The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1885-1888, 1885-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.


TIM SUNDAY EyrNiNd coNcERfs.
The second of the series ut grand sunday
evening concerts which will be given at the
Nov, Nnti,pol Tl,o,trc an poccr,bor % will he
w" '''
no'eNoIIhI "''usl"H' Inv l,'G' aiiiio oo,''
lalns, several novelties ana VIII introduce TO
the NaSmngton luDlc MISS bGle Cole,. y
mclZo soprano, who has mot with wonderful
success in various parts ui the country Dur.
ing the past hyG years she has frequently ap'
ISared under thG direction OF MI. I,nieoa,ore
Thomas ana the late DR. Damrosch-lndeCd, ~
would be difficult matter to name a single
concert or oratoriO performance OF any con
siderable Importance M New YORK city IN
which her name cannot ne FOUND on the pro
gramme. Lately She has been singing at the
sunday evening concerts which are being
given az the New YORK Casino ana with pro
1hIeu slGcoSI; IN 4uu,.Vh 10 MiSs , oO,e,
Wasbngton coniraito, Miss Birdie Lucas, The
wonderful chld-vlolinist; a choir OF sixteen
inadrigal boys, and the iull Marine Band, un-
uSr thc direction OF MT Johh Pmllp Suusi'
VII apIear IN programme oil unusual excel.
renee, me advance SAFE on seats opens at the
ooA olhce lhursuNy morning
"BoCCACuo' At the NATIONAL
Upoccacoio drew anothcr largo audienco TO
a., Nt,tt,,,,t ~, ~, tt, mil -,
tHe NatlonHl lheatro lasl uIgnt. inns opera
mas become quite laYoritc, although but re-
Gently introduced here. As given last might
scnted new charms. The artistic Efforts of
the solosts and the effective work of the
o1norus inaue u inost enloyaDle performance
~ s,o,i S,ontn ,,,,s Horimg
taken particularly good care that their stagC
should be dressed lin keepinp with the high
standard of the performnnccs Tho audience
was composed OF many DISTINGUISHED peoplc
All the boxes were occunicd Senators Eustis
and Hale with ladies' oCcupying the two up-
per ones on The right. MIR ~ n Corcornn's
party and General Sheridan and ladies the
lower ones. The upper eit.hand boxes were
nc"nnied Nv pnnrlni 1r"nncctnJ ,vith Tho onern
company. Mr. Harry Raplcy and party were
III tne l lover o3N =, Dur rel1predi,
a., i,n" 10 he mit II a. hasnd 80 ,o' o,
dan,s q, Gcr,nnn histor,, 81 tbc ncrtod az tLa
Eirst Nnrnicnn Tbr music H. sald To- he ,,cr,,
nrattr md we'll worked nm w w ''''
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Congregational Church was crowded last
night by an audience of musicians and music
levers and Mr. Jarvis pntlor ossistod Ia,
ME- i,, ni ind ,ilicr ,a usos, ,, ny
,,n, t thn ~ g I dcb pan9 hu or
tcmpted in this city. That Mr. Butlcr is n
skilliul organist was evidenced by his ma
nlpulatoh OF the large organ IN inc Bach
fugue, as wen as IN thS lreer orchestral treat
,,Sht uI inc otlcr hulnners on thc programme
MISS MuiIer i ~ cNceiieht planlst ana was
mcll IccSiN'u, ny ei,,re , rnioI,hlnlhent was
n fixture in this div. having cbarSe of Saw.
der s. Stayman's piano rooms at 03i street
LorrA IN "NIToucnEn
The charming Lolita is booked for tho M
,,nnol Theatrc for neyt yvook n ia ro,,, so,,
'.,, -, T. .,., 80 ~ ~,
fral years sllice sue nus appeared IN tnls CITY
nun tiio inSlJ ui'i'ouiucii'ciit VI IeT presence
I'm uo " nav ViOM'ou houses ior
.Io wJ i LIi ia u Is IhG iore
, mUsi ~ ,iln ,D y, Ply wJ ic ui SO
Hlu'H W lopulilIHv' anu ntzhugh, Sllc has ldl