Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

For the final performance Of Miss VAIN
wright's engagement at Albaugh's. tonight.
will be presented Tom Taylor's delightful
comedy, IAN Unequal Match" in which
Miss Wainwright will assume the difficult
role Of Hester Grazebrook, and one which
requires that consummate grace. tenderness
and sympathy that, in the alienation,
bring out the versatility for which Miss
Wainwright is SO justly famed.
Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-Among
the dramatic treats announced for next
week Is the engagement Of the renowned
tragedians. Frederick Warde and Louis
James. at Albaugh's Grand Opera House.
In series of magnificent Shakespearean
and classic revivais. This is announced as
the last season Of the tragedians together,
and their endeavor is to terminate their as
ISOLATION with even greater credit than they
began 1t. The supporting company Is said
10 De far superior to any they have hitherto
had. ana includes such clever actors as Guy
Lindsey. Walter Walker, Beverly Turner,
H. Z. Barton, Ernest c. Warde, Edwin Tan
ner, John Hickey, and the Misses Edythe
Chapman. Florence Everett and Elizabeth
Bouton. The plays will be Julius Caesar"
Henry w. They are all well known to
the present generation, except Henry w."
which has not been done in this country
Tor many years. The public will doubtless
De giad TO welcome again Poins, Gadshill,
Bardolph and the inimitable buffoon, Fall
stan, the witty rogue, arrant coward and
versatile liar: also the rollicking Prince Hal
and hot-headed Harry Percy or Hotspur
as he was called. The play will be elab-
orately mounted with special scenery, cost
umes and music. Mr.. Warde will play
Prince Hal; Mr.. James, Falstaff; GUY
Eindsley. Hotspur, and Beverly Turner,
Robert Mantell, the famous romantic
actor, VIII follow James and Warde at AL
baughs. opening Monday, October %. He
will appear in a repertoire including "Ham-
let" ''Monbars," "Corsican Brothers" and
In a new play. which will be seen for the
nrst time on any stage.
The First Philharmonic Concert.--One of
the great events of the musical season
promises to be the concert on October ia in
Metzerott Hall, of Miss Ellen Beach
Jaw, the phenomenal soprano. She made
such an extraordinary success on her mi
uatory tour In the west last spring that
special excursion trains were RIM from
ionS distances to hear this remark a bile
SINGER VINO possesses the hitherto un-
hearl-oi compass of voice of nearly four
octaVes. from G below the staff to r. above
nigh + in altissmo. The leading musical
journals or the country are replete with
praises In recounting the sensation she
Sauseo everywhere she appeared. She will
De supported by the distinguished artist
Mr.. Macmillan Dick, the violin yirtuoso
VINO IN concerts at the Metropolitan Opera
House in New York and elsewhere gained
.ne Ieputation OF one of the foremost
artlsts in the country The pianist will no
MISS GeOrgiella Lay. a relative of Camilla
nrso and an artist of great distinction ON
WeuneSody afternoon, from to O'clock
ratro raw VIII hold a reception under the
Arlington Hotel and all music lovers will
greatly enjoy the personal acquaintance of
'he charming young prima donna.
1upllee Cholr SinSers.-Tomorrow night
the Jubilee Choir Singers will present their
second concert, with an entire new nro-
gram, at Albaugh's Grand Opera Honse
Inc success of last Sunday night is sure TO
, pe repeated, 1oth as to large house and a
most enjoyable performance of the sweetest
music in the world. The box office opens
Sunday at o'clock for the sale of the re-
served seats at % and 80 cents.
kernan,s Lyceum Theater-The attrac-
Ilon at the Lyceum next week will be the
French Folly Company, I'm conjunction with
-. "A. sampson, who is acknowledged to be
oan,, iouSest man on earth" From
carry youth my strength kept increasing"
said he, land in a short time / began 70
give exhibitions The work is very wearing
ana L am obliged to train carefully and
systematically. / do not smoke: that would
an my heart. 1 never drink intoxlcants,
ior tiat Is worse for the muscular Tissues
than smoking. l exercise two hours a dav
and take the best of care of myself" H.
breaks silver dimes and quarters between
f fis i.nsers with astonishing ease, and per-
forms many other marvellous feats. The
french Folly Company will form the other
portion of the big program; in the comnanv
are such "eii-known people as Bennetto
ana Cannon. in anatomical knots and
twists: Lowry and Hanley, Van and Leslie
COOK ana Clay ton and others
The Setdl Orchestra.-The first concert of
the series to be given during the season NV
Mr.. Anton Seidl and his Metropolitan or
chestra occurs Tuesday evening, October
-, at Metzerott Music Hall. The soloists
Tor this concert are Miss Lillian Blauvelt
soprano, and Miss Lottie Mills pianist A
brilliant program is announced. that will
please musicians as well as the concert
public. The sale of seats opens Monday
morning, October 10
New Bijou Theater.-"Peck's Bad Row,
viii appear at Buffers New Bijou Theater
next week, together with his Pa, his Ma
his Chum, and last. but by no means the
least. his Girl. The Bad Boy is under the
charge of Fred p Wilson, this gentleman
being his sole guardian, so appointed by
the Bad Boys progenitor, Mr. George w
Peck. governor of Wisconsin. He lives for
laughing purposes only, and he fills his
sphere with unbounded success
National Theater.-Augustin Daly's COM
pany Will appear next week at the National
in comedy.
Academy of Music.-The Trocadero Vau
deviiles will be at the Academy, in con-
junction with Sandowe