Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-22
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STUART RoBsoN.-Next Monday evening Mr.
Stuart Robson will begin his annual engage
ment Of one week at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House. Monday and Tuesday evenings also at
the "Wednesday matinee. he will appear Mr.
Henry Dore in a magnificent production of
John Baldwin Buckstones quaint old English
comedy, Married Life" which has not been
played in Washington IN many years and never
before In It's present shape. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Mr. Robson will be seen as
the CAV and rollicking Tony Lumpkin in Oliver
Goldsmiths immortal comedy, ''She Stops to
Conquer" which met with such success when
presented here by Mr. Robson and his company
last season. Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee Bronson Towards comedy
success Of the century, 1.-The Henrietta will
be given, with Mr.. Robson in his famous i'm
personation of BERTHE the Lamb. whom every
one fieeces. Mr.. Robson will be ably supported
by his charming wife. formerly Miss May Wal
dron: Mr.. George S. Woodward and the same
excellent company seen here last season.
HE SHAMROCK. play WEIGH deals with the
the picturesque characters. localities and in
cidents of Erin will be the attrac ton at Harris
Bijou Iheater next week. A strong company
and ample scenic facilities are provided for
this production.
JACKS CREOLE BrRLEsoUE CoMPANY.-Sam
I. Jacks Creole Burlesque Company, including
Egyptian beauties as well as creole bellies, will
open at kernan's Lyceum next Monday. This
Is the most sensational of all Mr.. Jacks at
fractions and. being entirely novel. still re-
tains the merit Of freshness. Mr.. Jack has re-
Gently added new features, including several
new creole vocalists and Egyptian dancers, be-
sides picturesque scenes Of the tropics and
glimpses OF the sourceless Nile.
Mr.. PLUSKETr GREENE, who will sing at the
Damrosch concert tonight. has met with great
success in every city in which he has appeared
since he arrived in this country. His voice is
said to be rich and resonant and Of great
fexibility. and he is said to sing with equal
effect oratorio aria and an Irish ballad. Mr.
Walter Damrosch and the New York symphony
Orchestra have been heard here many times
and their work is well known.
The NoRDICA CONCERT on Friday night will
bring upon the stage Nine. Lillian Nordica,
Nine. Sofia Schslchi. Miss Louise Engel Sig.
Campanini. Sig. Del Puente and Mr. Luck
stone. The program will include many
operate concert selections and will conclude
with scenes from Gounods Faust" The
singers will be supported by efficient Or
chestra-
PROF. ]. l. EwELL Of Howard University
last night delivered the second in his course of
lectures at the Congregational Church. his sub
lect being Egypt From the Pyramids to the
he'd Sea- The story was the result Of the
professors personal tour over the ground, and
was told in graphic and entertaining manner.
The audience was large and enthusiastic, and
both the lecturer and the fine stereopticon
views. which were manipulated by Prof.
hurry, were frequently applauded
PADEREwsKIs recital which will take place at
Metzerott Music Hall next Monday evening.
has excited the greatest interest among the
musical people Of the District, and the demand
for seats, which are sale at Metzerott' music
store, is very brisk.