Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUeH's-''THE HENR1ErrA."-The clever
est work OF that powerful playwright, Bron
son. son Howard, The Henrietta" win be pre-
sented by Mr.. Stuart Robson and his CAREFUL,
selected company at Albaugh's next week, con
tinuing every night until Saturday, when thu
! engagement will close with ..She Stoops tc
Conquer" "The Henrietta is known and an
Preciated In Washington, and so also is MIR
hoDson, Its brillian. and good humored in
| terpreter. who, without his time-tried and fire
tested side partner" Senator" Crane. has
met with no less success than when the uniou
was complete. Mr.. Robson's company is un.
usually strong, Mr.. George S. Woodward, who
pays -On A:ck Va" Alstyne, opposite to Mr.
ROBSON, having won instant and lasting com.
mendation, and Miss Mary waldron also, who
as the Wicto,o Opdyke, has made similarly en-
viable position for herself. The tour this sea.
son has been successful beyond all precedent,
a u, the play seems to be growing in popularity
Robson, is as follows: Mr.. George s. Wood
ward, Mr.. Stanislaus STANCE, Mr.. Edward ].
iatcllffe, Mr.. Stuart Robson, Mr. Franclyn
Regiid, MIR: Joseph b. Everham, Mr. Geo d.
Nlaclntyre. Mr.. John l.. Wooderson. Miss Nav
May, Miss Amy Busby.
The MESSIAH. "-Haudels greatest oratorio
VIII be given by the Choral Society at Lincoln
Music Hall next Wednesday night. Careful
preparations have been made for the perform
ance, the chorus. two hundred strong. has the
familiar with the music, and the solosts have
been chosen for their excellence in oratorio
work. Miss Edmunds, the contralto. sang in
the soclety's performance of "Callishoe,' and
again last spring in ''Arminias'' and will be
warmly welcomed by those who were in the
audience on those occasions. The other SOLO
lists are new to Washington. Miss Jennie Pat
REX Walker has made her reputation ESSEN
italy as an oratorio singer, and especially in
the Messiah" Mr.. Herbert johnson has a
nj cPna
nent musician and composer wrote the society
that Mr. johnson had the ''bests tenor voice in
the country. In these days when good tenors
are few and far between his appearance will be
awaited with great interest. Mr.. Morawski
gave highly artistic performance of HandeIs
"lsraeiin Egypt'a at the last Worcester festival.
and will do the same next Wednesday with his
grand arms ''Why do the Nations and .eThe
Trumpet Shall Sound" For this Last Mr..
Ad0lph Carnis, the well-known solo trumpetcr
for Choral Society concerts are still on sale
ana 1ckets Tor the Messiah" at Il. so and 81
may be had at Metzerott's, lilo f street north
west.
HARRIs'-"OSE OF THE FINEST. Zone of the
Finest which will be the attraction at Harris
Bijou next week, has established its right to the
tlle In every phase of meaning. It il thrilling
III plot and refreshing in it's comedy. of which
1t has liberal quantity. The scenic effects are
parucuiariy elaborate and greatly intensity the
rlver OF genuine water on the stage filled with
varlnous aquatic craft is a striking feature. The
company Is OF exceptional ability, Mr. Edwin
M.ityan being everywhere very favOrably no.
need for his Interpretation OF the role of John
MtStter. A number of incidental attractions
are offered in the way of good singing and
elever speciaitles. The play has any number of
exciting situations and the interest il sustained
throughout. The usual matinees and prices.
KEENAN, s.--Harry W. Williams Own Snec-
ialty Company from his Academy of Music in
Pittsburg, Pa, will be the great attraction at
hernans Iheater next week. Headed by the
three Brothers Byrne the olio includes such
people as J. w. Kelly, artist, vocalist, comed-
IAN; Joe and Rohelies Judge in 'Ios Baro-
ilstas; Gofre the man of mystery; Palles and
ousiek, Irish comics; Billy Carter, banioist:
m m the eoneertina player; Dagmar, the
Danish beauty; Larry and Lizzie Smith. COM
edy artists; Napier and AIarzello, the jolly gym
nasts; Byrees and Helene, the greatest OF all
chsracteristiques; Austin, the wire king: Cole
man Sisters, duettists and dancers. and the
wonderful juggler, Matthew.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORcHEsrRA.-The second
concert OF the Boston Symphony Orchestra
series viii be given at Music Hall, Thursday
evening next. ut o'clock, under the direction
Miss Fannie Bloomfield Zesler. the distin.
gulsned young pianiste, will be introduced and
VIII play, with the orchestra, the Saint-Saens
concerts for pianoforte. A brilliant program
VIII De presented, including the Charming
schubert Unfinished symphony. Seats now on
sale at Ellis music store.
Sirs Harriet Webb of New York, who il a fine
eiocutionist and has been very succsssfui in
training pupils for the stage, viii make her frat
Tor wimodAughsis Wednesday evening.