The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-17
AMUSEMENrS NEXT WEEK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The famous French representatives OF com
ely, VI. Coauelin aud Nine. lIadiug, sup
ported by a superior French dramatic com
pany, win beglu woek's engagement next
Monday night at Albaugh's. under the mau'
agement OF Messrs. Henry 4. Abbey and
Maurice Grau The repertoire is as follows
Monday, NJ. Coquelin, -"La Joie Fat Peur,'
two monologues, LA Vie' and ia Nau
frage," recited by NJ. Coquelin, and Les
Precieuses Ridicuirs;" Tuesday, Nine. lla-
ding, lie Maitre de Forges;n "Wednesday,
Coquclin and Haiing, "LAventuriere;'
Thursday, NJ. Coquelln, Les Surprises du
Divorced Friday Coquelin. Hading "rrou
Frou;n Saturday matinee, Coquelin-linding,
"Camille;" Saturday evening, Coquelin-l la-
ding, "Don Caesar dc Bazan.n Prices; $3.50,
81, $3.50 and 81, according to location.
The Naiionai-"Monte Cristo."
Mr.. James O'Neill will appear next week ut
the National in Charles Fechter's dramitiza-
ton Of Dumas Monte Cristo.n The produc-
ton is not new, but the interest in it always
is. The Nashville DIN ericdn says of II; ats
mag niiiCent scenery, electric lights and stage
mechanism and the no-less-to-be-pr praised splen-
did Costumal aids-these added to company
Of ladies and gentlemen well worthy OF the
play, the star and the stage, leave but little
more to be said. Mr. ONeill kept the hear
ers wrapt In attention The uaturalness of
his calm demeanor or the outbursts of his pas
sion keeps the audience swayed from admira-
ton to awe. His Interpretation OF the charac-
ter is truly grand"
Harris Bijou-Mr. oliver Byron.
Mr. Oliver Byron and Miss Kate Byron in
their melodrama entitled 'rhe Inside Track"
are the attractions for the week of November
10 at Harris Biou. 1t is some years since
MIR. Byron has been seen in Washington, and
1t is safe to predict that our thcatre-go ers will
accord him the hearty reception he so richly
deserves His character of Hurry Deubtgh,
in "The Inside Track is said to ut him adj
mirably. He is supported by the charming
artistic, Miss Kate Byron, whose impersona-
ton OF Jerre Traddle the lame rag picker, Is
one of the most artistic performances of the
day. The scenic effects are all new and novel
and very elaborate. The combination of play
ers that have been with Mr.. Byron so long
will be seen with him here. They are Justly
known as the famous Byron Combination.
The usual Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
matinees will be given for ladies, and there
will be no advance in the Bijou prices.
Kernan's-Gus Hill.
Gus Hills World of Novelties is the world
OF fun and interest at Kernan's next week. A
few points from the great bill are as follows:
Fisher Bros, intrepid flying trapeze artists;
Estelle Wellington, petite song and dance ar
tist Frank 0'Brien, eccentric comedian; New
comb trio. challenge change artists; Luigi
Deroro, musical phenomenon; Bryant and
Savllle, musical comedians; John L. Drew,
character artist; Mile Alberta, queen of the
wire; Wilson and Brevarde, character sketch
couple, and Gus Hill, the worlds champion.
Amusement Notes.
Mr.. George J.. Smith, manager for James
O'Neill Monte Cristo Co. sends around a
Autograph of bis star, which is a comfort 10
| look at.
"Jackn Haverly and W. S. Cleveland, under
Cleveland's management, are out in some
magnificent printing announcing the winter
season of the Mastodon Ministries, the very
greatest on the road.