Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
WHAT IS GOING ON YOUNG MISTRESS WIN
THRoP AGAIN-MRs. LANGTRY - RAYMOND's
NEW PLAY-MARGARET MATHER, ETC.
- The comedy of mankind" by Days New
York company is the attraction next week at
the National
-Fords Opera House reopens Monday night
with Haverly's MINISTRIES.
- Emma AbbOtts troupe appear In Washing
ton On November 10 for week.
1.-THE Romany Rye" will be produced at the
Boston Museum on October 80.
- Christine Nilsson makes her first appear
ance on November l, at the Music Hall in Bos-
ton, in concert.
- Mr.. P. S. Gilmore, with his famous banu.
has started on tour of the country He gave
a concert at the Boston Theater on the 22d.
James E. Murdoch, the veteran actor. will
give dramatic reading tomorrow night at the
Boston Theater.
- Miss Maud Granger is making profess
slonal tour of the country in play called ''The
Planters Wife,
- Modjeska has ended her engagement in
Boston. One of her latest efforts was made in
spear.
The "Black Flag" with Nat Goodwin.
Edwin r. ThOrne and Eliza Weathersby in the
cast. occupies the stage Of the Globe Theater
Boston.
Mr. Raymond has another new play. It is
entitled 'ln Paradise. "and is the work of Messrs
u. ii. Jessop. and William Gill mot the Poe
flend. but another Of similar nancy
Miss Alma Stuart Stanley. an actress of some
cleverness. will begin to perform in a play called
we, written by A. Beurimo, on November 90
Nine. Bernhardt's theatcr in Paris will be
known as the Theater Moderne. A play by Parod
who wrote "ROme Vaincue"-ls to be pro-
duced there.
The directors of the New York Oratorio So
ciety state that Nine .Albani will certainly sing at
their concerts this season if. as expected. she
comes to New York. An engagement has al
ready been made with Mr.. Mapleson contingent
only on Nine. Albani's willingness to leave Eu-
rope.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. at the invitation
OF many prominent citizens Of Flushing. N. Y.
sung In that prosperous suburban town last
night.
Mime. Julia Rive-King is engaged to play
the piano in concert tour of the principal
western cities. from Cincinnati to San Francisco.
with an orchestra of 60 musicians conducted by
Mr.. Theodore Thomas
Mr.. John T. Raymond continued to perform
"Sellers' at the New York Park Theater during
this week-the last week of his engagement He
WIN oe lolioWed 10y Mrs. Langtry on Monday
evening next. The sale Of seats at auction for
Mrs Langtry's first night took place Tuesday
evening" and realized $500,
THE Parvenu" is still popular at Wallack's
Theater. play so bright and attractive in
many ways should retain it's popularity during
at least several weeks.
M. Sardou's new play, Fedora" has its
scene laid in Paris, though the characters in It
are Russian Nine. Bernhardt will act in it at
the Paris Vaudeville.
- Theodore Hamilton, well-known Balti-
more actor. who has just returned from Aus
tralia, is visiting relatives in the Monumental
City.
- The management at the New York Alcazar
has entered into an engagement with that clever
actress. Miss Catherine Lewis who made her
first appearance in & Ovette'' at this establish
ment. with company which is said to be COM
petent.
- Miss Henrietta Bcebe and Nine. Chatter
ton-Bohrer and their assistants have already
arranged for an extended series of concerts.
which are to be of the highest musical charac-
ter Miss Beebe is to sing at festival in
Rochester. N. Y. at the symphony concerts
given by Hensch el in Salem and Boston. at the
Apollo Clubs concert in Chicago. and with the
Mendelssohn Glee Club In New York and the
OratOrio Society next month
- Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence began an en-
gacement at the Grand Opera House. New York.
on Monday. They appeared in ''The Ticket-of-
Leave Man." During the next week Mr. Flor.
ence will present. for the first time i'm several
years, his impersOnatiOn of Obenreizer in s'No
ThOrOughfare.
- Mr.. Charles Wyndham and his English COM
pany have reached New York. They will appear
in Byron's play. Fourteen DAYS." on Tuesday
evening. October 81. at Union Square Theater
Mr.. Wyndham will succeed Mr. Jefferson. who
continues to perform in ''The Rivals
-"Esmeralda" will be produced during this
winter at the st. James Theater, London Mrs.
Kendall will impersonate Nora. the character
acted here by Mrs. Booth. Mr.. Kendall, Mr..
Hare and other members of the company at
tached to the st. James will also appear in Mrs.
Burnetts and Mr.. Gillette's play
Young Mistress Winthrop is the finest
and most artistic play, says the N. Y Times.
now on our stage. 1t is, for the most mart.
well acted, and its popularity is exceptional.
even In the record of plays produced at the
Madson-Square Theater. Mr.. Bronson Howard
has placed before the public an American drama
which one can admire and respect, which is
worth talking and arguing about. and which
is likely to please permanently the best intel
ligence.
A new play by Elliott Barnes, called 'sThe
Girl that l Love-" will be produced by capable
company two weeks hence. probably at Albany.
The people are now being engaged.
Philadelphia is to have q musical festival in
April, 1888, under the auspices of the Philadel-
phia musical festival association. which has q
fund of $50, 900 for the object in view.
"A packed house greeted the "Merry War"
and the ''Mascotte' in Richmond this week.
.Ollvette'' was presented to full house by
Ford's company.
One Of the most brilliant and fashionable
audiences ever gathered in St. Paul attended at
the opening of the Mather engagement on Mon
day night. "Romeo and Juliet" was given.
Talking with friend, says the New York
Dramatic Mirror, Mrs. Langtry said she liked
everything in New York except the reporters
They must form large proportion Of the pop
ulation, she opined.