Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.

ALBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-M. B. Lea
Wits new and popular spectacular pantomimic
burlesque, Spider and Fly, will be presented al
Albaughs ON Monday next Since last season
| the play has been entirely rewritten. Scarcely
anything remains of the first text but the name.
But in the new shape ii contains more interest
| humor and probabilities for the display OF
specialties, ballets, handsome costumes and
elaborate scenery. No expense has been spared
\ in the costuming. All the materials are Of the
finest. the various colors rich and 30 arts
tically distributed that in the successive group
| ings the eyes Of the fastidious cannot detect a
! jarring shade. Each hue lends effect to the
others, forming harmonious entireties that
| give unmixed pleasure to the eyes,
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-Daniel Frohman's
| Lyceum Iheater success. 1.-The Gray Mare, "
will be given at the National next week
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-J. II. Gilmour and Bet
| tina Gerard will appear in "Dartmoor' at the
Academy of Music next week.
SoUsAs BAND AT MErzERorr's-Sousas
Band has had phenomenal success on its FIRST
tour, and in Harrisburg, Buffalo, Detroit an d
Chicago the concerts have drawn crowded
houses, and there has been the greatest possible
enthusiasm in all the audiences The new band
will appear at Metzerott Music Hall on Friday,
October %, opening the star course. The other
concerts Of the course are to be given BY The
Lotus Glee Club Divide Musin Company and
the N. Y. Philharmonic Club. of which the
Miersch brothers are members. Season tickets
for the four concerts are now on sale at Metze-
rott's.
The DAMRoscH CoNoERrs.-The Damrosch
concerts, combining both symphony aad
oratorio, will be among the most interesting musi-
cal events Of the season. Soloists OF renown are
to appear at each concert, including Miss Emma
Juch, Miss Amy Sherwin, Raimond Won Eur
Mullen, the great Berlin tenor; Plunket
Greene, the Irish basso, and Adolph Btodsky,
the concert master Of the orchestra. The
Choral Society, with a chorus of $50 voices
will render assistance in the performances Of
The Messiah" Elijah" and "The Damnation
of Faust" Season tickets for the six concerts
tprices ranging from "a to $3.50 are now on
sale at Metzerott's.
The GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA CoNcERrs-
The sale of seats for the Georgetown Orchestra
course at Metzerotts Music Hall will take place
at Metzerotts. lilo street, Wednesday. Oc-
tober l9. The course consists of three grand
concerts. Miss Emma Juch and leading soloists
being among the artists
WASHINGTON SENGERBUND BENEFIT. -"An
Evening in Germany" will be given at the W.
l.. /. Armory for two weeks, commencing Octo-
Der IL, with nightly changes of program. for the
benefit Of the Washington S@ngerbund's build
ing fund.
HARRIs' BIJou THEArER.-The central figure
in the new play. "She Couldn't Marry Three"
is a little fisher girl, Bess Brandon. which is
played with wonderful success by Miss Lillian
Kennedy. In this part Miss Kennedy is said to
excel anything she has hitherto attempted.
The play tells the story of young girl who is
forced TO make choice from among three low
ers. A huge passenger engine dashes across the
stage under full Roadway with n train Of cars
few seconds after less has performed her
heroic rescue. "She Couldn't Marry Three"
will be given at Harris Bjou Theater next
week.
kERNANs LYcEUM THEATER.-The City
Sports BIrlesque Company, Flynn and Sheri-
dams aggregation of burlesque queens, vocalists,
dancers comedians and speciality artists, willap-
pear at kernans Lyceum Theater next Monday
night. with an extra matinee on Friday. There
Is II new first part. entitled "lIurphy's Reccp-
ton" concluding with Mile. Zittelas latest hit,
''The Presidents of the Past" The olio intro
duces a number of variety stars. 1.-The Merry
buccaneers. the burlesque, is said to be a
lively production and will be handsomely
staged.
LECTURE BY EDMUND HUpsoS.-Mr. Edmund
Hudson will give ain illustrated lecture on
The German Emperor and His Army" with
music, at the National Rifles armorv on Tues
day, November l. Mr.. Hudson begins his
lectures this season with the Baltimore Lieder-
kranz.