Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-07
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ALBArsH's-"lfn. BAnxEs or NEW YoRK."--
Mr.. Barnes Of New York." presented by Mr..
Frank W. sanger's Broadway Theater company
with elaborate sosnic effects will be the attrac-
ton at Abaughs next week, beginning Mon
day night This IL the second appearance of
larized himself on his former visit as scarcely
to need further introduction now. The book Of
his adventures is not lees popular than the play
grown out Of 1t and the two constitute pair
the whole world draws TO. whatever that means.
The playing viii be In the hands Of Miss Nay
Wheeler ~ Marina, Mr.. James Neill % Mr..
Barnes, Miss Ellie Germon a. Lady Charf,is,
Miss Emma Field a. Enid Anstruther, Miss
Annie Blancke a. Mavd, Mr.. sheridan Black as
Count Do,,eld, and Mr.. Horace Lewis as OH
supported by company carefully selected by
Mr.. Sanger and the scenic effects will illustrate
the beach at Ajaccio and the interesting Jour
ney Of Mr.. Barnes and Enid from Paris to Nice
in all. ."Alr. Barnes is . play whose like we
shall not see again.
SARAH BERNHARDr.-The dramatic event of
the season il the appearance at Albaughs the
week OF March l6 Of Sarah Bernhardt In re-
pertoire which affords all the scope required by
even a Bernhardt, three Of TIE plays-.'La
Iosca." "Fedora' and CLEOPATRA"
been written by Sardou especially with the idea
of having her create the title roles. la Tosca'
will be presented Monday and Tuesday.
Cleopatra" Friday and Saturday and Satur-
day matinee. The advance sale Of seats will be-
gin at the box Office Of the theater Tuesday
morning, March 10, at 10 o'clock. under the
direction of Mr.. Harry Fisk and Of Messrs.
Abbey and Grsu's representative, Mr.. Edwin
I. Gillette, who will take especial pains to pro-
tect the public from swindling SPECTATORS.
Seats may be ordered by mail or telegraph, but
those so ordered must be paid for before We'd
nesday evening.
KERSAN's-isw1x Bnos. Bio SPECIALLY
SHow.-This. the Barnum and Bailey show of
the vaudeville stage. will be the power that
draws at kernan's next week, and II is power
second TO none. 1t 10 headed by the worlds
greatest aerial artists, Stirk and Zeno, and In
the olio are Miss Ida Lillian Abrams, tho vel
vet contralto; Gordon and Lick. the funniest
musical artists; Mcbride and Goodrich, terpsi-
chorean wonders; Miss Alice Thompson, serio-
comic first appearance); Richard Riley and
Kitty Wolfe, the Freak from Conemaugh,"
and the harp. song and dance artist; Mr.: AL
Reeves, the banjo king; Mccall and Daniels,
rough Irish comedians first appearance; Little
Jimmie Wesley, black-face specially (irst APP
pearance); Mr.. George Leslie, assisted by Miss
Minnie Collins, in their own peculiar speciality,
for the first time here.
HARRIs'-"DANIEL BoOyE."-The patrons Of
Harris Bijou have treat for next week in
the great pioneer drama, Daniel Boone" 1t
ID a story of intense interest, the life OF the
Kentucky frontiersman being enveloped In a
romance which makes it of unfailng interest.
The production promises to be one Of the best
that this play has ever had. The company car
ries with it every requisite for a complete per-
Torrance, even to an orchestra of thirty pieces,
which has established itself as a leading organi-
cation. The wonderfully sagacious trick horse,
Mollie, and q band Of Indians add realism to
the situations of the play and cast that has
met with hearty commendation wherever 1t has
been seen completes the dramatic ensemble.
Daniel Boone" 10 a companion play to ''Davy
Crockett" The Challenge Brass Band, num-
bering fifteen soloists, gives street parade that
Is q perfect symphony.
A SQUARED CiRCLE.-Dr. E. ]. Goodwin will
deliver two lectures at Carroll Institute Hall in
demonstration of the mathematics of the
square and the circle, with possible prize of
March and 16. Tickets ut Skaters, 500 E
street northwest. Course, 81; singles, so cents.
LECTURES AND CoNCERTs.-Beginning on the
9th Of March ut o'clock pm. a series of lee
lures and grand concert will be given by the
Carroll Institute at Masonic Hall, to continue
until April q. The program is: March 8. 1.-The
Idyils Of the King, "by Mr.. Condo b. Pallen OF
st. Louis; March 10, Church and Poverty" by
Mr.. John Brisben Walker Of New York; March
81. "Eloquence in Shakespeare" by Rev. d. ].
Stafford of Massillcn, Ohio; April 8, grand con-
cert by the best talent of Washington and Bal
timore. Course tickets, 81; with seats, s1.50;
at Ellis.
The NATIONAL COOPERATIVE CLUE gives
unique entertainment on Wednesday evening
at Wonn's Hall, TAI 9Th street northwest. The
club has engaged Marguerite Saxton (actress
and elocutionist), Marie LeBaron, Prof. Starr
and others. seats are selling rapidly.
The MAMA CoNcEBT.-The grand testimonial
concert rendered Signor Mariana Mama by his
friends and pupils, with the assistance Of Miss
Marie Decca, at the Academy Of Music March
16, promises to be q most successful affair.
Among those to appear are the well-known
Washington Musical Club Miss Mollie Byrne,
Nine. J. Esputa Daily, Miss Annie L. Miller,
Miss Ella Van Dorsn, Miss Florence Davies.
Miss Aargherita Ejehorn, Messrs. W. D. Nc
Alex. Mosher, G. C. Wright, the Boston Male
Octette and chorus of forty voices. with Miss
Louie Boone, Miss JEANNE Glennan and Mr..
Henry. Xander as accompanies. Tickets at
Droop's March II.