National Republican., 1886-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL rHEATER.

"Anopera at the Thalla," says the New York
Times, rs always a success" Ambers New
York Thalia Opera Company will commenced a
series of light operas at tho New National
Iheater on Monday. next, the 18th instant
Among the principals are: Miss Selma Kro-
nald prima donna; Miss Emmy Meilert SOU
brettee; Miss Lucie Colmar, Mrs. Albertlne
Habrioh, Mr. Ferdinand Schuetz, tenor; Mr.,
Eduard Elsbach, tenor; Mr.. Max Lube, come
dian, and Otto Rathjens, barytone; Mr. Otto
Meyer, barytone; Mr.. Hermann Gerod, bass;
Mr.. Paul stelndorii, first leader Of orchestra;
Mr.. Rudolf Reese, second leader OF orchestra,
and gs1a chorus 5S Of forty trained voices
Cesar Tuesday, "Czar and Zimmermaun'
Wednesday, maid of Bellevllle;" Thursday,
mSngye seTy waS Friday ShsPeone SATURDAY r lay
first time herel, "Trumpeter OF sacckingen,"
new opera by Emil Kaiser.
ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. lawrence Barretts production OF
second week at Albaugh's Grand Opera House,
will be on q grand scale. One hundred and
MY auxillaries will assist, oil newly Custumed
Historically correoV. a double male quartette
from New York will also participate, and boy
choristers will be engaged In this city. Mana
ger Albaugh IA painting new scenery through.
out for Mr.. Lawrence Barretts production OF
scenes, ,as follows, each standing two acts, viz.
Acts and 2-The Ruins OF Ancient Rome;
acts and 4-Banquet Hall in Rienzi's House:
properties also entirely new. Mr.. Barrett win
appear to-nightin In "Yoricks Love-" tomorrow
night In the 'Merchanto Venice" and David
Garrlcki' at Saturdays matinee In Francesca
Da Rimini," and Saturday night in Julius
Cesar"
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT.
The first concert of the fourth season of the
Choral Society was held last night at the Con-
and SpprecIatve audience. The platform M was IS
rather overcrswded between members of the
chorus and OF the orchestra, and the volume
Of sound was scarcely prSpoT,ihoned to the
adecided success. Miss Charlotte Walker, who
sang "Sulle Materne Ceneri," and tho soprano
part In "Rebekah,' a scriptural idyl, was re-
what cold, but II is sweet and true. aud, in the
duets with Mr. MockrIdge, the tenor, produced
delightful effects Mr.. Mockrldge sang with
Bracket, and "Best OF An" by Frank Moir.
| To an encore he replied with "Over the Hills
and Far Away" which was received with
loud applause.
=, Mr. George Prehu, the barytoae, sang tho
Toreador's song IRON Carmen" and re-
| spondCd TO loud call with a song to which he
| played his own accompaniment. Mr.. Prehu' 8
with Judgment, which Is evidently the result
Of careful training. Joseph Barnby's cantata
"Rehekah' was the evenings tour de force,
aud orchestra, Various church choirs were
represented in the chorus, which per.
formed It's work in spirited style,
@ entertainmeDt @ was sA'R tRS presence asarS the the
| orchestra Of several young ladies and gentle-
men, members Of the symphony Orchestra,
| who worked their violins like veritable "little
men," Altogether, the concert last night was
| most pleasing and creditable performance.
HARRIs's BIJoU THEATER.
| A full audience awaited "0thello" last night
| at the Biiou. Bandmann's Iago was a power
| full performance expressed more by a subduei
| EpnTpt than
| or violent action-in the manner chosen, the
| Just and true one, most effective. Othello
Clay Clement, was worthy of the stars repre-
| sentation, keeping pace with its dignity
Cassie, Frank Lander, testified to careful study
and deservedly won the favor OF all, Desde
mona, Louise Beaudet, left no excellence un
portunitics permitted by the tragedy, nobly
rose to the height Of each requirement..
Next week will Introduce quite dliieren
scene on the stage of the Bilou. Then comedy
| or pantomime, rather, for Tony Denier's troup
is announced. Three distinct plays will b.
| offered each matinee and evening, "Humpt!
| Dumpty Among the Indians being one o
them, This company is refined and elegant II
its entire composition, aud no obiection--no
the least-can be found in It's entertainments
KERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER.
Next week at Kernan's will be rare one
Clark and Rategans monster female min
strels--who are very far from monsters. bein,
beautiful-are to appear. In number thes
artists are twenty. five, in merits innumerablo
Jugglers, gymnasts balladists, dancers, sketch
ers, and many other speciallsts-all ladies
Gentlemen are quite excluded from the stag
they can't be kept out OF the auditorium, no
is 1t desired on so charming an occasion.
THE DINE MUSEUM
May Adams's Burlesque Company Is to de
lectate the Dime all through next week. Th
japanese minstrels are also to be seen an,
heard. There will be sufficient comicality I
content any attendant, reasonable be he, G
unreasonable. Expect much enjoyment, an
surely shall you realize your expectation.