Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


Albaugh' s.-Beginning Monday evening.
Mr.. Arthur Lloyd and his company of play
ers will present his musical comedy, "Our
Party" for one week at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House. Mr.. Lloyd began his Ameri-
can tour in Pittsburg few weeks ago and
met with brilliant success. The play Is
an original comedy built on the farcical or
der with witty dialogue. ludicrous situa-
tons. catchy songs and bright music. MIR.
Lloyd has achieved high reputation a
song writer his verse having attained pop
ularity in probably every English speaking
country Our Party evidently provided
an enjoyable entertainment for the crowd
in attendance. says the Philadelphia Record.
as laughter and applause were of frequent
occurrence. Mr.. Lloyd's impersonation was
| OF a satisfactory character throughout, and
the assistance rendered by his son and
daughter materially aided in the pleasure
was made by the star In. giving new songs,
and American farce comedy managers might
profitably follow this example. Some of
these songs, too. are likely to be whistled
about town.
National Theater-Primrose and Vests
MINISTRIES will be the attraction at the New
National Theater next week.
Academy of Music.-Peter F. Daley will
make his first appearance In this CITY as
a star next week at the Academy of Music.
new farce comedy, entitled. "A Country
Sport" being the vehicle for his talents.
Kernan's LyceumTheater. Tom o. Rourke' 3
big speciality company will be the attrac-
ton at Kernan's Lyceum Theater next
week. The show Is said to be right up to
and European celebrities each Of whom
have won renown In their respective lines.
In the company are Binns and Burns, musi-
cal artists: Ida Howell. serio-comic vocalist;
Van and Lesley. sketch artists; Patterson
Bros. marvels on the horizontal bars: By
ron and Evans. two comedians: Wills and
Barron. the favorite comedy duo: Mabel
Guyer. the vital spark: Murphy and Nc
~ S0vrot NNo md thA 0N0tA
Aleene. who will introduce for the first
time in this city their bewitching and origi-
nal gauze dance. The performance will
conclude cn,.lI wit. with the merry one,act comedy.
entitled, The Corsican, In which the en-
tire company Will appear. Tom O'Rourke,
whose name the company bears. will be
remembered as the trainer and hacker of
Geo: Dixon. the champion feather-weight
Of the world, whose fight with "Solly'
Smith takes place at the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club Monday night. Arrangements
have been made by which the full returns
OF the night will be read from the Lyceum
stage.
las You Like It"-Another al fresco
performance Of las You Like 1t" Is being
arranged by Messrs. Chas. B. Hanford and
Du Shane Coward. and this time it Will be
within easier reach Of the people Of WASH
ington. The site selected Is the Tuttle
ground just beyond Dupont Circle at the
terminus Of the Metropolitan street rail-
way Connecticut avenue branch. The spot
Is charming one. beautifully wooded and
with an easy slope that will enable a large
audience to readily see the stage. The trees
form natural amphitheater that exactly
suits it for such a performance. The per-
Torrance at Marshall Hall was one of the
most artistic ever presented and all who
witnessed 1t are loud in their praises of
actors, scenic effects and singing. and the
same cast and the same male chorus will
be presented in the coming repetition. 1t
Is intended to give both an afternoon and
night performance, and the date will be
n r{vrev 4paH IL a. n@A~
will include: Mr.. Charles B. Hanford. Miss
Alberta Galatin, Mr.. Creston Clarke. Mr..
Frank Currier. Miss Sallie Williams. Mr..
Frederick Vroom, Mr.. Percy Sage. and al
most all who participated in the other per-
formances will be seen again. The Capital
Glee Club. augmented to forty voices. under
the personal direction Of Mr.. Coward. will
make the musical feature Of the perform
Pawnee Bills Wild west.-In Pawnee
Bills Historical Wild West" which will
be seen In Washington next Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. there are. 1t is claimed.
four of the greatest cowboys that ever
came east. These men will illustrate how
wild horses are caught and ''roped" SO as
to be brought into the corral The cow
boys will also pick up coins from the grass
while riding at full speed and will mount
and dismount while their animals are ca
reering over the ground. Pawnee Bill, the
white chief of the Pawnees and leader
Of the Oklahoma boomers. will illustrate
and reproduce, with the aid of his Sioux
Indians. COWBOYS and Mexicans some OF
the most startling events in frontier war
fare. This. 1t must be distinctly remem-
bered. does not resemble circus in any
particular. 1t IL Q genuine wild west" af-
fording glimpses OF life as 1t was and still
IL in MANY far distant regions of America.
These performances will be found to be an
education in themselves. A.decidedly novel
and interesting street parade will be made
Monday morning starting from the grounds
at the corned Of New York avenue and
North Capitol street al 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Hughes Lecture. evening
Mr.. w. ID. Hughes will deliver a lectur.
against 1nfdeiity at Society Temple, cor
ner 5th and G streets northwest This L.c-
ture has been given before. and is Of great
interest
An Address on Theosophy.-The subject
Of Professor Chakravarti's address at
Academy Of Music tomorrow night will be
''Theosophy." The demand for tickets has
been 50 great that the committee had tick
cts for the 40 seats In the gallery Of the
Academy printed also. but up to last night
nearly every ticket for every part Of the
Academy had been distributed. 1t may be
necessary to issue tickets for standing
room only. but II so, they must be obtained
of the committee at SlS i street No person
will be admitted without ticket and II
Will be useless to apply at the Academy for
admission without one on Sunday night
Professor Chakravarti Is expected to arrive
late tonight, and will probably be the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. Geo. NJ Coffin, members OF
the society, while in the city He leaves
for New York on Monday morning to sail
from there on Tuesday on his Journey back
to India.