National Republican., 1880-03-01
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National ThOatre-Msry Anderson.

national Thoatre-MarY Anderson.
Mary Anderson will appear this evening Mt
tho National Theatre ns Erddne In Shields
drama of that namo--a role In which she has
achieved wonderful success. Miss Anderson g
reputation rs the greatest actress on the Amer
lean II not the entire English-speaking stage
is so firmly established and almost universally
acknowledged, Notwithstanding hypercritical
detractions, that it appears like superoroga-
ton to sound hor praises In these columns Mt
this time. Her recent engagement in Boston
was succession of triumphs, and if the news.
paper accounts from that city can be believed,
there was standing room only on most of the
nights she appeared. As for Washington, she
has so engrafted herself upon the affections OF
tho thcatre.going public as to make further
mention unnecessary. She is supported by
Mines Lcvick, Manager J. w. Albaugh and
other equally meritorious artists.
FUTd's sOpera-House--"French FLATS"
This latest success of the Now York stage
will DO produced at Fords this evening and
during the present week by the Union Square
Theater Company. IL has been performed in
New York to crowded houses for three con-
sccutivo months and received the unqalifod
commondation of the metropolitan press. II
abounds In funny situations illustrating the
absurd occurrences that Charcteri2c the daily
existence of the population of u house divided
into French flats. It's dialogue is marked by
crisp and sparkling humor, and tho individual
characters of the play are each and all suth'
ciently strong to attract interest in their do
Jugs and sayings. The company presenting
the play Is said to DO composed of 6rst'clas.
artists who do their level best to amuse aud
entertain, and are said to succeed marvclously
we'll.
Lincoln Hali-Levy.
Levy, the greatest cornot player Of this day,
will appear in two concerts at Lincoln Hall
OH Thursday aud Friday evenings of thi:
week. Those who have had the pleasure oil
listening to his silvery notes will bo only
too glad TO havean opportunity to renew thcii
former experience, whilo those who have not
heard him should not miss the treat presented
to thcm. He is supported by eminent talent,
such as Mrs. Frlser-Linly, soprano; Miss
Annie Bcesc, contralto; Mr. Christian Fritsch,
tonor and Mr.. Ferdinand Quicken, tho cmi.
nent pianist and composer. The sale of seats
begins tomorrow ut Metzcrotps music store
Theatre Comlnue.
Tho untiring enterprise of the managers Of
this popular resort hns succeeded in collecting
| for the present week such galaxy of talent
as has not been witnessed during the present
season. The appearance OF the great Dock
stadcrs will be the piece de resistance, while
such aggregation of artists as the Webster
Brothers, Hines and Blossom, Daisy Reming
ton, the La Rues the Murray tS Hedges tom
bimation, Joyce Martello and others not les
renowned, aided by the excellent stock com
pany, is u sure guarantee Of genuine fun ant
entertainment. A burlesquo on "Pinafore
and Jake Budd in his famous extravaganza o
blue Glass" aro among the attractions.
philharmonic Society Concert.
On Wednesday evening tho music.lovin
portion of our citzens will receive a rar
treat in tho concert of tho Philharmonic Sc
ciety of this city, aided by Miss Eva Mill,
Clara Baker, Mr.. Warren Young and Mr. Wild
ney, of this city, and Miss Jennie Dickerso
and Mr. Fritsch, of New York city, as soloist!