Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Music HALL-DEccA CoNcERr.-Next Mon
day evening Miss Decca will appear in a grand
| concert at Music hall. She will be assisted
by Miss Maud Powell, violinist; Miss Amy Hare
pianist; Mr.. Chas Herbert Clarke, tenor; Mr..
Paul Miersch, 'cellist, and Mrs. Q. A. Pierson,
| accompanist This concert promises to be not
| only musical event but fashionable event
as WELL and a fine audience will be in attend
ance. Tickets on sale at Metzerott's.
KERNANs-AUsrIN's AUsrRALIASs-Nextwee week
Austin's Australians will present their inter-
| esting vaudeville olio at kernan's, beginning
Monday night. In the bill are the Austin Sis
tiers, wonderful aerial artists; Captola Forrest,
unique danseuse; Mile. Aimee. the human fly;
| Garnella Brothers, Chinesian acrobats; Daven-
| port Brothers, athletes and sparrers: Ward and
Lynch, Irish comedians; Acme -Four, sketch
artists and many others, all irst-class people
in first-class acts, being the choice of American
and European novelties.
Harris BIJoU-A TIN SoLDIER.-Another of
Mr.. Chas. E. Hoyts nonsensical but laughable
productions will be at Harris Bijou theater
! next week, beginning Monday night "A Tin
SOLDIER Is well known as a mirth- provoking
creation full of wit, humor, and satire, and pre-
senting songs and dances in abundance. The
cast will include Louis Wesley, Paul Dresser,
Miss st. George Hussey and Miss Fanny Blood
good. A number of new songs and specialties
| are promised and it is hardly necessary to add
that the Tin Soldier" will be as good gold.
Usual matinees.
Music HALL-BOsToN SYMPHONY ORcHERrRA.
The four occasions of the visits of the Boston
symphony orchestra during this season will
Justly enlist the interest of all music lovers.
lhe size, equipment and personal acquire
ments of the orchestra will fifty supplement
the artistic taste and talent of Herr Nikisch,
the new conductor, with the result of giving
| concerts comparable only to those of the great
orchestras of Europe, and, If cosmopolitan
judges may be t1Nsted, not inferior to any of
them. The concerts are to be given at Music
hall on the evenings Of January II, February
Is, March q and April 80. Subscription tickets
SO and "a, now on sale. Seats for first con-
cert Q1th) on sale Monday, 81 and Sl.50.
NATIoNAL-"FA FASCINATION" -Beginnng next
Monday Miss Cora Tanner will present her
play, Fascination" at the National theater for
one week. In the cast are Messrs. Harold Rus
SELL Chas: Conte. Augustus Cook, l. A Anderson,
Lionel Bland, W. +. Blande, Norman Camp
bell, Chas Diehl, Thos. De Pin, John Cushion,
Mrs. Waldron and Misses Eleanor Carey, Mag
gle Dean, Lucy Escott, Georgia Waldron,
Annie Morton and Lizzie Moore Miss Tanner,
1t will be remembered, appears in the double
role OF Lady Wadge SldSftton and Charles
Mdr!O,re.
WILLARD HALL-PRoF CARPENTER.-The il
Illustrations of mesmerism and hypnotism given
every night by Prof. Carpenter at Willard hall
never fail to interest and his entertainments
attract always. He is here for his winter sea-
son, and a more amusing evening cannot be
spent than with Prof. Carpenter. Admission
81 and 25 cents.
Music D'ALBERr.-The Sec
ond and farewell concert of these distinguished
artists is announced for next Wednesday even
ing, 18th, at Music hall, when the following
brilliant program will be given: Passacaglia, G.
minor. Bach. Herr DAlbert; Rondeau
Brilliant, Schubert, for piano and violin, Nine.
Marx and Senior Sarasate; Senate, op. So, ID
minor, Chopin, Herr D'Albert; Concerto for
violin, Mendelssohn, Senior Sarasate; solos,
Rhapsodie. Brahms; Humoreske, Grieg; Soiree
de Vienne and Tarantilla, List Herr DIAL
bert. Faust Fantasia, for violin, Sarasate,
Senior Sarasate. Seats on sale at Droop's music
store.
JEANNE WINsToN.-Jeannie Winston, the
popular singer SO well known in opera, will give
series of ballad concerts at the Universalist
church, 18th and l. streets. January l6, Febru-
"a and March 20. She will be assisted by Chas.
ID. Harding, basso, and Prof. Fritz Gaul, violin
vlrtuoso. Reserved seats. at Ellis music store,
90 and IS cents.
Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE. d. D., will de-
liver lecture at All Souls church Monday
evening next at O'Clock. Subject: "Franklins
diplomacy" Admission, so cents. Tickets at
Metzerott's, Ballantyne's and the church.
ALBAUGH's-RICE's CoRsAIR CoMPANY.-Next
week Rice's COrsair company comes again
to town and opens Monday night at Albaugh's.
1t comes this year with new people, new cos
TUNES, new transformations. new specialtes
and dozens OF mouthfuls of new puns, witt
cisms, and 30 forth. The leading characters
are we'll sustained by Misses Portens, Peril and
Senac, and Messrs Tarr, Hagar, Frankan and
Udell. The Primrose quartet part songs and
the Mother Goose paroches are as attractive as
ever, and the young women of the company
are no less beautiful, nor is their shapeliness
marred by time or season.
Faust" was presented by the Boston Ideals
at Music hall last night. Tonight, by special
request Martha" will be given with L'Alli-
mand as Lady Harriet; Bella Tomlins, Nancy;
Bassett, Lionel; Clark, Piunkett; cambridge, Sir
Tristan; Dudley, Sheriff; Samuel, FootmaIa.
HE ENTERTAINMENT given by Marshal Will
der at the Church of Our Father last night was
thoroughly enjoyed by fine audience His
funny business was unlike wine. 1t was
better because it was not old. He was pleas
antly assisted in musical selections by Messrs.
Morsell Rakeman, Xander al Miersch.
THERE WILL BE Two SPARRING SET-To's at
kernan's tonight-one between Billy Young and
Joe Fielder, the other between Chas. Smith,
the negro pugilist, and Ike Martin of Phila-
delphia.