Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUsE.-Next week Clara
Morris will appear in the following repertoire:
Monday evening. Camille Tuesday evening
and Saturday matinee. Sardous "Odette;
Wednesday evening, "Article Az Thursday
evening. ID 'Ennery's 'Renee." and Friday and
Saturday evenings her own adaptation from the
German of Richard Dok entitled "Claire.''
NATIONAL THEATER.-''Aristocrac with
the original cast, will occupy the boards at the
National next week.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The Academy during
the coming week will have Steele Mackaye's
masterpiece. paul Kauvar"
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER. -Agnes Herndon
will produce ia Belle Marie" at Harris Bijou
Theater next week In it Miss Herndon assumes
peculiarly trying role with unvarying success.
kERNAN's LYcEuM THE ,rER.-The attraction
at kernans Lyce1m next week will be Man.
chester's 'Night Owls" including Gordon and
Lick. Fitzgerald and Kelley, Ne:tie Huffman,
the Wood Sisters. Rhemo Nelson and the three
Marveiiles direct from Paris.
A EITHER CoYCERT.-A musical entertain
ment of good deal of interest will be given at
the Rifles armory on Thursday evening. The
Washington Either Circle will give a concert.
The Franz Abt Club will assist and Miss Minnie
Heinrichs will play violin 500. At the close
Of the concert there will be dancing.
The FREE kISDERGARTEN BENEFIr.-That
praiseworthy charity. the Free kindergarten,
Will be assisted in a very pleasant way on Tues
day evening. when a concert for its benefit will
be given az All Souls Church. The following
well-known people will take part: Miss Eliza
beth BRYANT Johnston, dialect reading;
Mr.. John p. Lawrence, pianist;
Miss Marion Stuart Smith. soprano; Frau Prof.
Naumann, contralto; Dr. William Compton.
tenor; Mr. Lee Crandall. violinst
The program will enable all these people to
be seen at their best, and the entertainment
will undoubtedly be one of the most ENJOYABLE
given during this season.
FIrzsIMMoSs' AUDIToRIUM.-This new place
OF ahusemen. has become at once popular and
Tor next week an entire change Of program Is
announced, with twenty-five people in the COM
pany.
READINGS OF THOMAS NELSON PAGE-The
author OF those popular and enter tanning da-
lect stories. "Marse Chan" "Meh LADY," &c,
Thomas Nelson Page will give a reading from
his works on Monday evening at MetZerott
Hall. Mr.. Page has charming manner and
reads with an easy grace that is very attractive.
CYRIL TYLER, TIE Boy SoPKANo.---The boy
soprano, Cyril Tyler, whose wonderful voice
delights and charms all who hear him sing
viii appear in concert on Thursday evening at
Metzerott Hall. He will be assisted by a con-
cert company under the direction Of Mr.. Edgar
Strakosch.
HE CAPITAL GLEE CLUB, which makes its
bow to the public on the 26th instant at Metz
croft Music Hall. comprises many of the best
cf the young voices OF the city, and its friends
Sohh"CuAy cAFcct ~ 10 viii TUG
leading male choruses. The musical director of
the club il Mr.. n. Du Shane Coward. under
whose earnest leadership as assistant director
the Choral Society was well prepare for two
OF its successes the past winter. The club viii
be assisted by Miss Maud Powell. who will be
heard here for the first time since her trium phs
abroad with the Arions of New York; MIR.
Leonard &. Auty of Philadelphia. a tenor of
high ability; Miss Ruth Thompson and MIR.
John z. Lawrence, the accomplished pianist OF
the club. The sale Of seats at Meizerott's as
sures a large and enthusiastic audience
EMANUEL WADs CoSCERT.--Prof. Emanuel
Wad of the Peabody Conservatory. OF Music,
Baltimore. performed an interesting piano pro-
gram at Getzsrott Hall last night. He displays
great technical finish as well as artistic appre-
citation. The weil-known baritone Del Pnente
and Nine Helen Campbell contributed some
admirable vocal numbers to the program.
Adam ltzei, ir., was the accompanied.
LAST BIscHoFr CoNcERT.-The closing Els
choh concert OF the season brought big audi
ence to the Congregational Church last night.
where program liberal in proportions and
Possessing very considerable degree OF merit
was offered. The hallelujah chorus from the
Messiah was given in spirited manner, and
individual performances by Miss Grace Fox,
Mr.. w. l.. Wilson, Mrs. W. S. Yeates. Mrs Elite
Reeves Alderman, Miss Ruth Thompson. Mr..
John Tweedale, Miss Cora Royd, Mr.. Fred
Grant and Mrs. Nellie Wilson Sher-Clid. The
Washington Mandolin Banjo and Guitar Club
played prettily and DIR. Bischoff performed
The Hooking Bird Variations" on the organ
as the closing number.