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inee There will be no drop in the rest of
the program. for Rvesal other artists will
appear that havesBcaBeely less reputation
Among the list ofRttractions for the week
Will be found Rama and Arno, Roster and
Bials European tnpoctation of excellent
novelty artists, with their burlesque Blon
din donkey act; HAttiRStcwart, the cham
pion lady boxer of the world, assisted by
the well-known h8ht-weight Tommy Gillen,
in a comedy sketch, 'The Professor, intro
ducing sparrfng athletics; Daisy Collins and
Marti Coliins, SOCIALISTS, dancers and
comedians Of theafirst sorder: Charles and
Jennie Welsh, a sketch. duo. of worthy. rec
ognition; Alice Garrnelo, the handsome
Spanish vocal -csmedienne, and several
other notable actssthatvwill go to make up
a program of excellenee seldom witnessed
in any theater. Hhere will be daily mat
inees as usual
THE SOUSA @ONGERTS-The music
loving contingent OF this city will have ar
other treat tomorrow evening, when John
Philip Sousa and his New York band will
visit this city for the second time this sea-
son, to appear at the Lafayette Square
Opera House. The present trip will, how
ever, De OF more moment than Is usually
the case with Sousa's visits here, mas
much as there is also to be matinee next
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Sousa and his
magnificent aggregation of musicians will
De assisted at these concerts by Miss Jen-
ME Hoyle, vtoliniste. and Miss Maud Reese
Davies, soprano. Miss Hoyle comes to
washington preceded by rather warm COM
mendation as regards her work, and that
she is in the company of John Philip Sousa
speaks for her musical skill. Miss Hoyle
mas secured some very favorable notices
Where she has appeared and will doubtless
receive warm welcome here, both at the
sunday night performance and at the
THURSDAY matinee. Miss Davies is also an
unfamiliar figure to the capital city, but
sne, TOO, comes with a good reputation,
and her association with Sousa applies as
IN the hrst case. Sousa may be relied
upon to furnish program at both these
concerts that will be pleasing. A Sousa
program means combination of all sorts
OF music. from the light characteristic
piece to the heavy overture with plenty of
ms own swinging, splendid marches thrown
IN 1or encores, and all the music lovers Of
me, me CITY are perfectly familiar with the
solid enjoyment that is to be gained from
an evening with the March King" The
concerts Will also be notable so far as the
Iharches are concerned, as Sousa now has
Tl.s new one In the shape Of the Bride
Eject with which to please and stir his
audlence. That there will be full house
poth at tomorrow's concert and the matt
nee Is 1oregone conclusion.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Ihe third concert of the Boston Sym
Pnony orchestra season at the Lafayette
Square Opera House next Tuesday after
neon VII! attract many music lovers to
tnat playhouse. There are several reasons
why crowded house should be predicted
tor fo next Tuesdays concert. First and
foremost Is the ability and reputation of
the orchestra. Then for Tuesday a most at
tractlve program has been arranged, that
snould please everyone who is fortunate
70 near this sterling organization. The
soio1st of the concert will be Miss Lillian
BlauVelt, soprano. Miss Blauvelt is by no
means stranger to Washington, having
been heard here with the Choral Society
ana also with the symphony Orchestra
TWO years ago. She stands in the front
rank of American singers in this country
today, and will next Tuesday afternoon be
welcomed back to Washington by a number
o, OF warm admirers. Miss Blauvelt will sing
the the, aria Vol Che Sapete'' from Mozart's
The Marriage of Figaro" and the reci-
tative and aria ITO Cheat My Love-" from
Gounods opera .Mirella." In both of
given ample opportunity to show every
quanty her voice possesses. The orches-
ira has but three numbers, but these are
Th on a high plane of musical excellence.
The Gold Bride:" Beethoven's grand sym
phony No. Z, in "A major, and Wagner.s
The Emperor's March" Beethoven's
symphony is called the apotheoss of the
ments Is Enthusiastically a rhythmic SIM
pl1city, vfgor and pertinacity that give it
much OF the dance quality in a general
way. The work Is magnificent one and
the way In 1T will be played by the
Boston symphony. under the careful and
inspiring leadership of Mr.. Email Paur, will
be fully in keeping with its. standing
among musical classics.
c.. A. c. ENTERTAINMENTS Co.
lumbia Athletic club will give an enter
talnment ut the club House next Tuesday
evening. The, affair. promises: To be a very
successful ones judging from the enthu-
siasm among the members and the progra n
offered. This is the only entertainment
during the year in which the ladies will be
admitted at night, and a large number of
the fair sex Is looked for. The talent Sc
cured are Miss Fannie AtLee soprano;
Mrs: Nolan-Martin. eontralto; Mr.. Melville
GAG Quartet, Messrs. Hensey, Cough, As
mussen and Cronin, ard the famous Tux
edos. The tickets have been placed on
sale and may be had at the Office.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-A double inter-
est is always attached to the annual ap-
pearance at the Academy of William
Barry. in his laughable productions. "T:le
Rising Generation" his new play, has had
eminently successful career since first
produced early last season, and in the
character Of Martin McShay ne, the aque-
duct laborer, and later a wealthy contrac-
tor and senator, he is especially happy and
undoubtedly has the opportunity of his
life. Tfle play. written ty William Gill,
desiens to show incidents and characters
typifying life in the great American me-
tropolis. The location of the drama is
laid in and about upper 9Th avenue, New
York, where the character of the residents
Is even tOuay StrOIsly COutTaSteu Dy tne
mansions on one side and the shanties on
the other. Very interesting scenery on
the local order, depicting such familiar
spots as Battery Park and Herald Square,
and large company in keeping with the
usual excellence in support will make this
engagement deserving one.
DR.. w. K. PRICES LECTURES.-Dr. w.
r. Price, LII. B., will lecture at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 7th street between D and E
streets northwest, for one week, COM
mencing January II. Dr. Price will lee
t,tre on hypnotism, mesmerism. magnetism.
occultism ard mind reading and his audi
eroes will be treated to both science and
fun, as the lecturer will demonstrate his
theories upon local subjects. Aside from
Dr. Prices subjects and the interest
these themes inspire at first sight. he is
an interesting talker. from all accounts,
and is highly indorsed by many institu-
ticns and well-known persons.
KNElSEL QUARTET.-The second con-
cert of. the season by this remarkable Or
gan:zat!on viii take place next Wednesday
afternoon at 1886 at the Washington Club.
1110 street. Those who we're ct the last