Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

Grand Opera HouSe.-The magnet of at
traction at the Grand Opera House next
week will be Edward L. Rice's resplendent
extravaganza, ''1432.'' This, without ques-
ton, is one Of the most successful operate
burlesques ever devised. The coming
presentation will be found to be new
~ costumed and its scenic adornments
freshened to a dazzling degree. Man.
ager Rice has yet to bring one of
his attractions to this city that proved
In any way inferior or behind the times SO
that the patrons of the Grand can rest as
sured that new pleasantries will be in store
for them with ''1492'' on it's return engage
enent. The cast will not be the same as
was had at the beginning of the season, but
mat fact goes for but little, when the fact
that Mr.. Rice's proclivity for having re-
serve artists up his sleeve is taken into con-
sideration. Mark Smith still heads the COM
peny as the Daisy Queen of Spain, and John
keefe, the inimitable delineator of Yankee
character. as we'll as Marie Hilton. the
comical court cook. still number among the
coming coterie Flora F'inlayson. Carrie
Behr, Chas Seagrave, Mamie Forbes, Ray
mond Stephens, VIM. Barry, jr., and Aug.
Sohlke will be found among the principals
Lafayette Square Opera House.-The COM
edy opera gentleman Joe" will be seen at
the Lafayette Square Opera House next
week, presented by the Rudolph Aronson
Theater. where 1t has just completed an
extended engagement. The attention paid
to details has made the Aronson produc-
tions famous, and this same attention Is
Joe, the London Cabby." Mr.. James T.
Powers, who needs no introduction to
Washington, Is to be seen in the title role
While among the newcomers will be noted
MISS cara Wieland, who is said to be ex-
ceedingiy proficient in the art of making
people laugh. The book of "Gentleman
Joe is bright and original, while the music
Is decidedly tuneful and catchy. The whole
several names that are well known to
washington theatergoers appear on the pro-
gram in the list Of principals.
New National Theater-"Too Much John
SON will be the attraction at the New
National Theater next week.
Academy of Music-At the Academy of
Music next week THE Bowery Girl will
hold the boards. ~
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-The coming
attraction at kernan's Lyceum Theater
will be lynn and Sheridan's New City
Sports Burlesque Company. Their various
road attractions now compose the cream
of vaudeville talent, and their money-mak-
iEg proclivities are due solely to a liberal
management. Flynn and Sheridan's New
City Sports Burlesque Company comprises
such Well-knoWn, meritorious people as the
four Nelson sisters, acrobatic artists of the
Il,
the trick musical Comedians; Misses Lam
caster and Collins, americas greatest gro
tesque dancers, and the famous four Moor
fsh dancers, besides other specalties.
Boston Symphony Orchestra-Good au-
diences are the rule at Boston Symphony
concerts in this city, and from all indfca-
tons the rule will not be violated next
Tuesday night. The program to be pre-
scented by the orchestra is an elaborate one,
embracing the finest numbers from the
operate works of Wagner The program
Includes the overture from 'Rienzi,'' the
preludes to acts and III Of ''Lohengrin, !"
the overture from Faust" 'fWaldweben, -
song from "Die Meistersinger;" the "sprine
Song" from Die Walkure," and the "Ride
Of Valkyries." from the same work Mr..
Ben. Davies, the great English tenor, will
high reputation he has achieved BY his
work elsewhere. This is the fifth concert
of the season, and the last one until next