Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAuGH's.-The first week OF the Dickson
summer opera has proved decidedly successful
The attendance has been large and Richard
Stahls ''Said Pasha" has been given in the
most satisfactory manner. Next week the opera
will be Gilbert and Suliyans tuneful "Gondo-
hers," which has always been popular here, and
which will be given with ali the effects OF
scenery and costume that 60 TO make up per-
feet presentation.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-Miss Ada Rehan,
as paotd In Shakespeare's Twelfth Night"
was the center OF interest at the performances
OF the DAILY Company at the New National
Theater last night, and her intelligent and
graceful Interpretation of that charming char
acter was a source Of great pleasure. That the
other principalwere satisfactory was TO be ex-
pected.
Two OPERAS are under rehearsal by Prof Du-
Shane Coward for the benefit of the Homeo-
pathic Hospital The performance will take
place on the 9th instant, and at the matinee
will be presented Gilbert and Sullivan's first
and greatest success. "Pinafore." The particle
pants, both principals and chorus, will be chill
dren. and none are over twelve wears Of age.
At night the Chimes of Normandy" which
was NO satisfactorily given some weeks ago, will
be repeated, although with a somewhat different
cast.
KERNAS's LYcEUM THEATER-The attrao-
ton at kernan's next week, Ada Dikon's Model
Burlesque Company. promises entertain
ment which for originality has seldom been sur
passed. and may be said to be a new departure
from the stereotyped form Of burlesque pro-
grams.
MANAGER KERSAN's BESEFrr.-Among the
latest volunteers for Manager Eugene Kernans
benefit on Monday. Nav 20. IL Prof Thomas H.
W. Smith. also known NJ king Of the dudes and
successor to Beau Brummell," who has kindly
consented to act as master of ceremonies at the
cake walk which is to form a feature OF the
occasion.
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER.-Louis De Lancs
end Will s Rising are so well known and 30
popular in this city that there is no reason to
expect anything but the warmest welcome for
them on their appearance at Harris Bijou
Iheater next Monday night in Tangled Up"
The company also has with il Miss Efie OAR
ling, aWashington actress who has gratifed her
friends by the reputation the has made rs q
dramatic performer and as a vocalist
fITZsIMMoNs AUDfToRIUM.-The idea Of Q
performance going on all the time seems to
have struck the popular fancy, as is evidenced
by the crowds which daily throng Fitzsim-
mons handsome auditorium. Next week there
will be another new company and an even
more attractive program.
The BABY SHow.-The international baby
show that will open at noon on Monday at the
Washington Light In fantry Armory il now an
assured success SO far as the number Of entries
is concerned, and fine a collection of in
fantile beauty will be presented was ever
got together.
mencement exercises OF the Martyr College Of
Oratory will take place at the New National
Theater on Thursday evening, May rs. The
program will include specimens OF comedy,
tragedy, pathos, pantomime as taught by the
instructors at this institution
A GRAND CONCERT is announced by the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor Of the
West Street Presbyterian Church 70 take place
at the Universalist Church next Tuesday even
ing. The proceeds will be used in sending dele
gates to the Montreal convention.
The CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL HAIL was well
filled last night on the occasion OF q repetition
of the entertainment given some weeks ago by
the Phelps Building Musical Society. assisted
by the Thompson building cooking Glasses.
CALVARY BAPTIST OHURcH-Prof. r. ".
Prentiss Of Rutgers College will give an IL
Illustrated lecture entitled "A Ramble Through
the Heavens" at the Calvary Baptist Church
next Friday evening
CADET ARhoRY.-Widows Son Lodge, No.
Z. F. A. NJ. will give an entertainment %
Cadet Armory next Wednesday evening. when
an attractive program will be presented