Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


ALBAUeH's.-Eyery seat at AIbauob,s last
night was occnnied and rsonla vsre st.nd;no
Whv9 Recauae II Was the Arsf NIGHT ~ tSa
Dickson Onero Comnanv'. summer se.son The
prices were imrnenseIv ronnIar and tbe ,nera
was ..S,id p.sba .nd Il ,-.s a 81 I'LL, = !.
summer prices The cast was az foiIows. Josenb
Greeusfelder. Sand Pashn. He~bert Holcombe
H1ss0ra Ben: Edgar TempIe. Tss1ao. Oscar
Girard Hndnd. Fred Frear NocEey. J.
Adams. The Rajah. Lindsay Morrison, Iron
bidad: Miss Bebe yininc. Aifi. Miss Alice Hos-
mer. Ballad Sojah. and Miss Iiiy Post. .Sere1n
Naturally on a first night there are some few
bitches and orchestra and singers do no,
always hit it quite right. but the big audience
last night didn't notice much of that sort of
thing and seemed to eniov the performance
quite as well as if thew had been paving 81 a
seat for it, The voices of the principals are in
the main good Some of them we know and
like. and the new ones are developing nicely
Mis-. Post is unite IA handsome and lively as
ever. and the folks we're glad to sec her, A
pretty little sailors hornpipe by the Hollywood
Sisters won an encore. Other encores were not
wanting and the chorns was strong epongb 10
get one whenever il wanted il SO far everv-
thing is promising for the summer onera season
at AIbauph's and il will improve with each da Y
of practice. ..Said Pasha' again tonight.
TIE NATIONAL THEArER-The Daly Com
pany appeared at the New National Tbeater
last night and met with the hearty applar :. of
its audience Some satiricai comment has been
made on the holiness OF Mr. Dalv's uretentions
but when the intelligent and earnest effort he
makes to live mn To them ia cons;derad these
comments mus. give way 70 honest admiration.
''Love In Tandem" was the plav last evening.
and its presentation was distinguished by the
g,acefui finish that is impossible without long
study by capable people and by the close ad-
herence to legitimate lines. which is expec.ed
in Dalv production. Miss Ada Reban has
earned and received the confident esteem of
the play-loving public. She is one of the ex-
traordlnary women who combine with per-
soual charm graceful manner. an intelligent
perception as to the reading of her mart and n
refined appreciation of what is humorous The
great requirement in legitimate comedy is a
welI-balanced cast and this is neces sarilv found
in DaIy's present company. 1t is an organiza-
ton that can be relied on for splendid presen-
tations of some of the most delightful plays
known to the American stage
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER-The best audience
of the season attended the Bijou last night to
witness the initial performance of It and T.
as given by those wel-known comedians
Murphy ami Flynn. The play is a satire on
New York apartment houses. There is no plot
but the author has drawn some clever situa-
tons which in the hands of "a good company
provoke roars of laughter The play is re-
p!ete with songs and dances and is well worth
seeing The company is good throughout
Miss Lara Thorn. the daughter of the late
Owen Thotn, publisher of the Epentag Err
press of this CITY, does some good work and
evinces the possession of considerable dramatic
ability.
KERSAN's LYCEUM THEArER-This Is the
closing week OF the regular season at Kernan's
and the management has provided a clever en-
nation. The performance opened last evening
with n musical tnelapce entitlad s.Tba Drass