Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-19
AMUSEsIENTS

Box office open tomorrow at Albaugh's for
Marie Tempest with the Red Huzzar Comic
Opera Company in Red Huzzax" next week.
Seats on sale fo- "Held by the Enemy" at
| Harris Biiou next week.
Sam Deveres Own Company will be the sue
ceeding attraction next week at Kernan's.
Rev. DIR. Chappelie lectures at the Catholic
University this afternoon on 'St Gregory the
Rev. Clarence E. Woodman will lecture on
The Telephone" Free.
The tenth season of the lecture course at the
Congregational Church begins on the evening
OF December 5. The course is as follows: Dec
5-Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus. DID. Subject: "A
Chapter in the History of Liberty" Jan. IA
Bishop j. ii. Vincent. Subject: Tom and His
Teachers" Feb. l3-Robarts Harper Subjects:
"A Holiday Trip in Europe" Illustrated.
Invisible Some People" April lO-Rev r. g.
Macarthur, ID. Subjects THE Empire of the
Gar" Season tickets. 81. Sale takes place in
church vestibule Nov. 20. from an. to m.
After that sale continues till Nov. 20 at Ellis
after which no more tickets will be sold
Mr. /. c. Russell will deliver a lecture on
1.-The Exploration of Mt. ST. Elias Wednesday
evening. Nov 26. II will be illustrated by
charts and slides made BY the National Geo.
graphic Society Expedition. Admission. so
cents; seats, rs cents, at Metzerott's, Nov. "a,
and after
Tomorrow evening at Music Hall the George
town Orchestra of seventy performes under the
direction OF Prof. kaspar and assisted by Miss
Mary Howe, gives its first concert of the sea-
son. Seats, 81, at MetZerotts
The Lyceum Company, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. Phil Hemlock. presented at
Music Hall last night The Colleen Bawn," in
q very acceptable manner. There were of
course. the usual dramatic nervousness OF
amateurs and the lack of selt-confidence, but
that was natural. Mr.. David Bangs as Danny
Mann was strongly presented and SO, too, was
the Mrs. Organ of Miss Frech and the .Sheeiah
OF Miss McLinden. Miss Wakefield as Ann was
pretty and played q hard part we'll Mr..
Mahony's kyrte Ddhl, Mr.. Doughertys Myles
and The Colleen Barn OF Miss Henderson were
all nicely done. The British soldiers by n de-
tachInent OF National Rifles, acted like veterans
of many wars.
The grand concert to be given at National
Rifles Hall tomorrow evening is the enter tain
ment announced in all the churches last Sun
day. The concert is for the benefit of the
restoration fund of old SmithiieId Church
near Old Point Comfort, the oldest Protestant
Church in America. Tickets, 50 cents. Seats
10 cents, at Metzcrotts. Soc advertisement.
THE KREUTZER SoSATA."-Beethoven's most
beautiful piano and violin sonata, The Kreut-
ger Sonata. will be performed by Messrs
Nander and Rakeman at the concert of the
Washington Musical Club tonight. Mrs. Julie
T.. Wyman, tho weil-known mezzo-soprano of
New York. who has had such great success with
the Boston symphony Orchestra in New York
and other large cities. will appear for the first
time In this city. A finished performance Is
anticipated.
NATIoSAL.-Vcrdis tuneful yet mournful
opera. .'Regaletto." was given at the National
last night by the Juch company and introduced
Nine. Janus Chowsky as Gildd. Jessica dc Yer
net as MGdate1d. Payne Clarke as the Dute
Otto Ruthjeus in the title role and L. N. Knight
as SprGJHciLe.
IHE LECTURE on the battle of Gettysburg, at
National Rifles Hall. by Capt. Long, interested
a large audience last night. both i'll the lecture
and in the pictures. The .'Old Guard was
present in body. The lecture will be re-
pcated Thursday night. These lectures are
under the auspices of Farragut Post. No. 10.
The third entertainment Of the Crescent
Cycle Club takes place this evening at Nc
Cauley's Hail. when excellent musical pro-
gram will be presented, with dancing after 10
o'clock