Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-25
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| MISsrRE1S AT FoRp's.-Thatcher Primrose &
Vests troupe OF thirty-five burnt cork artists
ana excellent yocaiiStS will give four perform
ances, including a "Wednesday matinee, at
Ford's Opera House the first part of next week
This company contains some OF the best and
most popular minstrel performances now be-
fore the public, and have in the past given ex-
'hibitions that were varied, refined and highly
amusing. Frank Howard, the fayorite tenor is
not with the troupe at present. he having been
advised to take a rest for the sake of his voice
His place is filled by Chauncey Olcott who is
said to possess a tenor voice of great sweetness
which arouSes even more enthusiasm among
his audiences than did HowardS.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA AoUSE.-The latest popu-
lar success of BARLEY Campbell. "The White
Slave, Will be the attraction at Alhaugh's neg
present production will all be new and the
piece Will be put on with more than usual care
The company contains large troupe OF jubilee
singers 10 appear in the steamboat and planta-
ton scenes. Among the members OF the COM
pany are: Miss Nav Newman. Miss Emily
Baker. Miss Marie Bates Miss Josie Inane
ChaS. Hermann, Harry Clifton. George Charles
Mr.. Weldon. Chas White, Thos. +. Brennan
and Charles Webster.
PATIENCE AT ALBaUGH's.-The long-eNpect-
ed presentation OF Gilbert & Sullivans charm
ing light opera OF Patience for the benefit OF
baughs this evening. The matter has been in
good hands.and a musical and financial success
Is looked for.
THEATER CoMIQrE-The management of this
mousse for next week announces the wel-known
Amy Gordon Opera troupe in series OF popular
light operas. This company contains "A number of
very good operate artists and "A strong chorus,
in all % people.
HERZoG'S MCSEUM.-The melodramatic gloom
OF The Danitos' will be succeeded at Herzog 5
by that bright little soubrette Actress. Miss Jen-
ME Caller. in the pleasant comSd drama. Lit
tie Barefoot Miss Calef made a very good
impression when she was at this house earlier
in the season, and her return will doubt be
looked for with pleasure. She will be well sup
ported.
DIME MUsEUM.-A bin that is soon to attract
large crowds of youngsters is announced for the
Dime Museum next week. Ii is the famous
LeonZo brothers with their troupe OF trained dogs
IN remarkable series of performances Exhi-
billions az this kind are unusually interesting
TO the Old az well as the young, and are decided
1y instructive likewise.
ANOTHER CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT.-It
Will be learned with pleasure that the Choral So
c!ety have determined 10 give another concert,
the last for this season on May =. This concert
promises To be fully fine the last given
by The society. ana Albaugh's has been engaged
III order to secure better accommodations for
the audience. The prices of seats are such as
VIII meet with popular approval Miss Agnes
Huntington and Mr.. Whitney Mockr ridge the
soloiStS OF the recent concert who made such a
highly favorable impression, have been en-
gagged for the forthcoming concert. Reinbur-
gers charming cantata. 'klaerchen,'' will be
repeated. Seats will go sale at Droop's
April SO.