Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
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ALBAUaH's-LEwIs MoRRIsoN.-Monday even
ing Lewis Morrison will appear at Albaugh's in
a fine production of Faust" critic says
While Morrisons conception Of his satanic
majesty is original it is said to be the incarna-
ton of all that is evil and SO realistic that the
audience almost for q time forgets the art to
which it is listening. The scenery is most
startling, especially the Broken scene, with
its wonderful electrical display.
HARRIS BIJoU.-"HEARTs OF New YoRK"-
Hearts Of New York" begins an engagement
next Monday at this popular house. The COM
edy is an exceptionally strong one, headed by
the young Irish comedian, William E. Hines,
and the clever soubrette, Earle Remington.
Election returns will be announced from the
stage on election day.
KERNANs-LEsTER l. WrLLrAMs-Lester and
Williams with new show in the London Nov
city and Gaiety Company, with the big bur-
lesque "Me and Jack" will amuse the patrons
OF kernan's next week. The company COM
prises twenty-five beautiful women and the
transatlantic star, Estrella SYLVIA the matchless
fancy dancer, who will appear in the happy
character Of the Prince. There is also Miss
Englehardt, champion lady fencor, and host
of others, all famous and popular in some par.
ticuar.
BooTH AND BARRErT.-The sale Of seats TO,
the Booth and Barrett engagement in Balti.
more next week at the Lyceum Theater has
been very large at Miller's book store, 539 18th
street, but some good seats still remain The
repertoire for the Washington nights is as fol.
lows: Thursday, 9th. Merchant Of Venice;
Illus Caesar Wednesday, l2th Macbeth
Friday, "Othello."
WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLuB.-The first con-
cert of the Washington Musical Club will be
given at the Universalist Church. 18th and
streets, Wednesday, November 10. The club
Will be assisted by Miss Julie E. Wyman, the
well-known mezzo soprano Of New York.
HILD-PARK CoSCERT.-The sacred concert
by the Hild-Park Concert Company, hereto
tore announced, will take place at the National
Iheater tomorrow night.
FRANK LEsLIE.-Mrs. Frank Leslie, one oil
the best-known women in America, will lecture
at Music Hall Tuesday evening" November H.
on the subject 1.-The Royal Leaders of Soci.
ety." She will lecture here only one nigh,
aud those who desire to hear her should not
delay in securing seats, which will be on sale
at Droop's.
BALMoRAL CHoIR.-One Of the most interest
ing as well as artistic concerts to be given in
Washington this winter is that next Friday
evening at Music Hall by the Balmoral choir Of
Scotland, company OF professional Scottish
vocalists and musicians from Glasgow, giver
| under the auspices of the Scottish societies OF
| this city. Seats are on sale at Droop's.
MARY HowE.-The Georgetown Orchestra
consisting OF seventy performers under direc
ton OF Prof. Joseph kaspar, assisted by Mis-.
| Mary Howe, its soprano. will give three con
certs at Music Hall, beginning November 20.
The STRAUSS CoNCERTs.-The sale of seats
| for the two concerts to be given by Edouard
| Strauss and his Vienna orchestra opened thii
morning at Metzerotts music store. The con
certs promise to be before, notable socia
events. The programs will be made up al
most entirely of light music. the composition
Of the Strauss family being we'll represented
| Boston SYMPHONY.-The Boston Symphony
Orchestra, under the leadership OF Arthur
| Nikisch, is to give six concerts in Washington
fact which will be most grateful to the man,
| lovers of music in this city. The Washington
concerts will DO given November 10, December
II. January Is. February 20, March rs, Apri
80 at Music Hall.