Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

little ones on the stage. Among the strong
realistic features will be the representation
of Brooklyn bridge. with the lighted city in
the distance, and the homes OF the outcast
under the docks.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-Miss Helene
Mora, known as the female baritone" will
appear at Kernan's Lyceum on Monday,
under the management Of James Hyde Of
the celebrated vaudeville firm Of Hyde &
Behman. Miss Mora is. however, but one of
the great attractions. The Zanetto troupe
Of Japanese variety artists, three in num-
Der, give a pleasing and artistic juggling
act. The beautiful Jessica. as she is termed.
will be seen in a wonderful presentation Of
the serpentine dance upon a wire. Besides
these there will be the Allisons, dancing
and sketch artists; Fake and Semons, who
present a clever musical act; the great and
only American Macs; Johnny Ray, who is
best known as the king of black-face come
dams, and Miss Sherwood, the pleasing
vocalist. Then additional talent. in the per-
sons Of Joe Hayden, Queen Hetherton. Miss
Ola Hayden and Thompson and Collins, has
been added.
Fisk Jubilee singers-By request the
Fisk jubilee singers will repeat their con-
cert on Wednesday evening next at Metz
croft Hall. On this occasion the program
will be changed, always keeping in view
the old plantation melodies that have made
them SO famous The enthusiasm which
marked the last concert and which caused
them to more than double their program
IL an indication that they will be greeted
Dy an CNeFQOW1ng mouse on w e0neSoay
next. Seats now on sale at Metzerott's.
Boston Symphony 0rehestra.-The sea-
son sale of seats for the concerts Of the
Boston symphony Orchestra will open on
Monday at Metzerotts music store. This
organization, the largest and best Of its
kind in this country, has won a popularity
in this city that is steadily increasing.
Additional interest attaches to its per-
formances this season as ii will be under
a new conductor and those who have ad-
mired Geriche and Nikisch will be curious
to see II Paur Is an advance upon their
methods. The first concert will take place
The soloists will be Mime. Nordica and Mr..
Kneisel
The c. c. Course.-The course of lectures
known as the &C. c." this season includes
Hopkinson Smith, Bill Nye, Alfred P, Bur-
bank. George Riddle. Eugene Field, Doug
lass Sherley, Fred. Emerson Brooks and
James Whitcomb Riley. The lectures will
be delivered in Metzerott Hall and the sale
Of course tickets will begin on Monday at
MetZerottS music store.
Lincoln Relics.-The house In which
Abraham Lincoln died, No. SIG 10th street
Mr.. Lincoln. most Of them from the home
stead at Springfield. Ill. It is open daily,
except Sundays, to the public. from to
IL and from to and on Tuesday and FRI
day evenings from to TO-
Wonderland.-An Interesting program will
be presented at the New Wonderland
Thester and Museum next week Encour-
aged by the liberal patronage of the OPEN
ing week the management has secured a
number OF stellar attractions. Foremost
among these is the wonderful fighting
kangaroo, Jack" This phenomenal ami
NAL has been thoroughly trained in the art
Of boxing and his bouts with his trainer,
John TAFT are exceptionally interesting
A menagerie has been secured for the
upper curio hall, comprising dens Of snakes
alligators and mandrills. monkeys, &c.
Prof. Perkins remarkable talking seal will
also be on exhibition. The stage perform
ance includes the Martin sisters, Lennie
and Milton. the boy dancers: Joe Allen
musical comedian; J. ]. Burnham, late OF
Tony Pastors company; the Austins, musi-
cal sketch team, and others. Daily per-
formances, afternoon and evening will be
given.
Musicale and Lecture.-There will be an
All Halloween entertainment at the East
ern Presbyterian Church next Tuesday
evening. consisting of musicale and lee
ture. The program of music will be under
charge of DR., ]. w: Rischoff, assisted by
the Congregational Church Quartet, and the
lecture will be by Rev. Thos Chalmers
Easton, who will speak on Robert Burns