The Morning herald., 1875-12-06
AMU6EMENTS.

For this week and next week tho follow.
ing companies have been announced to an.
pear at the Grand Opera Houss
On Thursday evening, December 7th.
Fox's pANToM1ME TROUPE
viii perform the laughable play "Humntv
Dumpty, which is considered tho 6nest
production OF pantomimic art ever put upon
the stage. Further mention of it, however.
Is unnecessary, as its reputation ia too we'll
known here, not to say the troupe win bo
greeted with full house.
FOR Friday evening we take great pleasure.
IN mentioning to the good people of our citv
MISS KATIE PUTNAM.
supported by an excellent comp.uv v,,,
pay "Old Curiosity Shop" Miss K.tja
doing the role of Little Nell. The follovin%
Is one Of the many complimentary notices
she has received "0''oo'
Miss Katie Putnam was greeted hv o ro,,.
large and intelligent audience at tho AcsG:
my OF Music last evening. She performsd
tne dual characteristic of Little NeU and tha
Aaren'oness In the "Old Curiosity ShonS IN
a measure That has never been surpa ssed IN
Pitttsburgh. She kept the audienca ~
continuous rear of laughter and annl.ns.
az 'nrough the piece and was called befora
!ne curtain at the end Of every act. Miss
retham 10 unquestionably the best exponeni
ol INC iisnt comedy style of acting. that
mas visited us for many wears. Ever
tning she attempts to do she does arti:.
tlcally ana thoroughly, and never fails to
impress tne audience with the power of her
gehlus. Her support is excellent. Tho au-
ulence especially recognized Mr.. Mark Bates
!he leadlns man, as an old Pittsburgh favor.
ne, ana ne was heartily applauded. III.
actllg was much improved and he eave an
excellent o rendering of Dteh Swivsley. Mr..
raIts V1ap was alse fine piece of comic
actlng ana indeed the whole COMPANY mt
Cogetner are an immense team In their ifna
" acting Those who can enjoy irresistible
Iih OF the mora refined character. wifi And
senty Snny Oh 1t here.-Alleghsny Maa, Nov. ).
Saturday evening the same troupe vii, :,
play The Daughter of the Regiment" W. y
aost N ISL, cneeEiully give the following mention
Miss Kate Putnam played the "paugbter /.
d the Regiment" and the '.Little Rebel" 4,
ast night, in her usual excellent and yiva- !,
,lous manner. Considering the unfayorahIe u
y Teather, the audience was large and select. :.
ne young artist relies on her real abilities
'ld makes little show Of personal attraction
vnlcn at the present day is too much tbe- j,
uDstitute tor genuine merit. She certain
;ana.t mas the % hre of genius and talent Of thy
'ignest ordeI. Her voice is rish fountainy
u pleasnrable sound, and az well rerulateIR
Is s an organ: Her gesticulation is gracefuit
ND her acting and singing have such trusE
ing OF nature about them, that the audiencef
orgets that 1t is looking at play and seemst
0 be observing the scenes and incidents al
cry good. "'
The troupe will give matinee on Satur-\
ny afternoon for the beneat of the little I
olks. '"o '''V''
on Monday evening the 18th inst,
Mr.. THEoDRE THOMAS. /
.nh luli orchoster, will give a musical /.
oncert. This we preume is all that need
g sala, except to add secure your seats /
s soon as possible ; the sale of seats will /,
egin today. :