The Washington critic., 1886-12-04
AT THE THEATRES.
AIpAuou's s-1AwarNcr BARRETT.


Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, with carefully
selected support, will begin two weeks
engagement at Albaugh's next Monday
evening It is scarcely necessary to in
dulge In any preliminary comment upon
MIR. Barrett. No actor In America Is better
known than he, aud Of his support The New
York telegram says: "llis untlagging in
dustry and perseverance have enabled him
to bring together combination OF actors
who seem to work together with the single
purpose Of making harmonious whole
rather than to shine individually" The
repertoire for the week Is as follows: Mon
day, "Rlchelleu;" Tuesday night aud Satur
day matinee, "Francesca da Rlmlnt;'
Wednesday, "lIamet;n Thursday, "Yor..
ick's Lovem Friday, "Merchant of Venice"
and "David Garrick;' Saturday, "Julius
Cpsar.n
THE NAT1oSAt-"wE, US co."
ave, Us e Co." at the National next
week, with Mr.. William Mestayer and the
beautiful Miss Vaughn leading, will be an
attraction worthy the attention Of a mlrth-
loving people. It is one OF those indie
scribable, crtlcism.proof plays that ls moth
Ing and everything, and laughs grow on 1t
as oranges in Florida grove, q fresh one
for every old one plucked, or words to that
effect. The music is OF that taking kind,
too, which is always popular and always
good. All in all, ave, Us q Co.. Is q
merry.go-round that pleases from end to
end. This Is its last year before the public
aud those who wish to have a pleasant
memory for future use should hold them
selves in readiness for IL next week.
THE BIJoU-BANpMAN.
At the Bilou next week, beginning Mon
day afternoon, Mr.. David i. Bandman, the
well-known tragedan, who has carried
Shakespeare around the world, will appear
In round Of legitimate characters, sup.
ported by strong company. This Is the
first appearance OF this organization Band
man-Beaudet Coz IN Washington. The
repertoire is as below. Nights: Monday
"Iamlet:n Tuesday, "NerChant OF Neuice;"
Wednesday, "Othello;n Thursday, "Roineo
and Juliet;n Friday, "Narcissc;" Saturday,
"Richard ILL.," Matiuces: Monday and
Tuesday. "Lady Of Lyons" Wednesday
EAST Lynne" Thursday aud Friday
"Corsicau Brothers. Saturday, "Romeo
and Juliet"
HER2uG's-"DAD's GiRL.n
Wilson's comedians IN the famous New
England play, "Dad'e Girl" will appear
Monday, aud for the week, at lIerzog's.
Mr.. Harry Wilson as Dl.d Hgkios, will
be supported by Miss BlauChc sherwood
the talented little actress, vocalist and
danseuse, us MDiciHg Sophy Histias and
an excellent company. The Ottawa
JOW1Gi IN a long notice Of the play,
speaks as follows; "The fret performance
OF the successful play, 'Daa's, Girl' last
evening at the Royal Theatre, was wit
messed by large md select audience
Harry Wilson and his talented company
have performed the play in many of the
leading cities In the United States, and II
has met with great success wherever 1t has
been presented"
KERNAN's-HALLES AND HART.
IIallen and Hart, the flrst-prize ideals,
the representative vaudeville show of Amer
ica, will open at Kernans Washington
| Theatre Monday next with q Legitimate
| specially entertainment that takes the
| tickets. There will be black face comedy,
the swells par exec ellence, the most accom-
| plished skaters In the world; George +.
Moore, the man with hundred faces; the
| 5000 challenge act of Fox and Van
Auken the wonderful dog Jack, and the
concluding farce, "Clarice," being an ag-
| gregation of attractions unexcelled.
THE DIME--sILvo LIsToN's NOVELTY co.
"Aiizona Joe," who has been doing q
crowded house business all the week, will
give place next week to the Silvo and Lis
toms Novelty Company, New York organ
i2ation engaged for this occasion. Among
the attractions is W. b. Moseey, who pre-
sents his original sketch, "Napoleon, Em
peror and Exile" something entirely new
| in this country,