National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.


FoRD's oPKRA HOUSE.
Thatcher Primrose x Vests minstres drew
a crowded house at Ford's Opera House last
night. The programme was replete with fun,
the six famous end men, Thatcher, Primrose,
Bllly Rice, Carl Rankin, McNish and Edwards
vying with each other in their comicalities
The singing is OF high order OF excellence
this set of vocAlists having worked together
for several years with the exception of Mr.
Olcolt, who takes Frank Howards place in
the sextet The solos of Messrs. OKeefe.
Olcott, and Winter , won wel,i.,desetyedi
act, "silence and Fun" brought down the
house. The bicycle clog was q pretty and
effective feature of the programme. The rep
resentations of statuary by Muldoon were
beautiful and artistic in conception and exc
cution The programme closed with the bur.
lesque "Irovy Tory is H." The entire per-
iormance was fully up to the high standard OF
this company.
THE WHITE SLAVE" AT ALBAUGHs,
A fair sized audience witnessed the opening
performance of the white Slave at Al
baughs Opera House. The performance ran
smoothly, aud was very checlivo. Miss New
man us Lisa, the white slave, carried the
sympathy OF the audience throughout by her
| womanly and natural rendition of the part
| The company Is very strong one, and brings
out in good relief the striking features of the
| play. The setting was all that could be de-
| sired, and the shower of real water added no
| little to the general effect. The white Slave"
| will be repeated every night, with afternoon
performances on Wednesday and Saturday.
BlscHoFFs CONCERT.
| The last of the series of popular concerts
| given at Congregational Church. under the
| direction of DR.. j. ii. BischOn Will take place
OH Friday evening of this week An espe.
| cially good programme ~ III preparation, and
! no effort will be spared to make II the best o.
the course, A few good seats are still to be
had at Ellis's music store.
THE ROLLER RINK.
The Washington Roller Rink presented an
unusual attraction last night Mr.. Canary.
the champion fancy bicycle rider. aud Messrs.
Liyesy aud Gilmore, pair of famous trick
| roller skaters furnished an exceptionally fine
entertainment, which was loudly applauded
by the large audience present. The New York
and National base ball mines were present TO
witness the exhibition The performance
will be repeated tonight and to morrow night
aud is well worth seeing, as the gentlemen are
unequaled in their specialties.
THE MAMIE MoRRICE' CONCERT TONIGHT.
his,eyening's testimonial concert to little
Miss Mamie Morrce at Congregational Church
will be both socially aud nluslcally one ofthe
most interesting events of the close of the con
cert season, the world OF fashion and socia
prominence having taken very lively In
ierest in tie success OF the youthful artist, and
the programme comprising combustion u
local talent rarely united upon one single en-
tGrtalument. The vocal part embraces mum
bcrs by Miss Eva Mills, Nine. Roemer-Kaspar
Mrs True, Miss Minnie Evan, Miss Homer
and Mr., h, ], Whipple, while the inStrunentg
part will be rendered by Prof Bischof Mani,
Morrlcc, aud Mr Waldocker as aGcompanist
The programme will be us follows Overture
Aubtr DR.. j. w. Bschoili Ave Maria, Bach
Gounod, Miss Homer Violin Obligato by Mr.
IL. &. BernayB, "lnyitatlon to the Dance,
Weber, Mamie MOrrioe; Concert Waltz, bud
ley Buck, st. Cecilia Quartette; Aria, "Qui-la
NOCe" Belllui, Nine, Ruspar; Marguerite,
Bischon, Mrs. True; 10 son ritania (MignOnl
Thomas Miss Eva Millsi fntasle, "puritani,
LeybaCk Mamie MOrricei 'Margery,' BischOtl
Miss EwRni "rhe Bugler," Plnsuti. Mr., Whip
pie; organ Solo, selected. DR.. Bisohoh
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