Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
Coming ArnuSements.

1Hc duVduCe Sale lOE the season OF comic opera
by the Boston Ideal Opera Company for the BEN
eft of the National Rifles at the National thea
ter next week is very large, and it is evident
that the popularity Of the Idealsis still increas-
ing. The season opens with Martha" with
Miss Marie Stone, Miss Mathilde Phil
lips and Messrs. Whitney, Karl, Froth-
tngham and Montgomery In the cast. On
Tuesday night the "Musketeers, by Miss Geral-
dine Ulmar, Miss Stone, Miss Lizzie Burton,
Miss Hattie Brown and Messrs Mcdonald, Nor.
sell, rockingham, Montgomery. Laughrin and
Dale. Wednesday matinee ''The Mascot" with
Miss Geraldine Ulmar. Miss Burton and Messrs.
Mcdonald, Barnabee, rockingham. Morrill, and
Laughrin. Wednesday night Bohemian Girl. ~
with Miss Ulmar, Miss Phillips and Messrs..
Whitney, Mcdonald and Karl. Thursday, 'sBarbe
Bleue, with Miss Stone, Miss Phillips, Miss Bur-
ton, Miss Cleary and Messrs. Karl. Barnabee,
rockingham, Mcdonald and MorseiL Friday,
Fra DiavolU," with Miss Ulmar, Miss Stone and
Messrs. Karl, Barnabee Morsell, rockingham
and Whitney. Saturday matinee, Patience, -
with Miss Ulmar, Miss Phillips, Miss Burton and
ham and Morsell. Saturday night, "Girofe
Grofa," with Miss Stone, Miss Phillips, Miss
Burton and Messrs. Barnabee, Morseu and
Whitney.
The Fay Templeton Comic Opera Troupe will
hold the boards at Ford's Opera House next
week, under the auspices and for the benefit of
the first company. Union Veteran corps. The
following will be the program for the week:
Monday "Girofe-G irofa;" Tuesday, ia Mas
cotte;" Wednesday matinee. 'Girofe- Girofa;"
LA Mascotte;" Friday, "Girofe-Girofa;" Sat,
urday, "La Mascotte;" Saturday night.
"Olivette." Miss Tempeton has met with pro-
nounced success In other cities, and the COM
pany Is one Of considerable merit. A great
many tickets have already been sold, and the
pnuapQmpnt a al "
and artistically.
The sale of reserved places for the Levy con-
cert at Lincoln hall, Thursday evening, May 80,
begins at Metzerott & Co. g music store on Mon
day morning next. As Mr.. Levy has not been
heard in Washington for more than eight years.
and he will be assisted by vocalists Of renown,
as well as by the full U. S. marine band under
personal conductorship OF Mr.. John Philip
Sousa it is safe to predict that Lincoln hall will
be crowded on the night Of the concert
Gen. r. E. COlston will deliver his famous
lecture on Egypt and the soudan," at Masonic
Temple, on Monday evening, for the benefit of
the ex-confederate soldiers home.
At Athletic Park there will be grand ten
famous bicyciers Prince, Higham. Woodside and
Morgan.
Prof l.. G. Marini's Nav festival will take
place, at Marlni's hall. next Tuesday evening
The ladies Of All Souls church, corner l4th
and streets, will hold strawberry festival
voted to the benefit of the Sunday school and
Industrial school
The change of program at the Theater Conf
que this week was move for the better. May
Legion made hit, and others Of the new per-
formers were well received. The bill for next
week will contain many additional attractions
The popular Dime Museum keeps well up
with the times, and the curiosities and per-
fOrmances there are well worth seeing. New
program and new attractions for next week.
On Wednesday evening. May 2Sth, benefit
will be given to Mr.. James F. H. Blois by the
Carroll Institute at Carroll Institute hall. COZ
street Northwest An excellent program has
been arranged. embracing the cream of the anna
teurs of the city. The tickets have been very
largely disposed Of and the affair is likely to be
q gratifying success.
An elOcutionary and musical recital will be
given on Wednesday evening" June 4th, at the
Congregational church, by Miss Mary X. Schrei-
ner and her pupils, assisted by DR.. j. w. Bisch-
off the ST. Cecilia Ouartette and others