Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-15
COMING ADJUSTMENTS,

ALBAUaHs-THE MCCALL COMPANY IN .'CLo-
YER" -E. Won Suppes newest and most SUE
cessful opera comique, "ClOver," will doubtless
attract large audience to Albaughs on Mon
day night on the occasion of the first
presentation of the opera In this city.
Glover" is from Franz Won Suppe's "Die
Jagdnach dem Gluck," and was adapted par
tieularly for the well-known members of tine
McCaull operate organization. The authors of
the hbretto are r. Genee and Bruno Zappert
There is a touch of real romance about the
plot. In the prologue Rudolf, a young noble
man, Is engaged to Stella, and their wedding is
announced for the next day. Rudolf is impa-
tient OF his quiet life and signs for liberty to
travel and seek adventure in other lands. His
betrothed learns OF this and postpones the
marriage for year, during which time Rudolf
can travel and seek glory and adventure.
As token of her love Stella gives
him four-leaf clover, which Rudolf
places in a medallion about his neck
This talisman is carried by Rudolf through all
his adventursome wanderings, and is, at length,
the means of restoring him to his betrothed
The favorite prma donna, Bertha Ricci, has
been especially engaged to sing the role Of
Stella in this city, and in the cast with her are
DE Wolf Hopper, whose every movement is an
occasion for laughter, Eugene Oudin, Jefferson
de Angels, Annie Myers. Josephine Knapp,
Charles W. DUNCAN, Carrie Burton, Lille West,
Grace Hamilton, Herbert Cripps, Edmund
Stanley, George Wade and Louis Shrader.
Glover" will be given throughout the week
with the exception OF Saturday night,
when Dellinger's new opera, Captain Fra
casa, will be given.
BIJoU.- BARLEY Campbell's famous play,
"The White Slave" will be given at Harris
Bijou theater next week by company which
has received numerous strong Endorsements.
The production Is regarded as one of the
writer's best and holds place OF distinct supe-
riority in the department of American drama
to which it belongs. The production will have
the advantage of excellent scenery. Some OF
the incidents give opportunity for very
effective scenic display, notably the expio-
sion Of the steamboat on the Mississippi
The cast includes Miss Elizabeth Garth as
Lisa, Mrs. James j. Tighe as Nance, Mrs. ID. b.
Van Deren as Ddphae, Milton Roblee as Clay
Brinon, Griffith Gaunt as VIM. L1cy and 9TH
ers. all of whom have met with the approval of
their audiences.
KERNAN's.-Next week will be an especially
interesting one at Kernan's. Peter Jackson,
the colored champion, will appear every even
Ing and give specimens of his style OF boxing.
Jackson is of special interest just
now, as in all probability he will be
honors who will face John L. Sullivan. jackson
will not be the only attraction. the Bennett
Bros star speciality company will present an
interesting program.
CONGREGATIONAL CHUncH.-The Stoddard
lectures at Congregational church still con-
tinue to draw large audiences. The lectures
are more than interesting and contain instruc-
ton given in the pleasantest form imaginable.
This evening and next Monday the lecture will
be on Berlin in 1889, and on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings on Switzerland.
GLOBE IHEATER.-The management OF this
resort announces an entertainment of unusual
excellence, outdoing all previous efforts-Lor-
retts congress Of European novelties. comprls-
ing twenty-five artists. The Man Spider and
the wonderful Kane Bros. are the latest Euro
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audiences the entire week. The same program
will be given at usual matinees Monday, We'd
nesday, Friday and Saturday as presented at
evening performance.