National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-22
THE PLAY AND THE PLAYERS.
The Jonnnio Winston "Howr"-Looal

The Jennnio Winston "Iowl"-Local
Amusements Next week-Notes, &c.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture OF
the New National Theater on Tuesday even
ing next. The subject Of the lecturer Will DO
Coincidence"
Mr.. Beecher's views on conscience VIII be
interesting to all classes.
ALBAUoHs GRAND oPERA HOUSE.
Miss JEANNE Winston aud her able company
willgiy9 "Boeoaecio' next week at Albaughs,
when the winston % cent "howl will no
doubt be as attractive Ms ever. Tho success of
the present season so far is much ahead OF last
seasons record. The company now work TO-
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
There will DO n public rehearsal OF the
Georgetown Amateur Orchestra at tho Conzre-
gational Church ON Tuesday next. May %.
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.
WAY Down South" Is to illuminate Herzog's
during next week, set ablaze by IIilda
Thomas's neoteric-whateyer that may mean
coterie of artists Exciting times are TO be au-
ieipated. Hilda Thomas, host or hostess in
himself; shelter, Bakely, and Tim Murphy
the two latter Washington boys; honor them,
| good citizens all; Charles and Ella Jerome and
others famous land-widc, will use their best
| efforts, which have never failed, 10 drive dull
| care away"
THE DIME MUSEUM
Sid, g. frances Comedy Company promises
| attractions enough at the Dino during next
week to satisfy the most amusement-croving
audience. With songs. with dances, with
beautifui women, accomplished men, with
Marked for Life" on Monday and Tuesday,
r Tpead to The , M9rldo on "wednesday aud
and Saturday, can mortal ask more VARIETY
| II mortal can, then let mortal be informed
that, on each 1i afternoon and evening VIII bo
able.
DAIT1NoRE's OPINION.
/ naVa A..
| TIoSAL REPUBLICAN, of the 18th remarks up1u
| Miss JEANNE Winston. AS to that lady hay
| ing masculine ways the writer of that article
character, II more efiectualy carries out tho
character by being as masculine in manner as
| possible, Miss winston, naturally, is very re-
been in her company socially can say other
Now as to the howl" How pity that
Winston's howl. We are afraid he has not
| mneh idea Of singing, and we fear were we TO
invite him to entertain us with song It
| would be hOtH, bowler, howlest. Please be so
| kind as to advise the manager to return the
| 20 cents, and let him so where there Is no
bowling. Poor fellow
In conclusion, Would say that We baltimore
| folks can appreciate and know what good
singing is, and Miss Winston has always de-
| lighted large audiences here with her sweet
| voice and acting. There Is not a lady who
can exceed her in friends, and when she
visits Baltimore will be warmly welcomed,
| professionally ana socially.
| know whereof speak. AS.
NOTES.
Mr.. George Kyle, who plays Prof Mcetful in
| Alice IIGrrisOn's Hot Water" is lively talka,-
| tive, ana entertaining OH the stage rs well as
before the foouights, His first professional Gu
gagement was played In Ia Pcrichole," after
| which he. left opera singing, and made de-
| ctded hit in 1.-THE Private Secretary" at tho
Madison Square. Mr.. KYLE is an excellent
musician and finished actor, and, besides, no
Is ambitious and in love with his art--two
things that bespeak much OF his future sue
| cess.
Frank David, the comedian of Alice Harrl-
| sons Hot Water company has been offered
the comedy role in Mllloeker's latest success,
1.-THE Maid Of Bolleville," and has also been
| engaged TO Ko-Ko IN grand spectacular pro-
| duction Of the "Miliado' in ST. Louis. Mr..
David is to be congratulated upon his increas-
ing popularity and 1t is not at oil improbable
that he viii be engaged as leading support for
| Miss Harrison next season.
Audran's latest. '"The Bandit Trap" will be
| produced at the Grand Opera House, Chicago,
| under the direction OF g. W. Ledcrer.
Alta Norman, II is said, will not star next
season. but will consume most of the time in
study and needed rest.