Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


ALBAuaH's-MR. RICHARD MassrrELp.-we
arc to have next week again at Albaugh's that
delightful play, "Beau Brunmel." which Mr..
Mansfield has 40 cleyerly presented, and the
title role OF which he has assumed SO admirably
and completely as to be unconsciously called
MIR. Brnmlneu by those who meet him. It
is hardly necessary TO comment upon per-
Torrance such as this is and will be and its sue
CESS wherever presented amply excuses any
lengthy detail OF anticipatory compliment and
praise. The actor is known, the story is known,
the play is known and with such herald in
advance what more could be asked said?
The .Beau" will be presented Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings and Sat
urdsy matinee. On Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Mansfield will make special matinee of
Prince Karl" the brightest and most inter-
esting of his plays and one best bringing out
his remarkable versatility. Thursday evening
"A Parisian Torrance" the play in which Mr..
Mansfield became known AZ an actor. will be
given. Saturday night tho gruesome perform
ance Of .'Dr. Jekyl and MIR. Hyde" which
always fills the house, will be put on.
HE SToDDARD LEcTCREs.--An event OF
next week among the public entertainments
VIII be the opening OF the Stoidard lecture
season at Music Hall. The advance sale has
assured for the whole time of Mr.. Stoddards
stay. He will open his courses on Monday even
ing with the lecture on Vienna which will
be repeated on Tuesday evening. Wednesday
Paris i'll the Reign of Terror" Friday even
ing the lecture on Sweden" viii be given, to
be repeated on the following Monday evening
SO many people have already expressed their
disappointment at their failure to procure good
seats. or indeed any seats at all, that the man
sgement Inns decided to give two extra opportu-
mites 10 hear Mr.. Stoddard's already famous
account of The Passion Play" The first of
these extra lectures Will take place MS q matinee
Oh Saturday afternoon next. February Il, aud
l,x-. al Tod uiv
lecture also on Sunday evening, February Is.
Though it is his invariablc rule never to give
lectures on Sunday evenings Mr.. Ssoddsrd
makes an exception in this case because the ma
ture of the subject and his apprecintivc and
reverent treatment of the play and its actors
make this lecture cIninently appropriate for
Sunday evening.
FAIR AND BAzAAR.--A grand combination
fair and bazaar. under the auspices of the
knights of Pythias OF Washington. will be given
at their new Temporary hall, 10l2-H 9th street
northwest, commencing Monday. the 9th. and
Continuing until il closes. Admission, 10 cents;
season, so cents. +
JAHpaARKr.-Thc Jahrmarkt. which has been
Infhntry Hall all week. will continue next week
until the 18th. Season, so cents; singles, 10
cents.
HARRIs'-''fI 1AIITY'' -"Hilarity" is one Of
the numerous first-class attractions that Harris,
Britton Dean are. by their superior facilities,
clever German comedian. Charles A. Loder,
appears III the principal role in The piece, whose
title etfectually explains lis purpose. The most
elaborate care has been bestowed on the pro-
ductiou and company. The scenery and the
specait;es are all exceptionally fine. 1t abountls
in funny and novel situations, original special
ties and bright song and dances. Pretty girls
i'll abundance add to the charm of the enter
tainlnent. Altogether ''Hilarity'' promises to
be Just what the public need and big weeks
business NAY he predicted for it.
kEKNASs-FAY FUsTERs GAIEEy CO.-Next
week at herman the lovers of the'beautiful in
nature and art. likewise III female lovelincss,
viii have a rich feast i'll the engagement OF Fay
Fosters Gaiety Company. including. besides
many beauties, the Washington favOrite. pretty
Pauline Batcheller. There will be presented
the nautical skit. Our Pleasure Party" intro
ducing musical gems and torrsichorean sensa-
tiOns TO be followed by the satirical success,
Dear Minnie, travesty on ''Ernlinie,' in
Producing Pauline Batchcller supported by n
strong company. In addition is the grand olio,
including Vnnola, the Mexican marvel: Hanlcy
and Jarvis, tie great Enockabouts; RAMA and
Arno. the nnatchiess grotesques; Lazy and
Sharp. the ideal sketchists; Jessie May, the vo-
calist, and others, all under the management
OF Mr.. Joe Oppenbeimer of this city.
MONTE CnisTo.-There will be "a change of
bill tonight AZ Albargh's, Mr.. James o Neill APP
pearin4 fer the hr.t time during this engage
hent i'll the dual roles OF Edmund Ddntes and
Count OF 4nOn!e C,1stO in the great play of
Monte Cristo." The piece will be finely
mounted and strong cast presented.
The celebrated and worl,krenowned Mrs.
Jarioy' exhibited her costly and artistic col
lection OF wax figures at Masonic Hall last
evening for the benefit Of the organ fund of the
First Baptist Church. The laxative female on
this occasion, Prof. Hawks Of Baltimore, was
in bright spirit and interspersed her descrip-
tvs lcctur3 with many humorous quotations
and baG pnrs. The figures represented Shake
spearear and historical characters and were ex-
ceedingly well dressed and wax-like rejecting
credit upon the ladies'. gentlemen and children
assuming them. The hall was crowded to the
doors and the fund ,s man. dollars richer as q
result of the exhi bition.
Tho Nexr York ISacartfru