Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-08
AMCSENIENTS.

RHEA-Next week Mile. Rhea will be at
Albaugh's. She will present the historical
drama Josephine" in which she has been so
highly successful. and will also be seen in
/ Beatrice In Much Ado About Nothing" She
I will be supported by strong company. The
/ advance sale of seats begins tomorrow.
| The PULSE OF NEW YoRK.-The chief dis
| tinctive mechanical feature of this sensational
drama. which comes to Harris Theater next
week. is a reals lie pile-driving scene, where a
man Is rescued by the sOubrette heroine and
/ the leading comedian in the nick OF time.
/ There are MANY other spectacular and thrilling
scenes in the play. which will now have the
benefit of an excellent company, including
] Matte Nickers and Walter Jones, Carrie
/ Sweeny and other celebrities.
RENESYI. the great violinlst. will be heard at
! NetZerott Music Hall tonight He is n master
of that king of instruments. being possessed of
| true musicianly feeling as well as great techni-
I cal skill. 1t has been some wears since ne has
visited this CITY and great interest is felt his
temperance tonight, as is evidenced by the
advance sale of seats.
| ANTON SEIDL-Tomorrow night the great
/ conductor and interpreter of Wagnerian music,
Anton Seidl. and his excellent Metropolitan
| Orchestra will be at MetZerott Music Hall, as
sisted by a competent corps of singers. at the
head of which is Miss Emma Juch The pro-
gram will be made up entirely of selections
! from Wagner's works and will even surpass in
! interest that OF the last concert given here by
Mr. Seidl few weeks ago. This will be the
last opportunity the citizens Of Washingt ton
will have of hearing this fine band of musicians
this season and the large advance sale indicates
the interest felt in the coming concert.
TEE FOURTH BIsCHoFF CONCERT will take
| place at the Congregational Church on Friday
evening next. The talent will be entirely local
and will include the Washington Mandolin,
Banjo and Guitar Club, Mrs. II. c. Browning,
Miss Florence McNelly. Miss Cora Boyd, DIR. j.
| W. Blschoff and Mr. Harry Barnes.
Mr.. ROBARTs HARPER will give the next lee
| ture in his series at Metzerott Music Hall on
/ Friday evening. His subject will be ''Swiss
Mountains and Valleys"
| UNIyERsALIsr CHCRCH.-There will be a con-
! cert at the Universalist Church tonight for the
benefit of the charity fund OF the King s
/ Daughters and Sons Circle Of Gunton Temple
| Memorial Presbyterian Church. An attractive
/ program will be presented, in which Misses
| Hattie Meads, Alice kirnball, Dorothy Byrde
| Rogers. Ada Townsend. Messrs. Harry W.
| Howard. Elphonzo loungs. jr., Leopold Baum
| garten. John Iorke At Lee and Master BrOoker
/ Amiss. The accompanies will be DR.. Bischoff,
! Miss Rose and Mr.. Gaisberg.
| c. ". WILLIAMS BIG SHOW. the attraction
at kernan's Lyceum next week. includes n
number of Partisan stars, who will make their
| full appearance here in entertainment that
/ is entirely new. Among the cards is Mile. NADIA
Revival chanteuse electrique. from Les Ambas-
sadeurs, Paris. who dances on darhened stages,
but is guided through her teIpischorian diver
sions BY the brillIancy of number of electric
lights ingeniously enconsced in her costume.