Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21


: In Paradise Mss Minnie Scligman is
/ the second star who will bid for popular
approval on Monday night at the Columbia.
/ Miss Seiigmau needs no Introduction to
! Washington theater-goers. Sufficient it is
/ tp say that in the forthcoming farce she
/ has quite surprised her many admirers who
/ have heretofore looked upon her as a TRACE
/ iiHnuC. while in In Paradise she is Il
[ Cprcd5enue. The balance If the players
[ who VIII assist Mr.. Golden and Miss SeiIg-
| man N unfolding the production of In
| Paradise include Mr.. Walter Hodges Mr.
J Hudson Liston Mr.. Harry St Maur. Mr.
! Robert PeytOu Gibbs. M.SS Hattie Russell
! Mss Flora Fairchiid. Miss Eugene Hayden,
7 Miss Ma ret Mcdonald and Miss Beat
/ rice Morgan.
( LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.
! At the Lafayette Opera House commence
/ ing next Monday evening. the Milton AbOrn
/ Opera Company will begin a weeks en-
! eagement in grand and standard operas at
/ moderate prices. This will be the first
| chance the music lovers of Washington
+ have had TO hear grand opera sung in Eng
/ !ish ut low prices On Monday and Tuesday
| evenings III TroVatore' will be given with
/ an excellent cast. Miss Clara Lane, the
( prima donna of the company, is too well
! known in the operate world to need any
[ comments. Miss Eleanor Kent. young
| and handsome prima donna. with beauti-
/ full voice, will also be seen to good adVan-
| tage: Miss Amelia Fields, the contra1to of
! the company, is also young and pretty, with
/ an excellent voice; J. X. Murray. an excel
! lent baritone; Payne Clark, a good tenor;
| Albert a. Parr the handsome romantic
/ tenor, will also be seen to good advantage;
/ John Read, Florence Ackley, VIII Morton
| and Harry Williams clever people.
| The tuneful opera. The Bohemian Girl
| will be given Wednesday afternoon, and
I showing the full strength of the COM
{ pany, giving both a comic and grand
I opera, H. NJ. 5. Pinafore'' and "CaVaieria
/ Rusticana;" Thursday evening, Mar
/ n "a
| matinee MARTHA and Saturday night,
| Chimes of Normandie. making one of the
| strongest repertOries ever offered a Wash
| ingtOn audience. All the productions are
! ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-The farce of the
/ present day serves solely a string upon
J which TO exhibit an array of musical and
! dancing specialties. So when a farce is an
! nounced IL betokens music. mirth and mer-
/ riment. When naught else is claimed for
| a performance then this allegation stands
| a good chance of being verified and the
notices received at the hands of some of
| the rather drastic critics of the eastern
| cities accord a high standard to '.Finni-
/ gan's Ball. which is next weeks attrac
| ton at the Academy. When it is known that
I al the scenery, mechanical effects and
/ properties are carried by the company 1t
/ Will be understood that the organization is
| far above the standard of merit in this
| line. Two matinees will be given at popu-
/ lar prices to which the ladies invited
| especially. The cast includes weil-known
Fauuts liIlans ana specially artlSts- me list
| comprises Mae TUrmbull. Moran and Wes-
| ley, DelmOre and Wilson, Fred De Noe, r.
| LINN owen, George Florida, the Modoc
| Quartet. Fannie Turmbun, Mona Caring
| ton. the Curtis Sisters Julis Clifford An
/ ME Goodwin, Mildred Lowell, Charlotte
! Nidot and dozen others in smaller parts.
| 1872. .,-
! The NEW GRAND.-Elght pohte Vaude-
VINE acts VIII aHoru IehSthler ana more
/ varied amusement than Is usual al the New
| tIisnd nsNI week Inc program Tor the com
/ ing Week mas been designed by Managers
! husAe CIla7e 10 interest the women
/ anu eli dt tle mdllhetS' WIN
/ "Ut taxing any IilfiS from the Gus
/ ,"'h'FS S'FfaEth OF Ihe niGht exit
nltlQhs. convincing proof OF TINS is found
/ III I4e IpIlo"lh@ iiSt. Htddilg II are Milton
! ana poiHe MOBILES, the Weli-known legit-
mat stars. VINO Lead the vaudeville van.
/ W ny WALKER reformed: the clever COM
/ coy ny MT. No3leS' VIII he gwen. except
iiui - diiI W. 'lL9y ilttlliee7' "Reh
! These two are Mr.. Mobiles latest and best
! works The Sohlkes, in their unique Phil
( ippine Pickantnny novelty will. be pleasing
to the Juveniles and equally diVerting to
| he elders. Mile. Irene and lana viii be a
surprise. because Zaza. Il dog, aids the
clever contortionist to perform several re-
| maTkah1a feats. The kleist Brothers will
give their music AMI magic. which also
rlts electricity to new and humorous uses
Tom Mack will duplicate the hit made by
( Arthur RieI,y. as his STYLE Of entertainment
| i much like his predecessors He is a
clever singer too. ana his songs are as
pleasing a feature of his work as his mon
| oIogua. Ada Sommcrs McWade. a charac-
/ ter singer will Introduce a new idea in
an aL-iIIe work and haI. success should he
I fr,.-.,, r-,ra,,us Il * orioira} and comic
- ,ar,I,.r.l j., costume viii stand ont a :
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YORK Guy. anu VIII come mere "IILct 81
phie Burnham mas thoroughly cHlllvateq
voice ana method, ana ner Singing Shoulu
be satisfying 10 those who crave the best
vocal work even IN ponte NaudeFhIt. IN the
New Grand will bring here all the novelties
ami celebrities of the season. Among those
will be Ching Ling Foo, Clssle Lotus "a
mile D'Arville, Verona Jarbeau, ADA COL
ley, the Fillmore Sisters, Felix Morris
| Henry Trader and company ana Louise
| Beaudette.
! . -, ,,, ,,r,r, III,
| NEk-\ANS L1tt' NJ lhEA FL l ne
widely known ana aiWayS poPniar ezra Ira Va, d
CANA ana pIfieSque VANITY ar; tlIe d /
traction at NtiI5ai! n.y. "I I'm - an o.
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