Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-29
AMUSEMENTS

/ Authorizations JAMEs-Louis James, who
ranks among the first of American opponents
OF tragedy on the stage, is to appear next week
at Albaugh's in a repertory Of his best imper-
sona tions of famous tragic characters. Mr..
| James, not content to rest upon his own
| powers, has surrounded himself by an excel
lent company, including such players as F. c.
| Mosely. Mabel Amber, Fanny Gillette, H. C.
| Landon, Harry Leighton and Edwin Ferry.
The plays for the week, all of them especially
| staged and costumed, are as follows Monday,
| ''Othello;" Tuesday, Julius Cesar Wednes-
day matinee and Thursday hight, 'virginius;''
Wednesday night, Hamlet" Friday night and
saturday matinee. 'lngomari" Saturday night,
| Richard Ill"
HAMLINE ME. CHURCH. Wednesday
evening an organ recital will be given at Ham,
line N. e. Church, 9Th and streets, on the new
organ by MIR. Chas. j. Toof, organist of the
church OF the Covenant, assisted by Miss
EulaIle Domer-Rheem, vocalist. Tickets, 25
cents
MAX O'RELL-Max O'Rell, the best-natured
foreigner who ever wrote anything about
America and the Americans, will deliver one of
his brightest lectures at the Congregationalist
Church next Wednesday evening. The subject
Is: "A National Portrait Gallery of the Anglo
Saxon Races-Jacques Bonhomme, John Bull
Sandy Mcdonald and Brother Jonathan. The
breadth OF this subject gives the lecturer tair
neld Tor the full display of his best powers as a
witty, good-humored satirist and keen observer
ana he Will avail himself of it. Tickets so cents
! 80 cents and 81, at Droop's.
hERNAN's-LEoSzo BRoTHERs.-Next week
there will be a change of bill at Kernan's and
Leonzo Brothers, with their famous S3O, 900
dramatic dogs-Tiger, Lion Panther and
Spot-and their New York company will pre-
sent four great melodramas, as follows: Mon
day. '.Delminte;" Tuesday Brother Against
Brother; Wednesday and Thursday. The Dog
Spy" Friday and Saturday, Mays Devotion"
Through the plays are presented songs and
dances and the scenery, costumes and effects
are of the finest
HE Lotus GLEE CLUB.-The Lotus Glee
Club (male quartet) of Boston. assisted by
Miss Minnie Marshall, reader will appear at the
UnlVersallst Church this evening. A very
interesting program has been arranged, in
Guiding The Sands o Dee" THE Students"
and .'Massa's IN the Geld, Cold Ground" by the
club. and number of solos. Tickets % cents,
IS cents and 81.
HARRIS BIJoU-MATTIE VIcKERs.-Miss Mat
tie Sickers, a soubrette, whose singing, dane
ing. powers OF mimiery and natural yivacity
have made her great favorlte among theater
goers Will be at Harris Biiou Theater this week
In ''Jacquine, or Paste and Diamonds" The COM
pany includes, among several accomplished peo-
pie, Jos. NJ. Doner, a specially artist and actor,
and Frank Cotton. a comedian, who has won
much approval The play gives opportunity
Tor the introduction of an almost unlimited
number of songs and specialties Usual prices
and matinees.
YALE GLEE AND BANJO CLUBs.-The Yale
glce and banjo clubs, so deservedly popular in
Washington. will draw together fashionable
audience at Music Hall on the evening of
Easter Monday. President and Mrs. Harrison
aud party of friends are expected to be present.