Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Aloaugh's.-On next Monday night Al
baush's will open with Robert Gaylor In his
new play Sport McAllister One of the
4Vo Mr.. Gaylor is well and fayora bly,
known throughout the country for many
years as star on the vaudeville stage
where his peculiar individuality and rare
originality won for him a national reputa-
ton. What Gaylor represents on the stage
IL Gaylor himself as he is in every day life
The late Dion Boucicault, a short time be-
fore his death, said of him: He ia a
comedian free from vulgar methods and
exaggerated ideas and one of the best and
most natural stage Irishmen I ever saw"
The supporting company is the best that
Gayior has ever been surrounded with and
includes among others the well known ar
lists, Dagmar and DeCelle Patrice and
O'Brten and Carroll.
Sousa's Band OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sou
ga s success and popularity are doubtless
as much due to his musical compositions as
10 his ability as a musician and leader
he is beginning to be known as widely
through his irresistible marches as is the
Strauss family for its charming waltzes
Every band in the country may be trusted
In the march of mile. to play two or three
OF Sousa's stirring marches. and no pian-
lists repertoire is considered of any ac-
count which does not contain the Post"
the High School Cadets the Beau
IDEAL" and others of Sousas compositions
He Is regarded as much the March King
as Strauss is the Waltz King" And there
Is probably no modern music which is more
extensively hummed, and drummed, and
thrummed than Sousa's inspiring marches
But nobody can play his own compositions
like Sousa himself: and this will be one Of
the strongest reasons why Westinghouse
will turn out en- masse to hear Sousa's
Band at its performance at Albaugh's on
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Sousa is Wash
lngtonian, and the people OF this city are
proud of the success he has achieved. They
regret that he left the Marine Band but
are glad that he is making a wider fame
and more money. His band will be assisted
tomorrow night by Signorina Nice Moreska
soprano, and Miss Leonora Won Stosch,
violinst.
New National Theater.-Next week the
war drama called Across the Potomac" by
Aug. Piton and Col. Alfriend. will be again
seen in this city. this time at the New
National Theate-, and interpreted by a
strong company.
Academy of Music.-Mss Julia Marlowe
win be the attraction at the Academy of
Music next week, presenting the following
repertoire: Monday and Tuesday nights and
Saturday matinee. THE Lone Chase"
Wednesday. "As You Like It," Thursday,
Twelfth Night" Friday, Romeo and Ju-
het." and Saturday. Much Ado About
Nothing
Harris Bijou Theater.-Daniel Kelly will
appear at Harris BiJou Theater next Mon
day night in his new and successful realistic
drama. "Outcasts of a Great City" The
play has had very enthusiastic reception
in New York, and comes here with the same
cast, scenery and mechanical appliances
that were used there. Mr.. Kelly has a part
which displays to advantage his versatile
abilities as a comedian, and ne has as lead
ing member Of the supporting cast Miss
Helen Desmond. Bright songs and dances
will be introduced by Miss Edith Hall.
Little Josie, who takes the child character
in the play. is one Of the most winsome