National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-08
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FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-UNDINE.


Olive Logan's brilliant comedy, in which she
is to make her appearance at the NatIona, thea
tire next week, has everywhere exciteI the de-
lighted comments Of cities. The Pt.nsdelphia
papers Wed with each other as to yIhich should
speak most cordially OF 1t, when played In that
penters are as busy as bees behind the scenes
and the unique stage effects AMI peculiar Long
Branch local pictures are gradually taking shape
night, on the first act Of "S0rLn Her wardrobe
is said by those who have seen It in other cities
to by simply tndescrtOAhle in its perfection OF
fashionable splendor, Taken altogether, the
debut OF this authoreFs and actress will be an
event in the theatrical season in Washington.
MISS SCHLIRUKER'S CONCERT.
Our musical friends should not fan to attend
Sehliecker at Willard hall this evening. The
programme is very attractive, comprising gems
Erom DOniEetti, Gounod, Chaplin, Ait, Verdi, and
other emineKt composers. Misses Jones.
Si.adies' Trio" from Bates .Faistaff." WITCH.
rendered BY che same ladies at Sig. Barill's con-
cert last year, was so much admired. Tickets
door.
THE NAVAJO INDIANS.
Gov. Army, with his Navajo Indians will oc-
cupy the platform Of Lipeoln hall on Saturday
evening. Gov. Army, thoroughly learned on the
subject, will lecture on the Aztec races Of the
Rocky mountains, their history, traditions, re-
HgioD, customs, &C., and on the proper treatment
Of the Red men Of the West The seats to this
lecture free. The frst there will get the best
seats. The attached friends OF the great ex-
plOzer and pioneer will be out in full force
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
A grand concert for the new organ Of st.
Matthew's church will be given tonight at the
Congregational church, corner of Tenth and G
streets The concert will be under the direction
of DR.. Caulfeld, with Mr.. A. Glatzener as or
ganist. For the first time in this country the
DaVidde PeDitente OF Mozart will be given and
part second will include selections from Hayden
Mercadante, sc. Reserved seats at MetZerott's
These last nights of the week, afording the
only opportunities to zee the grand fairy specta-
Gle Of Undine, with all its queer and wonderful
accessories, should be improved. Tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock, a full representation of
Undine will be given, especially for the benefit
OF ladies and gentlemen. The lovers of grand
ballet will be gratihed with the performance.
ERNANI
This afternoon Ford's opera house will be oecu-
pied with the Kellogg English Opera Tpoupe.
Madame Van Zandt, Castle, Peakes and Garlic
ton are in the cast. The entire chorus will be
here. and the full orchestra. The opera of En-
mani will be sung Popular prices OF admission
have been fixed, placing the enjoyment OF this
opera within the reach Of all patrons OF art.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE UNCLE
TOMS CABIN"
The performance Of "Uncle Toms Cabin at
the National delights all who witness 1t. 1t is
well-studied and most excellent representation OF
the famous drama, and the principal characters
are ably and happily sustained. An "Uncle
Tom" vespertine Saturday afternoon.
THE THEATRE COMIQUE
hevaried attractions at the Comlqus this week
are more than sufficient to keep up the we'll
earned reputation of this standard and popular
French play there is very fine olio OF singing
and dancing.