Evening star., 1897-04-03
far west as San Francisco and south to
New Orleans

Of the young lady, so " ell known in Was:,
ington society. vino, under the stage nams
of Judith Monk, has Travelled extensively
with the Sans Gene Company. will regret
to learn that by reason of Illness she has
severed her connection with that organiza.
ton and will not appear here with thai
company next week.
Nine. Teresa Carreno, now In the zenith
OF her career, made her European debut
with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Ber-
lin. In 1859, and there achieved con-
quest of press and public unparalleled In
the conservative atmosphere of the Ger
man capital. Her successes were repeated
in the other European capitals and dur
ing that part Of her American tour that
has thus far ELAPSED, she has been greet
ed with such enthusiasm and appreciation
by musicians and music lovers as has not
been witnessed In this country since the
tury ago
Madame Carreno is of an old Venezuelan
family, whose name she still bears. Her
father was minister of finance in Ven
ezueia, and Nine. Carreno is grand niece
10 the great Bolivar. the liberat0r of her
native land Rubinstein called Carrenc the
Rose of Castillo No other woman plan
lste mas ever drawn and swayed an audi
ence as does Carreno. No; only as great
ar,lste with temperament that is at once
magnetic, fiery and sympathetic, but as a
peautlful woman. too, does she charm the
public with a subtle magnetism Three
passions, Teresa Carreno confesses dom
mate her life. These are music children
and flowers. and fortune gracio,1sly sun
plies her with all She is the most moth
cry or women and is always willing to
talk of the four little ones who are in
Heinlany ., NINE Carreho will he heard at
.'le Columola Tneater next Friday after
noon.
"Chimmie Fadden. .'-"Chimmie Fadden,.
Is Gaming back again. The redoubta Ia bile Row
cry boy, In the person of that talented
young comedian, Charles Hopper. will
make MS second appearance at the Ma
.lonai Iheater April 12. Since Chimmie
was mere last fall he has made an ex-
tended tour of the country, and has every
"here, from report, met with the greatest
success Among the many merits of the
pray is IT'S distinct novelty and absence OF
cohFent1onality. 1t has given to the stage
some new and welcome types and if fItr-
nlshes an entertainment that is refreshing
IN its originality. Charles Hopper is a ner.
ieet Chlmniie, and his surrounding com
pahv. as every one knows who saw 1t, is
oie VI the pest comedy organizations on
the road. The entire original cast returns
mere, with the exception Of the lady who
formerly played Miss Fanny. The part is
now taken by young emotional actress
haineo ha' berenice Wheeler. who is said to
nave made much of it. The sale of sea
Tor Chimmie Fadden" will begin on Thurs
day next. 'A
The Nitascope.-The Edison Vitascope at
I1tascope Hall, on F. street. adioininp
.he columbia Theater, will have a num-
per OF new views TO be displayed next
taieaa mteh, All or the old pictures will be re-
.ained ana with the new ones will make
d Ilst or views that will be interesting and
entertaining in the extreme The Vita
oope PICTURES are clear and distinct and
ape. ori1 human HE and motion, animal life
aiii hechanlcal motion even more accu-
rateiy than does the eye There is moth
ing ,hat could be added to the pictures to
isi niahe tnem more perfect, with the pos
oa'i, Sui exception of sound, which is. of
eoui se. iacklng unless supplied by arti-
ncial means. 1t seems extremely u,ae,
ao"eter' ii to see wildly pictured scene
~ WHICH a cry lire department is in full
swing and which should be accompanied
hnt ,tn terlect pandemonium of sounds
ou. whlch Is absolutely without noise. If
seems as If the spectator were 1ool,ina
into another world '>'Ae
The Crystal Maze-The CRYSTAL M.za q.
-. 'th street northwest will soon he a
.nliiS Oh the past. Over ten thousand peo-
nt,-i pts nave visited this mysterious and mys-
,ilSihs place of amusement and those who
nave not have missed one of the most At .
.ractlFe amusement features of the season
ihere Is no better place to spend a half
i''ri, iuur, ana laughter and merriment prevail
curing the time a visitor is making HE
rounds OF the labyrinth. If the Old SAVING
mat laughter makes people grow fat is
.rue' all lean people should visit the
IN IN Mlzzoura.-The performance of .In
nl.@oura MI. at the Academy was attended
iast night by six members of the Missouri
delegation in Congress- who enioved ~.
i'iay ana manifested their apprecia tion of
us good points by liberal applause. Those
Eho rn attended were Richard Bland. Champ
Clark, ]. A. Cooney, r. N. Rodine r.
Benton and W. S. Cowherd. H.
Haley's Band Concert.-Tomorrow niob.
rat.
concert Band. with the assistance of sev
efal well-known soloists, will give the third
concert OF the present season. Comnoscd
OF thorough musicians and ci.ver ar,ic,s
picked irom the best talent the city affords
the bands numbers are always immensely
enjoyed and roundly encored The hand
numbers on the program are: March, Ma
ilnee Girls Stone; Weber's "Jubel,'' over
o,ness descriptive fantasia, The Heart Of
maryland Haley's new two-step The
American Beauty and the "Wm. Tell. =
overture. Then there will be MiIIar's grand
SOLO, by VIM. Grosskurth: THE Blessing of
the Poignards,' from the "Huguenots," with
the trombone section. Messrs. Stone kru-
ger, Mulhausen and Therbach and sere-
nate Tor French horn and flute by Messrs
Schultz and Wagener. Miss Fannie All zee
will sing a soprano solo, and Miss Bertha
Lucas Will play two movements of De Ber-
lots seventh concerto for the violin.
Humorous Monologue.-The brilliant and
humorous monologue of Chaplain Lozier of
Iowa, Your Mothers Apron Strings" will
be given at Kendrees Church on Massa-
chusetts avenue between 9th and 10th
streets next Tuesday evening. This enter
ta1nment has been nightly praised by the
press and many eminent persons In the
west This will perhaps be the only oppor-
tunity for Washingtonians to hear the
chaplain.
Historic Paris.-Miss Janet Richards will
denver an illustrated lecture on Historic
Paris at the Church of the Reformation.
pennsylvania avenue and I'd street south
east, tuesday evening next at o'clock
Miss Richards is we'll known in the lecture
field In Washington, and has pleased large
audiences by her interesting talks on the
great city of France
The Biograph.-The management of the
B1osraph at Willard Hall will add on
Monday next great number of new views.
none of which has ever been exhibited
before. They are fresh from the camera
and will be given their first exhibition in
this city. OF the new views there will be as
many as fifteen, al! of which are novelties.
and many of them superb scenes from ma
tUre, making about forty views shown at
each exhibition. One of the new views Will
be that Of New England church scene,
showing the front of New England church
at the time the people are leaving the build
ing, the doors of the church are shown
open, and the large crowd of worshipers are