The Critic and record., 1891-03-28
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lllfbllt lVi Ollf MiNht NtEllliiliE AA'fNN |
Monday, The audiences will doubtless |
be of the most ilattering character.
The repertory of the distinguished |
players ranges from the frivOlity of "A |
Scrap of Paper to the keen, satirical pur-
pose Of the 'gronmaster."
The charm of these performers lies in
the finish of their art, and they present a
class Of plays that appeal wholly to a re.
fined class of people, and the result will
be that society will make fashionable
haunt Of the theatre. They will appear
i'm the pieces that were q leading element
i'm their success--''A Scrap of Paper"
THE Ironmaster" and "The Queens
Shilling" Impulse" and 'All for Her."
The Kendals' players are conscientious,
skilled artists, have a distinct, admirable
order Of talent and are devoted to the best
interests of the drama Such they have
proved themselves and as such they have
the sincere favor and generous support of
the American public, which, despite the
prosperity of nonsensical pieces, is solicit
Gus to encourage and profit by the best.
McCaull Opera Company nc Albaugh's.
"Clover," that most delightful OF all
comic operas, will again be seen at Al
baugh's Grand Opera House next Mon
day night, and will be presented by the
McCaull Opera Company with cast that
has never been eXCelled. Glover will
be repeated on Tuesday night and will
be succeeded by "lndianah on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights which will be
revived on magnificent scale with new
costumes and scenery. Carl Millocker's
beautiful military opera, The Black
Hussar," will finish out the week, with
three pcrformances-Frid and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee.
Besides Digby Bell and his wife, Man
ager Akin has the following well-known
people: Helen Bertram, Chauncey Olcott
w. H. Rochester. Charles w. DUNCAN,
Fred. IL. Fear. William Blaisdell, Charles
Myers, George Palmer, John Dudley
Charles II. Jones, Annie Myers, Joseph
me Knapp, Louise Jackson, Cora Hen
derson, Rita Schrader, Susie Cox, Mae
Valette, Annette Hall, and others.
The chorus is large, consisting Of sixty
people, and is said to he equal, If not
superior, to the high McCaull standard.
1t differs in one respect, and that to q
marked extent, in that the girls are
young and pretty besides being able to
sing.
"The Fat Mems Club" ut Harris.
There will be rare aggregation of
comedy and speciality at Harris Bijou
Theatre next week. J. G. Stewart the
famous fat comedian (he weighs 300
| pounds) and author of the celebrated Two
| Johns" will be here with his latest skit,
| "The Fat Mems Club" 1t is unpreten-
| tious but amusing as TO plot. Professor
| Bdton, a German music teacher is ambi-
tious to have comic opera of his COM
| position produced and joins the Fat Mems
| Club in the hope of meeting u manager
who will bring it out. His wife hears of
| his intentions. She is strong-minded
woman, and Immediately goes to work TO
| frustrate her husbands intentions as to
club life. She arranges TO have bogus
| initiation, and he goes through number
| of the most narrowing and ludiCrOus
| Ordeals.
The whole play is replete with musical
specialties, dancing and other pleasing
| features. The company includes variety
of talents of the highest order, and pre-
sents strength that is rarely equaled in
Il iarCical organization.
The company includes Miss Daisy Rams
den Warner as JeRiHd Paterson, John r..
Drew as Nike and BWygomdp, Charles NJ.
Ernest as BdJRdJy Peters, Miss Maude
Beverly, Miss Juno Burbank, Miss Edna
| FaTran, besides the three Albion Brothers
in acrobatic feats, and Edward Kendall
and Miss Florence Marion in character
| sketches. j. G. Stewart, himself, is one of
the funniest men on the stage, weighs
nearly 800 pounds and is the author of
the celebrated play THE Two Johns"
Muldoon- X ilrain Company and London
Gaiety Girls.
The grand triple attraction which Man
ager Herman announces for Easter week
beginning with a grand holiday matinee
Faster Monday, consists of William Mul.
doom, Jake Kilrain and their company OF
wrestlers and sparrers and the London
Gaiety Girls. Muldoon, the famous
trainer and champion wrestler, offers So
to any man standing before him fifteen
minutes or before KIlrain four rounds
The athletic entertainment will be one OF
the rarest and most varied ever wit
messed
Not only making their first appearance
in Washington, but each and every one
fresh, young and pretty, the London
Gaiety Girls, are assured welcome that
their acknowledged beauty and talent de
serve. The company includes variety OF
talent as well as twenty of London'S
most famous stage beauties, and is
equipped with remarkably handsome
new scenery and elegant costumes. lts
entertainment isresplendent and amusing
and in every respect superior. Its frs
American tour has been one of the mos
successful ever experienced by foreign
! attraction.
/ A scene of rare splendor is revealed il
"The Artist and the Model, which intro
duces the company. The stage setting il
one of the most elaborate and handsOm,
that ever charmed the eye and is pro
nounced one of the greatest triumphs o.
scenic art. Add to this dazzling beauties
attired in the most exquisite costumes, anI
perfect models, whose forms no draperl
need hide, and the imagination can con
| lure up no scene more enchanting.
Inthe burlesque, Princess Bright Eyes
the same lavish splendor is displayed
Rich in wit and happy dialogue, replet
with new songs, dances and music an'
teeming with sensational surprises, prett,
scenery and merry marches, the produc
tion is calculated to prove one of thu
brightest of the season. Its tableauX anI
spectacular features are highly artistic
Beauty Is given every opportunity to eX
hibit herself in all her loveliness.
The olio is an additional feature and in
cludes Miss Mamie Webb, the sweet con
tralto; Ida Gardner. and the Kenyon
Sisters. in novel skipping-rope dance am
the "Three Little Japs - Bogert an,
OBnen, musical artists Misses Maryii
and Vedder, in Spanish dances Masol
and Titus, shadowgraphs Thompson an,
Flynn, knock -abouts. Ladies' matinee
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. April 9
Whallen and Mantelps Mammoth Combi
nation.
Levy's Concerts.
Levy's Great American Band will Civ
, two concerts at Lincoln Music Hall o
Wednesday next. The reputation of Lev
as the most skillful cornet player Of tn
age, will undoubtedly be sufficient to ii
; the house TO overlooking, He will he a'
! sisted by quartette of vocalsts, each on
: of whom is star, The band number
forty, every one master of his instru
ment.
Yale Glee and Banjo Club.
The Yale Glee and Banjo Club will Civ
n concert in the Academy of Music o
: Monday evening. The proceeds of th
concert are to be devoted To fund fc
! the assistance of poor students at Val,
Seats are ON sale at Met2erott's, lll0
, street. An interesting programme ha
been arranged as follows:
Part First-Nadjy Waltz, Chassagn'
PANIC Club; Meath the Elms,' Carmi