solomon a. the
forIorp but ludicrous little scapegoat.
Pozzo and Harry Llewellyn as Cazarro.
Ada Meade will remain to sing another
appropriate prima donna role as Isabel
IN "El Captain" Others In the cast will
he Eugene Francis AZ Gen. Herbana'
Ralph Nichols as Nevada, and e. w.
Phillips as Montalba.
"Graustark."
"Grsustark." which comes to the
Academy next week. is taken from George
Barr McCutcheon's romantic and thrill
ing story of love behind q thropA in
which typical American hero defes ira
acknowledging old world royalty and
wins the hand of the princess he loves.
"Graustark' is strong In heart interest
and in exploiting the spirit Of Yankee
exempliied in the play and novel by
Grenfall Lorry of the L. 8. A., who
after meeting the princess OF Grau-
stark near Denver follows her across
the ocean. ignorant of her rank and title.
and by Harry Anguish. a young artist.
who makes it plain to barons and princes
that an American citizen is as good rs a
man with title.
The Limit"
Chase's next week will assemble a note
worthy array of attractions headed by
the Willy Panther company In the latest
Partisan acropantomimic comedy. Angli-
cized as THE Limit" and Astounding In
astonishing and amusing adventures
Another feature will be Bert Kalmar and
Jessie Brown, in characteristic songs and
dances. Eugene and Willie Howard have
comic skit. Irene Roman, the Girl
from the Golden Cate will submit a
musical diversion with laughable inter-
walls. Two stars Of minstrelsy, Bob
Quinlan and Keller Mack, will play The
Travelling Dentist Anna and Lillian
Doherty, Vittorio and Giorgetto, the
Italian hand-balancers, and "Sensa-
tional Logging" shown by the vitagraph,
are other attractions