Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
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/ ALDAuGH's.-Of all actors sons who have es-
| saved the stage characters of their fathers few
| have been more successful on mis- initial tour
than j. K Emmett. There was much in the
young mans favor from the start. for he was
/ thoroughly prepared for the character by a
! Tong course of training His success has spurred
/ bis ambition TO redoubled effort. He Is close
and conscientious student and a careful OBJ
server His production of Fritz in Ireland
! Is said to be well worthy of the most liberal
patronage. The play has undergone thorough
! revision. much has been added of a novel char
| nc.er while not one of its old beauties has teen
eliminated Scenery of the most expensive
kind illustrates the different scenes OF the play,
while the company is strong in every part. 1t
! Is most likely that Mr.. Emmets success else
where will be duplicated during his engagement
at Abaugh's next week.
/ Harris BIJoU THEATER.-The Irish drama
vii! again be represented at Harris Bijou The
alter ext week. The play, True Irish Hearts,
is by Dan Mccarthy, who wrote the .'Crus-
keen Lawn" which has had such remarkable
| success this week. True Irish Hearts is an
| established favorite. 1t has drawn large and
enthusiastic audiences whenever produced in
Washington, and the present season is one of
tine most prosperous 1t has known. The cast
includes Ed. Brennan, who has scored hit as
a comedian, and the bright little soubrette,
Miss Loi Ripley. Little Harry OLynn, one of
the cleveres: children on the stage, also is with
this company. The play Is produced with
special scenery and some of the settings are
wonderful fer their beauty. The view of Kill
larnsy is one Of these. There are new songs
and dances. fun in abundance. with enough
Pathos 70 give the performance consistency.
Among the novelties is q genuine Irish piper.
hEKNASs LYCEUM THEArER.-Gus Hills
World OF Novelties, the attraction at Kernan's
Lyceum Iheater next week. is said to be re-
plete with original acts, novel features and new
faces. Mr.. Hill is well known here and prom
ises that during the visit he will eclipse all
former efforts. Ills own act OF club-swinSIng
will prove Interesting to athletes and students
OF athletics lie Is without question complete
master OF the difficult art and manipulate5
clubs % various weights, varying from thirty to
10 pounds, with surprising case and dexterity.
he has now los medals. elghty-tiye cups and
the championship belt of the world. Mr.. Hill
is man of rare muscular development, an all
around athlete. Among the artists III his COM
pany may be mentioned Fields and Hanson,
musical come dams; the Judges. in sensational
acrobatics; Miss Estelle Wellington, song-and-
dance artist; Mason ana Ralston. the original
one and half; Al Reeves, the original banjo
comedian; Marion and Keene, character vocal
lists; Maud Beverly and Fred Huber and Kitty
Aliyne.
SECOND DAMRoscH CoScEnr.-NTr. Walter DAM
rosch. with his symphony Orchestra of New
York. will present program OF unusual in
terest next Wednesday evening at the Luther
Place Memorial Church. This building has
proved itself admirably adapted to concert
purposes and the location Is good. Pader-
ewski is to be the soloist his i-st appearance
i'll Washington. No pianist mas created
great a sensation since RubcnstciE. In New
York and Boston his many performances have
been to crowded houses. He will play here
the ELbenstein Concerto. No. 4, and q group Of
solo numbers. The orchestra will play the
Eaff ''Lenore' symphony and the Hungarian
Rhapsody, No. l. Liszt. The tickets are on sale
at Netzerotts. Tho management have re-
duced the prices en- q number OF seats to 81
each and announce that they will sell admis-
sion tickets at the door at S1.50. This will be
the only opportunity this season to hear Pad
erevsk: with orchestra
Mas LoSGsHORE PUTrs, NJ. D.-A series of
lectures of universal interest and value to
ladies will be given at Albaugh's Opera House.
commencing Thursday afternoon, by Mrs
Longshore Potts, NJ. d. Although this will be
Mrs. Potts first public appearance in WASH
ington, her name Is already well known by
reason of her success as q lecturer in London,
Australia and the principal cities of this coun-
try. She is a Quakeress from good Quaker
family In Bucks county. Pa. She is recognized
as remarkably brilliant example of what a
woman can accomplish and yet retain every
attribute of divine womanhood. DIR. Potts
will give four afternoon lectures to women
only, commencing Thursday, which will be
free. All will be illustrated by hands ONE dis
solving stereopticon views.
PADEREwsKL-At the Universalist Church
next Friday and Saturday afternoons, February
) and 8, Ignace Jan Paderewski will give two
piano recitals. This will be his first appearance
here in recitals. Never since the days of
Rubenstein has such great and powerful
artist visited these shores. His performances
have appealed not only to the limited class of
concert goers specially interested in pianistic
achievements, but to that far greater and
more important body of music lovers in gene
raj. Before being a virtuoso he is essentially
musician to whom the Interpretation of the
work Is of paramount importance to the reyela-
ton of the artist He will play an interesting
program at each recital, starting with COM
positions of the earliest masters and gradually
working up to some of the brilliant COMPOST
tions OF the modern school. Tickets have been
put at 50 and will be on sale on Monday morn
ing at Droop's.
WESLEY CHAPEI--The ladies Schubert Quar-
tet of Boston will give a concert at Wesley
Chapel, corner 5th and + streets northwest, ON
Wednesday evening next The organization
is said to be one OF the best of Its kind now on
the concert stage, each member being a good
soloist and their concerted work being highly
satisfactory. The program will be arranged SO
as to please every one.
RoBT. j. BURDErTE, the popular humorist
will give the second lecture OF the course at
the Street Baptist Church on Tuesday even
ing next, taking for his subject THE Rise and
Fall OF the Mustache. Mr.. Burdette's fame is
well known here and he has ALWAYS been
greeted by large audiences whenever he has
lectured In this city. His subject Is one which
will give q wide range to his fancy and is said
to be one of his funniest efforts.
Masonic TEMPLE--1he Hebrew Opera Com
pany from Boston will produce for the first
time liz this city the historical opera ..Schiela-
nit, OK the Daughter of Jerusalem" at Masonic
Temple on Tuesday evening next. The title
role Will be assumed by Madame Friedman "a
prima donna, said to be an exceptional singer
and an excellent actress. The other characters
will be assumed by competent people. There
will be q fall chorus anu the piece will be hand
somely staged.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURcH.-Mr. Jcannes Miersch
violin vi-iuoso of Boston, will give q grand
CONCERT at the Caiyersallst Church, assisted bv
his brother. Mr.. Paul Miersch, the 'cellist, and
others. Mr.. Miersch comes with high reputa-
ton gained for brilliant work in Europe, and
he las also the strong Endorsement Of the best
Eoston critics.
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