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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1905

Page

105

The Week's Playbills At The Theaters

William H Crane to present The American Lord at the National Theater tomorrow night with a four act comedy by Dagey and Broadhurst. Follows Breuster's hotel set in Elkhorn Dakota and a line of misunderstandings about inheritance and a bid for political power. Miss Scheff stars in Mlle Modiste at the Columbia with Victor Herbert music and a busy tour. Chase's vaudeville features the Mysterious Zancigs and Lew Sully with a long list of acts including dogs, cats, and the Rice Family. The Lyceum brings The Cherry Blossoms Burlesque Troupe with three acts and a strong vaudeville lineup. Also schedules for Barney Gilmore in A Rocky Road to Dublin and other theatre offerings.

William H. Crana Columbia Pritzi Scheff Mlle Modiste Lafayette Billy 8 Van Chase Zancigs Lew Sully Academy Rocky Road To Dublin Lyceum William HE. Crane The National William H. Crane New National Theater Charles Frohman Charles T. Dagey George H. Proadhurst Syracuse Breusters Hotel Elkhorn Dakota John Breuster Congress Pete Texas Breusters Breuster Lord Breaster United States Bretteter Fingland Virginia Geo England Brewster John Rbreuster Mr. Crane Hilda Spong Richard Pitman George Fi Ridedell Elmer Ndon Edgar Norton John WesLite Harvey Blakeman Rosalind Coghlan Nellie Mialcolm Fritzl Scheff Columbia Theater Victor Herbert Henry Blossom Trenton Miss Scheff Modisto Dressmaker Fifi Rue de la Paix Etienne de Bouvray Comte de St. Mar Mme. Cecil Fun Sterm Kim Pruette Walter Percival Claude Gilliamenter Leo Mars Eddie Leonard Chase’s. Chase's Sharp Brothers Flermany Cats Lrogs Five Piroscoffis Taylor Holmes Rice Family Holdeo Automobile Prof Zancig Mme. Zancig Zanecigs West Carncross Dixie Germany Piroscoffis Taylor Hokmes Robert Eddson Academy Tomourrow Barney Gilmore Bob Daley Ireland Daniel I. Hart Georgia Emerald Isle Sceale Matthew Robert Daley Walla Walla Cherry Blossoms Lyceum Theater Toibasco Harry Trends Cohen Carlisle and Perry Harmony Harry Fitzgerald Ewvanses Kkids John H. Perry

Willard on Make-up in Acting and Facial Expression

Mr Willard discusses character make-up, arguing makeup can hide the face and dull interpretation. He prefers actors reveal emotion through facial expression, noting beards mar delicate sentiments and that true acting aims to illuminate heart and soul rather than external appearance.

E. B.wilard Willard Mr. Willard Cyrus Blenkarn Cyrus

Peter Pan to Open at National Theater with Barrie Novelty

The National Theater presents Peter Pan by James M Barrie starring Misa Maude Adams on Monday October 16. The production marks the play's first U S performance and may bring Barrie himself to New York for the premiere.

Misa Maude Adams National Theater United States James M. Barrie Mr. Barrie Peter Pan Duke of York Theater London Tinker Bell Emerson Barrie Robert Louis Stevenson Kenneth Graham

Boston Symphony to Play Five Washington Concerts This Winter

The Boston Symphony Orchestra opens a five concert subscription at the New National Theater on October 18 at 9 AM. Prices range from 10 dollars for orchestra to 5.75 dollars for gallery. conductor duties alternate with Gericke leading most events and Vincent d Indy guest conducting one program. Mrs Katie Wilson Greene handles local management and Washington rejoices at the return after scheduling shifts with Philadelphia and New York. Notable soloists include Mme Gadski and Willy Hess with future appearances by Bauer and Marteau.

New National Theater Boston Symphony Orchestra T. Arthur Smith Samme Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Gericke M. Vincent d'Indy Katie Wilson-Greene Washington Mme. Gadski Willy Hess Boston Symphony Quartet Hess Arold Bauer Henri Marteau Wilhelm Dericke Ione Wicknese Harold Bauer T. Arthurc Smith F Street Banders & Stayman Frichs

Coming attractions and theater notes in Washington

The Orpheum Show and National stage bring Calo nial Septette, Harry Davenport, Maude Adams in Peter Pan, and Custer's Last Fight next week. Tim Murphy's escapades with a Clinton jail visit and a long career with touring stars are recounted, along with John R. Rogers’s globe trotting managerial history and the Marine Band schedule for winter Sunday concerts at the Columbia Theater under Lieut. Santelmann.

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