Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUaH's.-On Monday night at Albaugh's
there will be an entire change of company and
operas. The opening opera will be Won Suppe 8
masterpiece "Boccaccio." and will introduce
the great Washington favorites, JEANNE Win
ston, Laura Joyce Bell, Josephine Knapp and
as Boccdccto, the novelist and poet; Mrs. Bell
as Peroneltd Miss Knapp as Fidmettd, William
Broderick as LOtteringhi. Arthur Bell as Lam
bertucciO. Charles Holmes rs Pietro, Dan
Young as LeOnettO. &c. The orchestra and
chorus will be complete in every respect, and q
delightful performance may be looked for. The
advance sale indicates prosperous business and
shows that the old favorites will be heartily
welcomed on their return to this city. The re-
pertoire will contain operas which have not
been done in Washington for several years. and
everything will be done to make them as popu-
lar as they were on their last representation
here.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-The comedy COM
pany at the New National Theater will next
. week present Robertson's comedv-drams
KERNAN's LYoEUM THEATER.-Quite a treat
Is promised lovers Of the manly art at Kernan's
Lyceum Theater next Monday night There
Will be one Of the most complete sparring en-
tertainments that has ever been witnessed in
this city. 1t will be under the auspices Of the
Capital City Athletic Club, and will be up to
that high standard which has characterized all
the entertainm ents with which this club has
been identified. Chief among the events will
be the meeting between Ned Cartwright cham
pion lightweight of the District of Columbia,
and his late opponent, Tony Stannard of Will
mongton, Del, whom the club has guaranteed
800. Included in other bouts will be Billy
Young of Washington VS.. Frank Mulin Of
Wilmington, Del; Billy Nally vs.. Mike Ready,
rival middle weights of Washing ton Geo. North
ridge and Jim Sullivan. the Unknown middle
weights, and Jas. NJ O'Connor and John Glenn,
each lis pounds. There is promise Of other
set-tos by well-known local sparrers. including
Billy Duke and Prof. Jack Cavanaugh, as well
as number of sable champions.
Tonight the second seventy-two hour female
walking match will be completed, and Miss
Clara Beckwith, the champion lady swimmer Of
the world. will make her farewell appearance.
BETHESDA PARK.-The wonders of the world,
Col Dan'l Boone and his trained lions, will be
at Bethesda Park commencing Monday next,
July 3. Col. Boone's performance is the wonder
and admiration Of all. The pavilion theater
stage will be occupied entirely by the lions
handsome cages. 1t is impossible to describe
the various feats done by these animals; they
must be seen to be appreciated. Col Boone
will be at the park Sunday, July 2, and will be
introduced to the public. There will also be a
grand band concert and the usual Sunday
amusements.
RIVER VIEW THEATER.-River View is now at
hood tide OF success and popularity. Capt.
Randall has extended the engagement Of the
great dancer, Fleurette, for another week, and
the dainty little lady will introiu new French
dances, now the fad in London and New York
Fleurette merits the claim of being the highest
kicker In the world. The wonderful magic
artist, Mile. Kamochi, will remain another week
and present new tricks. New artists will be
seen. among them Miss May Montford the
celebrated operate singer; Robert Coburn, in
plantation melodies and banjo selections; Miss
Leila Trimble, in topical ditties; Miss Arnold,
in musical acts, and Agile Miles, song and dance
Tomorrow a large attendance will doubtless be
present, attracted by the above splendid pro-
gram. The Pentz will leave Sunday at i045
a m, 3a5 and $50 pm. Tickets, % cents.
There is no extra charge for the performance.