Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-19
AMUsEsl ElNTS.


Tonight the concert 10 be given by Father
Daniol's Old Folks for the benefit Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will take place at Odd
Fellows hall. This ls oertalnly one Of the most
enjoyable entertainments ever given, and the
good folks will doubtless turn out 10 force 70
see and hear the Old Folks
Til, National Thentre Last Wight.
The theatre was not a. we'll attended last
evening As the merits Of the gentleman who was
the recipient Of the bsnsht deserved. Mr.. Ham.
IItou fairly outdld himself as Farmer Allen
and william. The triumph Of the evening,
however, was the success attending May Sa-
ville's rendition Of the character Of "DorA" 4
part which Mrs. Ohanfrau has heretofore held
as peculiarly her own. CURLING her natural
buoyancy Of Temperament, Mrs saville rendered
The loving, true hearted girl most delisately and
beautifully. The peculiar talents Of this lady
were never more apparent than In the assump-
tion OF the role she allied 90 acceptably, and she
we'll deserves the applause and generous CON.
mendatIon which was heard on all sides last
evening. The character was dressed with ~
faultless taste as II was we'll conceived. Mrs.
Allen, Of COURSE, did we'll 10 both PLAYS, and the
stock company rendered valuable assistance to
the lady artisieh
NetnmOra.
the person OF Mr.. Hamilton, on the boards Of
the National tomorrow evening Whistler or
not our Metamora (of washington) and his few
remaining braves will don their war paint ind
attend, is not yet decided upon. Nevertheless,
We can safely predict q crowded house.
wacht,L
The last performance but one OF the herman
opera troupe will DO given At the National TO.
night when al Troyatore' will DO performed,
with the famous tenor As Manrico. The merits
Of both the opera and the troupe are now we'll
known to the community, aOd tho performance
tonight will surely meet with the large audi.
ence II deserves. Tomorrow afternoon the usual
matinee, and last performances, will take place,
when wachtel will appear As Chapaleau, In the
"Postiliion do Lcniumoau."
Tbesdsrs Thomas Csaee't
The frst Of these superb entertainments will
be given at Lincoln Hall on Wednesday even.
Ing. What with the musical superiority Of AIR.
Thomas selections, the perfection Of their exc.
cution, aud the earnest devotion Of each per.
former to the part assigned him, these concerts
have become models VI their class aud very Of.
feetive In educating the musical taste Of the res
idents In each city whore the concerts have been
given.
Miss Marie Krsbs Is spoken Of by those
who are competent to Judge as thorough and
artistic pianist, who has taken her hearers In
every city by surprise.
Tho following Is the programme selected for
wednesday evening" Overture, Magic FLUTE
Mozart; Allegretto, sth Symphony-Boethoven
Caprieco, minor, Op. RI NeudeIssohu) Miss
Marie Krebs and Orchestra; Theme aud Yarla.
lions, Quartotte, d minor, schubert, sring or.
ohestra; Introduction, Chorus and March, act,
oheugrln-wagner; Overture, Dor Frey.
sohuetE-weber; Concerto, for Violin, No. l, Z
nat-(Paganim) Adagio. Rondo, Mr.. Bernh ard
LlstemRnn end Orchestra; Waltz, Rudolfs.
Klpnge, Strauss; RhApsOdle HongrOlse, No. l.
(LisEt) Miss Marie Krebs; Sal Tarello-Gounod,