The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-12-22

The Rentz-Sautley Burlesque conf
pany had pretty large audience, COM
posed entirely Of males, Wednesday even
ing, and succeeded in creating consider
able laughter by the eccentricihes of
different members of the troupe. It was
not what could properly be called NOR
al show, still IL was not very immoral
one either. About half-and-balf. Only
six bald-headed individuals present,
and five of those occupied back seats.
HOOP OF GOLD.
THE Hoop of Gold" was given in the
Opera House, Thursday evening by a
splendid company, every member Of
which performed his or her part in an
admirable manner. A good sized audi
ence was present, and both the play and
the company proved TO be the best that
has been seen here this season.
A DOMESTIC LECTURE.
The play of Young Mrs. winthrop
that was such "A success at the Madison
Square Theatre last year, viii be pre-.
sented in this city on Tuesday evening,
January Sth. 1t IS a beautiful domestic
story by Bronson Howard, the Well
known dTamatlsl and author Of "Bauk-
eT's Daughter" Saratoga and other
successful plays, and from glance at
its synopsis we can well imagine Why it
mas NhALuAuu Ai'| AAAAAAT I.Ahl AhAgls N-
gOeTs in New York City as It has. 10 rs
u story that often happens in real life,
of a husband and wife drifting apart
through misunderstanding and are
happily brought together by some little
incident. Such is the play of Young
Mrs. WinthTO that Is Iu p. turCd
here. No married couple can afford TO
miss it, and for that matter no better
lecture can be given TO those about TO
/ marry than to witness the performance
| of this. Ii is gem Of dramatic litera-
| ture and as sUch will long live I'M the
| hearts of the people We Will take oC-
casiOn 10 refer to this play at length at
some other time.
THE KITTIE RHOADEs COMBINATION.
The Kittie RhOaies Combination con-
| cluded on Saturday evening their en-
| gagement of four nights in Warren, dur
| ing which time they produced THE
| Lady of Lyons" Engaged" Camille"
and east Lynne" all standard pieces
| by the best authors Although other
attractions interfered with the attend
| ance, yet, there was a constantly in
| creasing audience at each successive
| performance, showing that the com
pany were growing in popular favor
nightly, Tine pieces were handsomely
mounted, while the cO-tuming through
VuJ " NG EA'btAfiN anu tAbtIt A"aL''H . AA.
/ acting of Miss RhOades, who assumes the
| leading characters, was finished 60 de-
| gree that has scarcely ever been eqUalled
! here and rarely aXcelled. In the first
place she has the advantage of form,
| youth and beauty. while every move
ment is the persOnidcatiOn of grace, and
| her voice clear and TeSOnent Is pleasing
and under perfect control. The cos
| tunes worn in the characters she repre-
sents are exquisite IN design and can
not fail to be appreciated by all who adj
mire the beautiful. The balance of the
company render an agreeable support
fully sustaining the parts assigned.
Little LOttie Oakley. five year-0ld mid
get, sings and dances like fairy and
| will be- recalled every time she appears.
| We can congratulate any community
| that has the good fortune to be visited
by this troupe Warren Chronicle.
This company will appear al the Opera
House on Monday and Tuesday evenings
next. A matinee will be given Christ
mas afternoon,