Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-13
AMI SENESTS.

still Waters Run Deep."-The Carroll
Institute Dramatic Club will present Tom
Tay.or's comedy, still Waters Run Deep,
at Carroll Institute Hall next honoay
evening This club embraces some eX-
tremely clever people, and they have Eeen
carefully rehears;ng This play, under the
direction of Mr.. Jas. \. Mahoney, so that
thoroughly enjoyable performance may
be anticipated.
Mrs Haskeirs Recital.-The parlors of
the oxford were crowded last evening ly
IA fashionable audience, assembled to hear
Mrs. Feuetta Sargent Haskelfs dramatic
recital OF Les Miserables.'' The tifficult
task of adequately portraying this Won
derful story was moro than accomplished,
for Mrs. Haskell had not only arranged
the most important and dramatic scenes
into five parts OF convenient length. but
WOKE into her reading great strength in
the portrayal of character. Her work
throughout was marked with smoothhess
and skill. and the masterpiece of Hugo
treatment. Mrs HASKELL was assisted by
Miss Zoe Thomas III vocal numbers and Il
mandolin orchestra OF young girls from
the Holy Cross Academy.
StaVtnhaS gent ieTdruy.-'fhe first appear
auCe of the great pianist Bernard S;aS en-
hagen and the wonderful boy violonceiiist
Jean Gcrardy will he at MetZerott's Mus c
Han tomorrow night. Both these artists
they have appeared, and the warm com
mcudations they have received for their
work stamp them both as performers of
far more than ordinary merit Seats are
being sold at MetzerOtts music store.
The Stoddard I.cctures.-T0nGht at the
Academy of Music Mr.. John l.. Stodtllrd
VIII give his "reminiscences of travel in
Switzerland. with his graphic powers of
description he VIII paint the scenery of
that picturesque country in glowing Colors.
The lecture viii be magniiicently Illus
tratel.
The Passion Play.-Touight at Metzerott
Music Hall Mr.. Lewis Harvie Finney Will
by special request, give his great lecture
on the wonderful religious drama, The
Passion Play" 1t will be Illustrated by
handsome steroopticon views from photo
graphs taken by Mr.. Finney when he him
self was at ober-Ammergau and witnessed
this remarkable perfoi nance. Mr.. Fnney's
powers as a lecturer are Well known. He
has a pleasing address, is an easy and
graceful speaker. with clear and distinct
81 unciation and he holds the attention Of
his audience during his entire talk.
a Bunch of keys.'-Hoyt's a Bunch of
Keys" or the hotel polished up to date,
VIII be the attraction at Buffers Bijou
Theater next week. The fun-provoking
powers of this rafting farce-comedy are
50 well known that ii is needless to say
that it keeps the audience i'll one continue
Gus roar of laughter from the rise to the
fail OF the final curtain. Since last seen
here the piece has been retouChed or pol
ished up to date The company present
ing this clever satire is an entirely new
one here, but contains many well-known
favorites. Ada BOthner appears as Teddy.
the wild rosebud OF the Keys family; Chas
". BoWser as SnaGGs. which is his original
creation; Harry Toy Grimes, and a
clever supporting company. Besides the
regular Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
matiEees there will be an extra matinee
given on Washington's birthday.
New York Stars COmpany.-For the next
attraction at the Lyceum Theater Manager
Herman has secured the famous New York
Stars Company, an organization repiete
in novel features and high-class variety.
In the company are the Romolo Brothers,
the latest European Importation; Maurice
Burns and Tony Hart, jr., in their original
CT eation, The Irish Dukes Nine. Flora
the peerless transformation dancer: the
Gardner Brothers. the philosophers of
musical comedy; Fred. ii. Leslie and his
marvellous lcaping and performing dogs;
DAILY and Devere. the ideal sketch artists,
Nellie Waters, the renowned character
vocalist; the Brothers Crane. eccentric
character stars; G. w Littlefield. in an
entirely new speciality UP 10 date. and the
irmitable comedian, Fred. J. Huber in
one of his original characters.