Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

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-asor,;n,se !, =; fnoo1 ,rd With an nnnsnaIIv
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tive fss,pre VII 1sannie Winston will appear as
yo,,L; p,.n +. ,art which sbe NAV call her own
and i'm which 20 for sbe has met no successful
comnetitor A. tho bandsomes. NnnEi on the
stage she takes the lead easily Another I'M
portant addition 10 the east is Mr. j. h MUIR
raw the ponnIsr baritone who will do Poo Bah
in his most anproved style which always wins
Miss Alice Vincent viii be Yum l'wp, Miss
Wisdom, Entisha and Mr. Carleton the MikddO.
The rest oF the rast will he mn TO the standard
of the Carleton company and an entirely salts
factory performance NAV be expected. Especial
attention is given TO costumes and scenery. and
in this respect the display will be unusually fine
as thew were purchased from Japanese firm in
San Francisco and are the genuine goods.
The Bosroy FESTIVAL ORcHEsrRA-Manager
Geo. W. Stewart of Boston has arranged tour
of nearly eight weeks for his Boston Festival
Orchestra He furnishes orchestra and solo
lists for the great Providence festival as well as
at Hartford. Springfield and smaller places.
The Richmond fes tiyal comes Nav IL. IL, ID, and
on the day following i. e., Thursday of the next
week two concerts will be given here at the
Academy of Music. Victor Herbert is the con-
ductor Of the orchestra and Emil Mallenhauer
the concert master. Inc ArruN OI eOiO tditut IL
most attractive, including Miss Adele Aus der
0he, pianist; Miss Rose Stewart, soprano.
pupil of Marchesi; MyrOn w. Whitney, the
greatest of bassos. Mr. Felix Winternitz, VIOLIN
ist, and Victor Herbert, cellist. Mr. Herbert,
it will be remembered, is a grandson of Samuel
Lover. the great Irish novelist. He has been
associated with Carl Zerrahn in conducting
several important festivals and his solos on his
chosen instrument have always been a feature
Of the programs. Miss Rose Stewart is young
soprano who has sung for Rubinstein and List
and received fattering notices from them. Her
teacher, Nine Marchesi, writes that in thirty
years she has not heard more marvellous execu-
ton. Winternitz won the prize medals at
Vienna in 1856 and no fist has given greater
satisfac ton to Boston audiences than this young
violin virtuoso Popular prices Will prevail, "a
season ticket for the two concerts being sold at
Sl.5O. These will be ready at MetZerott's on
Tuesday. The season sale will close Saturday
night and on Monday tickets for single con-
eerts will be sold
PIRATES OF PESzANcE.-Next Tuesday even
ing at Academy OF Music the Pirates Of PEN
zance' will be presented by fashionable
amateur organization from Baltimore for the
benefit of the Childrens Hospital of Washing
ton. The opera will be given under the
patronage OF prominent society ladies of Wash
ington. Tickets on sale at theater prices at
Metzerott's.
kERNANs-FRASK McNIsH SPECIALLY Com
PANY.-The next show at Kernan's which be-
v, Is
Company. In the olio are the great Acme -Four
in ''fubbs VISIT BeIlac and Aou,la. necro-
mancers; Belle and Roger Doan the sl,aucrllns
of vaudeville; Matthews and Bulger, black face
nOvelists; the Wutsons In German comedy;
Lille Mason, premiere soubrette: Garnela
Bros. in opium effects: Prof Hampton s educated
dogs, cats, MONKEYS geese &c; the Nesbitt's
Irish team and Frank McNish popular min
strel comedian, his first appearance since his
tour around the world. Kernans is always az
nnl IL
which permits all the fresh cool air in town to
come in free Of cost.
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.-The United
States Marine Band. directed by Mr. John
Philip Sousa and assisted by Mile. Decca. prima
donna soprano, having completed its most sue
cessfui tour, will give a grand triumphal clos
ing concert at the Academy of Music next Mon
day evening. The same program which has
won enthusiastic applause from press and peo-
pie In all the leading cities east of the Mississippi
VIII be presented on this occasion, and every
seat in the house should be occupied The
Marine Band Is practically local organization
and Its recent tour has given Washington "a
reputation in musical circles il never had be-
fore, and this work should be recognized by
converting the triumphal closing concert into
triumphant ovation Of the most enthusiastic
and expansive proportions. Prices all over the
house, 81, without extra charge for reserved
seats Tickets at Metzerotts.
SUMMgR COMPASY.-Mr. Herbert Pattee
Anu ~. ucOibc TWO promising
actors, both Washington boys, intend forming
in connection with Mr.. Fereival Garvey of the
Modjeska Company a summer stock company.
With Miss Lavinia Oliver of California as lead
ing lady these young men will assume the prin-
cipal roles and give amateurs an opportunity
Of testing their dramatic qualifications by tax
ing the minor characters. Romeo and Juliet
Will be presented first
TABERNACLE LEcTuREs.-Rev. W. A. Bartlett
DID, Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will deliver the third lecture Of the
Tabernacle course at the Tabernacle 9Th and b
streets southwest, next Tuesday evening Sub
ject, Our Bows" and il will be an iutere,tinp