Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23
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THE CADL-Bill Nye's play. THE Cadi, will
be the attraction at Albaughs Opera House
next week. 1t will be presented with the same
cast and with all the scenery and mechanical
effects that contributed to its New York sue
cess. The play is said to be chapter from the
humorists own life reproduced in few hours,
1T which fun and merriment reign supreme.
II is full of dry wit Of the best American stamp,
and the principal character Is SAID to be ex-
ceedingiy funny. MIR. Seabrooke, as the Cab,
has been warmly praised wherever the piece
has been produced, and the supporting COM
pany has been selected with great care. The
sale Of seats will commence tomorrow at the
box Office Of the opera house.
HIS NIBs. THE BARON, "a transation from the
German by Edwin Hoist, author Of Rooms for
Rent, Our Boarding School" &c, will be at
the Bijou next week. 1t depends on plot and
dramatic construction, and Is said to compare
favorably with The Private Secretary and
Mr.. Wilkinson's Widows" Marie Clayton and
LOttie Wiunete, two distinct types OF American
beauty, the first blonde and the other brunette,
participate conspicuOusly in the cast A spe-
cial matinee will be given on New Year day
On Friday of this week the international Conn
iques give q special Christmas matinee.
The HARVARD GLEE CLUB.-Ionight will
occur the concert Of the Harvard Glee Club At
the National Rifles Hail. 1t will be social
and musical event of unusual Importance and
the attendance is expected to test the capacity
Of the hall. The force that will represent fair
Harvard tonight is somewhat larger than last
year and is even better equipped, both vocally
and fundamentally. The orchestra of ban Jos
and mandolins contains some excellent solo
performers while the concerted work is of the
highest order. The glee club is composed of
good voices, which harmonize we'll, and the
members are under the perfect control of u
superior director.
KERNAN's LYCEUa Observation-Disclosures s
French Folly Company will be seen at kernan's
Lyceum Theater next week. This is an organ
ization composed OF the best specialists in the
vaudeville profession and the entertainment
which they present is said to be Of superior
merit. Artists of American and European
reputation will add to the attractiveness OF the
program. Advance sale commences tomorrow.
The LOTTERY TIcKET.-A most enjoyable en-
tertainment was given last night by some Of
the most prominent representatives OF Wash
ington's dramatic and musical talent at the
National Rifles Armory. The occasion was
Christmas benefit for widow and her chill
dren. One OF the most admirable features of
the program was piano solo by Miss Helen
Norris, whose playing showed high artistic
qualities both as to perception and execution.
Her services al accompanied were also apprecl
ated The Columbian Amateur Orchestra, Prof.
Rhodes, conduC tor, constituted enjoyable
feature of the program. Piano solos by Miss
Amelia Bausch, vocal solos by II. 4. Statham,
Miss Clara Roseffy and recitations by Miss
Nockev and MIR. Ball were greatly enjoyed. The
entertainment closed with praiseworthy pre-
sentation of Hub I. Smiths musical farce ''rhe
Lottery Ticket" with Miss Sadie Drown, Miss
Louise Moeler. Mr.. George E. Terry, Mr..
Lucias L. Randolph and Mr.. s. Hazen Bond.
Frank Gibson was the stage manager.