National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight the first production in America of
DEnnory's great drama, "Vautour, the Ex-
ile,' promises to bring out the most intellectual
and fashionable gathering of the season. in-
cluding foreign ministers aud high govern
ment officials. Prof sousa will lead with in
creased orchestra and original music, expressly
composed for this occasion. No expense has
been spared TO render tho mechanical effects
beautiful and attractive, as the play itself calls
for elaborate stage setting, which will be one
of its chief features.
The part Of Vaulour is said to be especially
suited to exhibit Mr.. Downings eminent
tragic abilities to the best advantage Artists
of national reputc have been engaged to sup.
port Mr. Downing, and the cast Is the strong.
est ever seen In the metropolis. 10 includes
Miss Constance Hamblin. late leading lady to
Kcene; Miss MayBroOklyn, beautiful English
actress, Mrs. W, g. Jones. an old.Bowery favor
itei Miss lis GlaTee @ Ihayer, Miss Emily Cowles,
late leading man TO Dotta; j.. l.. Edwards,
George W. Farren, Joseph Nagle, jr., Joseph
brennan, Joseph Wilkes, George Il. Toggart,
Robert Il. Boss Ed. a. Carter. Arthur Glenn,
Jo Lc Brnss, Il. A, Heath, Joseph NJ. Russell,
Robert A. Dixon G. y. Lehman and Henry Hill.
yard. One of the scenes will include q beautl-
lul natural waterfall twenty feet in height.
The many friends of Mr.. Downing will assure
him hearty welcome
The sale Of seats Is the largest ever known ut
the New National. There is every indication
will be the grandest in the history of Washing
ton theatricas.
ALBAuGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
AZ Albaugh's tonight Nine. Emma Nevada
will appear in q farewell concert under the
direction OF Mr.. G. A. Chzzola and assisted by
the same artists rs in her former concert here,
including Norgnet, tenor; Signor Butt, barry.
tonei signor Casau, ylolinist; Mr.. Lewita the
pianist, and Gloria, solOist. Nine. Nevada has
Just finished n successful tour throughout the
country, and the previous impression created
by her former concert will no doubt bring out
the elite OF the city TO- honor the sweet singer
by their presence. The programme has not
yet been announced, but issaidt to bo popular
one.
day evening with "Mlle. Nitoucho," an oper.
eta which was specially written for this ar
tiste Dy Messrs Meilhac and Herve; Thursday
fESeRS eene W Bs syon Tafy dSS %SFk Bsc &
urday matinee, "Grande Duchesse," and Sat
ur9ay night ia Femme Papa" in which
Judic Is said to be at her best. The sale of
seats for the engagement Is already large.
Nine. Anna Judic Is uncxcelled as refined
vaudeville actress and her appearance in this
| city will no doubt create furor.
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.
The grand spectacular drama, "In the
Ranks" at Hcrzog's tonight and through the
week. Scenery, just arrived, is magnificent,
| and the revolving transformation effect occur.
ing in the last act, will be found full of surprise
THE BuoU TnEATER.
AZ tIIaTiss Bijou Theater Lawrence STarston's
"a Wiie's Honor will be produced, with
| Mr., Marston in the leading role. lie will be
| assisted by q specially selected company The
| play is Of the emotional order, and full OF vivid
| and startling scenes requiring new and
| original scenic effects.
THE NATIONAL MusEE.
A more attractive variety show could scarce
| be desired than that TO be presented through
| ont this week at the National Dime Museum.
| The celebrated Rieley and Redding give life
| and vigor TO the exciting play of Insanity"
| Large crowds are interested In the CxtraOr-
| dinary collection of curiosities connected with
| the institution. one week from tho 10th in.
slant the prOprlctors Of the Musce Will give n
| first prize viii be a diamond pin second, gold
watch and chain, third gold medal.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
"Collnrs and Cuffs' tonight at the Dine,
| and TO the weeks end, afternoons included.
Fannie Bcanc will illustrate II brilliantly.
THE MANASSAS PANORAMA.
The panorama OF Manassas, corner of Fiji
| large attendance and much favorable cOmmen.
| during the past week. II is a combination OF
| illusion and art representing historical
| battle. IL must be seen to be appreciated.
| CARNIVAL At l. STREET RINK.
| The second carnival of the street rink will
| take place on Tuesday night. Costly prizes are
| offered. A world of fun may certainly be Oh.
| tanned ON this occasion for - cents the cost OF
| ticket, and also, perhaps, one of the beautiful
| gifts.