Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-27
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Mr.. Lind's Song Recital.-Those who
knew Mr. Louis Lindhelmer four years
ago. when he was a pupil of Mrs Mills,
just beginning to develop his naturally fine
baritone voice. and had not heard him until
last night, when, Homer Lind, he ap-
peared at Metzerott Hall, were surprised
and grdtified at the improvement he had
made His studies in Germany, pursued on
the same line that they were begun in this
city, have made him now an artistic singer,
with voice of good compass and consid-
cradle power. Last night he confined him
self exclusively to songs of the classic and
modern German school, but they were of
such wide range of sentiment and treat
ment that they afforded Linn an excellent
opportunity to display his rich voice 20 the
best advantage, and to exhibit his inteli-
gent grasp of the different composers
work. He proved himself an artist in ev-
cry selection he sang, whether it was a
sentimental ballad or a stirring, heroic, de-
scriptive song, and the applause which
greeted every effort testified to the delight
of his enthusiastic audience. 1t was re-
GREETED that he sang all his numbers in
German. except the Grieg ballad with
which the recital closed. for in that his
enunciation was clear and distinct. and in
Dictated what would have been the add-
tional enjoyment to many in the audience
had he given English TRANSACTIONS of the
other compositions. Mr.. Lind was assisted
by the Philharmonic Quartet who sang
Window" Mrs. Anna Craig Hills singing
the obiigato solo, and with their director,
Mrs. Mills, Mr.. Arthur Percy Harris ar
rangement of Giilet's Lion Du Bal" in
which Mrs. Mills took the oblgato solo
This received its usual encore. Mr.. VIM
Waldecker performed the arduous duties of
accOmpanist in the most efficient manner.
Vaudeville at Albaugh's.-A week of re-
fined vaudeville, presenting some of the
greatest specially artists of Europe and
America, will be given at AIbaugh's Grand
Opera House next week by the Boston
Howard Athenaeum Star Specially Com
pany. The entire performance will be en-
tertaining, interesting and refined. Through
this engagement the patrons of Albaugh's
Will have an opportunity of witnessing the
highest forms of vaudeville, such so
eminently successful in some of the great
est theaters of London and Paris. a big
sensation with the company is Caicedo
known as the king of the wire, a unique
and great performer on the wire Eunice
Vance. Englands captivating songstress
will sing her own new songs. The list of
other artists includes Kalkasa n marvellous
equilibrist and juggler: the pretty Ameri
can serio-comic vocalist Maude Raymond
Pitrot. the inimitable mimic; Les Freres
Crescendo. musical eccentriques from Paris :;
the Eddy family, in astounding acrobatic
feats; the clever comedy duo. Stinson and
Merton, N their funny character sketch
and the American comedians Smith and
Campbell. in their humorous skit, "As You
Like It." The innovation of fine vaude-
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plete success. Matinees will be given on
Wednesday and Saturday.
Dan McCarthy.-NeXt week at Buffers
New Bijou Theater Dan Mccarthy, the
popular Irish comedian. will be the attrac-
ton, and he will appear in three plays. all
of which have been highly successful else
where. 1t is no easy thing to be a good
Irish comedian. and Mr.. Mccarthy is one
of the best in this line now on the stage
He is careful in all his methods. and to a
natural aptitude as comedian he adds
the result of long experience as an actor
He is very popular in this city. and his
engagements always attract large aud
fences. Mr.. Mccarthy will present on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday
matinee THE Pride of Mayo" Wednesday
and Thursday matinee, The Rambler from
Clare" and on Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee. "Cruiskeen Lawn"