Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGHs.-There will be a change Of cast
at Albaugh tonight. Miss Fuilayson assuming
the role of AudH-A-DdLe in robin Hood"
The title role will be sung by Tom Karl
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Miss Julia Marlowe fur
Their demonstrated her improvement as an
actress by her excellent representation last
night at the Academy of Music of Shakespeare's
romantic heroine in Romeo and Juliet" She
oughrto have a better Romeo, for Mr. Taber
failed to meet the requirements of that ex-
tremely difficult part In strong contrast to
the insufficiency OF Romeo was the M,7cutio of
Mr.. Chas. b. Hanford, whose work was thor
oughly satisfactory in every respect. He
caught the spirit of the CAV gallant and gave
splendid specimen of high comedy acting.
His Queen Nab speech was excellently deliv-
cred and fully deserved the applause it re-
ceived. Mr.. Giles Shine made a remarkably
good Apottecd.y and Mr.. Coleman was effective
as TybdH.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH contained a large
audience last night brought together to listen
To the second concert of the Bischoff series
The attraction the Schubert Male Quar-
tet OF Chicago. assisted by Miss Eugenia NJ
Baldwin. soprano soloist. and Miss Ida NJ
Clemens. reader. The quartet is strongest in
its baritone and bass voices, although the
frs. and second tcnors possess voices Of marked
sweetness of tone. Five numbers were on the
program, but encores heightened the list to ten
Miss Baldwin's selections were in good taste.
She has a sweet voice. but limited in power
Her singing of the Swiss echo song was exccp-
tionaliy good. Miss Clemens possesses q sweet
face and Evolutionary powers of marked excel
lence. Nniic her rendition of portion of n
scene from "Pygmaiion and GalatSa' showed
periods OF weakness her Interpretation of How
ellis "a Scene IN Sleeping Car was very
strong and hImorou and demonstrated that
her forte lies in comedy.
TRE WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLUB.-The cen
cert of the Washington Musical Club. which
taxes place tomorrow night at the Uniyersalist
Church, promises 20 be ole of the most en- Joy
able that has been given BY this organization.
Its own members ali artists Of high degree
and have established rcputations-Mr. Rake
mann as e yiolinist, Mr.. Aander pianist, Mr..
Niersch as :. yiolincellist and Mr. Morse,l as a
singer. These gentlemen will furnish several
numbers upon the program and they will have
the assistance of the Franz Abt Club, body of
male singers whose excellent work is well
known. and Miss Alice Williams, a Washington
i.dy, whose career as a vocalist has been ex-
eeptionally successful She has not been heard
aere since she attained her present high rank
IL the musical world and her former friends
/ vii! gladly welcome Ter appearance
IHE GEoEGErowN ORCHEsTRA. assisted by
Miss Hattie Meads, soprano; Miss Lolita Mills.
pianist; Mr.. Anton kaspar, violinist, and Mr..
| paul Miersch, violincell,st. will give a concer,
| at Lannon's Hall. Alexandria. tonight The
entire direction will be under Prof. Josef Has
| par, the conductor of the orchestra
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-A benefit con-
cert Cor II he Record will be given at National
| Rifles Armory tomorrow night, when an excel.
/ lent program, in which some of the best local
| talent. will participate.
! SIR EDWIN ARNOLD will give lis FIRST reading
\ in Washington at the CniversaliGt Church on
Saturday evening next. His subject will be
| The Light OF the Orient"