Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The EVENT OF THE Seasonal grand
italian and English operate concert in aid of
the Boys and Girls National Home and En-
ployment Association will be given at Music Hall
tuesday evening. Among the distinguished
artists are Miss Marie Decca. soprano; Signor
Montegrlffo, tenor; Nine Pauline Montegriffo-
Mama, cOntralto; Signor Mama, bassO; Mr.
Herman Rakeman, violinist; Prot. Henry
Aander, pianist. Some of Washington's finest
society talent will assist. and the concert will
in many respects be one of the most distin-
guished entertainments ever given in Music
Hall. Admission. 81. Seats, so cents and 81
extra, at MetZerotts.
Music HALL.--The University of Pennsyl-
wanna Orchestra, Glee Club Banjo Club and
Quartet viii make their first appearance on
the 25th instant at Music Hall for the benefit
OF the Washington Founding Hospital.
Music HALL-LETTER CARRIERS BENEFIT
An affair worthy OF the most generous patron
age IS the performance Of Pa nchon" by the
Bohemians at Music Hall next Wednesday even
ing for The benefit Of the Letter Carriers Re-
lief Association. The carriers are not allowed
to sell tickets and they must depend entirely
on the interest of the citizens in the work for
any degree OF success. The object is not only
excellent but the play and the Bohemians are
more than ordinarily interesting Every ticket
should be sold Admission. IS cents Seats
% and 30 cents extra. At Ellis.
The YALE GLEE AND BANJO CLUBS CONCERT
The concert by the Yale Gee and Banjo Clubs
at Music Hall promises to be not only an artistic
but socia! success The younger portion of
the fashionable world will in O. measure cele-
brate its Easter Monday by this concer, and
have gay time. Tickets at Metzerotts.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-A concert will be
given in aid of the Non-partisan National w. G.
L. U. Monday evening next at the COnSrega-
tlonal Church. The following artists will APP
pear: Miss Pierce of Boston. Mrs. OYSTER Mr.
keyser, Mr.. Miller. Mr.. Carl Pierce of Chicago
Master Chas. W. Holmes OF Boston, Prof. Bis
hoff. Miss Matte Bartlett Tickets, 80 cents, at
Ellis.
GLOBE THEArER.-Five shows combined in
one is the attraction for the Globe next week
Female mlnstrels, a grand variety Olio, living
statues, sparring bouts, to conclude with
France Il Delmay's sensation, "A Pirates
Love- Usual matinees.
HARRIS BIJoU.-"Lost in New York" tank
drama. but withal AN intensely interesting SEN
satlonal play with beautiful scenery. is billed
for the Bio next week. The story is that of
poor street girl who is honest and determined
and she brings the world to submission. al
though she overcomes numerous temptations
and undergoes many adventures and expe-
rlences many romances. Among those in the
cast are Miss Lottie Alter Mr. George Wright
l.. W. Babcock. Miss Henrietta Scott and Baby
Spencer. Lost in New York" will not be pre-
sented Saturday night and the Saturday matt
nee will begin at noon. Easter Monday matinee
at o'clock.
kERNAN's-FASNIE FoRREsTER.-Forrester'
Grand Oriental Extravaganza and Burlesoue
company, with a full corps of dashing bur
lesquers will be the rare attraction at Kernan's
next week. In addition viii be the Zamora
Mexican aerialists, Mullen and Dunn; the WASH
burn sisters, birds of song; Frank Forester,
character artist; Miss Bessie Gilbert, premier
cornetiste. and many others. The encamp-
ment and review of the police is beautiful
spectacle. The great extravaganza. The
Moor's Bride" Is said to be exceptionally good.
All the latest catchy songs will be given. Grand
Easter matinee Monday.
ALBAUGH's-CAPT. SwIFT.-Manager Albaugh
will present for his Easter week attraction Mr.
A. NJ. Palmer's Madison Square Theater COM
pany in Capt. Swift" the companion play to
Jim the Penman." Capt. Swift" was first
produced in this country in New York where
it enjoyed successful engagement OF some
three hundred performances. since which time
1t has been played in nearly all of the large
cities. The company is an exceptionally strong
one, including Mr.. Arthur Forrest, who takes the
title role, and Miss Rosa Rand, the leading fe-
male part. All of the appointments used in
the original production will be brought to
Washington and the stage settings will sur
pass anything that has been seen at Albaugh's
this season. Mr.. Albaugh i'd sparing no ex-
pense for this engagement. as it is to be one of
the fashionable events of the season.