Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS
WAsHINGroN COMPOSERS GRAND CON-
CERT AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1885,
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FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20. 1885.
Tabernacle Course)
The program will consist exclusively of the com
positions Of Walter Sousa, Gloezner, Bischof KIM
ball. Jecko Jaeger, Szemelenyi. waldecker. Upton,
Lent, Smith, Theophl King, Llbrdge Morsell. and
other prominent local composers. The Marine Band
Orchestra will play some of Mr. Sonsas overtures and
the quintette from the 'Smugglers' will be sung Mr.
Jaeger will render cernet solo, and Miss Anita Cluss
q harp composition. Besides these the others who
will take part are: Mile de Norgueiras Miss Eva
Mills, Miss Nevins Miss Darden, Miss Latham Messrs
Walter, Gloetzner. Waldecker, Jecko, Szemelenyi.
Theophi Lent, Smith, Upton, Lillibridge, Whpple,
Pearson, Rule Bais Hoffman. Fisher and others.
Reserved seats 75 cents: admission tickets SO cents
On sale Ellis Music Store, 937 Perm. 13-7t
4 LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
BARLEY Campbelrs Masterplay,
THE GALLEY SLAVE.
SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK,
GRAND ST. VALENTINES MATINEE
Every lady will receive Handsome Valentine.
Usual Matinee Prices.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats.
MONDAY, February K. EMMETT
Sale of Seats now OPEN fe13
ENORD's OPERA HOUSE. MUsKETEERs.
THE BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
aAcboNALD, NoRsFTT TRo TfHHfNfHAEMks
STONE, ULMER, BURTON aud
Others in the Cast
wHffsES FzEEs; E5 H$$5sEif' StSHa L.
sMntn5asy Feb P5Ay E9F
r,,o.,o,. First time here by any company;
Mednesday Matinee. ASCOT
With special scenery and new costumes.
The Ideals Complete Chorus and Orchestra.
n3 Fifty-four Persons in Every Performance.
VGGCAaaLL a AND INsTRuMENTALCo CONCERT,
Ascension Church,
AT WILLARD HALL,
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, AT O'CLOCK.
The Franz Abt Club. Miss Freyhold Mrs E R. True,
the Misses Phillips Miss Scott Mr.. Eisenbeiss Mrs.
Wynne, Master Chas. Burnett and others have volun-
Admission to the Concert and Bazaar 25 cents 1t
TTHHE GERMANIA MANNERCHOR WILL
ha Two priaes w
be awarded to the best club; also two ladies' and
for lady, 5oc to be had of all the active members
aud on the evening at the ticket office. fc13-2t
I\IME MUSEUM,
! proI Penn g az; near 18th street. n.
0' GREAT 6RA \ ESG2GEWE EsSRfe'0rS
ne %ngs EMa and P Pfanssa actress
Go Trn taFgs with j. 3 P2s in 1.-The
actor J.. H. sHt:wELL,
In the Tmh aEsqf PeY Il s5s entitled
OR, THE SECRET.
Admission to ali S sH!y f% W efH!f
md mas
troupes in America. f9-6t
MASONIC TEMPLE, FEBRUARY GOTH, 1888.
AlWashington Monument Dedication Entertain
ment.
chars S fD R Ev nG WsqsR a5rE
An appropriately decorated CUP and SAUCER will
be presented as souvenir OF the dedication. fel2St
rNHE FREE COURSE OF TWELVE FRENCH
tG NE1sEERsfH6ANTr c s4sTTS,,
M sTsHnf & sts
and SATURDA VS. the same hour. Number limited
representative Of the Meisterschaft system. Prof.
L l.; +. C. COLLIERE, \; n, 9 native of Paris,
fi2;st '''ee '' All n'' 70 HIST iess0n
NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
STRONGER THAN EVER!
LOUIS ALDRICH
AND HIS SUPERB STAR COMPANY,
In the Best American Play,
MY PARTNER,
BY hartley CAMPBELL, ESD
"The play that made the fame of its author In a
nighttime York Herald.
Undoubtedly the best American Play. Agecannot
wther nor custom stale its infinite .'Boston
Journal.
Monday. Feb. 1G-HARRIsON & GoURLAY in
the regnlng laughing rage, SKIPPED BY THE
LIGHT OF THE MOON" fill
E)OSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
BEST ORCHESTRA CHAIRS
n1-13t* AT THE ARLINGTON HOTEL.
IERZOGS MUSEUM.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and SITS NV.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
QUEENS EVIDENCE,
By II. PETIT, author of "The Black Flag" 1.-THE
World &c. with
FLORENCE NOBLE as the BLIND MOTHER
HAIRY JACKSON as ISAACS.
Produced with the original Lock Scene.
~ r. W9rld-A great performance throughout.
Last week Ofthe Human Atom,
MAJOR TOT.