Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-04
STAGE GOSSIP.
Appearance of Milton NsbIes in sslnter.
views" and "The Phoenix" the
Coming Week.
Engagement of the Kellogg.Brign0i
Opera and Concert Company-Thes.
plan Notes Elsewhere.

Milton Mobiles begins his engagement here
tomorrow night in Iatsrpieps, which he also
gives Tuesday night ard st the Wednesday
matinee. Wednesday night The PheRir will
be given. Concerning Iatepiesrs, the
St. Louis Republican says: "In Interviews,
Mr.. MOBILES, both as author and actor,
appears TO better advantage than in any pre-
cedipg play. Interviews is a comedy in the
best sense. The dialogue never sinks 10 me-
diocrity, while in many scenes it is positively
brilliant While the character Of the Quill
Driver is in a measure an eIaggeratiou, it
has so many touches of human nature that
we can readily pardon the faults. The char
acter ia played by Mr.. Mobiles with that per-
feet ease and winning grace that long since
placed him in the front rank of natural
actors. MOBILES is humorisi, and his hu-
NOR is infectious. He has q wonderful per-
sonal magnetism, and whether in a serious
or q comic situation sways his audience at
| will. Quill Driver il a creature
all light and shade, some of his transitions
being so abrupt that they would seem
ludicrous in less skillful hands than those OF
| the aulhor-sctor. Interviews is an unquali-
ned success, and destined 10 make more
money and fame for its author than all his
other productions combined"
s'Gyp, Juafor."
The Tennessee Club will, on Tuesday ne 1t
produce the operefta of Gsp. Junior, at The
club. The following ia the cast:
| Granny Gyp. an old Gypsy. J. J. Duff,
| Gyp. Junior, her so-caled Grandchild.
| Miss Jennie Monts9mer,
fiiy childreD. .....,.''.'. Ms NJ HsNS
| First Tramp . .......M MI Clarke Knowltor
5ef1na iiap Ripley F.rnsworti
Ella Miss Jennie 10!
sophie houston; MI. watts. Mr.. James Mccom'
A'u ''i' o. d. "iila
AMI oMENr'
At the opening OF the opeTefta, "GyP, Ju
nior," Is living with an old gypsy 10 TN
woods, whence she is sent every day, rain o
bi,s Of which abe bs, several. Sbe ia = timi,
child, and is easily frightened after dark
About the time the eperetta opens, she ii
frightened by two trsmps who are prowlinl
about the house, and who at last prove 10 b
her father and brother, who have beer
searchiug for her ever since abe was stoleI
by the old gypsy several years before. Tn,
ooerefta opens with a song and chorus b,
scboIars from n neiebb,ri5o seminary. VIII
are ont in The woods at play. Some of tn,
children have their fortunes told by the ole
qvpsv Nigbt comes on in a short time
and the tramps come to the hut of tn,
gypsy. and are satisfied that aGyp, Junior
bnt 10 sscnrs .ny clotb;no that nav s.rve :,
identity her: but when thew come out, th,
child has been coaxed away by two OF tn,
scholars who have taken a liking TO her
The second act opens at the seminary, wher,
| "Gyp. Juuior,n has been taken, and has be
come scholar with the others. In few
days the trampe find her here, and 30 doe
the old gypsy, the latter OF whom watche
| her cnance, ana uecoys ner lrom tne yar'
| with q rabbit, and takes her a captive int
| the woods Rut her act ia seen the alarm i
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| BNep, anu tue uamPs appearing just tnei
go in pursuit, and soon return with the chill,
| in a.fefv and tla old gvpsv q or;soner
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