Evening star., 1898-04-13

ana acted In truly grand opera style. Those
who heve seen and, heard Del Puente in
his great role Of the Barber Will not for
get his wonderlol Tkndition OF the part.
The other parts are strongly cast and the
performance Wiz undoubtedly be 4 notable
one and will sukely rattract o great audi
ence.
ENSEMBLE RECITAL YsAYE-MAR-
TEAU GERARDY lLACHAUME. - The
wonoer1ui combdhatibn OF four artists in
Friday afternoons is attracting the greatest
attention from those musical, and q rapid
sale Is In progress. And we'll 1t might, for
the -FOUR names peproeent four artists that
can De depended upon for all that il per-
fection in executions upon their respective
instruments. OF Nsaye 1t may be said that
newspaper comments have become super
fuous Long before he left his own city
ne mad been stamped by mature training
and European Judgment the master of the
KING OF instruments, and in this country he
has been subjected to the close observa-
ton and careful analysis of all the best
musical critics Of the cities where he has
appeared, and the result has been COM
plimentary to the artist. Henri Marteau
Is an able assisting artist. Marteau has
many friends in Washington and his for
mer recttals are still remembered. His
playing shows an authority and precision
that only master of the instrument can
possess. Young Gerardy is born vir-
tuoso upon the 'cello His phenomenal
playing when he made his initial tournee
in this country a few seasons back is q
matter Of record. In iridescence Of tech
nique and beauty of expression Gerardy
rivals any 'cellist that has been heard.
Nj. Kachaume, who completes this excep-
tional ensemble like Marteau, is French
man, who made his bow in this country q
few years back, with his comrade, Mar
teau. AS an accompanist he Is without a
rival. The following program will be play
ed by these artists: Serenade for violin.
VII q md onl1n rpfo
Adagio-Allegretto ALA Po-
lacca; AndaEte con Variazioni-Allegro-
Marcia Finale. Ysaye, Marteau and Gerar-
dy; Concerto in D minor for two violfns,
Bach. Ysaye and Marteau; Quatuor op Z,
V. d'Indy, Allegro non-troppo- Ballade-Al-
legro Vivo. Lachaume. Ysaye. Marteau and
Gerardy. Seats and. boxes are selling at
Guzman's, in E. F. Droop & Sons.
FLYNN AND SHERIDAN'S DOUBLE
SHOW.-F1ynn and Sheridn's Big Sensa-
tion Double Show makes its bow next Mon
day evening at Kernan's Lyceum Theater
with twenty-five whites and fifteen creoles,
presenting great array Of talent. headed
by the queen of burlesque. Zittella. The
idea OF the show Is most novel one and
is the first of its kind ever put on the road,
giving two distinct performances by dou-
BILE company. Many new and novel feat
ures are promised. Foremost among them
are Lima and Vani, two Of Europe's most
celebrated acrobats. The following is an
entire list of the show: Flossie Hughes and
Mamie Dillon. two singers Of note, in
choice repertoire of musical gems; Bert
Marion and Billy Pearl, eccentric acrobatic
and grotesque comedians; Miss Gertte Saw
yer, college GrcLrd Pastimes." introducing
a melange of singing and dancing; the
comedy ard operatic duo, Miss Mabel Bohee
and Sherman Coates, in novel travesty,
introducing gems Of the latest operas; the
Golden Gate Quartet, Sherman Coates,
Frank Sutton, Arthur Coates. Henry Win
ford, four Afro-Amerioan singers. come
dams and dancers. The first part of the
entertainment will be grand opening,
introducing the entire strength of both
companies, and is in two parts. The first
Introduction will be of the white company.
followed by the creolea contingent. The
performance will conclude with two orig
inal burlesques the white portion Of which
will be headed by Miss Ada Henry and
the creole portiongby the California night
ingale, Miss May Bohee. The scenery.
costumes and electric effects are entirely
new and original 4 As a finale to the bur-
lesque a correct representation will be
given Of the Silly dance, which will be a
treat in itself and no doubt will be ap-
preciated by those who attend.