Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

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week OF the spring and summer season OF
| opera at Albaugh's S. with Cartoons company as
| the attraction, begins on Monday with The
| Brigands," to succeed '.Nanonn OF the first
| week. Miss Alice Garlic, who is very popular
| in Washington, will appear in The BriCands, :"
| as will also Miss Marion Langdon. who is a
| bright and tuneful soubrette, Mr.. J. h MUIR
| ray, the well-known baritone, and others not
less well adapted to their parts IN the opera.
The Brigands will be presented in the most
Gorgeous style as 70 costumes and scenery and
the handsome ladies as principals and chorus,
cannot iall 20 be equally attractive. The prices
70, 90 and 10 cents. place these entertainments
/ within easy reach of all, and that the engage
ment Will be successful one Is beyond doubt
Boston SYMPHONY ORCHEsTRA-The Boston
Symphony Orchestra gives the last concert in
| Its series Wednesday evening. April 30. at
Music Hall. Perhaps the GROWING interest Of
| the occasion will be in the singing Of Madame
| Steinbach-Jahns OF Leipsic. who visits this
| country at the solicitation of Mr.. NIkisch. She
| was the leading artist at the LeipsIc opera of
| which he was the conductor and has since re-
| tired from the stage, but is ever in request to
| sing at concerts, which she occasionally honors
when they are for charitable ends. She has a
| fine soprano voice, charming face and great
versatility. The symphony is to be Schuman 8
| in u fat. One of Madame Jahns' selections
will be a song by Mr.. Nikisch, who will also
| play her piano accomplishments. Besides these
songs Madame Jahns will sing. with orchestral
accompaniment, an aria from Der Freischutz"
GRAND CoSCERr.-Mr, r. P. Hughes of New
York city has been engaged during the past
week IN making preparations tor the repeti-
ton at Lincoln Hall OF one OF the series OF
grand concerts given under his management at
Stenway Hall. to be held Monday evening"
| April %, and the artists will be the same as
/ those at the concerts III New York city. fol-
lows: Miss Charlotte Walker dramatic soprano;
Miss Emily Winant, contralto; Mr.. Albert
! Lester King, tenor; DIR. Carl f. Martin,
bassO. Miss Maud Morpan harnist. Mr.
| Emelio Agramonte, director and accompanist.
The list OF patrons already secured by Mr.
Hughes is quite sufficient to insure the success
| of the entertainment as one of the leading So
eial events of the season. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
Guzman, Mrs Hearst, Mrs. Halliday and Mrs.
Henderson have taken boxes and Mrs. Fuller
Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs. Miller Mrs. Harlan,
Mrs. Field, Mrs. Window. Mrs Paunceforte,
Mrs. Evarts, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Gray, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Hale
Mrs. Quay, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Nordhof, Mrs.
| Adams, Mrs Hit, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Wilkin-
| son, Mrs. DalZelle, Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Cabell
and others have subscribed. The general sub
scription list opens at Metzerott's on Monday,
and no doubt that all lovers of high class vocal
music will take advantage OF this opportunity
to hear these celebrated oratorio and concert
singers with Mr.. AgramOnte as accompanist.
DRAMATIC READISGs.-Tuesday evening, April
29, Miss Jennie O'Neill Porter will appear at
Music Hall in dramatic readings and an orig
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sisted by Mrs. d. 7. Bowers in Towards "Old
Love Letters" supported by Harry p. Gal
lagher of Baltimore. Music by the Marine
Band The entertainment is given under the
patronage OF Mrs. Senator Dolph, Mrs. Senator
Hearst, Mrs. Senator Gray, Mrs. Senator Stew
art, Mrs. Gen. Hayes and other ladies quite as
well known. Tickets so cents, IS cents and 81
at Droop's on and after April o.
HARRIS BIJoU-BOoTLEs' BABY-The play
next week at Harris Biiou is ,'Bootles' Baby
genuine Madison Square Theater and Lon
don success dramatlzed from story by John
Strange Winter and is cast IN a superior man.
ner. The play is refined and pretty one,
and the children who figure in it make it
especially attractive to all womankInd.
Clarence Handyside plays Bottles, Miss Gabri-
ellie Du Saudi Is Helen Grace and little Miss Lena
Bereisen is the BU6y when it is seven years old.
finer play has not been seen at the BIjou and
prices will remain the same.
Brown, THE MIND READER. Randall
Brown, the first of the ''mind readers of this
country, will give one of his startling exhibit
tons at the National Theater SUNDAY night
Mr.. Brown discovered and developed Bishop,
the mind reader, and his performances are su-
perior to those of his famous pupil He will,
for instance, connect the theater and the Capt.
tol with a wire, and from the stage read the
number of watch in a committees hands at
the Capitol His spiritualistic manifestations
are not less remarkable, and his exhibitions
are particularly interesting to that sect. He
will be assisted by Lille May Brown, the beau
tiful medium. To all classes these perform
ances are deeply interesting and that the
house will be filled Sunday night is a fOregone
conclusion. Prices, 70, 80 and IS cents, at the
box office.
WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLuB-The third and
last soiree OF the Washington Musical Club
composed of Messrs. Xander Mersch, Rake
man and Morsell. will take place at the Uni
versalist Church this Saturday. evening at 8
O'Clock The club will be assisted by Mile
Karin Pyke, the eminent Norwegian prima
donna Admission so cents Seats, % and so
cents extra, on sale at Metzerotts.
SACRED CoNCERT.-A grand sacred concert
will be given by the United Catholic choirs Of
the city at the New York Avenue Rink Sunday
night at the close Of st. Paul's fair. Among the
Nolan, Mr.. John Nolan, Miss Mollie Byrne and
Signor Mariana Mama. Mr.. John Tranor
of St PauIs choir will act manager. Tick
cts, so cents, at all music stores.
TALMAGE.-Dr. Dewitt Tamage will deliver
the fifth and last lecture of the course at Con-
gregational Church Tuesday evening. April %.
on the subject: The Science OF Good Cheer"
DR.. Talmage scarcely needs an introduction to a
Washington audience. Tickets, so cents, at
Ellis music store.
FOUNDING HOSPITAL BENEFIr--The Glee
and Banjo Clubs of the University of Pennsyl-
wanna Will give concert at Music Hall Friday
18th, for the benefit of the Washington Hospital
for Foundlings. The patronesses are Mrs.
Morton, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs.
Cullom Mrs. Hearst, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Hatton,
Mrs. GARRISON Tickets at MetZerotts.
hERSAN's-ROsE Hills FOLLY COMPANY
Rose Hills English Folly Company, an enter
prise of tW hemispheres, will be the attracting
power at Kernans next week. This mammoth
organization of female loneliness will produce
at every performance the gorgeous, comical
topical. musical and spectacular operate bur-
lesque, Partisan Reves;' or ''Cupids Capers,"
besides an array of speciality artists in music.
dance and novelties, which has cost time and
money and effort to secure. Every branch of
vaudeville art Is represented and kernan's
patrons next week will have a rich treat.
GLOBE THEATsR.-Leavitt's Big Specially
Company will present fine speciality program
at the Globe next week and in addition there
will be scientific sparring bouts and female
MINISTRIES, with the racy comedy ION the Sly"
Usual prices and matlnees.
The Season at Riuer Niexx-