The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

to Miss Bessie Gilbert, Americas greatest lady
eornetist, whom Jules Levy pronounced the
queen of the cornet, and for whose equal there
is challenge of $1,000 The usual matinees
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, will be
given, in addition to the Easter Monday matinee.
Albaugh's Summer Opera Season.
The sixth annual spring and summer season
will be inaugurated Monday evening, April IA,
with the Carleton Opera Company in Genees
charming opera, "Nanon." The cast will in
clude w. T. Carleton, Clara Lane Alice earle,
Clara Wisdom, Marie Langdon, Charles A.
Bigclow, j. X Murry, Il. y. De Mesa Miles
Parker, IL. G. Blake, etc, together with 8
chorus of thirty voices, under the direction of
Alex. Haig. The summer opera prices will
continue the same as last season.
Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs Concert.
There are twenty-five voices in the Yale Glee
Club aud fourteen instruments in the BanjoClub,
which appear in concert at Lincoln Hall to-
morrow night The affair will be decidedly
fashionable event. The ushers will be Messrs
Montgomery Blair, Alex. Legare, Gaillard
Hunt, s. E. Redfern, Desha Breckenridge, n.
Minor Goodlett, John s. Webb, and Pickering
Dodge. President and Mrs. Harrison, Mrs
Wanamaker, and Miss Huyck and party will
occupy boxes The programme includes Arm
strong's "Aurora March," by the Banjo Club;
a whistle, yellow bird" by Mr.. Wurts and
club: "Davy Jones'" "When All the World is
Young" "Beauty's Eyes" solo by Mr.. Sim
mons; Sullivan's The Long Day Closes" a
medley of Yale songs, Eilenburg's German 7,
PATROL" by the Banjo Club: ''My Summer Girl, !"
by Mr.. Brooks and club, and several other songs
that are dear to the hearts of college men. The
sale of seats at Metzerott's has been large and
the audience will undoubtedly be one of the
finest yet gathered in Lincoln Hall.
"Lost in New York.
Leonard Growers highly successful comedy
drama, ''Lost in New York; will be the Easter
week attraction at Harris's Theatre, with
special matinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday. This play and company, when
last seen here at the National Theatre, created
the finest stage effect ever used in this city.
The play is of the popular melodramatic style,
only possessing more than the ordinary share
of literary and dramatic merit. 1t abounds in
surprises, and is written in the happiest vein OF
! the brilliant if erratic, Grover, the author OF
Robson and Cranes first success, "Oul
| Boarding House. The original company from
New York City will be in the cast here, with
several later acquisitions, including Miss Lottle
Alter, the little comedienne and dancer; Gu:
Pixley, (brother of Annie Pixley,) the promis
ing young character delineator, and Theodore
Babcock, a Washingtonian and an excellen
leading actor. On Saturday the curtain vii
rise at IL NJ. for the matinee performance
There will be no performance Saturday night.
Globe Theatre.
The banner show of the season is announces
for the coming week for the patrons of tn
Globe Female minstrels, grand variety olic
statues, and sparring bouts will be among tn
features, concluding with George France an
Lulu Delmay'S sensational drama, "A Pirate
Love-