Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-30
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Albaugh's.-A feature OF the coming dra-
matte week will be the production of Glen
McDonough's new comedy. 'DeImonico's
at Six, at Albaugh's Grand Opera House
The occasion will also introduce Marie Jam
sen as star, under surroundings of the
most encouraging character. The play is
an amusing one and the actress has a
role she revels in. She is, as VIM Winter
observed. the daintiest and the prettiest of
all light comedy artists The memories of
that exquisite figure in "Erminie' and
"Nadjy' are still fresh. The perfection of
form and marvellous grace of movement
nave mad no equal in late years. In Del
monico's at Six Miss Jansen will have
better opportunities than she has ever been
given before, and capable company will
support her. Reports of an undoubted sue
cess of the play have preceded it and the
western press has praised it highly
New National Theater.-The attraction at
the New National Theater next week will
be a farce comedy entitled 1.-The Sports
man." which will serve to introduce the
famous Franz family of acrobats
Academy of Music.-The Brothers Byrne
will be at the Academy Of Music next week
in g Bells" which has already been seen
here and created favorable impression
Harris Bijou Theater.-The appearance
OF James A. Reilly in this city has always
brought forth large audiences and the en-
tertainment which he brings to Harris
Bi1ou Theater next week Is said to be one
OF tire strongest he has ever offered He
appears i'm his favorite play "A German
Soldier" and will sing a number of new
songs. Special scenery is carried and a leap
INTO the river Rhine Is wildly shown. Mr.
Reilly is surrounded by a company which
includes people who have talents az spe-
cfalty performers. as well as those who
have dramatic ability The former are pre-
sented between the acts, instead of the
music by the orchestra, thus presenting
without the least clash two distinct pro-
grams In the same evening. Among the
good things introduced In this way are the
act of the musical Earles and Robbie Reil-
ly.s imitation of Lottie Collins.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-The French
Folly Company with its clever comedians
gorgeous costumes, new music and thirty
rnatdens will be the attraction at Kernan's
Lyceum Theater next week. The PERFORM
ance will commence with the laughable
clude the full strength of the company
followed by an olio in which will appear
some OF America and Europe's most not
able artists among whom are Geo. P. Muir
ply and Kitty Kursale Misses ST. Mauer
and Gardner, Misses Cook and Clinton
Fitzgerald. and Kelly. and Seigrist, and
Doza- The last named is a direct importa-
ticn by Manager Bobby Manchester from
the Les Ambassadors, Paris. The very
funny burlesque with which the perform
ance will conclude is entitled 1.-The Isle of
Mixed Drinks" May Adams and Emma
Krause are among the features There will
be matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday
A Banjo Recitai-The mandolin, banjo
anu guitar recital 10 De given at Metz
croft Hall next Wednesday evening in
cludes numbers by all the local clubs Miss
Kate Lackey, Mrs. George Fl. Gorham. the
Ford sisters. Messrs. West. Judson, Cullen
and others. Mrs. Gorham will play a solo
on the superb banjo presented to her by the
veteran manufacturer and teacher Prof
Henry G. Dobson of New York city Re-
served seats may be had at Metzerott's
Martyr School of Oratory.-The new halls
and class rooms Of the Martyr School of
Oratory. on G. between 18th and 18th streets
will be open for the inspection of the pub
lie on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 81
next week. and on wednesday night there
will be formal dedication exercises which
will be Of the most interesting Character
This school has steadily progressed and
each year has enlarged it's facilities for in
struction in eiocution and dramatic work
At its public entertainments the pupils have
exhibited good knowledge Of acting and
stage business and mary of its gradua ties
are now occupying prominent positions in
the theatrical profession.
That Girl Again.-Another opportunity
Will be given to hear Mrs. Haven's brilliant
lecture on THE Girl of the Future" at
Asbury NJ, f. Church, Wednesday evening
October 4. The proceeds are to be applied
to the reduction of the church debt Some
excellent music will add to the entertain
ment.
Seidl Series.-Arrangements have been
concluded for p series of five concerts TO
be given at Metzerott's Hall this season
by Anton Sedl and his excellent orches-
ira.