Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-23
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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MATINEE TOMORROW AT2
MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY AT .
AND EVER EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
s1-THE LAUGHING SUCCESSES
The Farcical Comedy entitled
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY.
The Present London and New York Laughing Success.
Presented by the full cast of
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER COMPANY
Direct from New York. where the Comedy is now rum
ming and has been pronounced the
FUNNIEST PLAY OF THE DAY
Monday December 29-Barnett's New York Ideal
FOODS UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
UNEoUALED PRODUCTIONS
THE CARLETON
Received last light with Unbounded Applause.
TONIGHT AND XMAS MATINEE
AODr+PI ThE shrsHI5tf MAscGf. opera
NOTE-Sr Carleton has spared neither labor nor ex-
pense in producing this opera Th- result will
In brill ancy and effect all previous efforts the costumes
bein- exqulsitely beautiful
wednesday-THE DRUM MAJORS DAUGHTER by
Xmas Night THE SiERKT WAR. by Strauss.
HOLIDAY PAN1OMIME-
d23 THE q GREAT HANLONS.
TUE C2NCEkT TONIGHT tDEc,, 2s9 Y THE
been POSTPONED until JAN 80 It.
LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND GALA WEEK. MONDAY. DEC o.
Matinees Wednesday. Thursday CChristmas) and satur
Gay.
ToMPKINs & HILLS BOSTON THEATER co.
(1fr rugene Tompkins Manager).
THE GREAT BOSTON THEATER SUCCESS,
YOUTH
un 1000 nights in Lordon and 800 times by this
UNSURPASSED as a DraIat e and Scenic Triumph
II htary Company. Military Band.
The Embarkaton The Battlefield. The Intrenchment
1901 PEOPLE ON THE STAGE. 100
Monday Dec 29-IN THE RANKS d22
C,HAs a. COLLISIONS ACADEMY OF DANCING.
Class sosiables every Tuesday and friday evenings
HEHzo GsIi5sT1 s IET NgSPgN nl5 r. G2TF LINCOLN
Opens for the Season
MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER o.
JENNIE KIMBALLS
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
In Edmund AUdrans Greatest Success,
THE MASCOT
Every Scene New from the brush of
Mr.. JAMES LAMB
Special @ BetMeen Acts and viii vii be introduced Mr..
THE SMALL ST Known v EDDED PAIR.
Admission sds to Kan Famiiy , circle 10 cents
seats may @ S sstrsd one week 8thoui f'S
extra & ehaEe Box ohee 9Esn from 10 am to opm
99 open At 10 and 5 19n Pm Overture one hour later
nIME MUSEUM
II Pennsylvania ayenne. near 11th street
FOR MI RH9NSIkR HtE r., SHOW
EVERY afTERNooS AND NIGHT
HE@ETrs Ine SEerT E9na9R M2shTTs ATtisss
And their operate Comedy Company. in their exquisite
FUN Il 4 ls'sft-S T94 SHOP.
s1arf Of Sbae Nqss M b Duets TriOs ouarets and
In addition there viii b a MAGNIFICENT oLIo.
NEW ctE Osiris Is y = IL liz 7 MUSEUM.
grad performances Xmas day. d22-5t
'TNHEATER coMIoUE
COMMENCING 5oN Nt,SnxT 0SF WEE; T6;rcr,,prp %
IDA sIDD0NS' Masto4onie BuriesIue Combination.
the Greatest Convection OF Beauty and Talent this
Monday. Dec. 29-"An Adarnless Eden" d22-6t
A STATIC RUSSIA
On the Evening of FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1884
GEORGE KEENAN,
will deliver at
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Cor. Of 10th and G streets NV,
The Second Lecture of His Course on
ASIATIC RUSSIA
The Subjects and Dates remaining Lectures will
be Is follows:
2 Winter Life on Siberian Steppes.-Dec 18th.
B. The Cosssek Conquest.-Dec 31a.
4. The siberian Exiles.-Jan. 9th
s. Bride Paths of the Eastern Caucasus Jan 18th
Hlghlanders of Daghestan--Jan. Doth
All the Lectures except the Third and the Last will
at o'clock.
Tickets for tbs remainder Of the Course with reserved
seats y. 90; without reserved Sine aimis-
sion, with reserved seat 5 without reserved seat
80 cts
Course Tickets for sale at Rrentanos dI3-1m
II OUIS wEBERS ORCHESTRA FURNISHES MT.
SIC for all occasions Orders left at residence RS
1th street southeast. by telephone Ellis, Music
Store and DemOnets will receive prompt attention 6.