Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-07
'plunk and PUNK artists, and Charles W.
Young. In addition there will be three
other all-star acts in the olio.

"plunk and plunk'' artists, and Charles w.
| Young. In addition there will be three
| other all-star acts in the olio.
! KERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER.-Ir-
| wins Majestic Burlesquers which will
| commence an engagement at the Lyceum
| next week, VIII be surprise to the patrons
| OF TINS popular house. The opening and
| CLOSING purlesques are said to be thorough
| iy refined without 4 suggestive line or
| action' ninety staged and costumed, while
portions OF the scenes are declared to be
! mos aosu,, artistic The action throughout is
| uescrioed as quick and continuous. The
vaudeville portion of the program is COM
posed OF strictly high-class specialties by
Such widely known artists as the Todd
Judge Family, in ground and lofty tum-
| bling: the emperors of German comedy,
kolb and Dill; the London Music Hall IA
| Norfte, Marie Feaugarde: the three mar
h VICIOUS Merrills' introducing difficult trick
| plcycle riding; Harvey and Irwin, in the
| latest coon songs. and THE Sunbeams,"
the Mitchell Sisters, in dancing.
THE SHAKESPEARE RECITAL.-The
iecture-recital which takes place tonigfN at
me unlversalist Church, by Mr. William
Shakespeare of London. will probably at
tract greater number of vocal teachers
ana students than has ever been gathered
together in this city. Mr.. Shakespeare al
tnough singer of artistic accomplishments
IS better known a vocal teacher and
lne interest manifested by the music-loving
people IN this city in his lecture has been
very great. He comes here at the instance
o! MISS Katie V. Wilson, who was one of
ms pupils, but is announced by Mr.. Percy
.: roster. 1t Is expected that those who
a'tehd VIII receive valuable suggestion and
instruction, as well as good entertainment
MISS wilson has issued Invitations for re-
ceptlon to Mr.: Shakespeare at her house to-
Ilorro" evening, which will be strictly a
private affair, and only those to whom cards
nave been sent will be admitted.
DE pa GUM NAVE
me famous Russian pianist Vladimir de
fachmann, will be heard in single recital
Wednesday afternoon of next week at the
Columbla Theater, under the auspices of
tne Damrosch Society. This recital is the
second or what promises to be a most sue
cessful series of concerts given by the
Damrosch Society this season. De Pach-
mann program is an extremely fine one
ana, besides SIX Chopin numbers, contains
the entire Waldstein Sonata of Beethoven
the F minor Impromptu of Schubert the
entire u minor Sonata of Schumann and
the Weber Invitation to the Dance The
Snopln numbers are the Nocturne, op. 81
- nat: Etude, OPP. 10, No. 5. G fiat: Pre-
ludes Nos. 20 "a, op. %: Mazurka. op 7.
minor, and the Third Ballade, op. Al, A
nat. The sale of seats begins tomorrow
morning at Guzman's, in Droops music
store.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.-Tonight,
a. National Rifles Hall, there will be re-
ci'al OF dramatic, lyric and ballad music
given by Philip Dalmas, Victor Daprato
ana John F. Braun, under the auspices of
Charles Bischoff of Paris. Mr. Dalmas is
the baritone of the Societe Humbert de
or Brussels, pupil of Ysaye, and Mr.
Braun is a tenor of Philadelphia The pro-
gram will embrace examples of the ancient
ana modern schools, among which are sew
eral sung Tor the first time in this city, and
some of the most celebrated Scotch and
Irish ballads.