The Washington critic., 1888-02-11
AT TIE fHEArnGs.
Albaugh's-Rice's "Evangeline.


Rice's "Evangeline,' the ever new, will
be the attraction at AlbauglI's next week,
and It's one all around. Little Georgie
FoItescue IS still there, but most of the
cast are new people, and they are good
people. The Toledo Bee has tins very
complimentary mention TO make of
.FT2" fipe" as presented in that city:
at Wbeelcr'g ~CBptatiOu Of ,EYangeine'
was welcomed by a lafg"se last evening
representative audience. The 1oroughly
class Of theatre goers were TO be sery best
if prolonged applause and repeated
cores of every specially presented W
any criterion ofapproval, then Toledo ~ ~
unmistakably indorsed the praises ~.
slowed everywhere on this most unique
and musical Of comedies
The National-''She.'
IL. Rider Haggard's weird story ''She,'
dramatized by William Gillette, aud mu-
sicalized by w. w. Furst will be put on
at the National next week with wonder
ful display Of scenic effects and a good
company. The Boston Journal says of it;
"Readers of II. Rider Haggard's weird
story of She would suppose il 20 be one
almost beyond the limits Of stage repre-
sentation but when the curtain fell on
the shriycled form of the once transcend
entity beautiful Ayesh0 the spectators were
CONSCIOUS
which conveyed in no small degree the
awesome character of the romance, and
gave to its most improbable situations an
appearance of reality, the results reached
being materially aided by u thoroughly
artistic and effective staging"
Campanini Concert.
Signor Campanini, the famous Italian
tenor, assisted by Nine, Scalchi, Signora
Torucelli, Mime. Repetta, Signor Galassi
and other well known artists, will give Il
grand concert at the Congregational
Church Monday night. The Spirit Of He
Times SAYS: "No concert troupe equal to
that engaged by Campanini has ever made
the tour Of this country. All
the artists sing and play as II theiI hc1rI5
were in their work and respond e. en-
cores without the customary atectatiuus
| Tickets at Droop's.
Harris's BiJou-Ada Gray.
Monday afternoon at Haris's BiJou
| Theatre, the distinguished emotional
actress, Miss Ada Gray, will present an
| entirely new version adapted from Mrs.
Woods famous story, "East Lynne.
Comment upon her acting Is unnecessary.
| The following article from a late issue OF
| the Detroit Free Press will give the public
| an idea Of the present perforuunct al
| East Lynne" as given by Miss Gray ana
| her excellent company, Miss Gay j. pos
| sessed of a fine commanding apFe,t
1 ance In her manner she is tiiscmatuS
| in the highest degree, her acting is Of
| superior order and her delivery is clear
| and distinct. At the conclusion OF the
| second and third acts Miss Gray was re-
| called and received several bouquets and
baskets of flowers as tributes of admlra-
| Kernan's--ArizOna Joe.
Next week the patrons of Herman will
be served with yiands little out of the
run of the menu of that popular resort.
| and Arizona Joe, with two wild Wet
| dramas, will be the feature Those
dramas are "Black Hawks and THE
Wild Violet both plays founded ON
facts The company is strong one onJ
the wonderful dramatic dogs and traWed
| horses and Mexican burro will be nitro
duced The entertainment Is unique and
should draw well.
Amusement Notes.
Edmund Collier at Harriss BroU to-
night in Richard III.
The National Opera Company VII pre-
sent THE Flying Dptchmah' t0-Alsnt'
The Washington Symphony Concert
gives the first performance to'morfoW
(Sunday) night at the National Theatre.
The National Opera Company goes "a
Richmond tomorrow for 9 three nights
engagement next week.
Divey IN uAdonisN at Albaughs week
after next. "Mamzelle' at the Biiou.
GPAFEsr event oftheage, $1,000 A997e
lllS ElrrEENyu ST. $4,000 house.