The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

SNSLh tOh OAbiNs
The above celebrated drama will be
presented at Mozart Hall, in this city,
Oh Thursday Eve, March 3lst, by the
Chicago Ideal Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
one of the largest and best organiza.
tons travelling, and from the good
reputation Of this company we have
no hesitation in predicting one Of the
finest entertainments ever In our city.
The company is large one, number
ing q people, and for the proper rem
ditioh of this great drama carry their
own elegant scenery, superb dra-
matte company, full troupe of gen.
uine colored jubilee singers, a pack
OF thoroughbred bloodhounds, an
educated donkey. &c The grand trans
formation scene at the conclusion of
the play Is said to be one of the finest
ever carried by any travelling COM
pany. Notwithstanding the enor-
nous expense attending this enter
tainment the usual prices will be
adopted. General admission so cents.
Reserved seats rs cents. Children
under II years, rs cents. Reserved
seats for sale In advance Of Gish L.
Gsrner's drug store. Purchase tick.
cts early secure good seats and avoid
the rush, as crowded house will un-
doubleday greet them.
M'INTYRE AND nEATu's MINsTRELs.
The performance of this company
at Mozart Hall Monday night of last
week was fully equal to the average
minstrel show, and was in some re.
spects superior to most companies OF
the kind on the road. The singing
was first class, and lsoselle, in his
prima donna specialties, was loudly
encored at the end of each. Ed. Will
sons Grafton was laughable In the ex-
IRENE, though the closing farce,
"Darkies in Paris" was the most
amusing part of the performance. and
left the audience in a good humor.
Some Of the local hits were good, one
Of which "took Off Mr.. Cooper for
following the Huntley troupe to
Nashville and passing himself off as
Manager. The house was not as full
as the troupe merited, but those who
attended seemed to be well satisfied
with the evenings entertainment.
WHITE COMBINATION.
The White Combination began a
three nights engagement at Mozart
Hall last night. The piece presented
was Joshua Whitcomb," one of Mr..
Whites specialties. II was presented
In manner highly acceptable to the
audience. Mr.. White possesses a
wide reputation and his support Is
aboye the average. Tonight
the sensational drama, "Risen from
the Ashes" will be presented. The
papers everywhere speak in terms of
the highest commentator of the rem
dition Of this piece. The Lexington
Press says:
Mr.. White as the Bohemian, and
afterwards Joe Blossom, the Califor-
MAN, was we'll received. lie ia an
excellent comedian. Miss Good
rich deserves special mention for her
presentation Of Blanche, and Mile LIE
Fleure, and in the song, Jamie Dear"
received rapturous applause. Mr..
Kieier was all that could be desired,
as was, in fact, the whole company.
This piece will BIO the attraction for
tonight. and tomorrow night Mrs.
Southworlh's great play, "Tho Hid
den Hand" win be given. This is
an intensely interesting piece and
should be greeted by a crowded house.
Don't fail to attend tonight and judge
for yourself of the merits of the COM
pany. Tickets for sale at Evans
drug store. Reserved seats without
extra charge. Apply early and secure
good seats.