Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-04
AmOSenaents.

"A Chitd Of the Syatc."-Our people are as
.sured Of most enjoyable entertainment at
the opera house tonight, when and where
will be produced, for the first time in
this city, Mr.. George Hoey's thrilling and ro-
mantle melo-drama OF "A Child OF the state y
The Aocy & II ,rdic combination, which will
present the play here, have scored a brilliant
success with it, and come bearing the most
complimentary testimonials from press and
public. from which we reproduce the follow
ing clipped from the Wilkesbarre Union
Leader: "Thc effects in 4 Child of the
State are all of them grand and effective. 1t
is full OF the most pathetic scenes aud pas
sages and audiences are melted to tears invol-
unfairly. The aim of the drama is notably
praiscworthy. Ii is wholesome and pure, and
I'm point OF construction is q model indeed"
Mr.. HOey and Mr.. Hardic are known as actors
of acknowledged ability, while Miss Ellen
Cummins and Minnie Monk are artists of rep
utation. Miss Monk was in the aast of the
I" Two Orphans " on its representation here.
nsernberg- Fritch WithelnJ-On mex: Friday
evening the sternberg. Fritch and Wilhelmj
grand concert combination Will appear 1T the
opera house, and 1t is very doubtful II another
such great musical attraction will he here
again this season. Wilhelmj Is acknowledged
to be without superior among living violin
lists; while Constantine Sternberg, the hand
some young Prussian pianist, has been Great
ing an immense furOr at his concerts in New
York. Accompanying these great artists il
Miss Letitia Fritch, Il most charming sonD-
stress. MI. Max Vogrich, an accomplished
musician will be the musical director. The
sale Of seats commences on Tuesday morning
ut 3o'clOck. We quote the following from the
Boston Tr0rcIcr The claim of Herr August
Wilhelmj to be the first OF living violinists is
conceded by calm and unsympathetic Boston
Ills success was instantaneous and complete,
and his victory was all the moro sublime that
it was won, not through any trick or artifice
but through tho triumph of his great genius
and his complete mastery over his instrument.
lie carried the audience,
critical a, il was cultivated, by storm. 1t
amounted to positive inspiration, and Will
belmj was rewarded by an ovation which
showed that his auditors were not only sym.
pathetic bat aDDrcciativc to an enthusiastic
degree.
Kidney Pad bearing his name, was one OF the
most noted medical lnea of his day in France.
Its cures OF kidney diseases are most marvel
GUS, and are said to lie permanent.
Tho Holidays ut Glvler, Bowers e. Hurst's.
Givler, Bowers & Hurst. No. . East King
street, have made extensive preparations for
tho coming holiday trade. Their immense
store room is literally packed with new and
choice goods of every description, and with
out doubt theirs is the place to go to purchase
a useful aud beautiful gift. Read their adver-
tisement in another column.
The aged and infirm are strengthened and
faculties frightened by Malt Bitters.
For the lip there is no brightness.
For the teeth there il no whiteness.
Where SOZODONT has got no place;
But those who use II, know full well,
How bright and beautiful the spell
II throws DER man or woman's face
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