The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-13
AMUSEMENT ANNALS.
FlnHEsI pRANArIc c5NrANY.


- oar people are not likely TO suffer for wsnr
0; amGsements. Mex; week the com psuy
above named will appear on Thursday nigh.
with "UscIe Toms Cabin - Friday night
( with "OGr Boarding House." and Saturday
| night with "Biack Diamond, !" with a matinee
Saturday afternoon, with ''Uncie Tom. +"
Their pieces are popular and their PLAYS are
al , easing, which VIII insure them q
IrGiiiabie visit TO our city.
UNCLE DAN'LD
The frs; criticism that was made last even
ing after the performance At the opera house
Of "a Messenger from the Jarvis Ssct!oau
WIS that the audience WAS too small for the
| play Mr.. Macauley's "UncIe DanVp vas
fine, pathetic and solidly humorous by turns,
| ana always naturally quaint Mr.. Beers, as
7kinny ban." was good. Mr.. Reeds role of
| the DUTCH landlord was almost perfect, and
| Miss Minnie Madden, as "CIip, won praise
| from every body, The troupe is a good one
and one that should draw well wherever j;
| goes.
RICHMOND AND Won BOYLE.
"Our Candidate" The play at the Opera
House this evening, Will have a peculiar sig
nineance In view OF the late elections and |
the mists they have IhTewn around the yar-
ious candidates Tor the Presidency. Tie FOL- |
lowing mere mention by SOME o; our cotem- /
poraEies VIII aid our people IN forming 4 tue /
estimate Of the play and the players
ii. .. Richmond Is doing a rensIkso'e
piece y! Character acting.-CAiolyG Times, My
Mr.. RlcbmpId's acting as the Hon. Jo-
sephus GrIHwis was excellent. He cauu,f
DC surpassed. tn eChsEfsr EEPrsss, Sepi >.
oar Candid lie" WAS a drcIur1 success |
II made n hit sucn laughter has not been |
heard In the Park Thaa're since tn engage |
Insnt OF HaIrisan and HIM -BryoLly4 EggE,,
pts.
ar. Won Boyle IS immense as. the China.
man --dbzEy IUs:.
American poiltics.-iEd Gn2PO'is Sertgi,L
Oar Candidate" Is rIdicuIuusiy iuuuy-Ia.
ciGHapsits jon nal.
II. q. Richmond is the Hon JJSephus
GrimwIg Ia 'Ogr Candidate" In the nor
iravsI he eyluces the highest SKILL Ia.s-
p,RdsAf'
THE NEW Hamlet"
Mr.. +. ederick Z. Dodge, sol Of Colonel Il.
Dodge, Of the Twenty-ibird Infantry, we'll
known 10 most OF cur cit z=ns, is wiunipg
golden op mons on the East, IN stage in his
Of Hamlet. He is known by {"
he stage name OF Frederick Pau!cin-"
md the dramatic critics have christeneI q
aim THE new Hamlet" The New York yeirs u
ays of him:
Mr.. PauIding has the advantages OF youth =
nd OF a sP!endid educs.tion, ana ;.
rs careful studies of Heavy Irving | fu
1dwid Il ,otn and other prominent actors | mn
ave Resulted in a style which, while neither
a-a'Te nor 0st'e n. al once novel and euec- vi
I'VE, covering ali the traditional points of th, o.
n sIacler, hut introducing new bushes. r.
men equally sGrprIses and delI-utS me ,
uIi-nce. t
The Hsrgd says: tn
He neither rants nor hines, as some Ham. na
Us afterwards did IN tneIr early DAYS: be | lO
AIS iniei!igenjIy and pTesei Yes The IDENTIFY rr
the ct,tIt.j"r.
The Toronto NIH says: "'
Certainly h performs with the care encr.y
M Ire which only belongs 10 The acuur viii, | l
ne has not already attained the XII; Of Ter
: professional ambition, Ii on the b l. IA road | "
eninens.. IDS
ihs Toronto Globe, tie leading paper OF the
iGads, says OF him: AM
":here is seen throughout the fine trace Of eve
e actors art; but TIA re ~ also perceived the
= stu FINER SCI - of what rs not art thai | I'M,
licH AT alone en- never ach ieve-a truth "
'Ss 10 inaTiculate human psssioa in us I'M
ldesi moods Ii was grand, wonder fully rea
nIlete performance" I'm.
'cJies Of other prominent papers in the ron
- - ak OF the new star in equally COM w,
meutsry terms, and Ihore seems 10 be no
G5t that he Is III fact, ~ he has been styled, II
e new Hamlet" a, +,
MINOR NOTES. 2i.
Edwin Booth is acting at the Eroad S,re.t mo,
eaiTe tFOrG'sD, in Philadelphia, and at. o,t,
ciing great crowds. yea,
EmiIy RigI aud Maud Granger have is 81
ned the same theatrical troup-, ard will III
~ sunshine into every Northern city this sth 4;
ltor.
II IS pretty wei settled that the new oc,o
ia house will be opened by Haveriy's grea
emile Pluafo-e Company. This fact alone mon
L. from the merit OF Ihe trOIps iusures A -, :,
cessiu appearance. ot "
Jefferson began last week, on the New -,
gland circuit. He will act In Philadelphia
weeks hercs, and then will ba saeG. moi
= ~ Rio Van Wrinkle. but a. Boo Acyes Tn
M. GOtlhy. abou
Booths Theatre, New York, is Closed, but ersg'
Understood that Mr.. BoucicauIl's lease the
not expire Till next February Mr.
otYTe Moss Is transacting business for
BOuc.caGlt, with reference TO the Theatre Tn
-,,lo,ia p n, will he at Tho ,,.,- ,,,.-, 1 % 4
sc on the 2sth. At her second concert in OS'"
on $500 people We're in attendance. At part
farewell concert in Booths tuearsr, e'"se
pie wee turned away Tue house was Ocio
pieteiy packed. wes
Mr.. SotheTn took benefit on Friday 1875.
lins, 81 the PAX Theatre, when he ap-
I'D in "Sam," and IN "Dundrearv Mar pr,
and S-tJied > This week M = ,ttern
appear al Abbsy's PARK Theatre N 'ot'i
On. mile,