Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-22
AMUSEMENTS

ALBAUeH's-ARoNsoy's CASINO CoMPANY.-
Rudolph Aronson's comic opera company from
the Casino. New York, viii begin weeks en-
gagement at Albaugh's next Monday night
with Offenbach's Drum Major" which will
also be given Tuesday night. Wednesday and
Thursday '.Nadjy" will be the piece, and FRI
day. Saturday and Saturday matinee ''Erminie."
The company includes Pauline Hall, George
DENIM. Eva Davenport, Kate TART, Grace
Golden. Florence Bell, George Lincoln. James
I. Powers, Edwin Stevens, John Brand. Charles
Campbell, N. s. Burnhsm, A. W. Mafin and
Ellis Ryse. The operas will be presented in
the usual excellent style of this company. and
if further comment Is needed it will be given
by the thousands who attend Albaugh's next
week.
The LoTUs GLEE CLuB.-This famous
male quartet of Boston will give q concert at
the Univ church next Saturday evening.
assisted by Miss Minnie Marshall reader. The
club is making a southern trip prior to starting
for London. where il has many ENGAGEMENTS
for this (its third sea(pn in that city. Last
season 1t met with great success there and re-
critics. The members OF the club give all their
time to music, rehearsing daily, and the en-
senble results are remarkable The Sands O.
Dee, which Is ON the program for next Satur-
day, was rehearsed every day for Q year before
singing ii in the public. Programs and tickets
may be had at Metzerott's lilo + street.
kERNANs-IRwIN BROTHERS, - The Irwin
Brothers big new specially company will be
the winning card at Kernan's next week The
Oil Will present John and Nellie Mccartney,
novelty sketch team; Miss Ida Lillian Abrams,
IN songs: Gordon and Lick, in The Other Fell
low; Newcomb trio, in wonderful dancing;
Frank La Mondue clown wire walker. first
time here); Hickman aud Glenroy. comedy
boomers; X j. Riley and Kitty Wolfe, charac-
ter sketch artists first time here); the dog
actor. Jack; Stirk and Zeno the greatest
aerial kings, and others OF equal celebrity and
merit
WILLARD HALL.-The Ideal minstrel troupe,
the best local minstrel organization in the Dis
trlct, will give one of its famous performances
at Willard hall next Monday night for the ben
efit of the poor of the District. Tickets. only
70 cents each. are for sale by all police Office rs
and there should be big house.
ALL Souls CHURcH.--Rev. Robt. Collyer of
New York will lecture Monday evening at All
Souls church on Friend Jacob Bright and his
son John, being the lecture which was pre-
viously announced and postponed on account
of the lecturers illness. DIR. Collyer is one of
the leading divines in the Unitarian denomiua-
ton and is known as the Blacksmith
Preacher" having been born in Yorkshire,
England, where he learned and practiced the
trade of blacksmith before coming to this
country. His magnetism and humOr make him
one OF the most popular pulpit orators and lee
turers of the day. Tickets so cents, at Ballen-
tyne's. Metzerotts and the church.
HARRIS BIJoU-"PASsIoN's SLAvE"- PAS
slon's Slave" one OF the strongest and most
popular of modern melo-dramas. will be the at
traction at Harris Bjou theater next week, the
engagement opening Monday night The play is
full of incident and possesses an abundance
Of thrilling situations and startling climaxes
The scene is laid at Old Point Comfort, Va,
and one of the interesting points of the per-
Torrance is representation of Fortress Mon
roe illuminated. number of novel scenic
effects are introduced and the company has
received general commentator. Comedy and
singing are also interspersed through the pro-
ductIon. Usual prices and matinees.
GLOBE THEATER.-The Globe offers three
shows combined in one for their patrons the
coming week-minstrels variety and drama.
Geo. France and Lulu Delmay's dramatic COM
pany in their comedy drama, wide Awake"
The Romulo Bros and Onri sisters specially
company. Usual matinees.