National Republican., 1885-12-14
AMUsEMIENTs.



Genuine German opera will be produced Mt
the National this week, and the advance salo
of seats shows that the novelty is appreciated.
The "Beggar Student is billed for tonight,
and us the translation only has been hitherto
produced, and that by an Indifferent company,
u great house Is expected. The other operas
on the repertoire will be produced In the order
given. "Nnnon, ""BoCcacciO,' "Black Ilussar,
"Flcdcrmaus ""The Postillion Of Lonjumeau,'
There is no Wednesday matinee.
ALpAuGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
There Is but one Maggie Mitchell, and she Is
az Albaugh's this week. Her name Is emphati-
cally household word, aud many who never
go TO the thenter at any other time make II
point Of never missing her performances. The
selection Of pieces includes several that nre
familiar and always sure Of acceptance, and
the Midget" which is generally considered
equal to any of her most famous parts. The
opening is with "The Pearl OF Savoy"
roRDs OPERA HOUSE.
AT Ford's Opera House this week the bcauti.
full Mis- Estellee Clayton appears IN her own
rom Ouida's novel of "Tricotrin'O, supported
10y Mr.. Arthur Elliott and strong company,
including Miss Annie Lewis as Plcot, page.
IL will be remembered that Miss Clayton's ap.
pcarance in the title role ut tho Union Square
Theater caused great sensation, and compli-
mcnts were showercd from the most critical
sources upon t0e young IONOtllc, nOLlnlc Hllkb
for her rare beauty, her skin as an actress, aud
her literary talent, rs shown in this drama,
which, though called an adaptation, is largely
an original work.
HERzoG's OPERA HOUSE
The National Ideal Comic Opera Company
has so well pleased the audiences at lIerzog's
that they viii be glad to see and hear them this
week In Gilbert and Sullivan's sparkling, sur
prising, and cxhiiarating Pirates OF Pen
2ance." Elaborate preparations have been
made to render the presentation notable. To-
days matinee begins the extraordinary enter
taiDmcnt to be repeated each afternoon and
evening
DIME MUSEUM.
This week attraction at the Dime have not
been, aud probably will not be surpassed. Tho
Dime" has wondronsly increased in It's pur-
chasing power. William II. Rightmire, the
popular young actor and author; Miss Clara
Lloyd and the Vidooqs, with choice COM
pnny, appear this afternoon and evening in
1.-THE Wanderers" play mirthfnl, musical,
nnd sentimental. During the week the cal
ifornia Detective" New scenery and mechan-
| icnl effects are promised, among them the ex-
traordiinry Brooklyn Bridge by Night"
TIE GARFIELD HOSPITAL RETTLEDRuM.
The supper for the Garfield Hospital kettle.
drum, which is to be given on on Tuesday and
| will lie under the management Of Mrs. Gen.
| Ricketts,, Mrs. A. J. Bentley, Mrs. Gross, Mrs.
shippcn, and Mrs. Toner, assisted by Mrs, Bur.
ato. kbrldge, Johnston, aud iInrbert.. with
| kltn u ENuINNlCC us tIpkc names uUOfl IL can
| not be doubted that perfect success will attend
| their efforts.
HON. A. N. REILEY's LECTURE.
| Hon. A. N. Kelley will deliver lecture at
| FoIds Opera House next Sunday evening, al
| $50 oclolk on the subject of Irish Nation
atty" Hon. r, a. Collins, OF Massachusetts
| viii preside, and number of members of both
houses are expected to be present.
soUsA's SUNDAY CONCERTS.
| Tho second of the series of and cnncnrts nj
| the New National 1heAter will take place sun
day evening. The artists who will appear arc
| Miss Belle Cole, a popular New York meZzo
| soprano; Mrs Josephine ESputa Daily, contrato
| Miss Bcrdie Lucas, the little girl who perform
so charmingly on the violin, and the Madriga
Boys. The Marine Band will give fine pro
| gramme under the lead of Prof Sousa.
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Price 20 cents.