National Republican., 1880-11-29
AWUS ElIENTS.
No,ionn, Tbeo,re-.ototta -

Tho sprightly little actress, Lolita, will com.
menco nm engagement at the National theatre
this evening, appearing in her own play of
"Musette" In this an opportunity Is afforded
her for exhibiting her varied talents, which
she Of course fully improves. "Musetto" has
been seen here, as in fact have all of Lottas
plays, and the success which mas at every pre-
yious engagement in this city attended her
efforts to please and amusc will no doubt be
increased during this week. She has just
closed q most successful engagement lasting
three weeks IN Boston, large audiences being
in attendance every night, and from her
known popularity in this city It may safely
be predicted that the National theatre will be
the scene OF crowded houses duiing Lotta's
stay here.
Tord's opera-House-" our German Sem
ator."
Mr.. Gus Williams will mako his appearance
at the opera.house tonight in the character
Of j. Ad0lph Diuckol In "Our German Senator"
There is an immense amount OF fun in this
play, rs our theatro-goors we'll know, for its
success hero last season was most pronounced.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer thus speaks Of it
Mr. Gus Williams the renowned German dialect
actor appeared iu this city for the second time this
season IN his great success. "Our German SENATOR.
The audience at Pixies last night to greet him on
his second appearance was fine one and laugh
after laugh followed throughout the whole two
hours and o half of genuine fun. lie Is supported
by an excellent company, oil whom know how
70 make the most Of every situation in the piece.
4yOu want 70 enjoy a laugh OIL you can't rest,
just take in "Our German Senator
Tho Rive-King and Donald Combination
Concert.
Tho attractions that arc announced for the
Rive. King and Donaldi combination concert
nc Lincoln hall on Friday evening next are
| far moro numerous than are usually presented
| In one organization, Mrs. Julia Rivc-kng is
herself one of the finest pianisis now before
| tho public, aud she has associated with her
that Napoleon of cornctists, Levy; Herr Rein
| hard Richter. voinist said TO be worthy
successor of Wioniawski; Miss Laura Bellini,
Il soprano, of whose voice the most favorable
| reports have been made aud the Donadi con.
cert party, consisting Of Nine. Donald, Nile.
| Mabcla, Mr. and Miss Brodcrck and others.
In fact, the entire troupe numbers fifteen,
| every one of whom is flushed artist. Nine.
| Doualdi Is an artist who has met with the
most pronounced success both al.oad and
| since her return to this country. Her voice is
said TO be II soprano of excellent compass aud
| purity, and she possesses dramatic power in n
remarkable degree. The sale of tickets will
commence this morning at Metzcrotts.
g-Tritch-wilheinj
Lovers of music will be pleased to learn
that Il grand concert will be given at Lincoln
hall on Thursday evening, December 2, by
the following celebrated artists: Constantiu
Sternberg, the celebrated Russian pianist
who has been creating great enthusiasm in
New York; Miss Lctitia L. Fitch, the
favorite prima donna, with August Wilhclmj
the world.renowned violin vrtuoso; Mr.
Max Vogrch musical director. Wo quote
| the following from the New York World.
| VI. Constautin sternberg, the young piano vlr
tuuso, was last night subjected 20 the dangerous
| ordeal Of Il debut In the academy of music. The
house was well filed With people whose faces are
familiar to oil irequentCrs OF musical cnleri0in
meuts, the representatives of rival piano houses
| being especially prominent The fact that NJ
Sternberg stood the test bruvely and accomplished
the task he had undertaken Is no insignificant
proof OF his ability. Before the first movement o
scharwCaka's concerto IN b flat minor was finished
! It was evident to every candll musician IN tho
| house that NJ. SternbcTg was no prctCDqcr In tho
| art Of piano playing and when the third move
| ment was ended he had won q host Of admirers
IN Griegs "Ausdem Norwegischen Nolks leben,
| light, graceful pieces, and LiSats "Rhapsodle Es
| pagnolc" NJ. Scrnberg shone. lie Is nm unaffected
selfposscsscd player. He is q great pianist. lie
| was received with much cOrdiality and was re
wNrdcd for his efforts by several recalls and chap
! let Of laurel leaves.
The sale Of tickets will commence thi:
morning ut Metzerotts music store.
| Theatre Comique.
The attractions announced for the present
week at the Comique are Of Il high order Of
merit prominent among which arc CardellC
and Victorclli, gymnasts; the Burtons and
Wesleys, speciality artists, and Miss Lizzie Par
| ker, n serio.cOmi singer who Is well known
here. In addition, Jake Budd will appear In
his new sketch, "rhe Hotel Runner" which
is said to contain the most pronounced anti
lean features.