The Evening critic., 1884-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.


The Philadelphia Ledger says concerning
Madame Janish's appearance in 'Leonore,"
IA which role she made hor debut before tho
Philadelphia public:
"Last evening, at the Walnut street Theatre,
tho Countess d. Arco, Nine. AntOinetto Janish,
the distinguished Austrian actress, made her
1tst appearance In Philadelphia, playing In
English the title rolo OF the comedy drama,
"Leonore." IL was notable occasion In
dramatic circles, and the audience which was
do justice to Nine. Janieh's performance.
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MADAME Janish's representation OF tho
character OF Lore was most charming study.
She invested the simple peasant girl OF the
Black Forest with dainty grace and frosh-
mesa which won the admiration OF her auditors
at once, and tho call before the curtain after
the ffst act was as hearty as any OF those
which followed. Then, when tho life OF the
child broadens out Into that OF woman, low
Ing and loved, sweet seriousness and q touch
OF pathos is depicted; and at tho end the
actress displays dramatic power and
earnestDess which makes wonderful con.
trast to what has gone before. Tho whole i'm.
personation was "a refined, delicate one, aud
one In which Madame Janish gave nh evi.
dence OF her rare abilities, Philadelphia thea.
tre-goers have treat before them during tho
ment lasts"
Madame Janish will appear next week at
the Grand Opera House.
DIME MUsEuM.--To.night Is the last repre-.
eeDtation OF the "Two Orphans" by the Arno
walker Dramatic Company, In which that
pretty little actress, Arne Walker, has crested
such decided success rs the little blind
girl.
Next week the Harris English opera Com.
pnny appear In Planquette's beautiful opera OF
the "Chimes OF Normandy" This company
closes tonight at Richmond, Va, ono OF the
most brilliant and successful engagements
ever played In that city. notwithstanding
the heavy expense, the prices OF admission
will not be raised. Secure your seats. 1t is a
most excellent performance.
FoRD's OPERA. HoUsE.-The inimltable Irish
comedian, W. J.. scanlan, appears at Fords
drama, "Friend and Foe." The Rochester
Union and AdCeriiser says OF Mr.. Bcanlan's up.
pearance recently IN that city, "The amuse.
ment season was inaugurated at tho Corin-
THAN Academy Of Music last evening most
successfully by W. ]. Seaman, the inimitable
Irish comedian. Mr.. Scanlan appeared In the
Friend and Foe, and the large audience
which greeted him last evening was evidence
OF tho remarkably favorable Impression he
usually procured by a star in Mr.. scanlan's
line, and no takes with him good supporting
company. Seaman introduced his popular
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which are very pretty and which we're enthu'
siaetically received"
NATIONAL THEATnE,-"Called Back" which
Is TO be played at tho National next week, has
given. Those who have read tho novel, OF
which the play Is q decentralization, can readily
SEQ inc QrhmaLlC bltuatlOnS WnlCn WOulu rem
der play thrilling. In addition to the powerful
effects of the play the company presenting II
10 one OF the finest generally and In detail on
the boards this season, and the scenic effects
are especially flno. Tho success which this
drama has achieved is about equally due 10
the powerful plot, Its excellent delineation
and TO Its perfect presentation upon the
stage.
SCALED Back" is not an ephemeral stage
production; II has gained popularity that
Will keep 1t before the public for many sea:
cons. IS