Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

The sale Of seats will open tomorrow morning
Tor the production next week Of VIM. Gillette q
comedy hit, GAN the Comforts of Home" by
Chas. Frohman's company. This comedy viii
be given with the big New York cast, including
Henry Miller, Chas. Dickson, Samuel Edwards
Herbert Ayling T. N. Hunter, Jos HUMPHREYS,
Maud Haslem, Bijou Heron, Marie Greenwald,
Kate Denim Wilson, Lavina White, Winona
shannon, Kate Stevens, &c.
Next week at Kernan's the DelAur-Debrimont
Spectacular operate Burlesque Company, in
Its original burlesque "Carmencitada," intro
ducing the operate stars -oelaur, Debrimont
and Jennie Joyce. will be the great attraction.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORcHEsTRA.-The leading
event Of the week musically will be the concert
at Music Hall on Thursday Ctomorrow) evening
by the Boston symphony Orchestra. under d.
rection Of Mr.. Nikisch. A fine program is an
nounced, including vocal solos by Mrs Nikisch,
who has not been heard here before, and a solo
by Mr.. Adamowski, the well-known violinisa.
The orchestral numbers are. the overture
'Coriolanus," Beethoven; two movements from
the Scandinavian symphony. Coweu and Men
dellsohn's music to the Midsummer Mighty
Dream" Program books with analytical note
at Ellis, where tickets are also on sale.
Rev. y: Dewitt Talmlge will deliver his new
and brilliant lecture, up and Down the HOLY
Land, at Music Hall, "Wednesday evening. jan
uary y, at o'clock. Tickets at Metzerotts on
and after Thursday. 18th.
The Original Fisk Jubilee Singers, after o
tour around the world, will appear at Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Church tomorrow evening
Tickets at Ellis, IS and 50 cents.
The American Concert Company. assisted by
Miss Birdie Lucas, violin soloist; Mr.. w. A.
Haley, flute soloist; Miss Poner, soprano; Prof
Garland, accompanies, and Master John E.
Haley, the only boy who plays on glass chimes.
will give an entertainment at the Univeasalist
Church, 18th and L streets, tomorrow evening.
Tickets at Metzerotts, so cents.
BARLEY Campbelrs famous and powerful
play, Siberia" will be presented at Harris
Bijou next week. Seats ON sale.
The Franklin and Marshall College Glee and
Banjo Club of Lancaster, Pa. will appear at the
Thnrcn OF Our Father Friday evening. 10Th.
This club is composed of very fine solo and
concert singers and is under the leadership of
W. NJ. Irvine, graduate of the Princeton foot
ball team, and incidentally of the college. and
whose foot notes are said to be phenomenal in
their compass and power.
Bishop Vincent Of Chautauqua. who needs n o
introduction, will deliver the second lecture nf
series at the Congregational Church thin
evening at o'clock. The lecture is his cele-
brated one TON and His Teachers" Admis-
sion so cents Seats at Ellis
'LAFRIcAINE."-It has been decided by the
ladies who have In charge the management and
production of the burlesque in '.L'Africaine.''
which Is to be given on the 10Th instant at
Music Hall, to set apart the second tier fol.
those of the army and navy and civil seryice a (
the government who may desire to attend AMI |
the price Of seats will be uniformly SO cents b }
all parts Of the second tier, first come frs
served These are among the best seats in tn
house and are in many respects preferable Il
those on the first floor, dress circle or par
quet. Mrs. Whelan, who is to take the it'll
role in ''L'Africaine." is a lady of wealth ant
position in Philadelphia. who is rarely heard il
public. She. consents to sing only fo
the most deserving of charities, as in this
case. Mrs. Whelan was Miss Violet of New
Orleans where the family have been prominent
in social life for several generations.
Messrs Roeder and Sousa have extended in
Utations to an oyster. supper rendered the cast
and chorus Of ESTHER" to be given this even
ing at the Raymond, Sd and East Capitol st seet.