The Washington times., 1895-05-16
COMING TO THE THEATRES.

Mons. A L. Guile, the phenomenal tenor,
has been specially engaged and viii posi-
lively appear with the Hinrichs Grand
Opera Company during their last week
here, which begins next Monday. I'll
Troyatore" will open the week, with Sig.
Campanari as Count hi Luna for the first
time here. Tuesday night marks the
appearance of Mons. Guile as Raoui in
1.-The Huguenots." The house on this
occasion viii doubtless be packed with
the friends and admirers of this great
artist. Wednesday night, La Gioconda,"
with tn esame great cast as before; Thursday
night, by request, the ever-popular "Bo-
hemian Girl" Friday night, second ap-
pearance of Mons. Guile, as EleaZor in
The Jewess:' Saturday matinee, Mig
non," and Saturday night, the strongest
double bill ever presented, "PasIIaccI'
and III Trovatore,'' with Mons Guile as
Manrico in .'Trovatore" and sig. Campa-
mari as Tonic and Count Di Luna. All the
artists appear on this night, each one hav-
ing the opportunity of last farewell.
Daniel Frohman's Lyceum Theater Com
pany is announced to appear at the National
during the coming week. This orgauiZa
ton, as will be seen from the following
list OF its members is one of the most perfect
theatIlcai organizations OF our country.
| The players who VIII appear are Mcssr5.
Herbert keicey, w. j .LeMoyne, Chas. wal
| Cott, Fritz williams. Stephen GTattan, Walter
| Stearns Hale. Ferdinand Gottschalk,
! Ernest Tarleton, Edward Wilks, Misses
Isabel Irving, Rhoda Cameron, Katharine
| Florence, Maude Venner, Mrs. Charles
Walcott, Mrs Thomas WhlIIen. The pays
! which they viii produce consist of two
| comedies which were prominent features
| OF their New York season just closed. IAN
| Ideal Husband" is a comedy of English
life. The second play, Fortune" is a
| comedy of French life.
Messrs. Charles Coote, Charles Mackay
| and Alfred Hudson and the Misses Lillian
wrence, Margaret Dibden, Frances
| Stevenson Mrs. Fanny Addison p lit, OF the
! New National TheateT Company. arrived
| in the city yesterday afternoon. The
| balance OF the company will reach here
/ to-day. "Ni,a's First the>eomedy which
which the season opens will be put into
active rehearsal at once.
The ''Irish Ambassador" and Loves
| Alarms which are being presented by
| Frederic Bond and company at the Grand
| Opera House this week, 10 large and ;p-
preciatiye audiences, is the most attractive
| bill yet given by that organization The
| underline for the fourth week, begin
| ming next Monday, is the three-act farGical
comedy, '"The Guv nor" Seats are now
| on sale.
The date fixed for Manager Eugene
! Kernan's benefit is Monday evening, May
| 27. The performance VIII he une cf the
best variety entertainments ever witnessed
in this city. An abundance OF volunteers
| has facilitated the selection of artists
whose acts cover a wide rangeuaf versatility
and all the popular features of variety
| entert tainment will be given Manager
| Kernan's friends are sanguire ~ tbeir eff
forts to make this the NEST successful
testimonial ever rendered him.
The attraction for the Bijou Theater next
week is the original Dan Mccarthy in his
latest and best effort, "True Irish Hearts ="
Mccarthy is the author OF ''Cruiskeeu
Lawn" Dear IRISH Boy" "McCarthy's
Cat, 1.-The Barney Boy" ard the Ram
| bier from Clare" and all of them have
been fayorites with the theatrical public.
1t is original in plot, well written. and the
| humor is bright and sparkling, pure and
refined, and causes roar and roar of hearty
laughter.
puring week commencing Monday, May
27 ''Uncle Toms Cabin" will play re-
| turn engagement.