Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-03


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Coming Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATER--Miss Emma Abbott with
her large and well equipped operate organization
win be at the National fheater ali Of next week,
and new operas. The most important OF the latter
Is "Ruy Bias" an adaptation OF Victor Hugos
drama, OF which Miss Abbott secured the Ameri-
can rights from Carl Rosa on her last European
trip. The opera, IL Is said, has proved very sue
cesSful, and has met with much fovor wherever
heard Miss Abbott in the leading role, that OF
Maria Teresa, has found another part which suits
her peculiarly well. '.Ruy Bias will be sung on
Tuesday evening. Another opera which has not
Good Devil Yin which for the first time Miss Abbott
appears as boy. "Trovatore' is the opera for
Monday, "Ch,meS Of Normandy" for Wednesday
matinee, and "rhe MikadO" for the evening;
Carnival OF Venice" on Thursday and the
bohemian Girl" onSaturday night
beau, who has Tor many seasons been known as a
bright and dashing light opera artistic Will appear
above the local dramatic horizon on Monday even
tied starlight" which was specially constructed
for her. Miss Jarbeau has also new topica, song,
which is said 10 have made great hit, called
"That's Enough, Don't You Think" Miss Jarbeau,
avoiding the mistake when so mary popular IA.
yor1teS make, has surrounded herself with q num-
Der OF well-known and clever singers and actors,
"AoSC WIN Will INSURE d uiSu average Vi general
excellence In the performance. Her company in
cludes Will s. Rising, the tenor; Harry Mcdowell,
Harry Standish, Richard +. Carroll, Bessie Cleve-
land, and Annie sutherland.
AT THE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS at the Con.
gregational Church, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings next the program will be as follows:
First concert-SchuOert's symphony, No. ., c
major; Beethoven's "In questa tomba," Mr.. Myron
w. Whitney; the "Bacchanale" from "Tannhaeu-
SER" Volkmanns Serenade, No. g, + major. OPP. 63,
string orchestra; Schumann's "IwO Grenadiers, /"
MI: Myron w. whitney; Liszrs Hungarian Rhap-
sody, No. IA.
second evening.-Beethoven's Symphony, No. z,
major, Op. 92; Chopin Tausig Concerto, No. l.,
minor, OPP. II, Mr.. Rafael Joseny; Tristan and
Isolde, introduction and closing scene; Waldweben,
S1egfried Idyl VOrspiel 'Die Meistersinger"; Wag-
ner.
The CHORAL SOCIETY CONcKRT.-At the concert
OF the Choral Society at Albaugh's next Saturday
evening Mrs Ford will sing the "Bell Song" from
"Lakme," and Mr.. Mockridge will sing Celeste
Aida" while the orchestra will give two selections
In addition the society Will render 1.-THE Ancient
Mariner" with orchestral accompaniment. Alto
gether the program Is an unusually attractive one
A LEAP YEAR MUsICAL--There will be a leap
year musical next Friday evening by the Witt
more.
HARRIS BD0U THEATBR.-"Keep It Dark" q
comedy-drama BY Geo. HOey, Will be presented at
the Bl1ou next week by Bryant's Musical Comedy
Co. Mr.. w. +. Bryant, the star, is a good come
dian, and is supported by an efficient company.
kERNAN's THEATER-There Is a week OF good
minstrelsy in store for the patrons OF Kernan's
where, on Monday, the Moran and Thomas San
Francisco M1nstrels begin an engagement. Among
the well-knOwn names on the list OF people with
the company are those OF the famous Billy Bich
Frank Moran, the London sextette, the Manhattan
quartette, Dave Christie and many others.