Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-15
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will be the drawing power ct Kernan's mex
| week and 1t is not saying too much to say thai
il is Q great power. The leaders are Of course
the vaidis Sisters on their rotating silver
trapeze one of the most beautiful aerial exhi-
Buttons ever presented, and the hundred foot
dive through the air by Miss Lizzie. Then
| there is Belloc. the wonder worker; Keller. the
legless; John Drew, Irish and Dutch comedian
Bobby Ralston. the three-foot come dian
| Walton and Slavin, In "The TwoOpera Singers "
| Lane and Kitty Morton and q whole lot Of in.
| teresting exhibits, artistic and physical The
| Boston papers gave this show such notices az
/ they have given no other variety performa nee.
| Special matinee on St. Patrick's day.
| HARRIS BIJoU-CHAs. 7. ELLIs-Mr. Chas.
| T. Ellis and his excellent company will appear
at Harris Bijou next week in VIM. Cartoons
musical comedy drama, Casper. the Yodler "
Mr. Ellis is a graceful dancer a bright come.
| dian, a sweet singer and handsome man. and
the play fits him all around He has three
characters, Casper, Ntprm o. Refily. q detecti We.
and Katrina Stntzenbevyer, with songs and
| dances to match. The company Supporting
him is superior one and the performance
has won the praise OF the press In every city
where it has been presented. A special feature
Is the distribution of toys to the children and
boutonnieres to the ladies during one OF the
songs. Usual prices and matinees.
UNIvERsALIsr CHuRCH.-A grand concert will
be given tonight at the Universaist church for
the benefit of Unity Presbyterian church Pa
tronesses: Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Wndom, Mrs.
Proctor. Mrs. Wanamaker and Mrs L. H. War
ner. Tickets at the door.
Music HALL-fhe event Of nextweek. mu-
slcally considered. will be the third concert by
the Boston symphony Orchestra. which will
take place at Music hall Friday evening, March
p. The list of works which form the program
Is abundantly attractive. Nothing can be more
satisfactory to lovers of music than the an
nouncement OF that crown OF all symphonic
works, the Fifth symphony by Beethoven. The
ldyIllc Tristan and Isolde prelude is worthy of
place in a concert closed by sucd symphony
and begun by one of the happiest of Mendels-
sohns overtures, the "Fingal's Cave" The
solo work OF the concert is by Miss Mary Howe,
an artist of beautiful stage presence and won
derful voice. She will sing the Bell Song"
from DeilDes opera. 81 .akme and a song. 1.-The
Nightingale" by Russian composer. Alibieff
The sale OF tickets. just begun, promises to be
larger than ever.
AMERICAN COMPOSERS CoNcERr.-At Music
hall next Wednesday evening the American
composers concert will be presented under di-
rection of Mr.. Frank Won der Stucken of New
York. All the leading composers of America
will be represented on the program. and Mr.
Buck. Prof. Paine, Mr.. Won der Stucken and
Mr.. Weld will conduct their own compositions
The soloists are Miss Eleanor Everest soprano,
of Philadelphia; Miss Louise Karyss, Soprano
of ST. Louis; Miss Maud Powell, viOlinist, of
New York, and Mr.. Arthur Whiting, pianist. of
New York. Prices IS cents, 81, Sl.5O and "a.
Tickets at Ellis music store.
GEO. WILSON'S MINsTRELs.- Tues
day and Wednesday of next week Geo. Wilson's
minstrels will furnish music and fun at Music
hall for everybody. Not since the days of Bar
low, Wilson, Primrose and West has Washington
seen Geo. Wilson. one of the funniest, if not the
funniest, artist in cork ever seen and heard here
or any place else. He has some excellent
voices with him and they will sing the latest
songs by local composers. There are other
departures, too, IN the manner of presenting
m afrais and oil off l,a,,, -
gantly praised. In every particular it is an
unusual entertainments and is as good as it is
unusual, 1T opinions are worth anything Tickets
at Metzerott's
ALBAUGH's-"THE WATER QUEEN"-One of
the most elaborate productions in the line of
gorgeous spectacles will be presented at
Albaugh's next Monday night under the direc-
ton of Bolossy Kiralfy. 1t is '.The Water
Queen" and is said to exceed in magnitcence
anything that has been produced by this master
OF stage wonders. The story is based upon the
mythical existence OF the naiads and gives scope
for all that pertains to the realms of fairydoni
A number of new inventions by Kiralfy will en-
nance the beauty of the ballets and marches,
while the scenery Is a succession of splendors,
a transformation set in the final act being a
GROWING triumph OF scenic magnifcence. No
pains nor expense have been spared to render
the Water Queen" in the highest degree at
tractive and it is entirely free from any OBJ
jectionable feature, being as clean and pure as
II Is pretty.
GLOBE THEATER.-Next week the Rentz all
star speciality company, including Prof
Parker's famous $40, 900 dog circus, Will be the
feature at the Globe. In addition will be a
number OF vaudeville stars. Usual matinees.
Amateur night every Friday.
CHURCH OF Our FATHER.-There will be an
entertainment next Tuesday evening under
the auspices of the young peoples union.
The program will include tableaus and illus
trated songs.
The LoTUs GLEE CLUB of Boston will give
concert at the Universalist church March 30
Male quartet music by the club and readings
by lady elocutionist will make up the pro-
gram.
A DRAMATIC ESTERTAINMENr will be given at
the National Rifles hall next Thursday evening
Tor the benefit OF the emergency hospital
Three plays will be presented, two in English
and one in French.