Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02
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ALBAuoH's OPERA HoUsE-The Salisbury
Troubadours are lively and jolly company Of
actors and actresses. and in whatever they APP
pear. they usually succeed in extracting a fair
amount of fun ont OF it. Three of a Kind"
the skit which they will give at Albaugh's next
week, belongs, of course, to the class Of ex-
travaganzas with which the Troubadours have
always been identified. II has never been
given here, and, although it has been played
Two or three seasons, is practically new to
washington audiences. Miss Nellie McHenry
remains the star of the Troubadours
SrRELEzKI PIANO RECITAL occurs at Congre-
gational church this evening and should be
borne IN mind by musical people. Strelezki
ranks high as pianist
Boston SYMPHONY CoNcERr.-The third and
last concert of the Boston symphony orchestra
VII! take place at the Congregational church
on Friday evening, February 10 Beside new
pianoforte concerto by Max yogrich, to be
played by Miss Ausder Ohe there will be given
Schumann's 2nd symphony and brilliant modern
examples. This concert will also be memora-
bic for the last appearance here of its talented
conductor, MIR. VIM. Gericke, who returns to
Europe at the close of this season. Tickets
Will be placed on sale next Friday.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATRE.-"A Bunch of KEYS"
will be the play at the Bijou next week 1t
was one of the first of Hoyt's extravaganzas.
and has held its place in public favor through
many seasons. Louise Sanford. tho soubrette.
Jas. b. Mackie and Chas. Burke. are among
a.
at Harris next week.
THE FAIRY BRIDAL" cantata BY ]. II. Hew-
lit, founded on Shakespeare's Midsummer
Nights Dream" will be performed for the 1irst
time in this city, at Odd Fellows hall. sth
street southeast, Tuesday night. by the Chapter
of Hope, of st. Marks Friendly league. Miss
Bertha Lincoln and Mr.. Frank Bird. of the
Franz Abt club, will render the leading parts
The proceeds will be given to st. Marks church
building fund.
LECTURE ON THE ISLAND OF ANT1GuA.-The
lecture by Mr.. c. H. Kemp Sturgeon on the
Carroll Institute hall. ON Monday evening, is
for a most worthy object. and is under the pat
ronage of Fathers Chapelle and Mackin.
PROF. GLEASON will continue his interesting
and often exciting horse-taming exhibitions at
the New York avenue rink next week.
kERNAN's THEATER.-There will be one of the
best entertainments of the season at Kernan's
next week. when Hyde and Behman's troupe
will appear. On Saturday night, the 9th. there
will be a friendly exhibition of the manly art
by Ned Donnelly, the trainer, and James Childs.
who is matched to meet George Northridge on
the 18th. for the District championship. Man.
ager Herman has recently made another inn
provement at his theater by the introduction
OF some large, easy opera chairs. .
NAIIoNAL.-Hermann,t the witty wizard, will
begin weeks engagement at the National
next Monday presenting to his Washington
latest sensation, Cremation"
The RosENTHAL Piano RECITAL. - The
numerous audience at Congregational church
last night were not slow in making up their
minds that in Herr Moritz Rosenthal they had
grand master of the piano, bold. vigorous,
admirably equipped physically with a power
full touch trained to a great degree of nicely,
and not lacking in sentiment, though his work
is not notable for developing the finer poetic
shades of feeling of the composition. 1t is in
grand tours de force that Rosenthal excels and
revels. He raises a musical storm with an
agility, skill and gradually-growing power that
are irresistible and draw from the audience
manifestations of the keenest enthusiasm.
Fritz Kreisler, the violinist, handles the bow
with considerable skill. He played the '.Moto
Perpetuo" particularly well.
GLOBE THEATER.-Larry Tooley's specially
company, including a long list of vaudev Vile
performers, will hold the boards at the Globe
next week.