Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-19
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n Eleventh o.. south Of Pennsy lvAnia avenue.
Tie Palace VAUDEVILLE rhester Of America
TONIGHT TONIGHT,
IDA sIDDoNs'
SPECIALITY AND BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
NEXT WEEK. NEXT WEEK.
FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON.
THE
HOWARD
BIG BuRLEsoUE COMPANY.
NEW AND NOVEL FEATURES,
THE HANpsoMEsr WOMEN,
THE FUNNIEST COMEDIANS,
THE PALACE OF LAcEm
LIVING ART PIcTUREsr
THE LATEST BURLEsoUE.
.THE o-HoME-IN-sTEAp."
COSTLY COSTUMES. GORGEOUS SCENERY.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. 1t
MRPAUL I. BowEN, DELEGATE TO The LATE
4A International workmen's congress in Paris,
france will speak on the industrial and social cond
.Ss TnEsphT ATTY ot aa 0gos's rm
The Ress i b. nysed to b @ Tree
A>Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matnees.
THIS CsATURDAD EVENING. last appearance Of
THE LYCEUM THEATER STOCK COMPANY
SWEET LAVENDER.
Next Week:
The distinguished romantic actor.
Mr.. JOSEPH HAwoRTH.
In Steele Msckaye's MASTERPIECES.
PAUL KAUvAR
Founded on the French revolution. Vivid picture, Of
| the Retgn OF Terror. 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
For the benefit Of the German Orphan Asylum.
By the
| WASHINGTON sENGERBUND.
Assisted by Miss Mollie Byrnes, Mrs ID. c. Morrison.
Messrs H. Rakeman, p. Miersch, Henry Xsnder,
Herndon Morsell. F. Knoop. Emil Holer. and full
orchestra, under directions Of Prof. II. Donch,
Director of Sengerbund. Prof. VIM. waldecker.
Admission Soc, Reserved seat 25c at Droop's
| music store. 925 Penn. ave. ocl9-6t
GRAND EITHER CONCERT tSa
SCHUETZEN PARK,
ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1889.
By the renowned artist,
PROF job sTAHRL OF sALZBURG
IN, Members Of the Washington sehnetzen-verein and
1t. ALEX EBERT.
(lALDwELL's DANCING ACADEMY. COR. H AND
to y Pm private lessons given daily. Send 70!
| A LBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT ATS.
LAST PERFORMANCE OF
EUGENE ToMpKINs
Elaborate Production of the Sensational Domestic
| Drama
KIND.
Presented witha
POWERFUL CAST
| THE MECHANICAL EFFECTS TRIUMPH OF
| STAGE REALISM
| 100 PEOPLE ENGAGED IN THE PRODUCTION.
AAos ASsRAE fsS$ssat f5 OF
| A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SPECIAL
| The Sale of Seats for
| v1CToRIEN sARDoU's
| Beautiful Romantic Play
Err TX X i LII Err ssss
IsNOw in Progress at the 30. Once.
The Grandest Production Of the Age
Team of Renders and St. Bernard Dogs.
Costumes from Worth
200 People on the Stage.
eorseously Mounted-Masnifcen.ly Cast ocl7 3.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATEK
HELEN BARRY's GREAT COMEDY SUCCESSES.
Wednesday and Friday Evening, Thursday and satur-
Grand Double Bill
THE CAPE MAIL" and "A LESSON IN LOVE"
Thursday and Saturday Nights.
oc1e Next weef-JoHN A STEVENS.
EDIsoN's NEW PHONoGRAPH
| II On Exhibition daily
| ,. From IL m. to II pm
" Pennsylyanis avenue and Ilth street
cuR Wssi SG sR9 Mo Mon October IA
M'tinsss Monday, Wednesda!,o Friday and s.tur-
& and Ses Ans e fsP''
TALkfNe MACHINE.
oc15-1w 345 Pa. ave. NV.
GLASSES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY HAVE
~ BEEN RESUMED.
FOR MISSES AND MASTERS
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. $3.50. AND ON SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON 2:3O.
FOR ADULTS
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS TOTO
Mrs FLORA c. DENNISoN
Academy aud Residence, 929 NJ st
References required ocl2-lm
| TUNO ARLINGTON.
Fast stage Line daily from Hotel Webster 81 9th
st Light stage; three horses PASSENGERS called
Tor at principal hotels and boarding houses. Round
trip. including drive through grounds. 75c. oc2-lm
TIME CYCLERIES I406 n. Y. AVE, WILL GUAR
sntee TO Teach You to Ride the Pyscho safety BIZ
ycle for 81. Ladies S5: Special hours Tor LADIES
Open nights. Largest riding school in u. s. myl7
M ARINpS DANCING ACADEMY
WI Will reopen for the Reception of Pupils
OCTOBER It, at and 80 O'Clock m. in charge of
PROF. MUELLER,
Instructor of Dancing At the U. =. Naval Academy
For circulars and further information apply at the
Academy Masonic Temple, corner 9Th and L Sta
se25-lm
| OAIIFORNIA.