Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-06

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hon M s4 . ie1n ANDsksoN, This young lady, who
i mas Sa AZ nr years made such rapid advance
aa r tne eSlon as to be universally recognized
SING crowded houses at the National this
week, and has evoked great enthusiasm among
the cultured people who appreciate artistic act
veg: . Her timely modulated voice was heard to
great advantage in the role OF 'Evadne' last
night and the interest of the audience increased
until the eliminating scene in the hall OF
statues. when her powerful acting made pro-
stataesque poses In this scene were equal to
the best of the celebrated artists Of the world.
She was well supported by Mr.. Lev1ck, as
Tonight Miss Anderson will appear In the beau
t td,1 play Of "Love, or the Countess and the
FoRp,s opER. Hopsr. The Union souare
company play French Flats" here this evening
for the last time. Previous mention has been
made Of the excellence, Individually and collec-
amusement that the piece AFFORDS This even
Ing could not be better spent than at the Opera
Next week John T. Raymond will play "Wol
fert's Roost" at the Opera House, a play based
upon Washington Irving's Sleepy Hollow"
Mr.. Raymond takes the character OF "Ichabod
New York "Wolfert's Roost" ran for fifty
nights" Mr. Raymond has been very success
fuf in it elsewhere. The character Of the
mond,s peculiar line OF acting He viii be sup
ported by his own comedy company. WaEes
Spirit Says:-sMr. RaymOnd'S IchabOld Crane
It is P%sch G he sI
shine, which he can make popular, and which,
true to nature or not, is Enthusiastically comic
oT stage
OF the week at the Comique will be unusually
excellent. Next week a very attractive enter
tainment will be offered
National Theater tomorrow evening" on The
Gods" one Of his most brilliant and audacious
efforts.
TALLMADGE HALL--Prof. Carpenter will ap-
pear at this hall again this evening. His enter
tainments have been feature in Washing
ton for the past three weeks, and he draws
larger houses the longer he stays
ODD FELLOWS HALL-The performance of
.Ptnafore," last evening, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Tor the benefit OF St Johns Mite association,
was very successful. The attendance was very
large and the opera admirably performed. All
OF the cast do remarkably we'll The orches-
trail music was also fine. The performance will
be repeated this evening.
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT will be held in the
new audience room of the 9th Street Metropoli-
tan Methodist Protestant Church, on the even
ing of the 9th. Miss Eva Mills, Miss Minnie
Evan, Little Annie Lewis, and others will take
part.
THE ORIGINAL FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE SING
ERs.-It is to be hoped our readers are aware
what treat is in store for them on Monday
evening next. The original troupe of Fisk Uni
versity singers who have been In Europe three
years, and who have earned for Fisk University
SloV,VVo give Uucu ulSG CuuCtTU LII LluCOlu Hall,
on Monday evening. They will have a grand
welcome, and we advise our readers to secure
their seats at once at MetZerott's. In Philadel-
phia, at the Academy of Music, last Thursday
evening, they had an immense audience. They
were honored in Germany and England and
other countries by the patronage of the
crowned heads and other high officials.
THE next art lecture by Dr.. j. Leonard Corn
ing will be given at the Congregational Church
next Tuesday evening, the subject being. Mich
ael Angelo--Art under the Medici.'
TNn or nr1Iy l,cfC fp11 INV
Fathers Quinn and Wood, will lecture at Lincoln
Hall next Monday evening on the dangers of
Roman1sm to Free American Institutions"
MRS. ADELINR DUAL MACK'S studies in elOcrl-
ton at Tallmadge hall beng about finished, she
has been requested to repeat the course and
announcement will be made of the place In The
STARS advertising columns next week. In the
meantime Mrs. Mack will receive private pupils
and classes at her residence, 304 Indiana ave.