National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
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0A10lME RICHIN0S-BERNARD.
03t9ue fem1sasd that the celebrated
49, 1s3a9sS tFo1ps o. this fAvorite artist COM
9e%4 snGaGp0snt at willard hall this
ssk tEe1Dsi d composed Of twenty five
- sfag solos, DUETS, trios, and
Seaseeeo - hsse dslighsfal end artistic man
-. - uo1bsu have sung together for 90
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tsanHe1sa 80: Msa ntehlngs- Bernard,s con
cert 40 go va rspetitton Of the splsn..d
was eeslPs b lsigs pert Of that elss sfpsopis
VINO go q useA Sntsrtalnments whsl there
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songs Nh . an I'd tssss th.s sSsrstic Is1ie
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that 6ss1sss tAsss hsndsoas ladies and ssntie-
ancestors that thar are solemn and ssdats per
sons; on ths contrary they sing songs and indulge
~ IL sy,pia{ yAieh the sober people Of the oldsn
Thsrs e E.sss dss in the Performance that i
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CON.
CERTS.
The course Of organ and vosal eooesrts, else
where sdvertised, fseths CsngIsgaaional church,
VIII form positive neveley aneng the musteaf
attractions for the pro1u1 winsss The mo-
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Richings Bernard troupe, With which the course
opens, Wednesday night, at ths eAarsh viii the
g great organ aeso%I,s e b f.lsysa the
monte Soe4sty, sAshe oFatsHo Of the HssdsA With
distinguished sololsts from abpood; tAo clSHp-l
eSareS Hsa York; Roy n. sns ssa
many sthsss Of tbs n1siesl celebrities Of the
Of or own - Who Ave m sagp Z. ,es
teetr sesytees Every eleert b to bestrictly first
Is. sns esabraes slsdalties pscuitdrto ksslr:
given in AID q he organ fund Of The snarcS.
ENGLISH OPERA.
Miss Kellogg, with her talented troupe makes
her hrst appearance in Washington this season
st the Natioaal theatre. The opening perform
ance will be the opera of aLucis di Lammsrmoor,"
with Miss Kellogg In the title role. Besides Hin
Kellogg the troupe consists Of Mr.. Theodore Ha-
l,
Mr.: Harry Peake, Mr. Joseph Mas, Mr.. W. H.
Iills, Mr.. Edward Ssgsin, Mr.. Haftleman, Mrs
Ms sd ME-: so
.ligolstto, Faust, "Tks Marriage Of Figaro
ayolo" with such . company and such an array
O. fsvorite operas oar nasic-loving citizens may
feel happy: indeed, at the prospects for enjoyment
Manager Ssville presents for the present week.
FORD's.
farewell engagement at Ford's this ever
ing. "Bleak House! 10 selected for the opening
performances, in which the distinguished lady will
personste two characters. Madame Janausehek
Is one Of the few really great tragic actresses now
on the stage, and those Of our citizens Who take
an interest In the more Intellectual phase Of the
drama ORA vii Be sacrdsd Opportunities for crafty
'eAlary Stuart" win be given, and ON Wednesday
will be presented the powerful play Of "Adrienne
re are 0 sS TaPG
fal.
GERALD MASSEY.
This brilliant poet and humanitarian will de-
liver lecture ct willard hall on Monday even
ing next. MIR. Msssey's reputation a. o bard was
made many years ago BY . series Of lyrics, some
words 70 Americans. His subject viii BE- ssWhy |
Did Not Goo Kill the Devilf which question,
We may presume, viii be handled In an able man.
large audience from its novelty, aside nom the /
eminent fame Of the speaker.
=. ANNA DICKINSON -
This we'll known and talented Lady viii .lseture
1t Lincoln hall tomorrow evening. Her -subjt Q. |
will be "For Your Own Sake.n ThA lecture has |
been delivered in many of cha. large cities this
season, and Y a1oksn Of ID the highest terms BY |