Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHEATER,
Psnnsylv.nins y neysnue. near willards Hotel:
LEONARD 6kOFEk CO.-............ Directors
LEONARD GR0yER-.-...o d. HESS.
The Directors beg leave to call Especial Attention
" 'A' h0TDAY EVENING, March s. 1886.
After an amsunt Of time and care in its PREPARATION
= How shE Lows HIM
iraoI dnary degree Of public interest on account Of
the tty lie Of thorough excellence in every detail
cast at once complete. appropriate. and unap-
prcachable in point Of general excellence by any
dram afie organization on this continent.
KIT III ssiffns IN fSpix OF
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
0EOR61 LEA Proprietor
new PERFORMERS EVERY WEEK
The Manager, ever anxious to please his patrons,
her Of nights, the Wonder OF the World, Flying
in'0usn 'ns AM }. W. WARD,
EIcitipe Act Of the CLOUD SWING, or n more is
FLYING THROUGH THE AIR!
,ns airst appeasrsnsen n Of Miss FANNY FERRERO,
Two New Pieeesz.The Farce of THAT RASCAL
THE VIRGTNIA MUMMY. '"'''''N
MuLLIGAN in New Negro Acts;
GE0. EDWARDS in New Pathetic Ballad on
RI BuCKLEY in his Sweet Solos on the Guitar
The BoUoGEr on BEAUTY Consisting gsist of Six
teen Charming Young Ladies In a number of New
FORTY NEW ACTS EACH NIGHT
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
GROWERS THEATER.
LEONARD GROVER -..-........PROPRIETOR
FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
In com plisnee with the request of many in high
places as well as Of many of the first citizens Of
Washington, Mr.. Grover has determined,
BEFORE DIsBANDING THE COMPANY,
to give
BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
comprising the presentation of several important
New Artistes and several New Operas.
The Season, limited to Six Farewell Representa-
lions, will commence
MONDAY, MARCH H12.
The Company embraces
THEODORE FORMEs,
the celebrated Tenor from the Royal Opera Uouse
berlin, where his position the First Tenor of the
German 0perstic Stage, 10 strictly beyond cayil
WILHELM FORMEs,
Baritone, from Royal Opera House, Berlin, and
Opera House, Hamburg. These two are younger
brGthers than the celebrated Basso, Karl Formes
and take European rank with his best artistic days
JOSEPH HERMANs, the Greatest Living Basso.
FRANZ HIMMER. the popular Heroic Tenor
THEODORE HABLEMAN,
the fayorite Lyric Tenor
JOHN ARMAND, Lyric Tenor
JOSEPH wEINLICH, HEINRICH sTINECKE.
ALPHONsE URCHs, OTTO LEHMAN.
MILE ELVIRA NADDI,
'be new Prima Donna, has gained daily in strength,
climate, is now making o continued series of
triumphs.
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER,
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNsEN,
MILE SOPHIA DZIUBA,
MADAME ANNA PICONNAsI,
her first appearance in Washington.
THE GRAND CHORUS
will be found ned since its last appe arsnce
BY the addition Of several valuable voices, ard
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
by number of the first instrumsntalists of the day
THE REPERTOIRE
will embrace the Gems of the
GERMAN OPERA
WILLIAM TELL, .ROssINI
MASSAHIELLO
hIREILLE
FRA DIAV0L0- .............AUBE
LES HUGUENOTs MEYERBFER
STRADELLA-................. FLOTOW
composer OF MARTHA,)
And on the same evening, the very celebrated
KERMESs ACT OF FAUST T................GOUNOD
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE SEASON,
and three alternate nights only, has commenced,
At the following prices:
Orchestra Chairs, for season. sI2 90
Dress Circle and Parquette, for season....... 80
Drehs Circle and farquette, for three alter
nate 90
This sac exclusively will be continued until
will he definitely closed, and more seats will be
sold at those prices.
ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING.
Thursday March 8, the sale for enc or mere single
nights will commence, at the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
One Orchestra Chair for one night 50
Further particulars will be given In future an
noHGcement. mh5
CoNoEEr'
AT METZEROTT HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7TH
MENDELSSOHN'S. GRAND oRATORIo OF
"ST. PAUL."
BY THE WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY,
Under the direction of DIR. j. p. CAULFIELD
Solo parts by Messrs. GEO. SIMPSON and j. b,
THOMAS, of New York
Tickets, 81; ; to be had at the Music Stores.
Secured seats, SO Cents extra, at Metzerott's
Music Store. m3-4t