The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK.

AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE tho Milan
Grand opera Company Will open week OF
italian opera tonight with the presentation
OF aida" The cast for "Aida' comprehends
the full strength Of this excellent company,
and their former renditlons OF the opera have
received tho warmost commondaton OF mot
ropolltan critics. Slgnor Glannini, the tonor
OF the troupe, is phenomenal "star," and
both In voice and dramatic action forclbly re-
coils Wachtel. Slgnora Damarlnnl has also
achieved brilliant euccess during tne re-.
cent engagement OF this company at tho star
Theatre In New York,
The repertoire for the week is n most excel
lent one, and VIII afford lovers OF good music
exceedingly well sung. IL includes "Atda,,
"Troyatore," "Rigoletto," "Norma," "Il
Guarney," with "Aida" repeated at tho satur-
THE GRAND opERA.HoUsE Will open Its at.
tractive doors for the fret time this evoning to
welcome an audience, and those who, for the
flrst Time, see the beauties OF Its Interior, VIII
realize with a feeling OF thnnkfulnees what
commodioue, comfortable and pleasant place
OF amusement has arisen In our midst since
the close OF the last dramatic season, The
opening night will be q remarkable event; the
best citizens Will be there, the infantry VIII be
on hand In full uniform, and the scene VIII DO
one of brilliance-musically, ar1istlcaily,
socially, and In every other respect
Miss Abbott and her sparkling cluster OF
popular singers Will greet an approciatlve
audience and render ''semiramide" under tho
moet favorable auspices.
Day." "Maritana," "Bohemian Girl, "Mig-
nom" "La Traviato," 'Il Trovatore" and
"Martha" Will be tho attractions.
Following tho Abbott opera Company at AL
bauRh's new theatre, comes genuine dra-
matte sensation, new TO tho washington stage,
In tho person oftho distinguished and highly.
gifted Austrian artist, Nine. 'Arco Janish. She
Is the wife OF Count 'Arco, one OF the oldest and
wealthlest families In Austria. For the past
lve years Mmo. Janish has occupied the posi-
tion OF principal actrees In the Imperial Thea
tire, st. Petersburg, where sbo is life pen.
sionnalre.
In personal appearance Nine. 'Arco Janlsh 10
unusually handsome. She Is slightly above
tho medium height, and possesses n finely
moulded ana neutrality-suspicious. figure.
Her features are regular ana remarkably
sympathetic. Her eyes are bright, black and
Intelligent, and reflect her thoughts and ONO
tions with wonderful distlnctness and rapidity.
This 10 the lady's fret tour OF America, au d
sho is already the recipient OF the most grace
inl tributes TO her wonderful acting. st.
Petersburg and Vienna bowed to her genius,
and America, with as keen an appreciation or
talent, appears inclined to do likewise.
FonD's UPERA.HoUsE opens week OF spec-
tacular melo-drama OF superior order to-
night. The "Hoop OF Gold" achieved phe-
nomenal success In London. Tho play i5 Eng
llsh In plot, thrilling In episode and melo.
scenes and startling sensations. Tho scenery
is accurate and faithful In Its representation
OF the resorts, famous places and slums oil
London.
THE DIME MUSEUM strengthens Its always
attractive and novel performance this week
by the addition OF q dramatic performance OF
high merit. The version Of the 1.-TWO or
phane," to be rendered tonight and during the
remainder Of the week, has met with success
and popular approval wherever It has been
rendered.
THE THEATRE CoMIQUE continues 10 pre-
sent n novel and varied performance we'll cal
culated TO amuse the large audiences nightly
attracted. Tho present week Will be no excep
tlon TO the rule adopted by the present man
agemeDt OF giving n big bill and the latest va
riety successes OF the country.
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