Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28
ANIUSEMENrS.

The ISLE OF CHAMPAdNE.-Next week
will bring the Washington musical world
and society generally in contact for the
first time with The Isle Of CHAMP agne." a
lyric dream or fantasia by Chas. Alfred Byrne
and Louis Harrison authors, and Vim. W.
Furst, composer. The tuneful novelty with It's
gorgeously bedecked scenes, will be presented
on Monday at Albaugh's by the Thomas @.
SeabroOke Opera Company. an organization of
the first rank in point Of numbers and talent.
Mr.. senbrooke has provoked the hilarity of
Chicago, Boston and Phi,adelrhh, b. his COM
edy creation. that of King PomDery II in
The Isle OF Champagne" and as comedy is
the soul of comic opera it is fitting that an ex-
cellent comedian should find scope for his
special talents in this newly announced side
splitter. The Isle Of Champagne" sounds in
| viting-especlally to the thirsty-and if only
tGose who are habf.ually dry take
a drop into Albaugh's on Monday night, TO see
and hear what al the hubbub is about on the
waterproof i.le, why he big audi orium will
not hold the throng Rumor and report unite
in proclaiming hat never since Francis Wilson
upset the national gravity in ''Erninie" has the
comic operate public endowed q sensation lko
thai evoked through an evening Cor matinee)
with Seabrooke and The Isle of ham; agne. -
The box Office will open at AlbaUghs tomorrow
morning for the sale of seats for ~ he Isle Of
Champagne next week.
TIE WHITE SLAvE.-The famous play "The
White slave viii be Presented at Harris
Dijoa 1heater next week. 1t il drama OF
vigorous action and intense interest. c.; eci,!iy
TO an American audience. Ii deal With cor
di.lons which no l. NIGER exist. but which form
period in he couEGys histor. and NIio \
viii be studied vi interest for Centuries ~
come. The White Slave" de- icts with the
dramatic pCwei peculiar to BARLEY Camrbeil
some OF the % ssit:ii:cs OF slayery. and also
gives a bear,ifT! ard realistic picture Of
southern home lie. The BIjou TLeater la,
sustained its .eco i of popularity during the
lrtAeut week with auo.le: Of Bart.cv CuI1p-
bells play, Sibe,ia. as the attraction
Ne AND JACs: (o,tTANi.-I6sier and Will
Jams "3le and Jack Cempaug will nav Wa-h-
I irgior its annual visit az Seruans Lvceum
Ihea:er next week. II promises many new
/ features. new Ollie. n'ytl 6r-t part and i'm
: pro. ed b'ulcsiue. IT, complement OF ,sr,i- :
H.. betn maze up Of fre-h tal mt. incicGiUe
/ speciality -,ars vi note. among whom ere Paul
Allen f,sn.cIl o. Le Ter and ,ilo..f Nile.
Englah4rdt. Fred Eobertf. Cummiu7 aud
I Vi AN, tieorgie iamaaaux. The HolhIo.ks and
4 Prof. Austin. Lester and Williams. vino are
fav-r.t,s teie, vii appear Il; every perform
aEce.
lRoF. ioEIs Will SRooT.-Irof. Jchn Loris
whose remarkable feuts Of rna.isnlan hip la q
tai~lT amazed his former friends who hI.,
yi-iicd ke-rals this wee has concluded 70 t.
cept tie 'hlllerge of Nr Bird Of .hi- civ tc
shoot iga.ns. hiIa for 800. Tie contest viii
'ske place tomorrow Thursday night. IN the
meantime Prof. Ioris viii coILinuc his daring
! feats. among "hich is that of shooting agpic.
from he hands aad head OF Las wife in RAPID
succ' ssion "a feat long since Abandoned b.
clever .rksmen.