Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
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ALBAUGH's.-Ninna ale-Haynes was seen
az Albaugh's last night in Bulvers Lady OF
Lyons" While there is much in the stilted elo-
quence Of this play that is distssteful TO the
modern idea the character of Pauline Is one
that VIII always be attractive to the emotional
actress. and Mrs. Haynes makes the part quite
interesting. She is easy and graceful IN the
garden scene and effective in the intense cpl
sodes of the farewell and the finale. Mr.. Eben
Plymptom was an earnest, although rather
mature. Claude. and the other characters were
well taken. Again tonight
NATIoSAL.-"Pharaoh was presented here
for the first time at the National last night,
and Mr. Wilson Barrett increased the favorable
impression made by his CiGudidn. There are
more intense passages in Pharaoh" and Vet
there are times when the dialogue is heavy and
tiresome. On the whole, however, the interest
is well sustained.
MopJEsKA-Nextw week Modjesks. an actress
of superior ability, who has always been popu-
baughs. The skill and finish of Modjeska's
work has always been highly praised, and. as
she has surrounded herself this season with an
excellent company, her engagement will I'M
doubtedly be successful. The sale of seats will
commence tomorrow morning at the box office.
The repertory will be: Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Saturday matinee, Henry VII,
with Modieska as Queen Katherine: Thursday,
MARY Stuart" Friday. AS You Like 1t. and
Saturday night. Macbeth
THE POLICE PATROL The coming week
at Harris Bijou Thester will be devoted to the
melodrama. The Police Patrol" play that
is rich in interest, will be presented. Among
the incidents of the play is the appearance Of
patrol wagon drawn by two horses that were
actually in service in the Chicago riots.
c. G. CoURsE.-On Friday evening Mr.. F.
Hopkinson smith and Thomas Nelson Page will
be heard at Metzeroit Music Hall. Hopkinson
smith. the versatile artist and author. promises
some delightful selections from his writings.
Thomas Nelson Page will, OF course, read some
thing from his classical I'm Ole Virginia,
which contains ''Marse Chan and ''Meh Lady"
few seats for this entertainment remain I'M
sold at Metzerotts.
Miss CLUss' HARP REcIrAI--The sale Of
seats for the harp recital to be given by Miss
Anita Cluss at the Universalist Church. corner
18th and l. street northwest, on Thursday
evening February 3. is making rapid
progress at Metzerott's and Droop's. Miss
Cluss will give but one recital here Her artistic
harp playing always delights the audience and
the recital promises to be rare treat for those
who attend. She will play many selections
never before heard here upon the harp,
demonstrating the beauty and power OF that
instrument. Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Cltf and
Mr.. Herndon Morsell will contribute vocal
numbers.
Mr. FINNEY's LEcrUEE.-On Friday evening
Mr.. Lewis ii. Finney, jr., will deliver an illus
trated lecture on the Passion Play at the FIRST
BAPTIST Church. Mr.. Finney has prepared
this lecture with great care. has memorized II
and delivers it entirely without notes. The
subject is treated in the most impressive and
reverent manner. and wherever II has been
heard il has received the heartiest commenda-
ton 1t will be fully illustrated by fine
| stereopticon views from photographs especially
taken for the purpose.
YoUNG MEMS CATHOLIC CLUB.-Ihe ANNUAL
entertainment and hop of the Young Mems
Catholic Club will take place tonight at the Ma
! tional Rifles ArmOry. Among the talent that
will appear in the program will be the Philhar-
monte Quartet Miss Hattie Aieaos, Miss Mar
| guerite Nolqn. Mr.. Frank Baxter, Mr.. Chas
| Miller; the Waterbury brothers, Master Ed
Bowman, Misses May Blossom and Nergie
Luckett. After the program dancing Will be
| INDUCED in.
\ LYNCHING IN ALL ITs PHAsEs.-Tonight a
| the Metropolitan Church on u street between
| 18th and 10th streets Miss Ida b. Wells will de
liver a lecture upon "Lynching In All 1T
| Phases" which is said to be Of thrilling inter
est. The lecturer will be introduced by Mr.
! Frederick Douglass.
| WILLARD HALL-The Washington Philhar
monte Club viii give o concert at Willard Hal
/ on Friday evening, when Beethoven's ceie
brated fifth symphony (kammer Musik) To-
/ violin. violoncello, piano four-hand and organ
/ will be the chief feature on the program. III
| remaining NUMBERS will be selected to show tn
\ club both individually and as an organization
\ to the best advantage.
| Gus HILLS WORLD OF NovELTIEs.-The Of
traction at Kernan's Theater next week, Gu
| Hills world of novelties, includes the champio
club swinger, Gus Hill. and number G
| variety stars. among whom are Estelle Well
ington, BAHsesen, Bryant and Saylile, va
Leer and Barton and Baldwin and DAILY. III
entertainment Is entirely different from tina
presented by Mr.. Hills latest success, the Ne
York vaudeville stars.