Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS

ALBAuoH's-"OxE ERRoR."-Miss Cora Tan.
ner. who will appear at Albaushss next week
declares that the character OF judith OrDle, in
her new play. zone Error" gives her oppor.
tunities that no other part ever did. Branch
ing away from the strong, main thread of the
story (which il that of q young heiress who
doubts tho honesty of purpose Of her admirers
and so pretends to be poor, only TO be trapped
issues. notably that Of the fashionable Ameri-
can girl in search of husband with a title.
Others are the two youthful lovers, the French
adventures and an interesting baby. "'One
Error" says the New York Journalist, ''has
been greatly improved since the inaugural per-
Torrance, and it has caught public fancy very
strong. Miss Tanner 10 n singularly pleasing
actress, pretty. graceful and with q wholesome
charm Of womanhood which adds much to her
acting. Miss Tanners gowns are said to be
marvels of beauty"
Music HAIL-JUBILEE SISaERs,-Next Thurs
day evening the famous jubilee singers from
Fiske University, Nashville. Tenn, will present
their unique, beautiful and interesting program
at Music Hall. The troupe consists of Mrs Jen-
ME Jackson-deHart. Miss Laura Wells. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Miss Annie Johnson Miss Wiley
Benchl.y, Mr.. George E. Barrett, Mr.. Charles
w. Payne, Mr.. ]. N. Caldwell Sale of seats
begins at Droop's music store Monday at H. m
Prices IS, so and 20 cents, according to location
The Destruction Of Pompeii' at Atlantic
Park was a magnificent success last night. an d
weather could not be better for the exhibition
than it Ia. The portraits Of Gems, Grant and
Sheridan will be presented tonight.
ScHUETzES PARK.-The united German so
cieties of this city will celebrate on Monday at
Schuetzen Park the first German settlement in
the American colonies at Germantown, Pa, in
1858, by grand festival, commencing at D. m.
The program includes prominent speakers
chorus songs, gymnastics, music. dancing,
PRIZE shooting: amusements for children, &c.
All invited. Admission 25 cents
HARRIS BIJoU--..MY -Aielodrama will
again hold the boards at the Bijou next week.
This style of attraction is always popular in
any form, but My Jack" promises some fea-
lures which will make this engagement a
peculiarly notable one. Among the thrilling
shipwreck and rescue I'm which q genuine life
boat Is used). the open desert, the deck of
an ironclad man-of-war and an old ruined
mill The company is one Of ability, the lead
ing role being played by MIR. Walter Sanford.
Usual prices and matlnees.
kERNAN's - Tony PAsToR's.-Tony Pastors
grand double company OF American and Euro
pean stars will be at Kernan's next week. In
this great attraction first is MISS Bessie Bone
HILL England's greatest specialists, Oh her first
American tour, the most fascinating artistic who
has visited America. Among the other stars
are Miss Maggie Cline. the Irish queen; John
and James Russell, the Irish lilies; the Haytors
IN their absurdities; the Sisters Hedderwicke
singers and dancers; Turtle and Turtle, on the
rings; Kelly and Ashby. Cinnamon; Mile Bea-
trice, the lady contortionst; Edith Vincent
top boot dancer, and Tony Pastor at every per-
formance. 1t is e four-time winner and d y I j.
John l.. Stoddard. the well-known lecturer
has returned from Europe and delivered his
first lecture on Vienna in New York Thursday
evening toa delighted audience. He began
last night a series in Philadelphia, where an
audience Of 900 have been secured by advance
sale of seats. The new lecture on Vienna is
one Of the finest he has evor presented.
The suns PHANrAsMA COMPANY. a strong VA
riety combination, will appear at the Globe
Theater next week. The OHIO is complete and
the feature is a remarkable skirt dance by Cy-
rene. n beautiful young woman who is said to
rival Carmencita Otero. Tejero and Fay Tenn
pleton.