Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

| Authoritarian Gale Haynes long ago
became well known among theater-goers
In Washington Having for several sea-
sons been the leading lady Of Law
| renee Barretts company and also OF the
Booth and Barrett combination, she thus re-
ceived sound training in the standard drama
which has enabled her since then to assume the
position Of star with confidence Of a final
success. She will begin n season Of one week
at the Albaugh Grand Opera House on Monday,
January 80, and will appear in q round of char
acters supported by Eben Plympton and an ex-
| cellent company of players that have been care
fully selected by her managers, Abbey, Schoeffel
and Grau. Monday and Wednesday nights and
Wednesday matinee, Romeo and Juliet;
| Lady Of Lyons, Tuesday night; GAS You Like
It." Thursday; 1.-The Hunchback," Friday;
''As You Like IT, Saturday matinee; Saturday
| night. "Ingomar."
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-Next week Mr..
Wilson Barrett will appear in the following
plays; Monday. "Claudian; Tuesday and
| Thursday, "Pharoah:' Wednesday matinee.
1.-The Lady of Lyons Wednesday night and
| Saturday matinee. Ben My Chree;" Friday.
Hamlet" saturday night. THE Silver King. :"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Miss tombstone Bennett
will be seen next week in Jane"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-The season at
Harris Bijou Theater next week promises to
be one of ioUty and song "A Busy Day" will
be presented BY Harry Crandall and a COM
pany OF comedians. whose cleverness has made
them favorites wherever they have appeared.
Mr.. Crandall will be remembered as the funny
groceryman in "Peck's Bad Boy" He is .
singer and dancer well as a comedian. The
girls in the company are good looking and
graceful. Miss Carrie Pryor, one of the SOU
brettes, is Washington young lady.
KERSANs LYcEUM THEArER The Rentz-
Santley Company will appear at Kernans The
alter next week in Frank Dumont's successful
travesty, America; or, the Discovery of Column
bus" which Manager Abe Leavitt has mounted
with his characteristic taste. There is q num-
Der Of interesting scenes including the harbor
of Palos. Brighton Beach, Donnybrook Fair La
Jardin Mabille, Jungles of Africa, New York
harbor and the Worlds Fair. Miss George
Lamareaux impersonates the great voyager with
rare success, and is supported by Harry LIE
Claire, who will be remembered here as a
female impersonator and protean artist Of great
merit Miss Lottie Elliott. Mable Narbis, Pusey
and Lester, lille Leoyille and the Arion Trio
introduce specialties.
The c. c. CoURsE.-On Friday evening,
February 8, Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page and Mr..
F. Hopkinson Smith will entertain their many
admirers at Metzerott Music Hail. Mr.. Page,
whose charming stories of southern life in the
olden days are universally admired, will read
from his writings. Mr.. Hopkinson Smith Is the
author Of the popular Colonel Carter of
Cartersville," and he will delight his audience
with selections from old favorites. Seats now
on sale at Metzerott's
LIEUT.. PEARY.-Monday. January 80 (after-
noon and evening", Lieut.. Robert E. Pearv. U.
s. N, the latest Of arctic explorers, will tell
the story of his wonderful journey across
Greenland at Metzerott Music Hall. The after
noon lecture is especially for the children and
Lieut.. Peary will tell of his acquaintance with
the children of the far north He will
also have his team of six Eskimo dogs. their
driver and sledge on the stage. The lantern
photographs of Greenland scenery and people,
which were taken by Lieut.. Peary himself,
give additional interest to these lectures. Mrs.
Peary will occupy box at the evening lecture.
Seats at Metzerotts music stoIe.
WILLARD HALL-The Saturday Night Club
of Kendall Green will tonight give "Pygmalion
and Galatea" in pantOmime at Willard Hall for
the benefit of the Newsboys and Chill lren's
Aid Society of the District This entertain
ment will be of decided interest. and the object
for which it is given is a most worthy one.
A HARP REcITAL.-Miss Anita Cluss harp
vitruoso, will give one of her interesting harp
recitals at the Universalist Church. corner 18th
and l. streets northwest, on Thursday evening,
February 9. Miss Cluss will give only one
harp recital in Washington. Mrs. Nellie Wilson
Shir- soprano, and Mr.. Herndon Morsell,
tenor, will assist with vocal numbers Miss
Cluss is Washington girl and has attained q
high reputation as player upon that sweet but
difficult instrument, the harp. A skilled per-
former of this character is rare and her ability
in this respect, as well as a feeling of pride in
the encouragement of Washington product,
will undoubtedly contribute to fill the hall at
her recital.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECrUREs-Tomorrow
afternoon at MetZerott Music Hall Mr.. Merwin-
Marie Smell will continue his Sunday lectures
on the philosophy of religion. His subject will
be Religion Before the Bar of Science
WILLARD HALL.-The Washington Phihar-
monte Club will give grand concert at Willard
Hall on Friday evening next. The program
will be carefully arranged and the entertain
ment will be in every way enjoyable.
LOVERS OF ART will be interested in the an
nouncement in another column that the Walters
Galleries in Baltimore will be open to the pub
lie on Wednesdays during February. March and
April and on Easter Monday, the 22d of Febru-
airy and Saturdays in April. 1t is understood
that since last season some valuable and inter-
esting additions have been made to the collec-
ton. which for many years past has had no su-
perior il an equal in this country. As hereto
FORE the admission fees will be devoted wholly
to charitable purposes.
Buy MACINTOSH or a gossamer now. while
cheap, at Goodyear Rubber Company's. 800 9th
street northwest. We have bargains in them
since the fre.-Adrt.
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