The daily critic., 1890-12-06
AEUSENENTS
Host,n symphony club at the Ma.
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Tho Eo-ou symphony Orchestra Club,
rIubaui, trc most complete organization OF
its Mind u SmCu.H aui how on its iiIth
suwl ti.r.aouuucrfaI taur VIII give o
ergul sacr,d convert at ihr Sow National
llr.tIc iD morrow cygrir-
ibis NfEfr'sliiuu I- suiC' Doe lIrc Zion
Ul Mr. Mos IgrHp O., Ir! is imposed OF the
following utI-ts. Nous. Aliald de sHyc.
violin ,iIiUH-v, whose distinguished ah.ii-
f,,- Lasc ,eu ruuu.,u.f,d aud ,gu.t guthusi-
a-trIlly rfai-td iy hr leading critics %,
Eur.T and 'bo Jrit,J states, and HhJ hl1
flt ufr LuUd iuuUnc ut study l'rg as pri-
Nuf. Tu..I. with biCuNttmp- 8ul clTgsl'e.
hI. I.rt t.Ifmauu. yiU'Iuisi, lt.uIrl IS IsI.
Ter viola glamour; Ernst Ophley, violin.
cello soloist, Frederick EneluOt. ilIio and
d uIu yIftuUsu, aud Nile lea Van D.rs.
lIGn1 Gonna.
Nuc Van uy,l,. who has he,u pupil OF
Madame Narch,sl " Paris for the last three
years, is said tU possess voice Of rare
quality gud sweetness. Nile. Van Dyek ls
"a member of one OF The oldest families of
virginia Tho box oillce VIII hs open to-
morrow from to-
".htusudoah" az tho National.
Hrous1n Howlrd's latcs' and bs,i gIay
win be liygn 10, initial production a. the
NeW National Theatre u-Zt week, aud
great Interest Is already being manifested iu
Che event TIE sale oi eats hys beaten an
records 30 FAR at the regular prizes. The
play las iu unusual Interest Tor the
Washington tLogifC-gocr, as thE city is the
home uT scene Ct Tie fourth act where lll
participants aIa brought together.
The story Of thc piay q one of the brighter
threads running through the somhre Wo1i
Of ilU liVll war. There is q dash aud splrif
Go o. that holds the interest from beginning
10 end The audience laughs, often im-
moderately ana then again The more sus-
gePtible 10 pathetic scenes are novel %
tears. There are ciimaNes that burst forth
iu a spirit uf patriotism ana tTud devotion,
awakening The deepest admiration ln the
auditor, whose heart responds % the iaspir-
ing call or noble sentiments. lathls and
comedy Iul hand la hand. The heart is
thrilled with o noble sympathy, and ones
whole being Is wrought up 20 O high pitch
when, like a cooling breeze In the summer
SUP. comes q shower 90 comedy that carries
tie aulieucc away in the most happy ana
pleasant Thoughts While Ihey laugh With
TedOuhlgd gLcrgy aud the tear stained
eFes SPARKLE anew with meuimgut.
m IS this wonderful iHterlJc.uz on the
pathetic tle patriotic aud the humorous
thai makes [! e production q literary gem,
worthy Of the highest honor NO one Is
STARTED 90 thr east HuW presenting the
play bHt every member Of the company
has been selected glth an especial TicT %
his or her fitness for their respective Tlles,
aEl is the original home company that
PLAYED iu Tue first prllueti0n PC the STAR
Theatre, Aew lora, and EuE comes direct
from New York from ms second great rln
there.
IIc8u a. District National Guard, n S
Barbour commanding, baVe euglgei 100
stat- % -ee shenandoah al Sue National
Tor Monday evening. They will attenl In
iui uniform.
The HeUrIetta" az Albaugh's
The play is satire written by Bronson
Howard, Tie successful author aud also
autb0r Of tbe shenandoah that has
playld t8 such large business thrgGglgg.
Tie country. Bronson Howard upon
modern American .Ilc lr rather some 0l tae
I features gf features, after am, il im.-4-
tigu of or borrowed from our Elg-sh
cousins, The most pronounced 0t Elel are
/ tie money all stock sFeeulltdrs ol the
I dude. The dude is uot an American pro-
/ iUeEau IH laragteTizatlous, Of course
i there are lElEgerltIlus. I'D order tQ make
I the De scenes more vivid ana impressive
lu -lh- Heurietta p ih- combination
. Of b ballet dancer, "a mining company and a
+ uc.ul colt oi aaarse tae5s get mizai a. IN
I fHCieal say, bGt there are more tllu
thee elements 20 the comedy, which t1 De
I appreciated must te sUtu- o. tle gEE-gFgt
+ man ~ destiny would sIF. Dit. H u9lH4r1
{ r. Wan street Wa-uate with aIdeftll
I face. while stuart Robson, who loves
T8lruIes ~ actresses and luFs talu IA
Lu.esale Quantities lrQm plot1-la hers
and gives "a premium lur autograph s'-u s.
tu-es- l4---eses tLe love ~ q ds.le.1l=
Young -lEi, aud that certainly should p
sufficient happiness
The comedy aiIl le ezeelieutlF produced
and NEST effectively performed lla
wherever -Ile Henrietta has been pro-
lle.d he .au4GIy lIs been made .gafe q
aaeUmUuHate me crowds. Mn EaIsol
WiIi present slhe Ueuuett4 on M usk
EerE Including "Wednesday ANA >Ifuriz izI
U9.Htes saturday evening -e-a elIlg
NJ l4l.gar VII l plsseutgl sale y
ans HIl commence tl morrow morning.
-oas sf ne Finest" a5 Harris'
Uea comedy Irlu4 taat ulu er r.as
he patrons ~ HHT au Theatre uez
week. Ile ~ rae Finest Was mal.
falaEs Lg Gu5 aH fla eminent a-r
u-u comedian a- t-4 HF E
La--al= com alF 90 Ht# lttt 5ar .l.aa'
.f al ulelH. r.aa.F good COLLECTS sf4 .i FeH
CORNERS aUI r.- Haua4H ai Haulull-.
elaborate .els alzzEr-l5 ias 4
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