Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-05

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(JSivERsALIsT CHURCH.
18th and L sss. nv.
FRIDAY. JANUARY
Illustrated Lecture by
PROF. JOHN b. DE NOTE, Phi. d.
Subject: MUSIC AND MUSICIANS"
Admission. with reserved seat. &C., Tickets a. Net
A LBAUaH's OPERA HOUSE.
SIX NIGHTS, ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
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A hit saS CS9Tr oay.
THE sTNAToR.
and sSa M.0..
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BY Clay u. Greene and Augustus Thomss
Gfans viii &c by ,he same admirable
the success he has achieved throughout the
jaI-if January l3-MME SARAH BERNHARDT.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
spEcIAL-FouR NIGHTs-oSE MATINEE,
NINE SARAH BERNHARDT.
Under tho direction Of Mcssrs. Henry L Abbey
and Maurice Grau-
Wednesday January 13,
LEAH.
Thursday January IA.
FROU FROU.
Friday. January Is.
JEANNE D'ARC.
Matinee Saturday. 10th.
CAMILLE
Saturday Evening. 10th,
LA ToSCA.
Advance sale Of reserved seats begins next Thursday
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according to location. la4-ti
K ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATEH.
N Pennsylvania ave- and 1lth ct.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE THURSDAY.
THE HENRY BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
Including
TExARKANsAs,
The Only American Dapseuse.
,, Next week.1HEa MILDRED IL5 NOVELTY CO. in
I'll II S. PINAFORE"
II. wiLLAKD HALL. JAN; eand7. lss2.
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Tickets. 90 and 15c., at Pfefer Conlis. SIG 18th
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES.
Tho public lectures at the Catholic University of
America during the month of January. 1882. will be
delivered by
R. W. sHUFELDT. Md,
Whose general subject will Be
BIOLOGY.
January TITS History and Present Dominion
January 14-Its Relations to Geology.
January 2I-Its Value as Study.
January 2S-Its Growth and Future Influence.
Thursdays. 4:ao pm. Admission free. ,a5-@
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS WEEK.
PIToU's STOCK CO..
From New York City. including
Nelson wheaicTott. Minnie se.iSnan,
W. H. Thompson. Adelaide Stanhope,
J; ". Shannon. Helen Bancroft.
Sssrss " tr aesiie AIDA ns, Groiy
Frederick Perry. Mare Sommers,
Alfred Palmer, Jennie Leland.
snd ssty Matinee and
s.nrsay S MhRDktMI SbS sESLtEMAS
ina OF sard0n
A oADEMi'
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. JAN. 4.
wEDNEsDAY-MATINEES
WILLIAM COLLIER,
THE QUAINT COMEDIAN"
And q great company in the FUNNIEST OF ALL"
Farcical Entertainments,
HOss AND Hoss.
New Songs! New Dances. New Funl
ALAUGH IN EVERY LINE.
Next week-EvANGELINE ,a4a
HAkRIS' BIJoU THEATER.
Proprietors and Managers.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. JANUARY f. q
Ed. STAIRS COMPANY
In the Meodramatic Farce.
"A BARREL OF MONEY"
Attending of Natural and Farcical Comedy and
Sensation.
In Act III the Wonderful
Iron MILLS AT WORK"
APositive Stage Triumph
An Entire Production Filled With
FUN. MUSIC AND EXCITEMENT. ja4
I UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH. NIKIsCH.
Under Auspices of the Music Committee.
BOST0N
BUSTON
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
MR.. ARTHUR NIKISCH. Conductor.
Second Concert,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY Is. AT s.
Soloist,
MRS AETHITR NIKISCH
Tickets with reserved seats 81 10 and 81 so accord
ing to location. Sale opens Thursday January a. at
j. F. Ellis Co. IS. 937 Pa ave.
ja4-:}t Z. A. ELLIS, Manager
A LBAUGTs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1892.
THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK.
| WALTER DAMRosCH. Conductor.
| Soloists. HERR XAVIER SCHARwANKA. Pianist
Miss CHRISTINE NELSON. Contralto.
Prices. 81. $50. 81 and 15c.
Tickets at Metzerott's ITO st. jal-lOt
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