Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-12

TnR CAnPAyrxr CoxcEsr takes place at Con-
gregatonal church tonight and viii doubtless
prove highly enjoyable event
ALBAuon's OrERA -Dellinger's opera
Of Lorraine" which win be sung at Albaugh's
By the HcCaull company next week. is said "a
be work Of more than ordinary merit both in
book and score. The latter Is said TO contain
many numbers Of much beauty which afford
the vocalists Of Col McCaull's company ex-
ceilent opportunities for the exercise Of their
powers. Miss Laura Moore. the new prima
donna, win have the leading female role.
Much interest has been aroused regarding thu
singer, whose voice and method are very high
y spoken Of. Col. McCaun regards her - the
Eugene 0udin's fine voice viii he heard 10 even
better advantage in Lorraine" than il has
been this week in 1.-THE Lady or the Tiger v
All the original scenery for Lorraine" viii be
brought from New York for next weeks pro-
duction.
concert given BY Mrs. shaw, the whistler, Mr..
Harrison Willard, and Others, ct Congrega-
tional church on Wednesday evening, win be
repeated at the same place on Monday even
ing; owing TO the financial and popular success
OF the first entertainment In addition to the
quartette. Of Warrington, will take part Mon
DAY evening: An unusually enjoyable even
ing's entertainments 10 promised. Mrs. Shaw
will whistle the Message Of the Nightingale. "
Oeotb ~ BfeOI4nO6.
The BoorH-BARRHrr ENGAGEMENT in Balti-
more begins at Mr.. Albaugh's Holiday street
theater Monday night A few seats for We'd
nesday. Thursday, and Saturday nights may
still be had at Miller 4 Herbert's, 14l7 Penn
sylvania avenue. On Wednesday "Othello''
will be given; Thursday, Hamlet, Saturday,
Fools Revenge" and sYorick's Love-" On
these evenings Washington people may return
on the 11:90 B. and D. train, the IL O'Clock
train being held half an hour.
The Boston SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA offers an
interesting program for its second concert al
Congregational church on next Friday even
ing. The Haydn Symphony, No. 2, an aria
Emma Juch, and new and brilliant violin
concerto, by Moskowski, played by Mr.. T.
Adamowski, an artist who Is now q favorite in
this country as well as in Europe, will be
among the numbers on the program. After q
group of songs by Schumann, Rubenstein and
Schubert, by Miss Juch, the concert will close
with the introduction and closing scene To
Wagners Tristan and Isolde" As Mr.. Gericke
has just announced his decision to terminate
his labors in this country with the close of this
season, this concert will afford the last oppor.
tunity but one to see him at the head of the
orchestra he has raised to such high attain.
ment.
HARRIS BIyou THEATER.-The engagement
Of the sensational and spectacular English
melodrama, "Harbor Lights," at Harris next
week, Is regarded as one OF the events of the
season at this house, as the cast Of the play ID
exceptionally strong, and the scenery Is said
to be very fine. The play has been very sue.
cessful in other cities
KERNAN's THEArKR-The Irwin Brothers biz
speciality show will furnish the entertainment
for the patrons of this'house next week, and il
il expected the show will be up to the average
Among the names on the bill are those of Nc.
Neil and McCale, the eccentric comedians and
vocalists; Wesley Brothers, 1.-The long and the
short Of it," Gordon and Lick. Miss Lottie Gil.
son, and the three brothers May, the acrobats
The BIscHoTF CoNcERTs.-The second pair
of concerts of the Bischoff course will be given
at Congregational church on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings Of next week by Dr. Louis
Mas, the well-known pianist, and Mr. Fred
erick Jameson, tenor who is highly spoken OF
by the press Of other cities. There are still or
sale q number of good seats for each concert
The program for each, it may be well to state
again, is entirely distinct.
The GLOBE THEArKR.-Leavitts burlesoue
and speciality company are on the bill for mex
week at this house.