Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Albaugh's.-At Albaugh's, on Monday
evening, John T. Kelly and his
Of win appear In The
Charles T. Vincent and Mr.. Kelly. The
new play has made a distinct hit wherever
1t has been produced, and as McTee, the
bogus lord. Kelly Is said to have the best
chance Of his professional career to dis
play to advantage his abilities as fun
maker. Unlike most comedies Of the pres
ent, Melee Of Dublin has an interesting
the complications and situations are funny
and original, and the specialties introduced
are part Of the action Of the play. Mr..
Kelly is one OF the best personators OF
Irish character on the stage. his methods
are legitimate, and his brogue is as mellow
as the oldest potheen. He has surrounded
himself this season with good company.
including George Parker, Adelaide Randall,
an excellent prima donna, and Harry kel-
ly. The scenery and costumes are all new
and very elaborate. one scene showing the
Palisades on the Hudson river. being par
ticularly effective.
Lady of Venice"-Miss Katharine Glenn
mons, who will star the coming season in
"A Lady Of Venice" has secured Mr.. Fran
els Carlyle as her leading man. He is
well-known as competent actor and
handsome man. 1t is estimated that her
expenses for each current week will be N
the neighborhood of 5000, but whan the
production is seen, it is said. st will he
readily understood that SO large an expen-
diture was necessary. Indications point to
q successful opening for the young and
ambitious star. who will make her first ap-
pearance before Washington public on
Monday, September 18, at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House.
New National Theater.-Next week Ram
say Morris Comedy Company will he the
attraction at the New National Theater.
appearing in Joseph" which was seen here
last season, and in a new play entitled
'"rhe Judge"
Academy Of Music-The Academy of
Music will open Monday night for :he sea-
son with Ezra Kendall and company in
new comedy drama CALLED THE Substi-
tute"
"As You Like It'--Next Friday, Mr. Chas.
B. Hanford and Professor N. Dushane
Coward will present Shakespeare's comedy
AS You Like IT. on the green lawn ut
Marshall Hail. The cast will include some
well-known professionally. including Miss
Galliard and Mr.. Creston Clarke, ami Mr..
Hanford viii himself play JaGnes. The
by the Capitol Glee Club, and The whole
performance will be most interesting. AS
II will be given chiefly for the benefit Of
the Knights Of Pythias, and in ALL Of the
fund that order Is raising to bring its Ma
tional Encampment to this city next year,
1t is believed that every Pythian viii exert
himself to make the event success. 1t
will afford people an opportunity for
pleasant sail down the river. and than to
witness complete performance of one Of
the most charming Of comedies
kernan's Lyceum Theater.--John F.
Fields Drawing Cards comes to The Ly-
ceum next week. The talent comprising
this combination is far above the usual
standard. and includes. besides those two
tried fun-providers, Fields and Hanson,
company Of capable speciality performers,
among whom may be mentioned Cunning
ham and Grant Bartlett and May, Eldora
and Norine. the Austrian Jugglers. Charley
Case in black-face monologue speciality,
Edgar and Curran, the Irish Shoemakcrs;
Miss Maude Beverly, Mcmahon and King,
Edward Parker, Mitchell and Lorraine, ANA
the Salambos.
Harris Bijou Theater.-"Held IN Slavery"
a thrilling nautical DRAMA tv Martin
Hayden. will be presented at Harris Thea
ter next week. with the author in the lead
!1g role The play possesses man, SEN
sational and melodramatic features.
The comedy element Is especially
well sustained, and permits the in
PRODUCTION Of some clever specialties
among others the Harmonic Trio and Nip
and Tuck. the srotesque pickaninny dan
GERS. The scenery Is elaborate, many new
mechanical and electrical effects being in
troduced. The storm scene on the ocean,
during which a boat is dashed to pieces, and
In which there Is a rainfall of real water, Is
striking bit Of stage work Mr. Hay
den's support comprises number Of we'll
known persons. who are familiar to WASH
ington theater goers.