The Washington critic., 1889-02-02
AMUSEM ENTS.
ALrAuon,s-sAlsrunr,s rnoupApouns.

LBAUGu's-sALsBURY's TRoUBADoURs.
This popular company, with Nellie McIlenry
| In "Three OF a Kind" will be the pulling
power at Albaughs next week. This is the
| first time this play has ever been seen in Wash
| ington and there Is that IN IL which will insure
gooi business right along. The New York
| Graphic says. "Miss Nellie McHenry con.
tinues to be as efferycscent as bottle of yeast,
and no amount OF excessive explosion serves
| TO diminish the supply. There has been what
| has been deemed fixed principle with respect
| to the quantity OF champagne properly belong
| ing to a certain circumference OF green glass,
but here are about 100 pounds OF II, every drop
threatening the cork. Mr.. Frank Blair is the
other conspicuous character IN the piece. His
acting is good and his singing in new
version OF johnny, Fill up the Bowl" is very
funny, indeed.
| HERMANN AT THE NATIONAL.
Hermann, tho wonder worker, assisted by
Nine. Hermann, D'Alvlpi and the oriental
fakir, Huka Agha, will make bis annual visit
| TO the National next week with new and
| pleasing sorcery. His latest illusion, "Crema-
tion," is bewildering in the extreme.
HARRIs'-A BUNCH OF KEYS
The funniest OF Hoyts funny plays, "a
Bunch OF Keys" will be put on at the Bijou
next week, and the laugh will begin when tho
curtin goes up. The play is as II always was,
Louise Sandford (Teddy), J. b. Mackie
| (Grimesey, old boy'), Charles Burke (Siidgs),
Charles II. Stanley, p. II. Clarke, William
Smith, Nellie Brown, BERTHE Conway Emily
Edwards and Helene Richards They are all
good people, and the Is. OF X. will be boom
from beginning 10 end.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Mr.. Gericke will appear for the last time in
this city with the Boston symphony Orchestra
IN. a,tx, tee hge,I a,I .
tional Church, Friday evening, February 10.
Miss Aus der Ohe, who is justly great favor
ite here, will be the soloist and her contribu-
tion TO the programme will be new plano
forte concerto by Max Vogrich. The visits OF
this orchestra have become genuine musical
events In each city that Is favored with their
concerts, and they are now having crowded
houses even in New York. where no other
orchestral concerts have been successful. Tho
sale of tickets begins next Friday.
RosEsTHAJ CONCERT.
| Rosenthal, the pianist, met large audience
| at the Congregational Church last night and
won for himself lasting place in its friendly
| and critical esteem The people liked the
man not less than the artist, and as an artist
he stands far up the heights OF fame. His
PLAYING was I'm every selection remarkable,
| aud his 'Don Juann carried tho house away.
He was assisted by Fritz kreiser, q l4-year-
old violinist, who is not an infant prodigy,
and therefore gives evidence OF some day be-
| ing u great artist A matinee concert was
given this afternoon at to large audience.
| GLOBE THEATRE-vARIETIEs.
Next week the Globe Theatre will add a
number of new and interesting features to its
| regular vaudeville entertainment, and its
patrons may assure themselves that they will
have something extra good. The Globe is
| pulling right along to the front In the popular
amusement line. Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents
GLEAsoN-HoRsE TANNING.
Professor Gleason's remarkable horse tanning
exhibitions will continue next week at the
New York Avenue Rink. He has already
handled number Of ugly horses, and there IS
a lot more booked for next week. This is
your last chance to see Gleason.
KERNAN's-HYDE's BIo COMPANY.
Hyde's Big Specially Company will be the
attraction at Kernan's next week. This is
It's second appearance here this season, and
| there arc lot OF new features. In the list are
Harry Watson, the funniest Dutch comedian:
Alice Hutchings, the opera artist; Fields and
| Hanson and a lot more well-known people
away up in the speciality line. On Saturday
night, In conjunction with the regular enter
tainment, James Childs who is matched to
fight George Northridge for the championship
Of the District, will appear in a friendly exhi-
bition Of the manly art with his trainer, Ned
! Donnelly.
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\ sick or nervous headache.
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