Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
AMCSEMENTs.

ALaAueP's.-fn no character Of her roper
| TORE is Nine. Modjeska seen to better advan-
tage than as Shakespeare's charming creation
Rcs7iis't in AS loa Like Ii. and the audience
which wItaessed the performance at Albaughs
last night was very demonssrative in its ex-
pressous of delight. Modjeskas refined art.
keen intellectually ard womanly sensibility
mad ample scope IN TINS part and III IL she Is
seen 10 The best advantage. Her company rem
dered efficient support. Mr. John A Lane being
effective the melancholy IUrgues and read
ing the celebrated Seven Ages speech in
sich "a manner us to win emphatic applause.
Nr Iha!berg was manly Orlando and Mr..
Beaumont Smith and Mise EDITH Meek were
acceptable az ToI'ch sio'ie and AuIrey respect
ivelv Local Interest attached to the perform
aEce of SyiciaS by Ir Geo. Hazel.on. SON of
the attorney for the District who ACQUITTED
himself creditsbly Tonight Camille
WAsHISGIoS MrsfcsL CIrB Tonight the
Washington Musical Club will give its first con.
cert this season at the UuIverstist Church
The program has already been Published and
the members of the orga Aviation are too well
known to need any intr oduction to the music
loving people of this District. The fact that
they are all Washing onians. aside from their
individual excellence az musicians, should in
sure their cordia! support The club viii be
assisted by Mrs. Julia +. Wyman, soprano, Of
Borton, who comes with high reputation ~
competent singer The beautiful intermcZzo
from Cavalleria Eustica TIA arranged TOR a trio
VIII end the program, In which number Mr.
Edward broop has kindly consented to play
the organ part. which lends an effective feature
to this dainty composi'ion.
CYCLE HsLL---The charity circle of the Kings
Daughters and Sons will give Il literary and
musical entertainment at Cycle Hall, 18th near
L. street. this evening, which will be partici-
pated in by some of the best talent IN the city
SEwsBoYs HoME.--Ihe ladies OF the News
boys and Chlldrens Aid Society will hold
reception ard sale o, trncy arfieies at their
present home. 80 T. street northwest. COM
menclng tonlSh: ana continuing tomorrow and
Friiav nights Refreshments will also be
served. and after to-day the sale will be open in
the afternoon from to % clock. There is
very pretty display OF fancy work ard some
quisite pieces OF Irish Beieek china on sale. as
well stores Of home made candy daintily
boxed and refreshments. The shipping party
Is the unique feature.
MAX OEEII~-The great French humcrist
Max o Rel. will lecture III :he Metropolitan NJ
r.. Church Wednesday evening, the 18th
instant, giving lis impressions Oh America.
VI Blouet, as he IS known III private life. il an
attractive speaker and holds the attention OF
his audiences from The beginning to tie close
oi his remarks.
THE COUNTY FsR--1ast year at Albaueh's
was presented for the first time in this city
Jefferson. klaw anu Changers production of
Inc County Fair and it is a matter of record
that The play and production made al imme-
dlate hIt- Az the play Will be The bill at
AIbaugiIs next week there Is every reason 10
expect crowded houses 1t is quaint picture
OF New England country life. transcribing
CHEEKY and wholesome episodes that are tamil
lar 20 every one Its atmosphere Is pure and
refreshing while The Incidental item of the
horse race-whicE ~ the legitimate climax
furnishes almost as much excitement the
genuine race of the track Ia the coming pre-
seEtation Marie Bates. who is said to have made
an unequivocal hit as 4b5gad P,rte, the spInster
heroine. viii play the above named part, Seats
WIZ be placed sale Friday.
TIE Two J0HNS.-J. {. Stewards successful
comedy. The Two JOHNS" will be the attrac-
ton at keruaps Lyceum Thcater Thanksgiv-
ing week Il has undergone many changes
and contains new songs and dances, and will he
interpreted by an intelligent company. includ-
ing host of pretty girls. The T,c5 Johns. re-
spectivelv, tip the scales at 300 pounds, and re-
sernble each other so closely that the audience
Itself Is perfectly bewildered
LIFE IN lIAIY.-AIiss Anna Seaton Schmidt
commences her course OF art lectures tomor-
row evening at the Universalist Church. coz
ner 18th and l. streets. Here stereopticon
views are unusually fine, made from photo
graphs selected while abr DAD especially for this
purpose. Modern Rome" the subject this
evening. will incinte the following views with
many others. Map of the city Of lone. piano.
rama. castle Of ST. Angelo {mausoleum of
hadrlanj. the Vatican halls U: statuary, Apollo
Ee!vedere, LAGOON. C&sar Augustus, Sleeplug
Arlacne, &c. ceremonies IN .sistine Chapel,
mass of Leo XIII. guards of the popes honse-
hold, pictures of the Vatican. TRANSPORTATION
Madonna da FoliSuo, DC, piazza and basilica
of st. Peters interior, sculpture, &C.; Michael
Angeles Pieta San Giovanni in Laterano clois-
tiers and museum St Paulfs without the walls
cloisters. &C., PIncian Hill. artists models,
peasants IN costume. fountain of Trcvl. DC.
Course tickets may be procured at Metzerott =.
The DANCER SIGSAL--''Ihe Danger signal.
a melo-tran:a that has met with strong COM
nenultiOn. will be at Harris BIjou 1heIter
next week. The play is full of incident and
action and is web equipped as to scenery. some
of the mechanical effects being wonderfully
startling and novel The company also prom
ises an efficient representation OF the various
roles. Seats are now on sale