Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Lyceum Course.
Season OF ls94-5.)

TEN Concerts and Lectures SlSa
The requests received by the National Lyceun
Bureau indicate plainly the popularity Of GER
tain attractions that the bureau is prepared 70
announce positively the following features, which
Will be included in its list Of TEN popular priced
Lectures and Concerts:
GEORGE W. RIDDLE. the famous shakespearean
reader.
OLLIE ToRBETT, the greatest woman violin
player in America, with her concert company, In
Guiding the Swedish CMale) sextet and the we'll
known pianist, Isidore Moqust.
MISS MARY PROCTOR, daughter Of the famoua
astronomer r. A. Proctor, In her popular lectur
on the solar system.
WESLEYAN COLLEGE GLEE GLIB, accom-.
panied by the College Mandolin Club and a reader
twenty college boys.
OF SIX sisters, WHO sing part songs and solos
III aoAltlon 10 these engagements, subject to
changes due TO conflict OF dates and other uu-
aNoidable causes, have been made with the New
York philharmonic Club, Walter Damrosch III his
opera COMPANY does not absorb all Of his tiIne) and
Jennie O'Neill Potter.
The entertainments viii begin abou, the nrst OF
December, and they will be given at Intervals OF
one or two weeks.
The price Of tickets for this series IA
sl.s0 EACH. Subscribers, therefore, will get
tickets at the rate OF Is cents for each entertain
ment, while the seats for single wiz
be sold at SO cents or 81 each, the usual price for
the attractions We offer. There will be a certain
number OF seats reserved, which subscribers will
have the first claim. The charge for them will be
10 cents each.
FOR THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY FOR ONE
SEAT AT A THEATER YOU GET A WHOLE
SEASONS ENTERTAINMENT.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will close on the 18th OF
October, when the season tickets will be placed ON
sale at Metzerotts Music Store, 1112 st.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LIST Is LIMITED. When
that list is filed no more tickets viii be
sold Send In your subscription NOW.
TO THE NATIONAL LYCEUM BUREAU,
Metzerott building.
subscribe for................co course tickets 40
slso each for the series Of Ten Concerts and
Lectures. season of ls9f'y
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MRS. FLORA c. DYER
- Fcrmcrly Dennison),
MN resume her classes in dancing SAT1R-
DAY, October 6. for misses and masters, s
p pm; for adults. pm. All former LupIls are
.o ACADEMY AND RESIDENCE.
sexs-lm 1917 st. NV.
MErzERorr MUSIC HALL
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The Famous
DAVENPORT z BROTHER
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In their ~0rldrs sss.,ss PSystercus seanoe
SNAZELLE,
In his unique entertainments
MUSIC, SONG AND STORY
Pictorially Illustrated. Matnees "Wednesday ana
Saturday. Prices, Soc, 15c. and 81. Seats now on
sale at Metzerotts music store. ses9-6t
PROF: JOS. h. CALDwEIIfS CONSERVATORY
Tor Music and Dancing, cor 9Th and IL NV,
Private dancing class for beginners Monday and
Friday evenings. O'Clock Class soiree Mednes-
day evenings, O'Clock Residence, 40 c ST. NV.
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MR., ALLAN DE COZ MUEILER's SELECT
school for Dancing, Deisarte and Department,
Masonic Temple. 9Th and SITS. nv will re-
open for the season lS94-5 WEDNESDAY Sept
&c, at and O'Clock pm. Circulars at the
Academy. sefsm
SIEIDoN'S DANCING ACADEMY
NOW OPEN.
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. SATURDAY.
Call or send for circular. seis-6m
EXCURSIONS, &c.
STEAMER NAcAIFSTFR