Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-18
AMUsEM ENTA

Sale Of seats begins tomorrow for Dcnman
Thompson's great play, The Old Homestead "
st Albrugh's next week. The play is reprint
from nature and as a pscture of New England
rustic life il has never been equalsl
Miss Pauline Parker, souhrette and speciality
artist will present The scouts IAsagh tsr" ~
Harris next week. Seats ON sale.
The Wallis sisters Novelty CoraPsRy VITA
their celebrated and novel silver usPszoAs
rotairs will appear at ksrn.n's nst wsek-
Prof. Otis II. Mason viii leetuFe GA ''fhs
Part Woman Has Takea In CfVttlzlng the
World tonight at Unity Presbyterian "a 1rch,
I4th and X streets The lecture viii Dc Illus
trated by stereOpticon views and viii ~ IN
Prof. Masous best vein. AdmiSsioi,, - cents
Seats at Droops for the piano rccitAls b.
Franz Rummel at Music Hail next s>ssaE>tst
afternoon and Monday AftsrnsoH Al e'elosk-
81. IS cents and ~ cents
Bernhardt viii appear az hhaugh's tonight
in Camille" with Fedora" touaorrow night
and Cleopatra" Friday and Saturday and sat
urday matinee. The house last night was much
larger than ON Monday night
program OF selections from the Wagner
operas Is announced for the next concert by
the Boston symphony Orchestra. which takes
place at Music Hall "Wednesday evening. March
%. Mr.. Nikiseh Is always interesting in his
Interpretation Of Wagner's music, and ut the
hands OF his splendid orchestra full justice will
be done to the demands of the scores. The
close Of the opera season in New York enabled
the management to engage for this concert two
OF the principal artists from the Metropolitan
Opera House. whose appearance will add es-
pecial interest TO the occasion. Nine. Antonio
Mielke. the successor OF Lille Lehman, Is
credited by the critics with q succession of
triumphs In the leading dramatic soprano roles,
and Herr Andreas Dippei. the young German
tenor. has made & brilliant record during his
first season in New York. The program in
clules representative excerpts from "Tann-
baeuser Paris versionl, "Lohengrin. ''Sieg
fried, .'Tristin und Isolde and die Goetter-
dsrnmerung. The sale Of seats Is now in
progress at j. +. Ellis q Co.'S, 931 Pennsylva-
mia avenue.
Mr.. John Brisben Walker of New York. who
delivers the second lecture in the Carroll In
stitute course at Masonic Hall tomorrow even
ing. is a former Washingtonian, having been
prietor of the Nation and Republic some dozen
years ago. Since purchasing the Cosmopolitan
Magazine he has made brilliant success of
that periodical. Mr.. Walker i, graduate Of
Georgetown College. which institution on the
occasion Of Its centennial celebration Two years
ago conferred upon him the degree of doctor
of philosophy. Mr.. Walkers subject will be
The Church and Poverty.
scenes from the life of our Lord, illustrated
by stereoptieon views from the original draw
tngs by Henri Hoffman. will be the attraction
OF Grand Army Hall on Friday evening. This
exhibition will be most interesting and instruct
i've. The readings and explanations which are
to accompany each view will give vivid and
connected idea of the principal scenes i'll our
Lords life. The vocal and instrumental music
viii be very good