Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11
Coming Annusemcnts.

coming AmuSemenfSs
WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Tine first OF three sunday evening concerts by the
Washington symphony Orchestra OF seventy per-
formers VIII be given at the National Theater to-
morrow evening, under the efficient conductor
ship or Mr.. Sousa and with Prof. Bernays as con-
cert master. A most attractive program has been
prepared for the orchestra which will be assisted
by Nine. Louise..Natall as soprano sOlOist and Mr.
George Iseman, pianist. The concert tomorrow
evening promises to be musical event OF an un-
usually pleasing character, and the orchestra de-
serves the encouragement OF all friends OF music In
its undertaking.
NATIONAL THEATER--An adaptation OF Rider
Haggard's weird romance of ''She" made by Will
liam Gillette, will be presented at the National
Theater next week. The story Is one OF the most
widely popular Of recent years, and first made IT'S
authors name familiar throughout the English
speaking world. In turning IL into a drama Mr.
Gillette has seized upon several OF the leading In
cidents which contain the essence OF the whole
story and these he has arranged, It is SAID. into
effective tableaux, which are put upon the stage
surrounded by all the spectacular scenery war
''She" is said 10 be notably good, while the dra.
matic story will prove particularly interesting to
all who have read the book. The company con-
sists OF ninety people, OF whom about fifty are
chorus singers the musical features OF the prOduc-
ton being quite prominent.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HOUSE-There will be a week
OF merriment at Albaughs next week when Rice's
revised version OF the ever-popular '.Evangelinen
Will return TO the stage there, and will be pre-
sented with all the beautiful scenery and amusing
special features which make It one OF the most
entertaining burlesques Of recent years. The cast
OF cnaracter, Is ABOUT the same as when seen here
last, Including George Fortescue, Barney Rey-
holds, and other favOrite actors and actresses
The CAMPANINI CoSCERr.-NO events OF the
musical season Will awaken pleasanter mem
cries or arouse higher anticipations than the ap-
pearance OF Italo Campanini and Nine Scalcht
with their concert company, at the Congrega-
tonal church on Monday evening. Neither of
these great artists needs an Introduction to the
musical pubic, and 1t is certain That an who
have enjoyed their splendid vOcalization hereto
fore Will not allow the present opportunity to
hear them again pass unimproved. Ia addition
contains several other vOcalsts and Instrument
talists OF note.
The SToDDAKD LKCTUREs.-Mr StOddard viii
continue his entertaining and Instructive course or
Lectures at the congregational church next week
the subject for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
being The Pyrenees," and for Saturday {" Lord
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER-Miss Ada GRAY an
actress who has been before the public for many
years as an exponent OF the emotional, will an
pear at Harris next week In the Oid-time fayor1te
drama, East Lynne" Neither play nor actress
kERSAN's THBATER.-The stage OF this house
Will next week be given up to the border drama
Arizona Joe and his company taking possession
and giving realistic limitations OF life on the
frontier. with It's humorous as well as blOOc.
cdrdling features.
The BULL Run PANORAMA remains on exhibition
In the circular building az 18th street and Ohio
avenue.
MIR. LELAND T. POWERS, the popular Boston
reader and impersOnatOr, will appear at Congrega-
tional church, on Monday evening, February 20
giving an attractive program, including the chariot
race from ben Hur" and selections from David
Copperreld" Tickets are now on sale &C Ellis
music AND Observation-Disclosures Lodge No. 10
l. ". u. r., Will give u musical entertainment and
mop on Tuesday evening next at Grand Army Hall