Evening star., 1921-06-26

f1%s r'ssa @ Of that tn, name Her ti.s i:d 6;s q;
! fall, until the war broke out. and returned in
| the spring TO her country home.
she had PASSED r Iaeh Of her ySs H., :, &
| for she WIS boin at SumtervilIe. 8. Z. sItwas
late in the 'Ds when Mss Kellogg seriossl-
| undertook ih" study OF music. She was frs,
/ heard ss finished singer in 1861. when
appeared at concert given the home. %
Edward .ooper.- IN the same y.s- she mFss
| her appearance NJ the Academy Of Music. Nss
| tork That WIS on February 70. 1851. sHpr
success was not brilliant. She continual. to
ways supposed that Minnie Hauck was ihe
first Carmen in America. bat in her autPbi-
oosrsphy Miss Kellogg emphatcaliy Claims a,at
honor II was Mss Kellogg who inssru-
/ mental in helping Emma Abbott 10 make 5,er
carcsc-
+ q;
THE clipping says that Miss Eel-
logg retired in 1887. II maybe
that she did, but the Clara ISou5s.
Kellogg English Opera Company
sang at Albaugh's during the week
beginning Monday. December AZ,
1888. She had been in Washington
[! many times before. singing in opera
at the National and in concertsat
Lincoln Hall. which for the bendft
of new Washingtonians the Rambler
will tell stood at the northeast COR
ner of 9Th and D street. HudSon
Taylor bought that ground in 1853
| and built a brick residence OMIT.
Hudson Taylor kept one Of the old
| Washington book stores, and $4,000,
i did his brother. Franck Taylor, who
F, lived at 324 Indiana avenue. The
! Hudson Taylor lots passed to- rthe
| Young Mems Christian Associat ionsin
| 1869 and Lincoln Hall was built eQbn
after that date. The hall burned and
h. h,tyl Il frs.p fod "a
modelled and opened in 1884 as Her-
zogs Museum. later Terxog's Ninth
Street Opera House. There was-an-
other fire and the next buildingSon
| the site is that which stands there
now and was opened as the Academy
of Music. ! think it was built in
1883. This is from The Star of Sat-
urday. December 13. 1854:
The work Of remodelng and arranging Lin
coin Hall is bsins rapidly pushed forward
Mr.. Daniel Herzog. the successful museum
manager, who has leased the hall for 4 long
term Of years, will open the hall on the 22nd
! Comic Opera Company appearing in The Mas
cot" Mr. Herzog expects to make his
scum popula: place Of Amusement by giving
frs;-class entertainments At low prices Of I'd
mission.
An advertisement in The Star says:
He4ogs New Museum date Lincoln HaID,
9th Md ID streets northwest. opens for the
season Monday next. december :2o with Jennie
! Audran's greatest success. .'The Mascot," !"
Every scene new from the brush Of Mr.. James
Lamb.
Sprcial-Betwe-n acts and two will be
introduced Mr. aud Mrs. zen. Mite. the mar
ried M d.ets.
Admission to family circle. 10 cents: adnnis-
sion 10 first floor. 20 cents. Seats may be re-
served one week in advance without extra
| charge. Box Cffice Gpen from 10 Am. TO 10
p.m.- Two performances daily during the sea-
son. Doors open at and pm; overture one
Carriages at 4:1o and 1910.
The Rambler has a program of the
opening night and the company were:
Matte Danielle. Kate Bauer. George
Paxton. Thomas Martin, Frederick K.
Raymond. Henri Kimball. James
Hoyt. George Bleekman. Charles
ME Dean, May Shreve, Marguerite
Keene. George Tyler, Bertha Wilson
and Rose Stella.
The executive staff of the theater
comprised Joseph X. Strasburger,
business manager: DIR. ]. NJ. Davis,
, treasurer: Grant Parish. press agent:
Daniel b. Immich. leader of orches-
ira; William Easton. advertising
agent: John Sawinson, master me-
ehanic; E. W. Carpenter. scenic ar
tist. and Harry Funk. master Of prop
critics. Many shows played there. and
among them was Miss Louise Pome-
roy " hose company put on Romeo
You Like It, and Hamlet" Miss
Pomeroy played there the week of
November 20. 1885. She took the part
of Romeo and the others were: Mer-
Quito. Charles Thornton; TyhaIt.
H. whedon; Benvolio. Walter Remson:
Paris, Names Fuld; Capulet, Charles
Bulkley: Apothecary, Edmund Bent
ley; Balthaser. Miss Katherin Doug
las: Peter. Frank Ferguson; Page to
Paris. Fred Johnson; Juliet Miss Mer-
ced Malarini; Lady Capulet, Miss
Genevieve Lytton, and Nurse, Miss
Agnes Maynard. 80"
ITO get back to the Kellogg Com
pany at Albaugh's. The RAIN
bier has two Of the programs. bor-
rowed from> the famous collection of
collector swho works in the sur
veyor's office at the District buid-
ing One Of these programs is Of
the Bohemian Girl" Thursday even
I ing. December 20, 1SSS. Miss Kellogg
is not in the cast. Airline is Harriet
Arnheim. Joseph Lynde: Florenstein,
Thomas Persse; Devilshoof. George
Fox: captain of the guard, s: N Lang
lois; queen of gypsies. Fannie A.
program of Carmen" Friday even
ing. December 81. 1883. shows Miss
kellogg on the bill. Others in the
cast are Signor Perugini, William H.
Lee. H. Hoveman, w. Francis. Syl-
vain Langlois. Thomas Persse. Hattie
B. Downing, Fannie A. Myers ana
| Harriet Avery.
Speaking of memories Of the stage
back in the sos, the rambler picks
per which he has been carrying for
long time, and had forgot about. 1t
was taken from The Star of Saturday.
August 25, 1858, and here it is:
"Plans of Washington Actors-So
many actors and actresses are now
on the stage whom Washington
claims as her own that they deserve
special attention. Robert L. Downing
will remain under the management OF
the country with an extended roper.
tory The chief addition to his plays
.will be St Marc, a strong drama pur-
chased from the estate of the late p.
IL. Davenport. which Mr.. Downing will
4 nut on the stage in an elaborate man
liner. Mr.. Charles b. Hanford remains
with the Booth Barret combination
with which he added SO much to his
reputation last season. Washington
will give to the stage another star
this season in the person OF Miss la
Lady Audly's' Secret Mr.. will
Lackey (Wilton Lackaye on, the
boards) expects to continue with tns
Paul Kauvar Company, in which he
made a hit last season.
Tim Murphy will go with Hoyt's
Brass Monkey company. Befte
Crawford will support CoriRne.
Crypt Palmoni will be with the Capt.
Jack Crawford Company. Whitman
hoh rnrSl