Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

The summer opera season opens ct Absught
next week.
s.s,ruck Gas" is billed to appear at Harris
Bijou next week with lot Of fun Seats OF
sale.
Billy LISTERS Big Show. including the cham
pion female wrestlers, Miss Alice Williams o.
Vermont and Miss May Morgan Of Ohio, Wi
be on at Kernan's next week.
On the 2eth and 90th comes Adam Fore
paugh's greatest and onlyest circus, fresh frou
the hands of the winter decorators and re-
splendent in tinsel and gilt and royal purple
and golden glory. This megatherian aggrega'
ton OF colossal attractions stands IN the fore
most rank and TO see 10 is o liberal education.
Remember the 29th and 30th.
Phillip Phillips, the Singing Pilgrim, with
his beautiful songs and their illustrations by
pictures IN many lands, begins his three nights
engagement at Foundry NJ. Z. Church tonor-
row evening Tickets at Bradbury's.
CIKyELANp's MISsrREIs.-At the Academy OF
Music Friday and Saturday nights Of this week:
With matinee Saturday, Clevelands colossal
colored carnival Ministries will give three OF
their unique performances This Is the best
organization of its kind now before the public
and il has received most fattsring notices
from press and public Tom Mcintosh, the
big mouth man; Bland, the funny; Bill Far
rel, Doc Sayles, the Brewer brothers and Others
TO the number Of forty-nine viii furnish the
music and mirth. Tickets at Metzerotfs at
popular prices.
fHx CHORAL SocIErr.-What is expected to
prove the finest musical entertainment ever
given by a local society will be the perform
snce Of The Speotre's Bride" at the Academy
of Music tonight. chorus Of IT'S, full or
chestrs and Mime. Sophie Zela, soprano; Will
liam LAWN. tenor. and William Ludwig, bari
tone. will give fitting rendering OF the beau
ties Of Dvorak 5 intensely dramatic music. The
soloists arrived yesterday and a rehearsal with
the orchestra will be held today The souvenir
program is very neat and bears on the cover
an appropriate design, the work Of one OF the
members of the chorus. The society takes the
public into its confidence and announces that
the expenses of tonights entertainment will
amount to nearly 81 zoo and it's necessary
that every seat in the house be sold, that this
expense may be met. Aside from the merit OF
the performance and the ability of the soloists
the society has accomplished much good in the
ceive the hearty support of all.
BfsCHoFF CoScERT.-The closing concert of
the Bischof course occurs on Friday evening
at the Congregational Church and will be
given entirely by DIR. Bischof and his pupils
The following summary Of the program shows
an interesting variety: Vocal solos by Mrs.
Light. Miss Byrdie Rogers, Mr.. q. A. Terry
Miss Jennie Lynch, Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss
Clara Rosary. Mrs. II. G. Browning and Miss
h v. Wilson; organ solos by Miss Bessie Rem
nsr, Miss Grace Fox and Mr.. ii. l. Barnes; q
duet by Misses Boyd and Thompson;a trio by
Misses Wilson and Thompson and Mr.. Grant
and a quartet by Misses Boyd and Thompson
and Messrs. Grant and Wilson Tickets are on
sale at Ellis 4 Co.'S
. SUMMER OPERA AT ALBAUGHs.-The seventh
summer season of opera will begin next Mon
day at Albaughs, when W. +. Cartoons Opera
Company will appear in Strauss melodious
work. The Merry War" Mr.. Cartoons COM
pany will contain nearly the artists of the
past winter season, and on several occasions
during his stay in Washington other comic
opera artists Of reputation will sing imports nt
parts The list Of principals includes such WELL
known artists ss Lily Post, Alice Vincent, Clara
Wisdom, Marian Langdon, Jennie Willard and
Jeannie Winston, j. \. Murray, Charles A.
Biselow. Walter West, Fred Huntley and W. T..
Carleton. The sale of seats begins tomorrow
morning.