Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-27
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AIBAueH's.-If any doubt sxistsd in the
minds Of the auditors at Albaugh'sOpera House
last night previous to the performance a. to
Thomas W. Keene's ability TO fttingly portray
the complex character Of Louis H there was
certainly no doubt at the conclusion of the
performance. Applause was frequent, hearty
and we'll deserved Tonight his most pro-
nounced success, Richard Ill, will hold the
boards.
SUMNER OPERA-w. T. Carleton's Opera
Company begins twelve-weeks season of sum-
mer opera at Albaugh's Monday night next
opening in Strauss latest work indigo" Dur
ing the long engagement MIR. Carleton will
present two new operas and several of the
lighter grand operas. The cast will be stronger
than any Mr.. Carleton has ever had. The sale
Of seats for the opening week commences to-
morrow morning.
The OLD OAKES Bucxrr.-Gray and stepen-
son announce to appear next week ut Harris
Bijou Theater in grand'revival of The Old
Oaken Bucket" Their success there this week
in .Vesper Bells has been 80 great as to war
rant prolonged engagement
TIE MASK AND VIC CLUB.--A hundred COL
iege boys can always be counted on to furnish
plenty of fun and entertainment and when
they have been carefully trained and rehearsed
unlimited enjoyment can be expected mr.
and Mrs. Cleopatra" at the National Thester
next Monday VIII just fill this bill Tickets
are on sale at Metzerott's
The Won SrosCH CoNoERr.-The concert To-
morrow evening at the Universalist Church
given by Miss Leonora Won St0sch, assisted by
Miss Jennie Sutton, aside from its artistic at
Effectiveness will present an opportunity 10 the
pubic In this her native city, to testify to their
appreciation of the success of the young vio-
linist. both abroad and in this country,
The BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will give
its last concert this season tonight at the Con-
gregational Church. Mr.. Nikisch has deter
mined to make this notable occasion and the
W
Les Presludes," selections from der Meis-
tersinger" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in
A. The solOists are Mr.. and Mrs Georg Hem
schel who will each give one number and will
also sing duet. A few seats yet remain un-
sold. which may be obtained at Ellis music
store.
PETER MAEER AND FAY FOSTER BURLEsQUE
CohPANY.-Peter Maher, the champion Irish
fighter, il the latest addition to the Fay Foster
Burlesque and Specially Company, the attrac-
will be accompanied by the well-known trainer.
Billy Madden, and will meet all Corners. The
Fay roster Company promises program that
Will surpsss the excellent entertainment il has
given during former visits
POTOMAC CoNMASDERr, No. 8, K. T., will
give vocal and instrumental entertainment
tonight at Masonic Hall, Georgetown at which
some OF the best known amateur talent will be
heard. After the program is completed there
will be dancing.
lHE DAISY CHAIN.-Tno Daisy Chain Guild
ID society OF young girls, directed by Mrs.
Morton, Mrs. Hopkins and other ladies, and
they propose to erect a hospital for contagious
diseases. Already a fund OF generous proper
tons has been raised. and it is proposed to
increase this by the proceeds of an entertain
ment that is to be given at the Academy Of
Music tomorrow afternoon. The play selected
is the 'Belle's Strategem" and the cast will
include some we'll known people, who may be
expected to give an enjoyable performance.