Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-20
COMING ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE.-The leading come
dian of the Pearl of Pekn" company is Louis
Harrison, who has long been a favorite in &C.
centric comedy, in which he has had many sue
cesses. Miss ThOrne. the prima donna of the
company, is very highly spoken Of both as an
actress and vocalist. The company. which is
under the management of Rice and Dixey, is
numerically very strong, consisting of sixty
five people. All the scenery, which was painted
specially for this production will be brought
along by the company. The costumes form a
notable feature of the production as they are
genuine Chinese work, having been purchased
! from bankrupt Chinese dramatic COMPANY
They are said to be wonderfully rich and to
afford striking illustration of the possibilities
of Chinese art i'll this direction. There is said
to be much bright and catchy" music in the
Pearl of Pekin." and the libretto is the work
OF the brilliant New York Journalist, Charles A.
Byrne.
HARRIS BIJoU THEaTER.-The play at this
popular house next week will be True Irish
Hearts" which has before been seen here and
has been received with much favor. The play
Is replete with numerous and pathetic Incl
dents, and will be given by capable company.
The YALE GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS at their
concert at Congregational church Monday
evening will render number of the old-time
favorlte college songs and glees besides many
new ones. The program Is altogether very at
traetlye. and the entertainment is sure to be
enjoyable in an unusual degree. Seats are on
sale at MetzerOtts.
The NoGUEIRAs CoSCERT.-The concert to be
given by Nile. de Nogueiras and Signor Del
Puente, assisted by the Wagner society, at
National Rifles armOry Monday evening should
prove an interesting affair. Mile. de NOgueiras
has a well-trained voice of good and pleasing
quality. and she sings with much dramatic ex-
preston. Signor Del Puente has had no
superior on the American stage in MANY years
The RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY, at its con-
cert on Thursday evening, April 25. at Univer-
salst church. will render selections from
Dvorak, List, Chopin, Wagner, and Szemel-
enyi.
The SHAKESPEARE CLUB will give dram attic
and musical entertainment at Carroll Institute
hall, on Friday evening, April &c. Among those
who VIII participate are: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Buckler. Alr. and Mrs. Lrwrence Barrister
Prof. Goodwal Dickerman, MIR. U. l.. Boyer
Mr.. c. II. Buchler, Mr.. Vim. BOag. Mr. b. G.
Temple, Miss VI. Z. Mellon, Miss May Carrigan
Dir: Elphonzo loungs, jr., Profs John H.
Williams, John .. Russell. and r. W. Isdell.
Mr.. Arthur Middleton. Mr.. W. c. BaDcock,
Prof. Hart, Miss Agnes Osgood, and Mr.. Geo.
". Johnson.
KERSAS's THEATER. - An entertainment
rather out OF the usual line which Manager
herman provides will be offered his patrons
next week in Prof. Blakes equine paradox or
company OF educated horses. These remark
able animals perform all sorts of curious
| tricks. including tight-rOpe walking. balancing
lettering. telling the day of the week and
month. playing base ball and enacting a trial
in court.
GLOBE THEArER.-Pendy's specially COM
pany VIII hold the boards at the Globe next
week. Among the members are Gallagher and
West, black-face comedians; Kernel and Far
rem, Irish imitatOrs; Eugene Mas, dialect
comedian; May TempletOn. vocalist and Chas
j. German. jig and reel dancer. There will be
a matinee Monday.