Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

| AIBAUGHs--SUMMER SEASON OF ORNAMENT
| Monday Cartoons Opera Company opens the
| spring and summer opera season at Albaugh's
with the tuneful opera ''Nanon" with the fol-
! lowing persons in the cast: Miss Clara Lane,
| Miss Alice Vincent. Miss Clara Wisdom. Miss
| Marian Langdon, Miss Weller, Miss Rose Duff,
Miss Rose Allen, Miss Annie Black. Mr. Chas.
A. Bigelow, Mr.. II. C. Blake. Mr.. J. K Murray,
| MIR. II. Ehrent. Mr.. Miles Parker, Mr. W. West
| and Mr.. W. 7. Carleton. summer prices viii
prevail, twenty-five cents being for general adj
mission while reserved seats will be booked for
fifty and seventy-five cents. There are forty
voices in the chorus, the orchestra will be in
creased and new scenery will be added. Ad-
vance sales have been good and fine opening
week is promised
HARRIS BIJoU.-'Shadows Of a Great CITY. ~
This most successful production will be pre-
sented at the Ri jou next week in better form
than ever. The plot is of the most thrilling
interest: the scenery is of remarkable beauty:
the mechanical effects are notably striking and
the cast is said to be by far the best the play
has ever had. Annie Ward Tiffany as Buddy
Roman, part she has raised to the rank of
creatiOn Miss Rose Tiffany as Annie and Helen
StGndtsh; John Marshall as Tom C5cpsr; Chas
kidder as Gorge Benson; George II. Edison as
inn Fdrren; and William C1lington as Abe
Not'dns. Usual prices and matinees
KERSASs-THE HENRY BURLEsQuE CON-
PANY-Ihe Henry BGrlesqus Company headed
by Ada Henry. will be the attraction at Ker-
mans next week. The Oiio includes q fine COL
lection of specialists, for instance. Frank
Dyer in jigs, Kaye and Henry in funny sketches,
Emerson and Cook, acrObats, Belle Cllfton's
skipping rope, Misses Warde and Lyons in a
novel specially. Satsuma, the japanese star
Juggler. and it is set in two attractions-"An
Evening at tile Art Gallery" and The Seven
Temptations, both highly sensational fea-
lures. filed with feminine loneliness This is
the first time this company has appeared in
W ashington.
BEN HUn."-The ladies of the National Ho-
moepathlc hospital will present a novel attrac .
ton at Music Hall next Thursday evening when
Gen. Wallace's Ben Hur" will be produced in
character by Washington ladies and gentlemen
IN full orlentals. Appropr late musical and
dramatic readings by Miss L lien knight Brad
ford of this city, and recitations by Miss Es-
tellc Schively of Philadelphia, will be given.
This entertainment is not only entirely new
but Its object is an excellent one and the soci-
ely tone given it will make it highly success
ful. Matinee at AIS Friday. Tickets at Metz
erOtts.
GLEE AND BANJO CLUB.-Tickets are on sale
at Metzorott's for the concert at the Church of
Our Father, 18th and l. streets. by the Wes-
leyan Glee and Banjo clubs next Wednesday
evening. Reserved seats IS cents. Admission
so cents.
BosToN SYMPHONY CoScERr.-The last con-
cert In the series by the Boston Symphony Or
chestra at Music Hall will be on Wednesday
evening April 30. Madame Steinbach-Johns,
distinguished soprano OF LelpSlc. has been
induced by Mr.. Nikisch to visit this country,
and will be the soioist at this concert.
TIE WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLUB.-The third
and last soiree of the Washington Musical Club
(Messrs. Henry Xander. Paul Miersch. Herman
Rakeman and Herndon MorselD will take place
at the Universalist Church next SATURDAY, even
ing. The club will be assisted by the eminent
Norwegian prima donna. Mile Karin Pyk. the
greatest interpreter of the pleasing melodies
of her country. 1t is evident that the club i'll
tends to make the last soiree OF the season the
most brilliant.
READING.-Miss Jennie O'Neil Potter the
dramatic reader. will give an entertainment
at Lincoln Hall on Tuesday. April q. Mrs D..
+. Bowers, the eminent actress, has kindly
volunteered to assist her.
LINCOLN Posi- FAIR.-The managers of the
Lincoln Posts fair and art exhibition ut Wash
inSton Light Infantry Corps Armory have
concluded to continue the fair until Tuesday
evening, April 10. The closing night will be
congressional night for members of both
houses of Congress.
GLOBE THEATER.-The banner show is an
nounced for the coming week. Mille Booths
Buriesque Company in grand olio of oddities
and the beautiful burles9ue Seven Daughters
OF Satan, Introducing a grand transformation
scene and bevy OF beautiful maidens. Excit-
ing sparrlng bouts at each performance.