Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-27

Herr deals with a story Of friendless
girl, who follows her affianced TO Aus
tralia. is betrayed. goes to England, and
there marHes a man who is Industrious
and endeavors to make her happy. The
william appears later. and by intrigue and
false accusations and the assistance of
womn who is jealous of the comfort en-
jCyed by her rival. enters into a conspir-
acy to wreck her home. in which they sue
cee1: but. after ALL the plot turns. and all
are happy. The cast is excellent and
rany new faces will be seen. Full returns
from all state elections will be read from
the stage next Tuesday night.
STEVE BRODIE-The attraction at the
Lyceum next week will be the New York
Vaudeville Stars. This monster organiza-
ton is in the field this season to eclipse all
past records. as no expense has been spared
in getting together the very best talent in
the vaudeville world. Among tine promi-
nent features VIII be the appearance of
Steve Brodie, the well-known king of the
Bowery and bridge jumper. who Will be
set2 in L comedy written about incidents
In his everyday life on the Bowery. the
scene of action representing the interior
OF Brodie's famous sporting resort. Others
who contribute to the entertainment are
Hilda Thomas and Frank Barry, the elite
traveSty stars; Curtis and Gordan, the
champion scientific punching bag manipu-
lators; Annie Hart, everybody's favorite
in selection of up-to-date songs; Hiatt
and Pearl, the expert musical artists: c.
W. Williams. the supreme master of VEN
trfloqu:sm: Coakley and Huested buck and
wing dancers, and Leslie and Curdy, the
men about town.
BANDA ROSSA.-Ineluded in the MEM
bers of the Banda Rossa which appears
next Friday afternoon at the National
Iheater. there are at least dozen solo
performers of unique excellence. The first
trumpet, first cornet-a-piSton, first clario-
net, first trombone, all have won the
praises of the German critics. Special
lhnr r;,-a,,
cause of his phenomenal skill upon the
30mbardino, brass instrument of the bass
buele class, the duality of its voice being
ike that of the oohicide or tuba. To add
variety and interest to the programs of the
BANDA Rosa. the management has en-
gagged a singer and a v:olinist to accom-
pany the band. The former is Fraeuiein
Margarete Won Nahsel, a German court
singer. VINO, after winning an enviable
reputation on the operate stage in Berlin
Dessau. Leipzig, Magdeburg and elsewhere
IN such operas as N:colai's, Goetz's Tam
ing OF the Shrew," Merry Wives of Wind
sor' and DoniZetti's Daughter of the
Regiment" abandoned the stage for the
concert platform, where her performance
OF the entrance air of Elizabeth in Tam
haeuser has been praised as IAN object
mist is Carlotta Stubenrauch of Berlin an
ARTIST or only thirteen years. pupil of Court
ConcertC!aSter Max Gutenberg. What per.
sons OF ordinary talent achieve only with
into the world with her This tweIve-year
oid girl mas been endowed with really emf
nc mt musical gifts, and is called to be enc
OF the first artists Of the world 1t NAV
safely be said tina; she will create a sensa-
ton throughout the entire country
THE I;IOGRAPH.-The performances of
the BioSraph tomorrow and tomorrow night
VIII he for the benefit of the Fifteenth
street NJ e. Church. Friday the Homeo-
p3Ihlc hospital will benefit. and Saturday
will be for the E Street BaDtist Church