The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28
HA VERLY'S MIDGETS At THE
OPERA HOUSE.


OPERA HOUSE.
We take much pleasure and beg to
state to all lovers of music that to-
night (Friday) will appear Haverly's
celebrated New York Juvenile Pima
fore Co., from Haverly's New York
theatre, consisting of fifty talented
and as pretty a crew of juveniles
as ever paraded the deck Of Her
Majesty's Ship Pinafore. They come
to us with the brightest laurels, won
by them i'll the past year, in which
time they have played in every city
and town (of size that would admit
from Maine to Mexico, and the Can
adas, as well.
Mr.. Paul, the General agent, says he
wishes both press and public to not
look on the juveniles as children,
excepting their age and size, as they
render the opera with as much truth
and clearness Gf not more sO) than
any adult company on the road.
The papers speak particularly of the
petite prima donna of the Company,
Miss Jennie Dunn, who is but eleven
years of age, and sings her part of
Josephine in a voice not to be equalled
by but few full grown professionals on
the stage.
HAyERLY'S JUVENILE DIIDSHIPMAN.'
This diminutive specimen of human
ity is immense, and captivates the
heart of every mamma in the theatre.
II Peoria Transcript.
A chip of a chap as busy as the rest
of his ship-mates. st. Louis Times
Journal.
A little bit Of a tot whose acting
was very amusing Lowell Courier.
HAvERLY'S JUVENILE JOSEPHINE"
A charming little actress.-[N New
Haven Register.
Remarkably clear and we'll balanced
voice. and her motions and gestures
graceful Montreal Post.
Sang surprisingly well.-[St. Louis
Republican.
Rendered her scores with admirable
preciSion.-PeOria Transcript.
HAyERLY's JUVENILE "HEBE.
A perfect little beauty who makes
more Of the part than any Of her sister
professionals has succeeded in doing.
Peoria Journal.
The accepted Hebe of the Chicago
Church Choir Company can never look
as pretty nor act as cleverly as does
dainty little Daisy Murdoch Of HaYer-
| ly's Juveniles. - Peoria Transcript.
The most original performance of
all. Her cute cOquetry is simply love-
| ly- TSt. Louis Republican.
A bewitching little body who revels
in the humor Of the part Detroit
Post-Tribune
A more arch Hebe can not be well
imagined Rock Island Union.
Exceedingly fascinating. = Dayen-
port Gazette.
The sauciest, most piQuant, and pref
test little attraction that has ever APP
peared before Springfield audience
springfield Ills.) Register
A beWitching Hebe she makes. -
Portland (Maine) Advertiser.
She has mastered the character
indianapolis Mail.
HAvERLY's JUVENILE BUTTERCUP. 2
She would have made the Chicago
Church Choir Company's melodious
Buttercup green with envy Peoria
Transcript.
Sings with surprising breath and
depth for such little girl.-St. Louis
Republican.
Ranks among the foremost in the
troupe. IN Montreal Post.
None Of the audience could keep
their eyes off of her while she was on
the tage.-[Quincy Herald
HAVERLY'S JUVENILE CHORUS.
Indescribably charming. = Detroit
Free Press.
The grand march and its spirited
song is welcome addition to a situa-
ton otherwise tame, and the double
hornpipe comes in Well.-Rock Island
Union.
Remarkable that so large a party of
children can be trained to sing together
with SO great precision and effect. -
Peoria Democrat.