Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Sale Of seats for Mr.. Richard Mansfield at Al
baugh's next week begins tomorrow morning.
The repertory for the week is Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday matinee,
Beau Brummell;" Wednesday matinee. prince
Karl'' Thursday, "Parisian Romance;" Satur-
day, "Dr. Jekyll apd Mr.. HYDE
Fay Foster 3 English Gsiety Company will be
the all stellar attraction at Kernan's next
week.
Tickets for the grand bazaar for the benefit
Of Garfield Hospital at National Rifles Hall af-
ternOons and evenings of February 5, 6 and Z,
closing with a concert Saturday night are for
sale at all hotels and leading book and drug
stores
The Sons of Jonadab, with their fathers,
mothers. wives and sweethearts, assembled in
large numbers at the National Rifles Armory
last night to enjoy dramatic and dancing pro-
gram prepared with good taste and an eye to
the pleasure of all present. BOX and Cox
opened the evenings entertainment and was
acted in commendable manner by Miss Mary
Saltmer, Edward Willasey and B. Holiday
Dorcy. The farce ''Turr Him Out came next
and kept the audience in a continual roar of
laughte- over the artistic comedy work of
Messrs. Patterson, Larcombe and Dorcy and
the Misses Hogan and Saltmer. Sydney
Grundys pretty curtain raiser, 'In Honour
Bound, concluded the entertainment furnished
by the Footlight's Dramatic Club in a most
admirable manner and rejecting great credit
upon the dramatic abilities of the club. The
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and Misses Hawkshaw and Price was received
with great applause and a profusion Of flowers.
AT the conclusion OF the stage entertainment
the floor was cleared and the lovers of dancing
enjoyed themselves until an early hour this
morning. The committee in charge deserves
credit for the entertaining character of the
evenings program.
Box Office open from to for sale Of seats
for Mr.. George Buckler and his dramatic COM
pany at Music Hail. 5th, 9Th and It'll, in
''Richelieu' and Hamlet
The grand combination fair and bazaar,
knights of Pythias, commences at their tenn
pOrary hall, 10l2-14 9th street northwest, Feb
ruary 9. Tickets single, 10 cents; season, so
cents.
The Choral Society. assisted by Miss Mary
Howe, soprano, and Mr.. W. J. LAWN, tenor,
at Music Hall tonight.
Reserved seats for single Stoddard lectures
for sale at Ellis after February Z; IS cents
and 81.
Music Hall was filed to its capacity last
| night, with q row standing, to hear the Fisk
Jubilee Singers. Notwithstanding the famil-
iarity of the public with these melodious sing
ers and their soulful songs the audience last
night applauded as if it were the first night OF
| phenomenal hit. In fact, the entire concert
was succession Of encores and the house was
applauding all the time that the principals
| were not singing. Mrs. Porter-Cole, MIR. Payne
| and Mr.. Caldwell were the soloists and their
work was excellent, albeit the concerted num-
bers were the favorltes being as they were
| plantation and religious melodies. The con-
| cert closed with Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,
and 'Good-bye, Brothers." beautifully rem.
| dered.
Next week at Harris the clever comedian
Chas. A. Loder, will appear in the latest laugh
ing musical absurdity, ''Hilarity."