Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07
Two FREE .LECTURE-LEsscNs,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. PM. AT
MASONIC TEMPLE.
TESTIMONIAL FROM MEMBERS


wAsH1xGrox, DC, May .. 1890.
Having followed Professor Colere's first six weeks
course of French conversation We. the undersigned
members of his Glass; feel Justified fully iudurelng
the Professors caIIn TO originality ia his inehod If
nparting the power To yocaIIze correctly III French,
Ehe ne gitng gTiech aScehs ana preaansi tliS
ciples we have had both the and opportunity
OF duly and thoroughly testing and II correctly
effective as it Is sclentifc. and therefore true
The Result Is that his instruction aipeas the in
tclect well the iIua9ination, lending thereto
a charm known to other methods Ii captures and
retains enthraled theeuthusias support ANA una-
giaE interest OF the pupils throughout the entire
course. As natural consequence the Practical COM
yeIsatlona results are maIhed TO an unprecedented
degree Tor 50 short course Why! Because OF the in
ward consciousness OF power and knowledge which
each pupil through his exact scientific system very
apply expressed Uy SEVERAL OF the pupils the study of
the earnest pupil fascinating because it ives fta in
the possibility Of learning 10 speak French by
Cleary, Mrs. I. l. Miller, Virginia L. NJ rWinz, A. NJ
AcIisiaw. Estec Thomas h Sc Ulrard Michigan, +.
ID. ShoeIaher, Hernil,lc Iemp!etOn. John 1ealletOn
MB.-orisnai may be seen @t the hall.
SIX WEEKS OF FRENCH CONVERSATION,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
,,o,.;, ,,,,,-r -, 9 81 and T SIS T;, NM
hours l1:30 am. dades). l=:3O 3:3O. 80. 0:i0
IuIIls may attend at any one of these hours and as
often convenient for the ONE FER;
actical conversational results and perfect accent
IEL REFUNDED
A Native Of Paris, France.
Send for circulars IL
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
N Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
Monday. May 5.ISs0
Engagement of
MAUDE
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Supported by n.
MR. HARRY MAINHALL r.fo.
And a Competent Company. in Mrs Lucy Hoope,ss
and Richard Dayey's Emotional Play.
INHERITED"
Next week-EDwARD HARRIGAN. ms
HARRIS, BIyoU THEATEk
Manes T3esday TRrsS and Nay Saturday.
4 rERFEcT CYCLONE OF MERRfMfSf.
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Formerly know as the |caMthorn Children" in tine
LITTLE NUGGET."
Musical Acts. The Tamons Nugget ousrIette.
Next week-"wAGEs OF SIN my5
ID OCULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE 3aD
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COLLINS. 36a5 81 St NV. my5-3m'
T INcoLN MUSIC HALL
FRIDAY. MAY 9TH
THIRD CONCERT
WILHELM CLUB.
tstring Orchestra Of Eighty Pieces,,
With Grand Orchestra of Sixty Celebrating the Tenth
Anniversary Of the
KAsPAR VIOLIN SCHOOL
Admission including seat, 90 and 25 centa
Tickets at Metzerott's. 11loFst. m3-6t
DRAss AND STRING MUSIC FURNISHED on
ID all occasions BY Soldiers Home Band Tele-
m3-4t: SOLDIERS home. DC.
" special Parties. Semi monthly. Tourist Sleep
E. HAwLEY, Asst Genl franc Manager, :s43 Broad
St. Philadelphia. or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
Agent usl5-wks-l04t
WHAT Would YOU SAY IF You HEARD
phony played with all the grand effects Of an
orchestra by person who never had the sdvan-
tage Of musical educstion!
Not ground out you would on hand organ
but played with all the beautiful changes Of
tempo and delicate shsdings Of tone color.
With one weeks pE.etise on the
You can rival the s ss artist in The gord
Music Store. e25 Pa ave. Seeing il believing"
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