Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-14
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misunderstanding the past three years
Fanny Rice, who will appear at Albaugh's
next week, has jumped from the ranks of
omic opera to 4 leading position in the
rot over large list of acknowledged Ameri-
can condolences. II Is not often that a
comedy star Is sufficiently fortunate to
secure two good plays in succession, but
In Miss Innocence Abroad" Miss Rice has
secured an excellent vehicle for displaying
all her peculiar talents. In her new COM
edy Miss Rice assumes a character built
on somewhat more pretentious lines than
those In which she formerly appeared and
she has achieved even greater success than
In Jolly Surprise" OF course she is
always expected to sing, and this season
her songs, which are all new have caught
the public fancy to a great extent. Her
rendering Of For Girl is bound to make
hit here and her singing and dancing
pictures are a prominent feature of the
Entertainment Miss Rice and her company
come direct from their successful New
York engagement. The cast is as follows:
Richard Bunbury, Mr.. George r. Edeson;
Reginald Foster. Mr.. Charles Coots; Sir
Herbert Tamworth, Mr.. Frank Jones: John
Waring, Mr.. Melville Stewart; Augustus
Craven, Mr.. VIM. Henderson; Mrs. Col ST.
Mirim, Miss Rose Beaudet; Ada, Miss Car
RE Birkle; Mrs. Craven. Miss Emily Wake
man; Rose Bunbury, Miss Becke, Haight;
Miss Pandora Box, Miss Gladys Greene:
Miss Hope Deferred, Miss Nellie Jordan;
Molly Flower, Miss Fannie Rice.
New National Theater.-The presentation
Of Faust" by the Tavary Opera Company
was in many respects one of the most en-
joyable performances of the interesting
weeks engagement at the New National
Theater. The manner In which Nine. Tav-
airy acted and sang the part of Marguerite
was not a surprise to those who have taken
occasion to analyze her capabilities. but
1t was none the less enjoyable because eX-
rected She Is an artist with whom
cellence is an everyday rule. Her skill in
meeting the requirements Of the role was
calculated to confirm favorable impress
sions already formed and to win her new
admirers. The other members of the COM
pany, with exceptions that were not suffi-
Of the production, were good, and the op-
portunities in this opera are numerous and
well distributed. Guile gave the title role
the competent Interpretation which is es-'
sential to a consistent presentation. of the
opera. The little tenor has from the first
been a strong favorite and he Increases
his popularity with each appearance. The
chorus was notably strong. and altogether
merit and enjoyability. The engagement
Of this company will close tonight with
a double bill, to include II Pagliaccf' and
"Cavalleria Rusticana." These two operas
are repeated in response to numerous re-
quests that have been received by the man.
agement.
Seabrooke In "Ta<asco."-Next week
Thos. Q. seabrooke and his company will be
latest success, "Tabasco"
Academy of Music.-Lewis Morrison, in
Faust" will be the attraction at the Acad-
envy of Music next week.
Buffers Bijou Theater.-Mr. John L. Sui
Ivan, who probably had a wider circle of
admirers than any man who ever stepped
within a twenty-four-foot ring, will appear
at Buffers Bijou Theater next week in his
drama entitled "A True American" In
this play Mr.. Sullivan has met with success,
and has developed a dramatic power which
has been gratifying to his friends and APP
preciated by the public. The part he takes
enables him to be seen in situations that
bring into play his wonderful muscular de-
velopment and his scientific powers an
exponent Of the manly art of self-defense.
Mr.. Sullivan Is surrounded by good COM
pany, and an enjoyable entertainment will
be furnished. He has host of friends in
this city. and 1t is safe to say that Buffers
bright theater will be crowded during every
night of Mr.. Sullivan's engagement
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-The attrac-
ton selected by Manager Herman for next
week is the Harry Morris Burlesquers an
organization of merit and refinement, head
ed by the German comedian, Harry
Morris. In the company are sue" we'll
known people as Gilmore and Lecu 3D. the
inimitable Irish comedians; Oracle Lang
ley, the winsome soubrette; the Vidocqs,
refined sketch artists: Marie Rostell, the
burlesque favorite; the McNulty Sisters,
singers and dancers; Ed. Latell, Marie
Burgess, Vede Mansfield and thirty hand
some young Wonen Inc opening Durletta,
entitled "A Dutch Crook" will serve to in
troduce the full strength of the company
and will be followed by the "An Feature
olio. consisting of eight novel speciality
acts The performance will conclude with
the original extravagant farce "A Tempt
Ing Town, or Wicked New York." replete
with witty sayings, eccentric dances and
new and catchy songs, also introducing the
Foot Ball Team, the Living Models, the jay
FARMER and the Ever-Welcome Tramp
There Will be matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
A Song Recftal.-Mr. Louis Lindheimer.
or, as he is known professionally, Homer
Limo, VIII give song recital at Metzerott's
Music Hall next Wednesday evening He
mas BEEN cultivating his naturally fine BARI