Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-12
AMI sENIENTS.

AMUsEMENTs.
AIbaugh's.-A company of singers. COM
edians anI dancers kept things in 4 state
of effervescent hilarity at Albaugh's last
niSht John T. Kelly. who is we'll known
as an Irish comedian. has surrounded him
self with a number of clever people, whose
talents are presented through a skit en-
titled Melee of Dublin" Mr. Kelly Of
course is 'McFee." and he gives the role a
hearty spOntaneity that pleases the audi
ence every time Miss Addie Randall is one
Of the clever contributions to the Iyr!c
stage to De set down to Washington's :Iejit
She is a clever little woman and has fully
justified the predictions Of success which
were made for her by friends in this city.
The cast contains bright and amusing peo-
pie galore. and among the songs are many
which are popular without being passe
Inc young women are personally lttrac-
tive as well "A talented
The NatiOnal-'JOseph." that irresiS. iDle
type Of drUN unsOphistica ton. entertained
most successfully at the National TheaJer
last night The'title role is presented in a
most humorous manner by Dir. George CID
deus. and he has capable people about him
Miss Elsie DE Wolfe shares the burden of
fun with him. and fully meets her part of
the responsibility.
The attraction opened its season with last
nights performance, and there is every lea
son 10 predict a prosperous tour for IL.
Good work IS done by James Lee Finney,
MIS- Jllld buTtpnne, Harry tIWyNette and
j. W. Pisott Other plays will be presented
during the present engagement.
Academy of Music--Everything comes to
him who waits. and the public now sees
Ezra kental in new play. The 5ubsti-
tute. with Ny Kendall as the central fig
ure. gave satisfaction at the Academy of
Music last night IL il cOmicaI picture Of
rural life. with dash Of politics in il, and
while there is not much pretension as to
pot there is great deal that is original in
the way Of fun And as the pubic IS dis
tnCtly favorable To fun and indifferent to
plot in creations OF this sort the chances
arr greatly in favor of its being a worthy
successor to ~ Pair OF Kids" Arthur
Dun Is not only irresistiDly funny. but he
l. unique There is laugh in every move
ment that he makes. The musical flea 5ures
Of the performance were well received
Each comic song went with roar. and the
pretty ballads were warmly appreciated
Miss Jennie Dunn was a pleasing figure in
the cast both as a singer and a dancer
John Hart gives very amusing character
picture. and the other members Of the cast
are capable people. VIM. DOugherty a
Washington man. is doing good work with
this company Mr.. Kendall himself IS the
same aTnlable exponent Of hunor that the
public knows So we'll and enjoys so COM
pletely.
Harris Bijou Thea ter-The sensational
comedy drama, Held IN Slavery. Was pre-
sented at Harris Theatsr last night before
q large audience. The lay is good one Of
Its kind. and was received with every indi-
cation Of approval Realism Is rampant
the storm at SEA. with the tempest-tossed
boat. the interior Of burning building end
The lighting Of "a beacon being among the
clever and strong scenic effects Martin
Hayden Is the star Of the company. .,ssslIn-
ms the role Of a sailor. The speciaIties in
troducvi are for the most part good en-
bracing topical songs. dancing AMI the
luficroUs antics Of pair Of Dicaninaies
kerngn's LyceunI Theater.-FieIIs <
Hanson. with their strong company IF va
riot f-r he
mans LyCeum TheateT last night The
house ws-s crowded 10 the doors and IN
plsuSe was almo-- continuous. The bill
presented was Strs4iEht variety. which hs =
a firm hold on the patrons OF this house
Among the vaudeville artists were Mitchell
ami Lorraine il = sketch called "A Down
East Yankee; EltOra and NOrine in pleas
ant feafS II jug cling. McMahon and King
in laughing darkey speciality: Miss Ns,!de
Beverly. who sang several catchy songs;
Fields and Hanson in their well-known f,lu-
sical sketch. who scored heavily. as usual
r l-sar and turran. pair If witty and MIN
ble-lesged lrishmsn; Charley Case in an
original mOnolOsUe; Bartlett and MAY.
CuHninsharn and Grant. Edward arr er
the show with a mystifying exhibition OF
FIR and electricity.
Al Fresco AS You Like It.-Mr Ru.Iolph
De COrdoya and Mr.. Charles ". Riezel are
The latest additions 10 the AS You Like It.
cast for the open-air performance at Mar
shall Hall next Thursday Mr. De Cordova
f. from the MOdj-ska company and ,yiII
play Adam Mr. Riegel Is from Augustus
PitOu's company. and succeeds Mr. T.
Hoyt. who is unable 70 appear having ac-
cepted a seasons engagement with Mr.
Frank NayO- The east is now con,pleta
and X as follows. Rosalind Miss Alberta
Galatin: Celia Miss Annie Lockhart; Pheb.a,
Miss Anita Hendrie; Audrey. Miss Sally
Williams. Orlando. Creston Clarke: the
isanishei Duke. Charles IL Riegel: Duke
Frederick. Percy Sage; Amiens. Theodore
Friebus; lie Beau and Sylvius George &
Hazieton. tT-: Oliver Stephen Wright:
Adam. r. ne Cordova: Charles, the V-res-
tier. George McCa'la: Touchstoae. g-aux
Currier; Jacques De Boys. Robert w.
c. Elliott, and Jaques. Charles p. Hanford
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