Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25
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ALBAUeH's-sLA ToscA"-Commencing next
Monday night Fanny Davenport will make her
temperance at Albaugh's opera house, pre-
senting Sardou's powerful drama. La Tosca. "
which since its original production has been
one Of the dramatic sensations of the day
Theatergoers who were fortunate enough to
witness last season the stars portrayal of
TOScd have carried away deep and lasting ex-
pressions of one of the strongest and most pic
turesque impersonations Of the modern stage
In La Tosca" Sardou has fashioned play full
of virile touches of love and passion and his
heroine is a marvellous study of the woman
nature. The engagement is prefaced by an
encouraging sale Of seats and theatergoers are
promised a complete and pictorial production
The FAKIR.-There will be at Harris a great
comedy attraction next week, when The
Fakir." illustrated by Hamlin's farce comedy
company, will be presented for the first time
in Washington. The Fakir" is said to be very
funny, and is musical farce of the most APP
proved style. The company includes some
very clever people. among them Chas v Sea-
man, Edward Norris Chas Edwards Edward
See, Leslie Edmunds, Chas. Bergman, F. Il.
Perry. Flora Moore, Marie Cahill, Sylvester
Cornish, Nellie Edmunds, Florence Stevens,
Annie Pomeroy, LENA Fontainbleu and Mil
dred Meredith.
NATIoSAL.-"THE OoLAH."-Francis Wilson
and his company will present The Oolal" q,
the National next week presented at the
Broadway theater, New York. The cast in
Guides Francis Wilson, Hubert Wilke. Charles
Plunkett, Harry Macdonough. Thos. III. Persse,
Benjamin +. Joslyn, Laura Moore. Nettie Ly-
ford, Ida Essing. Jessie Quigley and Marie jan
sen. Director of music, Signor A. DeMorellis
HERMAN S. ENIZ -SANrLEY.-The famous
Rentz-Santley novelty burlesquers come to Kcr-
mans next week with a wealth of beauty and
so forth that cannot be enumerated. The su-
preme sensation is the India Nautch dancers,
but the musical novelty. 'FOlly's FavOrites. is
worth your while. Besides the beauties of the
show George Murphy, Tommy Dayton.
Harry lie Clair and Edward Leslie. Anthony
and Cleopatra is another feature and tie en-
tertainment concludes with La Tosca's Recep-
ton" or "A Moonlight Dip"
SToDDARD LECTUREs.-John l.. Stoddard will
introduce the lectures of his eleventh annual
season a: the Congregational Church Ill Feb
ruary. As a single course will not suffice the
course, usual, will be given i'll duplicate.
Course will take place on the evenings of
February 4, 8, u. 10, 10, and Course b on those
of February 5, IL, H. II. 10. The subjects of
the series will be: |. THE castle -bordered
Rhine; III. Napoleon Bonaparte from Corsica
to the throne; III. Napoleon BOnaparte
from the throne to Helena; ". Berlin in
1889" and, V. Switzerland" The eloquent de-
scriptions of the lecturer will be effectively
supplemented by profuse illustrations which will
illumine each lecture. The sale of course tick
cts, which has been very large, is still in pro-
gress at J. T. Ellis Co.'S, and tickets for sin
gle lectures will go on sale next Thursday.
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenters entertain
ment in mesmerism and hypnotisn at Willard
hall still continues to draw good audiences and
interest and amuse them equal to the funniest
OF funny shows. Mesmerism is a mystery which
Is always interesting.
DR.. RoSCoE.-By special request Dr. Roscoe,
the lnspirational orator and psychome;rist, will
lecture again at Willard hall tomorrow night.
After the lecture the doctor will give psychOm-
etric readings.
PIANO DUETs--A single appearance of the
IvYat
and Armln ". Doerner, has been arranged for
Thursday evening next at the Universalist
church. 18th and streets. The celebrated
artists will play a fine program of selections
composed or arranged for two pianos. Tickets
are now Oh sale, as announced Ill the adyertis-
ing columns