The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-10
AMUSEM ENTS.


The repertory for CONCENTRATING at AL
baugh's for the week of November 10 is as
follows: ia Joie Fait Peur," "Les Precieuses
Ridicules.n ale Matre de Forgos,'m'
"L'Aventuriere, "Les Surprises du Divorce,
"Frou- Frou," "Mlle. de Ia Seigliere,"
''Camille," "Don Cesar de Bazan." Season
tickets Sl4; sale begins November 10 at9 H.
Harris Bijou--oliie Redpath.
Miss Ollie Redpath, the pretty and accom-.
plished little artistic, supported by goou
company, will present her bright comedy
pert at Harris next week. The New YORK
World says OF the play aud the player; MISS
Redpath Is young lady OF pleasing. personality
and methods, and not only acted well, OUT
sang and danced her way into lnlineulate
favor. ,Jerry Hart, as Adolphus LlVernnore,
w. C. Elmendorf as Dick bruce, and May
Marshall, as Mrs. 0'Reilly, acquitted them
selves credttably. The mounting was appro-
pirate, and appeared to advantage.
Reconsideration Speciality Co,
Next week the London Specially Co., which
is an Immense show, will hold the boards AT
Kernan's and hold them fast. There is big
bill Of good things, some of which can be
noted here Lester and Williams; Jutan
aerial queen, assisted by Geo. Brown, the pop
ular gymnast; Schoolcropt aud Goes; Daniel a.
Hart; Inman Sisters; Polly Mcdonald, the VI
tai spark; Haines aud Vidocq; Fred Roberts,
the lion comiuue; the Gillette, concluding with
the laughable farce "Me and Jack.n It's rat
tier all round
The Mathematical Hole In the Ground"
In the history OF the laler modern drama the
name Of Hoyt will ever shine out respondent,
and the classic tone OF his titles will give
| gracious sweetness to dramatic literature.
"Thc Tin Soldier" for instance, and rag
Baby.n and "a Hole in the Ground" which
| comes to the National next week, loaded with
| laughs and warranted to paralyze the da-
phragm Of a hypochondriac. 1t is play oil
plotless plot, bright In dialogue, pretty in
| music, and in the hands OF good people
| George Richards, Frank Lawton, All Hamp-
ton. W. Mack, Misses Flora Walsh, Duddie
| Douglass, Irene Hernandez, Fannie Stevens,
| Alice Walsh, Helen Leslie, Daisy Hall and
others are in the cast Everybody who sees
"a Hole in the Ground' goes away satisfied,
and as everybody sees 1t, everybody is satis-
fed.
| AIbaurh's-"The Dark Secret"
''The Dark Secret" probably the stronges
work of the Tanko-drama school, now before
the public, will be presented at Albaugh's
next week with all its pleasing paraphernalia
of stage effects and competent players. In the
list of It's attractions are the new Henley re-
gatta scene, with boats, steam launches and
racing shells on river of real water; Hosmer,
the popular oarsman, in the winning shell;
Capt Andrews in his little dory ozark Sc
cret," aud Prof. Neil Smiths great dog circus
These, with play of absorbing interest, make
"a Dark Secret one of the most popular
plays on the stage.
Notes.
Miss Marlowe in Twelfth Night" at the
National last night scored another success as
Viola, Tonight the play will be repeated.
"Fatintza" by the Bostonians at Albaugh't
last night, was something extra. Tonight
Bohemian Girl"
Boston symphony Orchestra,
Among the delightful occasions in prospect
this winter are four concerts by the famous
Boston Symphony Orchestra, William Gericke
conductor. The first one occurs December IA
and the others follow at intervals OF about I
month They will be under the management
of Messrs. Burditt and North, of the Stoddard
Lectures