The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Opera House next Monday evening,
Rices Extravaganza Company will appear in the
we'll known and laughable burlesque, The New
Evangeline." Rices Company is we'll known in
Canton, and the name alone would insure
large audience. Their rendtione Of "Pinaiore
and Evangeline," are well remembered, and
many will go to see the "lone fisherman" again.
OF all burlesque Opera Companies travelling, Ri
ce's is undoubtedly one Of the best, and their
fame is heralded everywhere.
The following notices from the Baltimore
Express shows how we'll the New Evangeline"
is appreciated
"As comic opera, the piece certainly stands
without a rival, and when interpreted In the
charming manner that marked IT. presentation
by the Rice Company, is sure to draw. It's melo
dies are Of higher class and possess more artis
tic merit than can be said of almost any OF It's se
rio comic rivals"
Last night, KIT the Arkansas Traveller" was
played at schaeier's Opera House by Mr.. Frank
CbanfrAu and Company. Mr. Chanfrau fully
sustained his reputation as powerful and finish
ed actor and the support with few exceptions
was very good The acting OF little carrie El
berls as Alice, KIT Redding's little daughter was
excellent The two beats, Judge Slggs aud Ma
jor sQuiggs were comic characters in the full
ser Sc Of the term and their lifellke representa-
tion Of two Southern gentlemen deadbeats was a
source Of never.ending merrlment. An unusual
large audience greeted the performance.
THE COMETS The Titusville Morning Herald
comments as follows upon "The Comets pres
tntation OF THE House Warming"
For the first time since the opening Of the sea.
son, Mr., Sam T Jack, the popular Snowman, has
delighted Oil Region audiences with dramatic
rendition. Mr.. Jacks name ia always guarau.
tee Of quality, and the company presented under
his management at the Parshsll Opera House
last evening, was, as usual, one that sustained
| his reputation for selection,
"The Comets" in the pretty little exirsva-
ganza, the House Warming" was one Of those
pieces that old and young alike enjoy. Full of
mirth provoking Incidents 1t is neither too light
nor too heavy to be agreeable, and none see 1t
but wha are more than satisfied at its close that
they have received full equivalent for their
none
"Tbe cast of characters Ia we'll chosen, each
showing a special adapta ion for the parts under.
| taken. NJ. James K, Jones, as A. Julian District
makes some highly amusing hits as lawyer-in
his mind while Mr.. Sidney smith, as the village
] Squire, and he last Of the famous Butts fami.
ly" is the right man in the right place. Miss
Alice Townsend as Pinkette, wandering lad,
well sustaIus her part, a d Miss Martha Wren as
Hene the 'squire's daughter, only Just turned
fourteen, is very amusing. Miss Ethel LyUton as
Blanche Robbins, renders our amiable and haHd.
some school Miss with much comic taste. Mrs.
Nelson Kneass shows ane appreciation and real
humor in her role Of Constance CslebsOn the
youngest CT the Calebson girls" who ia ,und
to be up to all that happens and ranspires in ;he
vicinity.
"Tbe piece is from the pen Of Mr.. Fred Miller,
IT,, and the sparkling music consists of entirely
new selections. Altoge her, 1t would be difficult
10 find An evenings amusement that would bet
ter repay visit and pleasantly fill up leisure
! hour"
The Comets" will appear at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening.