Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-09
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Mr.. RICHARD MASsFIELD.--Next week at
Albaugh's Opera House Mr.. Richard Mansfield
will commence an engagement, during which
he will present two plays new to this city
Nero and don Juan He will also appear
in his former successes here-'.Beau Brummel."
"a Partisan Romance. Prince Karl and ''Dr.
Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" Mr.. Mansfield is very
popular in this city and his former engagements
have been uniformly successful His company
IL the same that contributed such efficient
support during his long appearance in New
York and includes Miss Beatrice Cameron.
Messrs. D. H. Harkins, W. j. Ferguson and
others well known in the profession. The sale
of seats will commence tomorrow morning at
box office of the opera house.
HARRIS BIJoU.-'771' is the novel title of
the play which will be offered at Harris Bljou
Theater next week and for which seats are now
sale 1t is a melodrama by j. ID. Clifton.
with the south as the scene of action 1t is full
of intensity and the displays of heroisn that
always appeal to the sympathies of the
dience when well presented A W. Fremont Is
the star. He takes the part of George NdtcOhab.
the son of a wealthy Louisiana planter. who is
uniustly charged with a crime that places him
in the stripes Of the convict 1t is an American
play by an American author and Is highly
spoken OF.
GEORGE DIxoS's SCHOOL OF AIHLETEs.-
Geo. Dixon. the colored bantam-weight fighter
champion of the world, will meet all corners at
Kernans Lyceum Theater next week. He Will
give any bantam-weight who stands before
him four rounds IS. Dixon weighs lis
pounds, and is one of the youngest fighters III
the world. He will be accompanied by his
own school of athletes, including Derby Lyons.
Many entries have been made for the amateur
boxing tournament for the Dixon medal.
Dixon appears in conjunction with the Ameri-
can -Four Vaudeville Company, including we'll
known variety artists.
The FIRST BIscHoFF CoNcERr.-The first con-
cert this season under the auspices of DIR. j. ".
Bischof will take place on Friday evening and
will be participated in by Misses Harper and
Roselle, Messrs. Dabney Harper and Harris, ali
of New York and all recognized as musicians of
exceptional ability. The program will be an
attractive one.
BILL NYE AND Al BURBASK-These two
humorists will give entertainment at the
Cnlyersalist Church, corner 18th and l. streets.
next Monday evening Nye Is widely known
by his writings, and there is great curiosity on
the part Of those who have never seen him to
look at the man who has furnished them So
much amusement Burbank is excellent
dialect reader. Reserved seats may now be
obtained at NetZerotts.
The CAPITAL MISsTRELs.-An organization
of fifteen under the title of the Capital Min
streis viii give an entertainment tomorrow
evening at Lincoln Post Hall for the benefit of
Lincoln Post national encampment fund. The
program VIII embrace new songs, jokes and
funny sketches. and the people who will partici-
pate are said to be competent
ALFRED GREENFELT. who is styled Court
Pianist to the Emperors of Germany and Aus
tria, and Heinrich Greenfelt, Court Violin
celiist TO the Emperor Of Germany" viii givea
concert at the Universalist Church on the 18th
instant These gentlemen have been very
successful in New York, where they have at
sraeted large audiences and received warm
praise for their efforts from the critics. Both
are said to be excellent musicians and per-
formers.
BosroS SYMPHONY 0RcHEsTRA.-The Boston
symphony Orchestra will give its first concert
this season at the Congregational Church this
evening This superb organization is very
popular in this city. and on every occasion It
has performed here has been greeted by large
and fashionable audiences. The soloists to-
morrow night will be Nine. Lillian Nordica
soprano, and Mr.. Alvin Schroeder, yioliucello
The program will be an interesting one.
LIE IN ITALY.-Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt's
next lecture viii be tomorrow evening on
"Venice."