National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE NEW NATIONAL rnEArER.


THE NEW NATIONAL TnEATER.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company opens ut
the National Monday under the capable man
agement of Mr.. W. H. Foster, the former press
agent. They do an opera, new to this city,
called "Giralda" on Monday night with the
following cast Glralda, Miss Marie Stone;
ington; Philip, Duke Consort, Mr.. W. II. Mac
Donald; Don Japhet, Lord Chamberlain, Mr..
II. q. Barnabee; Don Manuel dc Riyas, Mr..
Tom Karl; DromeZ, n Miller. Mr.. Herndon Nor
sell; musical director, Mr.. s. L. studey stage
manager, Mr.. Fred. Williams. On Tuesday,
"victor, the Blue Stocking another new
T be On mat
bohemian Girl" Thursday, Victor, the
Blue Stocking Friday, ERA Dlayolo:" satur-
day matinee, ',.Giralda,p and on Saturday even
ing, "Victor, the Blue Stocking"
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.
The National Ideal Opera Company offers
the "Mikado' next week at Herzog's though II
was given before, judging that we want 1t
again--judging, we believe, correctly. The
time of the departure of this admirable COM
pany is near at hand, and they cannot possibly
leave better impression, as the last, upon the
public mind, than by reproducing the merriest.
wittiest most astounding piece of their list
engaged for next week Miss Bessie Gray, the
favoritc New York primo donna.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Lizzie Evans, who appears in "Fogg'
Ferry" at Ford's next week, Is now In her
third season as star, with an excellent sup
porting company, and every adjunct OF sceneY
and appointments TO insure successful preseh-
tations. During the past season Miss Evans
appeared in all the large cities Of the country,
from New Orleans to Montreal, and from New
York to Kansas City. Her success was re:
markGble. and her reception, at the hands Of
both press and public, uniformly cordial TO the
point Of Her improvement pro- has
doubleday the peer of any soubrette actress on
the stage. The sale of seats opens to-day.
ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Salvinis opening at Albaughs promises to
be the ma event q he on Mon
acts, from the French of Soumets. The play
treats of the prosecutions OF Christians during
the Christian Era, and the scene In which the
action passes is laid in Rome The story treats
of the love of Flavian, a Roman general, for
Neodamia, who proved to be the lost daughter
| of Nero, the Gladiator. Neodamia is con
demned TO die for her religion, and Nero, the
Gladiator, is selected to perform the act of kill
ing her. By his pleadings, and through the
| interposition OF Faustine, empress of Rome, her
life is spared only for day. The populsce
discovered the identity of his child, Stays her,
in order that she may not fall into the hands Of
the Romans.
DIME MUSEUM.
Avery entertaining and curious performance
| is offered for next week at the Dime by the
Victoria operate and Speciality Company. II
| will embrace Cinderella" "Red Riding
Hood" and an olio Of songs, dances, and jug
| Cling,
THE CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT.
The programme of the fourth Sunday con
| cert at the New National Theater, which oc.
ours tomorrow is full of good things as will
be seen Overture, Tampa" Herold the Ma
| rine band. Quartette. "A Sweet Little Face al
the Window, Rathbone; Messrs Smith, Daniel
Foresman, and Hickox. Duet for comets
1.-THE Swiss Boy Bent; Messrs. Smith and Pc
trola, The Jewel song from "Faustn G9nh 1.
"Mephistofele," comprising "The Prologue :
"The yalse," From the Green Fields" "Wel
May the Young and Fair and the Garden
Scene" Caprice, "Inyitation Ia yalse !
Weber Marine band, Quartette, "The Tear,
% M ws stela SmifS
phonium, Mr. Henry Schuldt. Swedish songs
Brahams; Miss Louise Pyke. Choral, "0ld
Hundred" Marine band. The general admis
sion is only half dollar, and the best seat II
the house quarter extra.