National Republican., 1875-11-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
National Thsstr,-Rarrr Sullivan.

Nelonal 1neaIIe-barry oull1Vans
The presence Of Barry Sullivan as Richelieu at
the National theatre tonight is one of the prin-
cipal events OF this theatrical season. He is an
English actor in great repute, and in the list Of
eminent tragedians his name has ranked. very
high for many years, and his acting will surely
afford dramatic instruction and entertainment OF
the highest order, and the younger class Of
theatre-goers will surely profit much by attend
ance. Mr.. Sullivan produces, Tuesday evening,
" Richard ILL.," Wednesday evening, " Hamlet u
and during his engagement this famous tragic
actor will appear as Beverly, in Edward Morris
standard tragedy Of Tho Gsmester." 1t is now
fifteen years quite since Mr.. Sullivan was in this
country and those too young to attend the theatre
will be glad of this opportunity to hang on men,
ory's wall the grand pictures OF Mr.. Sullivan as
Cardinal RichelIeu, Hamlet, Richard III. and
Beverly. Weshall expect to see very full houses
He will be supported by Mr.. ]. F. Cathcart Mr.
Louis Aldrich and Miss Lille Glover. For sew
.eTal years NiEs Glover assumed the role OF Julie
TO Mr.. Edwin Forests Richelieu, and q most
exquisite rendition of the character may be ex-
pected from her. Miss Glover, in much less con-
spicuous parts, has won the sincere good will Of
Washington theatre gOers, and her position now
as leading lady in Mr.. Ford's company Is one OF
Well-assured popularity.
Ford's Opera Eouse-Itallan Opera.
The bare announcement that we are to have
Italian opera will be hailed with delight by our
music-loving citizens Miss Adelaide Phillips, q
pIlEld OOuuds uds an eACelleQL
company, and will give their first opera here on
Monday evening" Novembers 8. Miss Phillips has
q young sister who has recently returned from
Europe, having obtained high honors as a lyric
artist upon the Italian stage. Mr.. Tom Karl is
too we'll known here to need any commendat
at our hands. Miss Phillips company has all the
accessories to insure success-an excellent orches-
ira and welldisciplined chorus. Due notice will
be given of Miss Phillips repertoire Of operas.
The Theatre Comique.
This evening, at the Theatre Comique, Miss
Lille Wilkins2s appears in the leading role of
Bartly Campbelrs domestic and Sensational
drama of 'ELittIe Sunshine" The greatest aero
bats in the world, the Poole brothers, also make
their third appearance in the United States at
the Comique tonight; Miss Lille Hall, q singer
and actress Of note, and the serio-comic vocalist
Miss Clara Moore, are also among the new COM
ers. AntoiDette kurtZ remains, with the ballet
troupe, which includes the Clintop sisters Hattie
Hastings and Miss Siegel The performance will
commence with tine minstrel scene.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Tonight Professor ]. H. Anderson, the 'tWizard
of the NORTH" opens at Odd Fellows hall for a
limited season. This Rutocrat of the realm of H.
Iusion will be assisted by Miss Leona Anderson,
an Asiatic wonder in the acts Of aerial suspension
Behind the veil Of Isis and the Ashantee mystery,
Miss Virginia Anderson, Miss Ida de We're and
Mr.. Harry Fenner will also assist him in a most
attractive programme.
Mons. Latin and Joe Coburn.
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall Mons.
Latin and Mr.. Joe Coburn give peculiar and
most unique entertainment. Mons. Latin is one
Of the handsomest men in existence He is so
rare physical beauty that his services as a
model Tor statues are In demand among the
greatest sculptors. He will, clad in white siI K
tights, produce from the "Atelier OF Canovan
rebreseptatiDs Of the most celebrated stauary in
the world. A host of variety talent appears on
the occasion, and the entertainment closes with
ETom Cribs Parlor Scene" between Mons.
Latin and Joe Coburn.
Harry Brooks.
The champion walker of the world, Mr. Harry
Brooks, is in town, It is understood for the pur-
pose of closing the arrangements for his walking
match with Miss Annie Hindle. Miss HIndIe
numbers her friends by the score in this CITY, ana
they will hardly be slow in backing her against
the pretensions of Mr.. Brooks for the general
opinion is that she can beat him.
The Avenue Theatre.
Manager Bauer announces a long list Of changes
at the Avenue this week and the appearance of
several new stars renowned in the variety profess
sion for their talent in scng, dance and special
characteristics. The patronage or the Avenue
theatre stage Is large and enthusiastic and Is
solely merited BY the excellence Of the perform.
aces given.