Evening star., 1886-11-27
A nlUseNlent Is.

ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE--Mr w. J. Sean
IAN, "a gentleman who in II few seasons has made
afeputat1on Tor himself as an Irish comedian,
Will appear ut this house next week in his new
play. 'Shane-na-Lawn,' in which he has had
considerable success. This play is the joint
production of Mr.. James COnOr Roach, whose
name is somewhat familiar as Il dramatist and
Mr.. j. Annoy knox, OF Teas Sittinas 1t affords
Nf seaman opportunity for the Introduction
Oh The ballads which he sings we'll, and is
said 10 be an interesting anu entertaining re-
production OF certain phases of Irish life in the
last century.
NATIONAL LTHEATER-"AWa Street Bandit
Is the ra! her startling name which MIR. A. c.
1uhter gives to one of his latest plays, a
to be presented at the National theater on
Monday night next and throughout the week.
"A " all Street Bandit originally pro-
dGced something over year ago San Fran
cisco, being well received at the time and later
had run OF hfty nights in New York city, 1t will
De wen cast at the National theater next week.
the leading members of the company being MIR.
atkins Lawrence, MIR. Leslie Allen and Miss
Niula Allen.
THE WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
VIII give concert at Congregational church on
tuesday evening next Tor the benefit OF the
training school tor nurses. The orchestra
VIII be assisted by Miss Ida Hubbell, of New
York, soprano, who is highly spoken of. The
concert Will be under the capable direction of
Proi Bernays, and will undoubtedly be an In.
The CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT at Congre-
gationai church, Wednesday, December s, viii
introduce to Washington two vocalists who
W IS.
are Miss Charlotte Walker. a charming soprano
VINO was last season a valued member OF the
american opera company, and Mr.. George
Ffehn, ii baritone, who is said to possess q
Voice OF wonderful power and beauty. Mr..
hitney Mockridge, tenor whose sweet
voice has already been heard here in the
socletyS concerts, will also participate. The
society, one hundred voices strong, will render
Rheinberger's "f<ing Eric" and with the above
named soioists, Barnby S cantata OF "Rebekah."
Seats Tor the concert may be mad at Ellis after
December L.
HERZoG's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Silver King
is one OF the few dramas OF recent years which
AT once teaches a moral lesson and tells with
dramatic force an interesting story without be-
coming mawkish. This nelo-drama Will be
presented at Herzogs next week by the King
Hediey company.
kERNAN'S THEATER.-No intelligent patron
OF variety need be told what sort of people
the Big Four-Smith, Waidron, Haley and
Martln-are, nor what sort OF entertainment
they usually give. This quartette heads the
combination which appears at Kernan's next
week.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER The drama of
Ihe Count OF Monte Cristo" will be the attrac-
tion AT the BiIou next week. This play has been
seen here already several times since its revival
u few years ago by Charles Thorne and has
always been received with great favor Horace
Lewis Will assume the title role at the Bilou
next week.
1HE DIME Observation-Disclosures life i'm its most
exciting phases will De depicted at the Museum
next week by Arizona Joe and his company
which VIII appear in the thrilling drama OF
.'Back Hawks"
The MANASSAS PANoRAMA remains an un-
ceitS1ng source OF instruction and aInusen,ent
TO all who visit il.
HE 81. CECILIA QUARTErTE, assisted by the
Duuiey Buck Maie Quartette and the famous
othJo soiolst, CaInineyer, OF New York, will give
Ihls Is intended to be the most brilliant concert
ever given by the quartette.