Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

ALBAuaH's.-Maggie Mitchell win be the at
traction next week at Abaugh's. Miss Mitch
eualwsys retains that giriish manner, which j.
Her present engagement will be Of more than
usual interest. as she appears in ave Of her best
characters. The program for the week has
been arranged as follows: Monday and Satur-
day nights, Ray" Tuesday, night and satur-
day matinee, the ever-welcome sFanchon;"
Wednesday night, Little Barefoot" Thursday
'Lorle," and Friday, "Jane Eyre In ali
these plays Miss Mitchell has frequently ap-
peared in this city, and her impersonations Of
the leading roles are remembered as highly ar
which was written especially for her BY C. Wal
lace Walters, was produced here last season and
received with favor. II 10 q piece admirably
adapted to Miss Mitchelrs peculiar powers
r dne supporting company includes Howard
v. Deyo, Sheridan Upper. p. T. johnson,
George Maynard, Phil Mccarthy, Ida Bur-
r0ughs, Jennie Carroll, Annie Chase, Carrie
Francis and Emma Damon.
HARRIs-"CAspRR, THE YoDLIR."-The tai
ented German comedian, Charles T. Ellis. made
sueh favorable impression on his last visit to
tina city that there is no reason to expect any
but the most gratifying results from his next
weeks engagement. He is the greatest rival Of
J. 4. Emmett and still has the vigor Of youth.
He has voice OF wonderful sweetness and his
songs are all OF the class that Fl themselves at
once in the minds Of the hearers. His play 10
Casper, the Yodler." comedy which gives
him IN excellent opportunity to appear ut his
best. Some very bright children appear with
Mr.. Ellis and he Is especially fayorite with
the little ones. The scenery Is handsome and
the company promises a satisfactory presenta-
ton of the play. Usual prices and matinees.
KERNANs.-KRRNELL' VAupHvI1LEs-At Ker-
mans next week Harry Kernel. with high
olass vaudeville company, will present an
inventory Of wit, fun and humor warranted to
knock dull care out in the first round. In the
olio are Harry Kernel, the popular Irish come
dian; the Coulson sisters, in double song and
dance; Binns and Burns in their artistic mus
ical act; Harding and All Sid, in Fun in
Wash House, Harry La Rose, monarch Jug
gier; Rogers brothers, knockabouts; Fisher and
Clark, comic acrobats; Wilton and Nelson, in
original sketch; Felix and Claxton. sketch
artists Miss Lolita Hyde, the dashing comsdi-
enne; the whole to conclude with 'McFaddsn's
Elopement."
STANLEY--At Music Hall next Friday evening
MI. Henry NJ. Stanley will deliver his lecture
on The Rescue Of Emin." Reserved seats on
sale at Metzerott's.
Rev. F. W. Gunsanlus, DID,, will deliver the
hrst lecture OF the course at the Congregational
Church next Friday evening on "a Chapter in
the History of Liberty" Tickets. 50 cents. with
seat. at Ellis music store on and after Decem-
Der /.
The Boston Ideal Banjo Mandolin and Guitar
Club will open the Bischoff concert course at
Congregational Church Wednesday evening
next. Tickets, so cents with seat, at Ellis on
and after December l.
The board of lady visitors of the Washington
Hospital for Foundlings will give an A.B.C.T.
at the hospital, 1715 18th street. Wednesday,
December 3. from to pm. Admission, in
GLIDING tea 80 cents.