The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS,
TnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wAnpr.

THE Observation-Disclosures wARDE.
Frederick Warde drew good house lest
night at the National to witness the play of
Damon and Pythias." A handsome delega.
uon OF Knights Of Pythias sweled the
auuience, and brought beautiful floral offer
ipg lor tne distinguished tragedan. His rend-
tOn oil the character Damon has improved by
a certain softening and rounding of the holder
points IN tragic character. Mr. Warde's able
uellueation of his part was materially
strengthened and assisted by an unusually
stroug support.
Mr.. l.. j. Henderson as PWhids won upon
tne audience at the start; he held his place In
t x1r good .graces all the way through. Mr.
weaver DionySiuS was an acceptable prescn-
.a,Ion, not lacking in spirit Miss Ida YER
p po nlaue lovely Hcrmione, and Miss Adele
DeIeraue as Cdidnthe received merited APP
plause, ana beautiful basketof flowers was
gwen her' Tonight "Virciuius' will be pre-
ALBAUGH's-"TwBLvB TEMPTATIONS"
1t would require more than twelve tempta-
'ions TO lure many people from their comfort
aoie MONIES on such night as last night was
ana the audience at Albaugh's was au evidence
OF IT, The play was Gilmore's Twelve Temp
tations, sort of of meteorological spectac-
ular drama with ice kings aud sun queens and
weather prophets and rain gods, and every
ming except stars In it. 1t is constructed with
tne usual elements Of plot, bullet, scenery and
colored lights, and several OF the settings are
superb; noticeably the last one which is, with
out IouDt, as glittering Il stage setting as has
ever oeen seen In this city. Some Of the COS
TUNES were very fine and some of them quite
the contrary. The ballet of All Nations was
unique and interesting. Miss Jesse West won
recall by her singing and dancing. The dra-
matte portion Of the presentation lacked the
QUANTITIES which command compliments. There
was neither wit in the dialogue or novelty in
tue cause Of which 1t was the effect. Again
tonight.
THE BIJoU-wiLBuR OPERA COMPANY.
"Ihe Two Nagabonds," given by the WI
bur Opera Company at the Biiou last night,
was easily recognizable as "Ermiuie," and,
indeed, there was little or no effort at disguise.
some excellent results were produced as 10
the comedy features of the performance. w.
| ii. kohnle introduced a number Of new com
lcalltles which the audience took to most
kindly. His topical song, Nobody Knows"
was encored until all the verses were ex-
hausted. Miss Susie Kirwin, the soubrette of
| the piece, was favorte as usual. j. Il. Cur
ley demonstrated his popularity as a light
opera tenor. "The Two Vagabonds" tonight.
KERNAN's-HARRY KERNELL's COMPANY.
A long list of excellent speciality features
adorns the programme at Kernan's this week.
|
surrounded himself with people who stand
| high up in their line of business. The imita-
tions of Frank Bush, the mimic, formed one OF
| the most enjoyable features of the entertain
ment On Thursday, Friday and Saturday a
puglistic exhibition will be given by Jake
Kilrain and Charlie Mitchell in connection
with the other attractions.
GLOBE THEATRE-LA RosE's STAR COMPANY.
The Globe Theatre formerly the Dime
Museum) under the management of Roop &
hopper, opened last night with Harry La
Roses Star Speciality Company. The old
place has been thoroughly renovated, regen'
Grated and redecorated new stage,new scenery
and is now something that the propretors
may rejoice in. There was good audience
for so bad a night and the stage attractions
were above the average. Harry La Rose was
very good, and John S. and Lucille Grieve'
made big hit in their comedy portrayals
The Coulson Sisters, in song and dance, were
also attractive. The show all around wa'
more than worth the money. Again tonight