Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-11
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hearts OF all who have witnessed it, and with
us fragrant meadows. its broad hesrthstone.
whete"nbiazes the hOspitable pine log. with the
/ yen Kettle singing its song Of welcome. will be
seen rex: week q; Albaugh's. This will be Mr.
lhompsons tir-t appearance in this city in six
years His entire original company. who aided
50 much toward the success of The Old Home
stead during it, long run in New York city,
Elll be seen during this engagement.
As loU LIKE IT.-An audience large in num-
bers and thoroughly delighted. as evidenced
I by the liberal applause. witnessed Nine. Mod
/ Jeska 5 performance of RosIljnd in Shake
speare beautiful comedy, As \ on Like 1t. at
| AlbauRhs last night Her work shows the same
finish and intelligent study that has given her
high rank artist. Her company is a strong
one and all the characters were well sustained
The piece was splendidly mounted. Tonight
Vine. Modjeska will appear as Lady Macbeth.
Mr. j. ". Albaugh will play Macbeth Before
Mr.. AlbaUgh became manager he had high
reputation actor and much interest will
I be felt in his performance tonght.
I NATIONAL IHEATER.-Mr. Nat G. Goodwin
in "A Gilded Fool will be at the National
I Iheater next week.
ACADEMY OF NUsIC-AIiss Julia Marlowe
will play engagement at the Academy of
/ Music next week.
| Harms BIJoU THEATER.-The melodrama
I Master and Man will be presented at Harris
Bljou 1heater next week. The plot is ono of
exciting interest, the scenery exceptionally
elaborate and The company is said to be an e1-
3 ceilent one. A noteworthy scene represents
the Carlton iron mills in full operation at night.
During the performance musical selections will
be gwen by the Iron holders Quartet and the
Twin City Trio.
kERSAS's LYCEUM THEATER.-New features
have been added to Fields & Hanson's Drawing
Cards, Under the sole management of John +.
Fields, especially for the return engagement at
hernsn's Theater next week. Fields and Han
son rank high musical critics Specially en-
gagged are Mitchell and Lorraine, comedy duo;
Madge Heath, vocalist; Eldora. juggler; Col
Inns and WEIGH. Irish swells; Jules kellar, the
pedo-manual phenomenon: Moran and Murphy,
IN a new act: Gablon. Partisan mimic; Cunning
ham and Grant. knockabOuts; John F. Tierney.
I Celtic comedian; Manning and Wooley. Irish
comedians. and Delavaye and Fritz. panto-
mimic clowns.
The BIscHoFF CoNCERT.--The third Bischoff
concert took place last night at the Congrega-
: nonal Church and, usual. the attendance
was very large. The program was furnished
by the Schubert Quartet consisting of Messrs.
. Alex. Mosher. Frank ". Bird, j. Henry Kaiser
and VIM. ID. Hoover: Miss ID. B. Rogers, Mrs. ".
L. Wilson: Elphonzo YOungs, jr.. and DIR:
I Bschof. The numbers were all well performed
and sncores were frequent. Although the talent
was entirely local. the concert pronounced
by many more satisfactory than any that had
preceded il.
Eli Transatlantic D. Iandon. who is
better known as Eli Perkins. will deliver lee
tire IN Metzerott Music Hall next Saturday
evening. taking for his subject Philosophy of
Wit and HumUr; or. How to Cause Laughter
9lr. Landon has been very successful the
lecture platform and will no doubt attract q
large audience here. Reserved seats may be
obtained at Metzerotts.
OPERATIC CONCERT.-A concert that has eX-
cited the greatest interest in musical circles is
announced for Thursday evening next in which
the following artists will participates: Nine.
Lillian Noriica, Nine Sofa Scalchi Miss Louise
Q Eugpl SlCnnrs / nj al 70
and Herr Emil Fischer. with /. Luckstone as
musical director. This combination is a stronger
one than is usual and that is rarely met
with. A brilliant program of operate music
will be presented, including extensive selections
from Mascagnls opera. the '.Cavalleria Rusti-
Gamma" Seats may he had at Metzerotts.
The PHILHARMONIC CLUB.-The Philhar-
monte Club, composed of Mr.. John p Law
renee. pianist; Mr.. Herman Rakemann. violin
ist. and Mr.. Ernest Lent violoncellist will give
tine second concert in the course next Thursday
evening at the Universalist Church. corner 18th
and l. streets northwest, aided by Mrs. Nellie
Wilson Shir-Clif. The club will also be as
sisted in the opening quartet for strings by the
best talent that can be obtained. The program
will embrace numbers requiring the most var
led musical ability and will he a severe test to
the gentlemen composing the club. They will
appear III one concerted number and each will
furnish r solo. These concerts have become a
feature in the musical happenings OF Washing
toA, arc now IcCOSiiiZtu DIV MUSICIANS ana
appreciatiye people generally as entertainments
of the highest and most strictly classical order
Tickets are now on sale at the music stores.
MIS-. ANNIE BEsASr will lecture tomorrow
Sunday evening at the Academy of Music on
Death and After" Mrs. Besant ia a noted
orator and theosophst who has studied deeply
and who is perhaps the best exponent of the
theOsOphical doctrine before the public
She is easy and graceful speaker with a clear.
resonant voice and always holds the attention
of her audience.
BIsHoP kEASE will deliver two lectures at
the Academy of Music for the benefit of the
''poor churches" The first will be on Sunday.
February 10, when his subject will be The
HarmOnies of the Universe, and the other
week later. when he will speak The Har-
served seats may be had at Ellis music store
and J. r. Freeman's 6l2 18th street.
CHIMES OF NORMASDY.-Ihe charming opera
. The Chimes of Normandy" will be given ut
the National Iheater next Tuesday afternoon
;.s 4 Valentine day matinee for the benefit of
the National Homeopathic Hospital Training
School for Nurses. In the cast will be Miss
Bertha Lincoln. Miss Alice Johnson, Mr.. Hern-
don Morsell. Mr.. Theo. Friebus. jr and Mr.
Oliver C. Iline- There will be 4 chorus OF fifty
voices. which has been carefully trained by Mr.
Dushane Coward. who will have the direction
of the entire performance. IL il expected that
I this will be ere OF the most effective amateur
/ performances ever given in this city and that
/ the lnnd Tor which IL Is given VIII be largely
| benefited. Tickets now on sale at Metzerott's
The PASSION PLAT.-On Sunday evening
| the 18th instant, there will be given at Harris
/ BIjou Theater illustrated lecture of the
| Passion PLAY" at Oberammergau. This is a
subject which is always of interest and when
presented with realistic illustrations as will be
the case on this occasion, II holds the attention
! of the audience throughout the entire evening
This lecture will be given for the benefit of the
Relief Society of st. Noysius Church. and
should serve to fill the house to its utmost
capacity.
I ScHAEwESKA.-The eminent pianist Xaver
Sehe-wenka will make but one appearance in
this city this and that will be at Meter
| OFT Music Hall on Monday evening next, when
i he will be heard in recital of romantic piano
music that cannot fail to prove remarkably at
! tractiye. His ability is recognized among all
| musicians, and the finest of his work has been
warmly praised by the most exacting critics
/ He does not depend for success upon any clap
/ trap or eccentricity, but is an honest, earnest
and musicianly performer. Tickets are on sale
4 NJ Metzerotts.
! The COLUMBIAN PROMENADE CONCERT to be
| given February % at Builders Exchange Hall!
under the auspices o! the Legion of Loyal
! omen. promises TO be a most interesting &C.
] casion. as the majority of those in attendance
viii be In the costumes of the fifteenth and six
teentn centuries, while the refreshment room
will be III charge OF the seventeenth and eiyh-
teenth centuries. ard all will take part in the
grand quadrO-centennial march. under the
direction OF Prof. Vermi!ya. IL is proposed to