Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-10
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the following members of Mrs. Langtry' $
company Will be seen: Messrs: Frank H.
Tenton, Oscar Adye, j. w. Pigott, Ivan
Watson. Roland Atwood. A. r. Steel, Miss
| Ethel Hope Miss Beatrice Selwyn, Miss
Florence Leclercq. On Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Mrs. Langtry will pre-
sent for the first time in this city a new
play from the pen of Nj. Victorien Sardou,
which has been done into English by Sid
ney Grundy especially for Mrs. Langtry.
and entitled "A House of Cards" On Fri
day and Saturday evenings and at the Sat
urday matinee Mrs. Langtry will be seen
as Lady Ormond in G. b. Stevenson's and
Clement Scott's beautiful play of society,
"a Wife's Peril" ESTHER Sandraz" will
be presented on Monday and Tuesday even
ings and at the special Wednesday mat
inee. All Mrs. Eangtrys productions will
B. Norman.
True Irish Hearts."-Prince Tinymite,
nineteen years old and thrty-one inches in
height will appear on the stage at But
ler's BijCu Theater next week every even
ing and Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
| matinee. during the performance of Dan
McCarthy's True Irish Hearts," and after
each performance will hold reception in
the theater. Prince Tinymite. the famous
Nova Scotia midget, was born in Locllport,
N. Y. July q. 1875. perfect in form and
feature. During the past twenty-five years
there have been on exhibition mdgetS and
little people jnnumerable, but Prince Tiny
mite is the smallest. smartest, brightest
and most intelligent and entertaining little
man ever seen in this or any other country.
The prince is a remarkable checker player
and during the week will meet all those who
may wish to compete with him in a friend
ly game of checkers. The engagement is
for one week only.
Irwin Brothers Speciality COmpany.-The
attraction at Kernan's Lyceum Theater
next week will be the Irwin Brothers Spe-
cialty Company, an organization composed
of number of European and American
artists of note. Every act on the program
is refined and up to date, and every name
is one Of prominence. Among those in the
company are the Two Macs the eccentric
comedians; the National Trio, composers
and orginators; Prof. Whites trick mules
and ponies, Sam and Fittie Morton, Amer
icas representative dancing experts; Luigi
Dell Oro the musical wonder; Bennetto
and Cannon, the marvellous contortionists;
Carr and Jordan, refined sketch artists;
John w. World, England's famous char
acter comedian, and Rench and Kennedy,
| in a new and original act.
| Sousa's Remarkable Tour.-Sousa's Con-
cert Band has Just concluded tour I'M
orecedented in point of time, OF travel or
| musical achievement and physlcal endur,
ance. This tour embraced an uninterrupted
| daily series of concerts of ten months, OF
over three hundred days, in which, in
| GLIDING matinees, over four hundred and
ninety-eight concerts were given 10 auol-
ences numbering nearly one million OF peo-
ple The territory" covered stretched from
| the Atlantic to the Pacific coast and from
the great lakes to the, Gulf OF California.
Brief concert tours in January and Febru-
ary will be followed by a series of longer
tours through the south and west begin
ming in March and REACHING, as before, up
to the winter holidays and including, OF
course the regular Manhattan Beach and
st. Louis exposition engagements. MIR.
Sousa and his band will give concert at
Albaugh's week from next Sunday night.
Wallace Bruce.-On Wednesday evening
next Mr.. Wallace Bruce, the late United
States consul at Edinburgh, will deliver
lecture on "Womanhood In Shakespeare
at Metzerotts, for the benefit OF the Gar
field Memorial Hospital Tickets can be
had of the lady managers and at Bren-
tano's or Metzerott's. {
The &C. c." Course.-Mr. Alexander Black
will give the next number Of the &c. C.
course at Metzerott's on next Tuesday
evening The unique picture play, Miss
jerry will be rendered with pictures in
stead of actors and from the present out
look will draw as we'll with the general
public as it will with those who have
course tickets.
The First Art Lecture.-The celebrated
author and artist Mr.. F. Hopkinson Smith,
will lecture before the Art Students
League 719 18th street northwest, on Sat
urday evening, January II, on 1.-THE quality
of the picturesque" Those who have had
the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Smith before
know what to expect, and many will be In
attendance to hear him.
A Dramatic Clubs Work.-"A Scrap OF
Paper held the boards at Willard Hall
last evening" under the supervision OF Mr..
Barry Buckley. 1t was presented by the
C. T. NJ. Dramatic Club Of Columbian Uni