Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-10

fully running in English at the New York
Thalia, where it also seems to have caught on
The performance, in London ON Tuesday
| of LISTS oratorio OF "Saint Elizabeth" was
grand success The house was crowded The
Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Louise
and the Duchess OF Edinburg were present
Able List was introduced by the Prince O
Wales to the Princesses. Nine. Albani and Mr.
Santley were the chief soloists taking part in
the performance of the oratorio.
At the conclusion of the engagement O.
''Nanon" at the Hollis street theatre, Boston
Mr.. VIM. p. Carleton will 90 to Paris in search
OF operate novelties for his company for next
season. Though Carleton lost heavily when he
first went out with his opera company last sea
son, he seems to have regained his ground in
the season just closing.
Mr.. A. w. Pinero, author of ssThe Magis
trate" and other comedies, has had another
popular success with his 'Schoolmistress" in
London. The incidents and complications OF
BILE, but also much funnier than those of "The
Magistrate"
Miss Annie Robe continues to win ever in
creasing favor from the New York critics, and
presumably from the New York public. Her
latest success was in the role of Mss Hdrdcastte
in the revival of "She Stops to Conquer" al
Wailack's, Monday evening.
-Dellinger's new opera, "Don Cesar" seems
to be quite popular success at McCauIl's, in
Philadelphia. 1t is expected to run there until
the close OF the season.
Says the London Atten9una: "Mrs. Lang.
try's impersonation Of Pauline in The Lady OF
Lyons is the best thing in art the actress has
yet done Futther study of the kind she has
OF her an actress of mark"
"A writer in the st. Paul Pioneer Press says
that Salvini can never remember his lines, and
Is compelled to constantly have prompter in
attendance. He claims that he cannot do q
part justice when be devotes his attention to
remembering the words.
Sarah Barnhardt is still suffering from
spraining sinew in her right leg, the accident
resulting, the Paris papers say, "from taking q
in the character of Fedora it would seem thai
"taking Il false STEP would be a bit of realism
which would materially strengthen the person
alton.
-Lecocq's new opera, "Plutus," is q great
success in Paris, where it has been produced a
the Opera COmique. Both the dialogue and the
music have delighted the Parisians.
- Mary Anderson-reversing the order o
events as they occurred in the life of Chariot.
Cushman, who first awaked in her thoughts O
attempting the stage-purpose to Withdraw
rom the theater for year or two, when Thu
| seasons engagements are filled. in order TO pre-
story set afioat BY q friend who dined with tn,
| actress In indianapolis.
- George w. Ryer, who will be remembered
| here through his connection with Margare
M la,t1 engagement three seasons ago, ha
| "The Old Homestead" It is said to be merei,
| continuation OF Joshua Wnitcomb."
A New York dramatic paper credits. Gee
| r. Sims with the following: every mail bring
me New York paper, In which dnd q lead
| Ing article devoted to my unworthy SELF I
seems that q Ballad OF Babylon recited by
lady at Washington, has become a burning ques
ton In the United States. Society Ii divide,
or not, and twenty.fiye american Journals hav
up to the present printed the ballad that thei