Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUaH's OPERA HoUsE.-The popularity
OF the beautiful opera, The Bohemian Girl, T"
Is attested by the large audiences that always
attend Its representation in this city. No mat
ter by what company it may be produced its
tunetul numbers are always listened to with
pleasure and the singers are always loudly ap-
plauded To properly present this opera re-
qutres performers Of more than ordinary vocal
ana dramatic ability. These are certainly to
be found in the Dickson Opera Company,
which will next week offer 1.-THE Bohemian
Girl as its attraction. With people possess
ing such vell-trained voices and such good act
ing ability as Miss Lily Post. Miss Alice Hos
mer, Mr.. Herbert Holcombe, Mr.. Edgar Tenn
PIE, Mr. Jos. Greensfelder. Mr.. Oscar Girsrd,
Mr.. Lindsay Morrison and others, the public
may be sare thatful justice will be done the
melodious numbers which call for excellent
solo work, and also that the individuality Of
the characters will be well sustained.
New NATIONAL THEATER.-The excellent
National Theater will next week present "My
Awful Dad" one Of the great successes Of the
late Lester Nallach.
kERNAN's LYCEUM THHArER.-The farewell
engagement Of Mise Clara Beckwith at Herman
Lyceum Theater is announced. She will posi-
next week 1t is doubtful whether at any time
in the history Of this house star has evoked
more admiration than Miss Beckwith. Young
beautiful and graceful, with all the dexterlty
and daring Of the fabulous mermaid. she pre-
sents act that possesses that novelty which
never wears of. Her extended engagement OF
four weeks Is a new experience to the patrons,
though in Baltimore, under James L. Kernan's
management, she appeared for over six months.
Other engagements interfering. however, Miss
Beckwfth cannot remain longer than next
week. This should be borne in mind. as we'll
as the hours Of her appearance-h 3 and 10
pm Outdoors, Of course, the female pedes-
TRANS will resume walking Monday afternoon
at O'Clock, and with another week complete
their seventy-two hour tramp, six hours a day.
The distance required to be covered is 275
miles. There Is good deal Of rivalry among
the contestants which will be heightened BY
A. Harvey, fremont Hewitt and Little Wonder
joining them Monday.
FIrzsIMMoNs' AUDITORIUM THEArER.-This
Saturday afternoon and night at Fitz-
simmons Auditorium Theater is the last of the
present company and the only chance to hear
The Cat Came Back" as sung here. the last Of
the London Punch and Judy, the last of Miller
and May, the last of Magic Gardner, last Of all
the present attractions. On Monday next new
and novel stars will be presented in o new pro-
gram.
PERFORMANCE AT River vIEw-The per-
formances on the new stage at River View will
be lnaugurated tomorrow. Grant Parish has
engaged the great Spanish dancer Fleurette
as the star feature OF his casino vaudeville COM
pany. This dainty little dancer will be re-
iuemoefeu py ner appearance AZ inc tres6 CluD
benefit at Albaughs Opera House last winter,
VIII she made decided hit. She has been
dancing at the Imperial Music Hall in New
York the pas: W inter. The company comprises
splendid list OF artists. including Miss Mabel
Arnold. in cornet mandolin and bell solos;
Kaiuochi the lady magician Miss Myrtle Tres
slider and Miss Leila Trimble. vocalists and
Prof. Bixler. Two performances are to be given
daily hereafter. at and 8 p. m. No extra
charge will be made for the performances The
Pentz will leave Sunday at l0:45 u. m. 3:l5 and
$50 p. m. Tickets. 25 cents.
SOME SPLENDID MUsIc.-Mount Vernon Place
Church was the scene last evening OF an excep-
tlonally enjoyable program. rendered by WASH
ington musical talent A number OF musicians
of high talent took part The chief portion of
the entertainment was the grand organ recital
By Jenny Lind Muller Green. The opening
number selection from Gounod's .'Fanst''
by Nine. Green, followed by a rendition Of Da-
mascus' triumphal march. "Naanan.' The
great skill Of Nine. Green especially pro-
nourced in her own composition. "Romanzy,"
in Gillets Dreams" ard Dubois March Deos
Rois Maai." Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-C Cliff sang
Il VIII Extol Thee, D Lord" by Costa. The
event of the evening the singing Of Won La
Hache's '.Missn Pro Pace" by Mrs Shir-Ciff
AID Mr.. William Mcfarland, assisted by the
chorus under the direction Of Mr.. G. ". Law
renee. Miss May L. Corbv also rendered solo
very prettily. Mr.. F. E. Ward acted as accom-
PIANIST.