Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-27
Amusements, &c.

LoTTA.-Nextweek Lolita will be at the National
Theater She will be supportd by good COM
pany. There is not much TO be said about
Lolita, except that she is always delightful and
always draws the biggest sort of houses. She
will open Monday night in "Musette, or Bright
strels will close their engagement at the opera
House this evening. They give very good per-
Torrance.
OUR GERMAN SENAToR.-Next week we will
have at Ford'S Opera House Gus Williams as
Our German Senator" The play is full of
fun and sparkle. 1t is somewhat similar TO the
Mighty Dollar" The Baltimore American
says: The speech. presumably before the Sen
ate, made by the German Senator Dinkel, at
the Grand Opera House, W es model for breyity,
wit and MOI .:omnittalism:
NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Pirates bold Will
give their last performance tonight. They
have had very successful week, and the per-
Torrance deserved 1t.
A GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT will be given
at Lincoln Hall next Thursday evening by the
following celebrated artists: ConStanun Sterl-
berg, the handsome Russian pianist, who has
Miss Letitia L. Fretca, the young and charming
prima donna, with August Wilhelmj. the re-
nowned violin yirtuoso. Mr.. Max Vogrich Will
bt the musical director. The sale of seats COM
menceS Monday morning at MeZerOtt & CO. 8
music store Comment on the great Wilne,mj
is unnecessary. The New York Herald says OF
NJ. ConStantin Sternberg, that the young Rus
sian piano yirtuoSo made his debut In America
at the Academy of Music, In New York, october
I, before an audience of over 5000 people,
among whom were probably 500 OF New York'S
best musicians He was several times inter
rupted by enthusiastic applause. His success
Is unQuestiOnable. He Is not only great artist
but also good musician.
A DOUBLE CONCERT CoMPANY.-There will be
combination concert at Lincoln Hall next Fri
day evening by the Rive king and Donald
Rummel combined. The following program
VIII be given: Duo from Don Giovanni, Miss
Mabella and Mr.. Broderick; The Primrose. Miss
Schelle: Andante and ScherZo Herr Richter.
Aria from Traviata, Signora Bellini; Tarrentella
prtlicipe," Mime. Donald; Polonalse, fiat, Ma
ior, Mr.. Rummel; THO. Semiramide. Signora
Bellin1, Miss MaOella and Mr.. Broder1ck; Lost
Chord, Mr.. j. Levy: Ave Maria, Signor Belari;
Andante and ROndO CaprictOSo. NJ. Ltchtenberg;
Nazareth, Mr.. Broderick; Trio, "Run up the
Sail" Miss Schelle. Miss Roderick and Signor
Castelli.
THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION Is open from ~ NJ
to 10 p. m. every day. The lunch room Ia con-
nectiOn with the exhibition Is found to De
especially convenient by clerks In the Treasury
department. Dishes are served TO order, from q
bill OF fare, at phenomenally low prices In com
parison with the rates for refreshments at most
entertainments for charitable purposes.
afternoon and evening.
SPIRITS-To-morrOw Sunday evening at the
National Theater. Prof. Cooke who is SO we'll
known In connection with the subject OF Spirit
ualism, gives one OF his mysterious entertain
mentS.
ARRANGEMENTS are In progress for a concert
with Toedt. Beebe, Carreno and Baird as prin-
cipal attractions, to be given some time In De-
cember.