Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-10
cDD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR SHORT TINE ONLY,
COMMENCING on
THURSDAY EVENING, January llth, 1856.
And continuing every dsy thereafter until
further notice.
cDD FELLOWS HALL.

PARADISE LOST,
THE
REBELLION IN HEAVEN
REBELLION IN HEAVEN
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS
THE WAR OF THE ANGELS
THE FALL OF SATAN
THE FALL OF SATAN
AND THE FALL OF NAN
AND THE FALL OF MAN!
As described by John Milton in his Immortal
Poem, entitled Paradise Lost, - it being a COM
plete Illustration Of this Grast Poem from be-
ginning to end, comprising
sIXTY-THREE SPLENDID TABLEAUX
SCENES,
Carrying out Millions idea Of
HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS AND PARADISE.
HEAVEN, HELL, CHAOS AND PARADISE.
The Great Spectacle of
The Great Spectacle Of
SATAN AND THE REBEL HOST
SATAN AND THE REBEL HOST
BEING DRIVEN OUT OF HEAVEN!
BEING DRIVEN OUT OF HEAVEN
EVERY NIGHT
PANDEM0NIUM,
PANDEMOSIUM,
WITH
SATAN IN COUNCIL THERE.
SATAN IN COUNCIL THERE
sATANs VOYAGE
sATAN's VOYAGE
FROM HELL THROUGH CHAOS
FROM HELL THROUGH CHAOS
TO THIS EARTH EVERY NIGHT
TO THIS EARTH EVERY NIGHT,
THE GARDEN OF EDEN.
THE GARDEN OF EDEN.
ADAM AND EVE.
ADAM AND EVE.
THEIR SIN ANB EXPULSION.
THEIR SIN AND EXPULSION.
MINISTERS RECOMMEND 1T.
MINISTERS RECO MMEND 1T
~ Doors open in the evening at Ga O'Clock
Curtain rises at O'Clock.
roors open for Matinee at 2 O'Clock. Curtain
ats.
In order that oil classes of people may have an
opportunity OF witnessing this wonderful exhibi-
tion the price of
Admission Gents only
Reserved eats..-...................-.. "
No Hall Price.
Admission to Matinee to all parts Of
the Cents
...........15
~For particulars see bills.
W. W. VERT, Proprietor.
A. NJ. DORLAND,
Business Manager
&c. GARDNER, Agent.
~The tale Of reserved seats will commence on
Wednesday at a. m, January 10th. 1856, at Mr.
John Ellis Music Store, 3O6 Pa. ave. jas-3t
SEATON HALL.
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS.
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
Will be given at the above Hall,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. IL, 1866.
MASTER CoKER,
Late Solo Soprano of Trinity church, New York,
(now in his l4th year,
Assisted by
MR.. SIMPSON,
First Tenor of Grace Church, New Ysrk,
sIGSOR sTRINI,
Favorite Basso,
And Eminent Instrumental Talent.
PROGR RAMME.%
!. ouartette-Instrumenial ................ .Flotov
MR. GEO. SIMPSON.
8. Solo Basso-' Oh, Lisson"-Don Sebastian
sIGNoR srRINI. "''e'''
4. Solo Soprano-Se Romeo Romeo ct Juliett)
MASTER RICHARD COKER.
8. Solo -Violoncslio-"Two souls in
heaven" Ofe nbach
PARrIT
!. DuS; Tenors ct Basso-from Barber OF Sc.
Mr. GEO. SIMPSON AND N;''i SIG. sTRiNf' H'''0'
Solo sGsTssf %ssfFR fsSfRfs RrcR1RS 6dKER Ard
g. Solo Tehore5T Three Stages Of Mani
MR.. GEO. SIMPSON
{. Solo lnstrumental-Piano.
5. Duo, Soprano ct tTenore-"Adie' '-Ripoletto
MASTER COBER AND SIMPSON
g. Quartette Noeal-"A Te OCara"-Puritsni
MAST. CoKER, SIMPSON, sTRINI. DAVIES.
| Tickets, 81 each, (no extra charge for reserved
seats } can be had from Monday, Jan. sth at Mr..
JOHN +. ELLIs' Music Store, Pepusylyants
avenue between 9Th and 10th streets: Signor 8
strini, Teacher Of Singing, No. 6 -Four. and a.
half street. --
The tive Grand Pianos used on the occasion are
from the celebrated factory of Chickering Sens,
and kindly ioased by Mr.. Ellis jass sso3ts
~. u, AIkLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Once No al 9Th street vest, aeAr Penn . avenue.
seuid respectfully inform his friends and the pub,
Ne generally that he is attending to an fega'
h1si such n zdmi Ia ring AmaAsfx a.