Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-10

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AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
No Advance IN Prices.
Night-l5. %. 80 and 10 Cents.
AGood Reserved Seat for
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Matinse-lo. Is. a5 and 30 Cents Children to Dress
1t October 10. Master and Man."
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT ATS
LAST TINE OF
THE GREATEST LAUGHING SUCCESS NOW BE-
FORE THE PUBLIC.
'DARLINGTON's WIDOW"
"DAEIINGTON'S WIDOW"
"DARLINGTON'S WIDOW"
''DAELINGToN'S WIDOW"
By JOHN DOUGLASS, Esq.
Endorsed by aud public the cleveres. comedy
in years.
Under the management OF HAIRY d. GRAHAME.
Next weels-THE ROYAL MIDGETs.
oc:-i SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Il ERNAN,s LicEUM THEATEa..
N Pennsy wanna ave. and llth st.
TONIGHT. TONIGHT.
JAMES NJ. WARD
And
CARRIE CLARKE WARD
In GcCloskey's Sensational Drama,
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
Prices: Nizht-l5. 25. 30 and - cents.
Matinee-1O, J5 - and 30 cents
CLiaren TO Dress Circle, IL GEMS.
Next week-IONY PASTOR ANb COMPANY. oc1O
X Ew NATIONAL 1HEATRE.
TONIGHT AT LAST APPEARANCE OF
Mr.. Z. s. WILLARD.
Supported by Mr.. A. NJ. PALMER's Company. in
THE MIDDLEMAN
Monday. October I2.
Mawsons Military Comedy Drama,
"a FAIR REBEL"
Seats now selling. oclo-tf
II ARRIs' BIJoU THEATER.
Mrs. P. Harris, r., L. Brit,on and t. F. Deane.
FToIfistors and Managers.
Week Commencing Monday. October II.
Oracle EMMETT
Howard B. TayIor's Great Play,
THE PULSE OF NEW YORK
Vivid Picture Of Life in Gotham. Grand Scenic En-
beliishments. The Little Church Around the Cor
ner. The Steam Pile Driver. The Great E,e-
waited r. r. Scene and the Grandest Fire
Scene Ever Conceived. The Leap
For Life
Next week-INSIDE TRACK. oc12-Gt
"A Corner of 18th and d SITS.
This Saturday evening" last time Of
FREDERICK PAULDING
THE STRUGGLE OF LIFE"
Next Week
Hoyt's political satire.
ATEXAs STEER
The cast is headed by Mr. Tim Murphy and Miss
Flora Walsh.
Seats now on sale. oc5-f
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL!
BELTsvLt 4bE PE5SSE G SFoReE COUNTY Md.
THE S SHT the s Rsns1' Of HALL
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Be- Entrance lee. 81, entItes the Knight to dinner
40 hilng commences at IL O'Clock. Dinner and
the evening. 'A' 'A
eg-1he Be tsville Land Improvement Company
w as sberi al, Mt bN ats.an5
any ot tne lots section No OF their subdivision at
Admission to Tournament. FREE Railroad fare:
One stralkt iare for trip rom all Stations be-
tween Meshln1ton aud laurel oc1-5t
cEoRGETowN ORCHESTRA.
JOsEF KAsPAR. Conductor.
TWELFTH SEASON.
Solosts:
Nile. CLEMENTINA DE WERE
rrin,a Donna Soprano.
Mr.. JAMES SALVAGE. Baritone.
Miss LEONORA Won STOSCH, vioIiniste
Xander Pianists. and Others, Assisted by
Wiihe.mj Club and Large Chorus
Grand Orchestra Of 100. String Orchestra of 80.
First Conc. TT. METZERorT's MUSIC HALL.
DECEMBER H. 1891
BY Request the management will reserve seats for
shs Ensss Ss hssfssG liz
cers to 81 seat tslss Of
set end and third concerts will Le iorwarded bV mani
che week an advance OF each con ert. oc0-6t
II AnRIs' BIJOU THEATEK.
Mrs. p. Harris. II. L. Eri,ton and T. F. Dean. Pro.
prietos md Managers.
Week Commencing Monday. October5.
The original and only
ATkINSON'S
NEW PICKS BAD BOY.
Under the management Of
GRIFFIN L WILSON,
E.lsrsed. revised and produced By
WITTY ComeQ.ns