Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-01
AMUSEMENTS

ALBAUoH's-THE HENRIETTA.-Mr. Stuart
Robson will begin the second and last week Of
| Bronson Howard's comedy, The Henrietta, :"
| which created quite a sensation on its presen-
| tation last season, drawing large houses for
two weeks. Mr.. Robson will appear BERTHE
tie Lamb. his original character. The Hen
rietta" is a satire. brightly written. possessing
much fun and having a serious view that gives
it an effective dramatic interest. The piece
will be cast with the full strength Of the COM
pany including. Frank Mordaunt James F. Will
son. Ed B. Radcliffe. Ernest Tarleton, George
Woodward, Revel Germanie. John l.. Wooder-
son, Miss May Waldron. Miss Eugene Linde-
man, Miss Katherine Florence and Miss Helen
Mar.
HARRIS BIJoU-FLoBEScr BrSpLEY.-Miss
Florence ]. Bindley. who will present her new
play, Dot" at Harris next week, is one of the
most remarkable soubrettes on the stage She
is one Of the few Infant prodigies'' who have
developed genuine ability in later years. There
are many who will remember .Baby Bindlev"
She has had the advantages Of thorough musi-
cal and dramatic cultdre and in Dot" she has
full scope for the display of her ACCOMPLISH
ments. dot" is a western drama of excep-
tional power. Usual prices and matinees.
kERNAN's-GUs Hills NOVELTIES.
week at Kernan's Gus Hills world of novelties
will be presented on its return engagement. In
the olio are Chip, the five-year-old comedian
and singer, a real wonder; Williams the famous
ventrilOquist: Swift and Chase musical kir..s:
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artists; Gus Hill. the champion club swinger.
III his $4,000 act and many Others concluding
with the farce comedy, Cyclone HOTEL
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-A grand
vocal and instrumental concert will be given
next wednesday evening at Congregational
church, under direction of DIR. j. w. Bschoff
assisted by Miss Nellie Wilson, Miss Cora Bovd,
Miss Ruth Shaupsen, Miss Clara Rosafy. Mr..
Fred a. Grant, Mr.. ]. J. Fisher. Mr.. William
Wilson. Tickets SO cents, at Ellis music store
Tvxfp A a.
Young Peoples association of Hamine NJ E.
church will hold a worlds fair at Masonic
temple. Admission 10 cents Lunch each day
from ~ to 2.
WILLARD HALL.-Another week Of fun is
promised by Prof. Carpenter. the mesmerist,
at Willard hall, beginning Monday. Admission,
% and 80 cents.
GLOBE THEATER.-A new collection Of variety
artists and their specialties is billed for the
Globe next week. Admission, TO- 20, 80 and 50
cents. Usual matinees.
WILHELM CLUB.-One week from tonight
this popular organization will give its second
concert at the Universalist church. Few other
cities can present string orchestra made up
OF young lady violinists. The chief novelty
will be Fuchs Serenade in E minor melody
by Ole Bull and Svendsen's Swedish Folk Song
are new to Washington. Miss Birdie Lucas
and Mrs. Kaspar are to be the soloists.
The SECOND CHORAL CONCERT. The
Choral society continues its record for produc-
ing novelties by announcing for its next con-
cert. March II, Lord Ullin's Daughter" a
ballad for chorus by Hamish MacCann Young
Scotchman, whose works have been received
with great favor throughout Great Britain.
None of them have yet been performed in
this country. The program, in addition, will
include Governs Song OF Thanksgiving" a
male chorus, a female chorus and solo numbers
by Miss Maud Powell, violinist, and Mr. Chas.
Herbert Clarke. the New York tenor. who made
such favorable impression at the Decca con-
cert last January