Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-15
League.
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-The seventh week
of summer opera at Albaugh's will be given to
the production of ''Nanon." which is one of the
most tuneful and popular of comic operas. The
cast will include Addie Cora Reed from the
New York Casino as NdrOn; Alice Garlic. Ninon
de FEnclos; Mabella Baker, Nine. de Mdiritnon;
Laura Willard, Castor; Vim. Pruett, Marquis
d Aubigne; Walter Allen, Marquis de MdrsiLac;
Chas. Lang, Viscount de MdrsiHac; George
Broderic, FAGbe, and Robert Broderick, Ser
geaHt.
THE MIKADo" will be continued this after
noon and tonight at Albaugh's, and ''Amorita'
will not be brought back for Miss Lannon'S
farewell appearance, as was at first intended.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-The performance
tonight at the New National theater for the
benefit of the sufferers along the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal deserves to be
literally patroniZed. The PLAYS selected 'My
Turn Next and Nan. the Good-for-Nothing. "
are both amusing, and as the rehersals have
been conducted under the direction of Mr..
Harry buckingham, an excellent performance
may be anticipated. Professors Williams and
Russell will also appear in their specialties-the
mandolin, guitar and banjo. The orchestra
will be led by Mr.. John P. Sousa.
TOMORROW NIGHT's CoSCERT-The concert
to be given at Albaugh's Opera house to-
morrow Sunday night by the Lamont opera
company and others for the benefit of the
JOhnstown sufferers, promises to be eminently
successful. Beside the entire opera COMPANY,
there will be an orchestra of 100 musicians Of
this city, organized by Mr. Bernavs; the orches-
ira will be led by Mr.. Sousa, and Mr. AdoIph
Bauer will conduct for the opera company and
act as accOmpanist. The entire receipts will be
devoted to the object for which the entertain
ment is given. The program. which is particu-
larry attractive, is as follows: l. March-Coro-
nation, Meyerbeer, orchestra, 2. Gloria, from
18th Mass. Mozart, chorus and orchestra g.
Song-"Tale OF Whale" Mollay, Mr.. George
Broderick. 4. SOng-"Love's Old Sweet Song"
Miss Mabella Baker. 5. Song-selected Mr..
Louis De LANCE. 6. SOng-selected, Miss Helen
Lamont. z. Overture-William Tell. Rossini,
orchestra. g. Song-selected. Miss Alice Garlic
9. SOng-"Charity, Faure, Mr.. VIM. Pruett.
TO- Violoncello SODA, Nocturne, FIR. Chopin;
b, Gavotte, ID. Pepper, NJ. Paul Miersch. H.
Sextette from Lucia, DonZetti, Misses Lamont
earle and Baker, Messrs. Pruett, Lang and
Broderick. r. Waltz-Dolares, Waldteufel,
orchestra.
KERNANs THEArER.-There will be another
SIX days go-as-you-please female walking
match at kernan's next week, commencing five
minutes after midnight tomorrow night The
entries include Nora Evans. Nine. Tobias Nav
Massicott, Millie Rose. L. La Chapelle, Miss
Livingston, Carrie r. Rice. Belle Henderson,
Sue Smith, Laura Jeffries. Millie Arnott, and
Bessie Macbeth. Three hundred miles are
necessary to secure a share of the gate receipts
Beside the walking match there will be a
| variety entertainment in the summer garden
every night and matinee performances on Mon
| day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
The CoRCORAS CADETS will give their eight
zenith moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall ne II
Thursday evening, when an enjoyable time may
be anticipated. The annual exhibition drill
of the cadets will take place next Wednesday
evening at the east front of the capitol imme-
diately after the Marine band concert