Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-16
COMING ADJUSTMENTS,

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begun as soon as the weather permits.
COMING ADJUSTMENTS.
| ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Messrs. Robson
| and Crane will remain another week at this
! house. appearing each night and at matinees
! on Friday, Washingtons birthday, and Satur-
| day, in Bronson Towards delightful comedy,
| The Henrietta" The audiences this week
have been limited only by the capacity of the
| house, and the play seems to have given the
| liveliest pleasure to all who have seen It, There
| is little doubt that the second week of the en-
| gagement will be as successful the first, es-
| pecially as these will be the last opportunities
| to see these clever comedians together.
| The SToDDARD LECTUREs.-Mr John T.. Stod-
| dard, for his tenth season, has prepared course
| of five new lectures, and to give the necessary
accommodation to the Washington public he
! will, as he has done for two years past give
each lecture twice. one body of patrons hold
! ing tickets for the evenings of March 5. 8. IL
| ID. 49, and the other for March 6. 9. r. Is, 90
| The subjects will be 'Old England supple
menting previous lecture on London: .'H0l-
land and Belgium" giving new and late expe-
riences there; Cardinal Richelieu," a his
! torical study; FLORENCE" and Rome" two
! fresh souvenirs of days in Italy. 1t would
! appear that these lectures form especially
| enjoyable series, from the fact that the audi
| ences everywhere are large even beyond Mr..
| Stoddard's unusual precedent. Chicago espe-
week for five consecutive weeks The sale of
| tickets for both courses will begin on Monday
| at Ellis
| NArIoSAL.-Miss Nellie Farren. Fred. Leslie
and the London Gaiety Burlesqe Company will
begin weeks engagement next Monday, in
Miss Esmaralda." travesty on Victor Hugo's
"Hunchback OF Notre Dame" that twists the
| story to comic in the most convulsing
manner.
The CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT at Congrega-
l.h TzL ~
equal to any of the entertainments ever given
by this strong and weli-directed organization.
The soloists will be Mrs. Corinne Moore Law
ton, of Cincinnati, soprano: Miss Gertrude Ed
mands of Boston, contralto. and Mr.. George j.
Parker, of Boston. tenor. Seats are OH sale at
MetzerOtts.
RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY CoycERT.-The
third concert of the Richard Wagner society
will be given at Uniyersalist church on Thurs
day evening next. A Saint SaGns trio for piano,
violin and cello, Mozart quartet for two vio-
Inns, viola and cello. and Rats quintet for
piano, two violins, viola and cello are on the
program.
REV. T. De WITT TALMADGE will lecture at
Congregational church on Big Blunders on
Tuesday evening, February 90 The sale of
| seats will begin at Ellis on Monday.
PROFESSOR CARPENTER still continues his
| illustrations of psychology and mesmerism in
Central hall, 9Th and streets, before amused
| and interested audiences. He will remain
| The DELsARTE SoIREE.-This unique enter
| tainment, in which number of well-known
| young ladies will appear in statuesque group
| 1ngs in Grecian costumes, will take place at
| Cniversalist church on Monday evening. The
| proceeds will be devoted to the NewsbCvs' and
| Miss Wilson will recite, and DR.. Bischoff.
| Messrs Xander and Miersch and the Gounod
| quartet will furnish music. Masters Waldo
! Pilling and Vivian Burnett little Lord Faun-
1
for worthy charity and crowded house is ex-
pected
| THE FORREST DRAMATIC CLUB will make its
| first appearance in public at Masonic Temple
on Thursday evening, February %, in Julius
| Cesar" which will be given under the super-
vision of Nine. Adeline Duval Mack. Seats
are now on sale at MetZerott's.
| HARRIS BIJoU THEATEE.-'My Partner
the popular mining drama by the late BARLEY
| Campbell, and one of the best things ever
written by that prolific author. is on the bills
for Harris next week. 1t will be given by a
| capable company
| The MIDGErs AND THE PANoRAMA-Miss
Lucia Zarate and Major Atom will begin their
| daily receptions at the Panorama building. on
| 18th street, on Monday and continue them
| thereafter until further notice. These tiny
! people are generally admitted to be the
| smallest human beings in existence, and every
one will want to see them after their n-years'
absence from Washington.
| WILHELM tLlB VIII give Il concert AT
Cniversalist church on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary %. Frau Naunlan, of Berlin, will be the
| vocalist
KERNAS's THEArER.-Leavitt's Folly and Bur-
! fesque company and the Aii-Star specially COM
! pany will make merry at Kernan's next week in
| the laughable travesty of Monte Cristo, Jr. -
and the extravaganza called la Mexicana.' in
| which Mexican dances and fandangoes and an
| imitation buli-fght will be introduced. There
will also be the usual specially features by the
| forty members of the troupe
| JARLEY's WAX WORKS will be on exhibition at
| Willard hall OH Saturday, February %. for the
benefit of the Church orphanage of st. Johns
! parish.
THE IDEAL MINSTREL TRoupE will give an
| entertainment at Willard hall on Tues
day evening. February 26, for the benefit of the
District poor.
A HINDER SYMPHONY AND CONCERT will be
| given at the Metropolitan NJ Z. church on
J Tuesday evening next. at s o'clock. by an
orchestra made up of twenty young ladies and
! gentlemen. The entertainments is novel and
attractive.