Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS

ALBAueH's - "ERMISIE." - "Erminie" has
been such pronounced success this week from
the very opening night. when every seat in the
house was filed, that the management has con-
cluded to continue it next week. The Lamont
company was favorite when it came but the
work OF this week has doubled its popularity
and the house won't hold the people. The cast
Will continue next week as this: Helen Lamont
Laura Willard, Emma Hanley. Mabells Baker,
Mamie Cherbi. Louis De LANCE, r. Z. Graham,
George Broderick. Lloyd Wilson. Charles Ora
ham, Alex. Clark and Steve Porter. Next week
Will be repetition of this and those who pur-
pose buying tickets should not delay securing
good places.
The Plalras grand combination of novelties will
make its first appearance in Washington at
kernan's next week. The Pialras are the latest
European sensation from the Arena In Madrid,
and their feats of strength are marvellous. In
the olio are Miss Fairchild and Prof. Living
ston, Australian fire workers; Fannie Beane-
Gllday, in songs and dances; the Devans,
equiIibrists; Roger and Belle Dolan, Irish
comedians; John Burns and Jessie Burns IN
musical acts; Leonzo, the juggler; the Free
monts and many others
THE LAWMAKERS" The cantata of 18th e
Haymakers" by chorus of eighty voices COM
rosed of the young people OF Hamline NJ. E..
Church and their friends assisted by the
Georgetown Orchestra, will be given at Masonic
.eiDp.e friday evening OF next week. Admis
sion 20 cents.
BISHOP kEANE's LECTURE.-There will be a
lecture by Bishop J. J. Keane at Music Hall
next Friday evening. under the auspices of the
Father Matthew Temperance Society. and a
concert directed by Prof. L. Z. Cannon. Tickets
sale at principal music stores and seats may be
reserved without extra charge at Lepley's book
store, IT'S 18th street northwest.
MARTIN COLLEGE.-On Monday and Tuesday
evenings Martyn College of Elocution and
Academy of Acting will hold its commencement
exercises at the National. The program will
include humors and dramatic readings. classic
pantomime, statnary, posing, dancing, selec-
tons from tragic and comic plays and various
other similar dramatic and elocutiOnarv attrac-
tons. The college will graduate some of the
finest talent in the country, and these graduates
will take the leading parts in the commence
ment exercises. Tickets at MetZerotts, rs and
so cents.
ORGAN RECITAL.-Mr George W. Morgan,
the well-known organist, and his daughter
Miss Maud Morgan, will give an organ and
harp recital at All Souls Church Wednesday
evening. Tickets at 1919 Rhode Island avenue
and at Metzerott's
JENNIE O'NEILL POTTER. Miss Jennie
O'Neill Potter, the popular western dialect
reader and G.. r.. favorite, will give an enter
tainment at the National Theater June ) (even-
ing) for the benefit of Kit Carson Post, No.
2 to raise funds to send the drum corps to Bos-
ton to play for the national encampment in
August She will be assisted by Mrs. ID. c.
Nichols i'll ballads; Miss Annie Yeatman,
soprano; Mr.. S. c. Elliott and the High School
Cadets in their drill. Miss Potter will recite
Searching for the Slain and THE Volunteer
Organist' and will give two acts of "Fanchon. ~
Seats 25 and SOC. and 81 at :he box Office.