Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-18
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The W. T. Carleton Opera Company will
appear at Albaugh's on Monday, March 2, for
the first time in the romantic opera Claude
Duval" 1t is an excellent company and prom
Uses fine performance Of this beautiful opera.
The sale of seats will begin on Monday next at
the box office.
Seats now on sale for Crimes Cellar Door
next week at Harris.
Next week the Howard Big Burlesque Com
pany will be the feature at Kernan's.
This evening at Congregational Church Mr.,
Edward Baxter Perry Of Boston will give for the
first time here his pianoforte lecture recital
The Charity Comedy Company will appear Mt
Willard Hall Thursday evening for the benefit
of the Founding Hospital. Tickets IS cents.
The Stoddard lecture last night at Music
Hall was on Norway, the Land Of the Mid
night Sum-" and it was in every particular a
most superb entertainment. Mr.. Stoddard
quite outdid himself in the sparkle Of his wit
and the happiness OF his thought, and the
majesty and poetry Of those wondrous Norwe-
gian fjords and their attendant mountains were
made living things by his words and his
pictures. 1t is scarcely possible to duplicate in
point of interest and beauty suck a lecture as
this on Norway, and Mr. Stoddard might easily
recreate q reputation on this one lecture. II
will be repeated this evening and by special re-
quest at a matinee Saturday.
The Knights of Pythias fair is still in pro-
gress at their hail. on 9th street between and
l. northwest. Admission, 10 cents.
DIR. Richard s. Rosenthal will deliver course
of ten lectures at Masonic Hall on Sarah Bern
hardt. The first lecture will be given Feb
ruary "a.
An Ola Podrida will be given at Mount
Vernon Place Church, beginning tonight with
la ChocOlatiere," and closing Friday night
Tickets in, 10 cents.
Sale of single seats for National American
Woman Suffrage convention, at Albaughs Feb
ruary 26 to March /, begins morning of Feb
ruary 26 at theater. Season tickets at 14O6 G.
street until February "a. For National Coun-
ell Of Women, February ~ to %, season tickets
at l4O6 street until February 81; single tick
cts at theater February %. Sunday free.
The Boston symphony Orchestra, Mr.. Arthur
Nikisch, conductor. will give its fourth concert
ut Music Hall Thursday evening OF next week.
With the orchestra, US soloist will come Mr.
Vladimir DE Pachmann. the Prussan pianist
whose first appearance in this city will form a
Potable feature of this concert. Mr.. De Pach-
mann has lately been attracting widespread at
tention with his Chopin recitals in Boston and
New York. and is considered to be the greatest
living interpreter of the compositions of the
favorite Polish composer, who will, of course
be represented on tine program. The sale of
seats for this concert is in progress at ElliS
music store.
The members Of the Philadelphia Produce
Exchange who are i'll the city as the guest Of
the y. q U. railroad, have been invited to at
tend kernan's theatre tonight, and the men of
the party will no doubt all lie there.
A large audience assembled at the National
Rifles Armory last evening, brought together
by the entertainment for the benefit of the De-
partment Of the Potomac, Union Veterans
Union. MIRA Margaret Custer Calhoun, sister
of the brilliant cavalry leader, was the bright
particular star and was given an enthusiastic
reception by the veterans and others present
Mrs. Calhoun Is a reader and elocutionist Of
much power and in all her selections carried
her audience with her. Thomas s. Hopkins
the department commander, gave brief re-
view OF the departments work and the pur-
poses and object of the organization. The
music Of the evening, which was very enjoy
able, was furnished by the Orchestral Club.