The Washington critic., 1890-03-12
AMUsENI ENTS.
A,Dauems-"rhe water queen"

Albaugh's-'1he water Queen"
one of the most elaborate productions
in the line of gorgeous spectacles will
be presented at Albaugh' next M)nday,
under the able direction Of Bolossy
Kiralfy. II is entitled "The Water
Queen" and is said TO exceed in mag
niiicencc anything that has been pro-
ducod under the auspices of this master
of stage wonders.
Three premieres-AIlles. Puris, Nicode
and Konrash-lcad the ballet. Specta-
Gle and ballet will be agreeably diversi-
fled by Scnor and Sonora Pialcas, Span
ish gymnasts from the Arena, Madrid;
Arnold Kiralfy, grotesque dancer, and
others. "The Water Queen" Is in the
highest degree attractive, beautiful and
entertaining, and it is entirely free from
any Objectionable feature, being us
clean and pure as il is pretty, an inno-
cent delight to the mind and eye. The
sale Of seats begins to morrow.
Rosina vokes at the National.
At the New National next Monday
Miss Rosina Vokcs will make her first
! ow in three years before Washing
ton audience. Since her last visit this
charming comedlenne has been meeting
with deserved success. She comes here
for weeks engagement, and will pre-
sent on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Saturday nights IA Game Of
Cards" "Thc Circus-Rder, one.
act comedictta by Mrs Charles Dore-
mus of New York, and "The Rough
| Diamond, delightful comedy by the
late j. B. Blackstone.
Thursday and Friday nights and Sat
urday matinee the performance will be-
gin with In Honor Bound, to be fol-
lowed by G.. w. Godfrey's charming
comedietta, My Milliner's BILL" in
which Miss Nokes will sing her famous
song, His art was True to Poll, +" aud
conclude with "a Pantomime Re-
hearsal."
Miss Vokes respectfully requests the
audience to be seated at s O'clock, as
the performance will begin punctually
at that time in consequence of the length
of the programme. The sale of seats
will be open tomorrow morning.
casper, the Yodler."
Charles T. Ellis, one of the latest and
most accomplished representatives OF
German comedy, will be at Harris Bi
iou Theatre next week in Casper, the
Yodler." His singing has met with great
admiration wherever he has appeared
and his acting is described as refined
and pleasing. Crowded houses have
greeted him, and he has in some in
stances been called "Fritz" Emmett.
equal. His songs are all new and are
Of the type which promptly prove popu
lar Seats for the engagement are nov
on sale.
The vaidis Sisters at Kernan's.
The Naidis Sisters Novelty Com
pany, which will be the attraction q
Kernan's next week, is headed by thu
marvellous and beautiful Vaidis twin
sisters, whose unique ''Trapezone Ro
taire" is calculated to create a sensation
Wilson's Minstrels.
One of the old Washington favorite9
George Wilson, with his carefully
organized minstrel company, viii
give four performances, inclu linz
matinee, in Lincoln Musi
Hall, beginning with next Mon
day, March H. Wilson has beer
absent from Washington for over sever
years, during which period he has beef
identified with leading minstrel organ
lZations, such as Barlow, Wilson, Prim
rose and West, Barlow and Wilson anC
also Wilson and Rankin. The organiza
ton of which George Wilson is nov
the head is composed of some of tn
cleverest talent in minstrelsy in tn
country. Seats for the engagement ar
now on sale at Metzerott's, No. ITO
street.
The Edwards Lecture.
The sale of tickets for the lecture b.
Amelia B. Edwards opened at Droop'
yesterday at noon. Seats are bein
taken rapidly, and there is promise Q
one of the largest as well as most fash
ionable audiences of the season.