The Washington critic., 1885-12-12

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tirce is so vcii odyr,iisnI ,hrorr J The
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S,rl jry"rioii, g',ioibo Ri,,n , Omcrs1 t1npsc
10 See dis clever en,cr,siner. as thew once
did To the Madison Square Theatre when IL
was iist opened for public patronage.
~.
4 change was made this week in the
tust of "Amorlta" at the Casino. and Miss
Nhto,io &, bolltne, n,b.ruiseLro,v, az Mrs
VII, 49,, ma. tt,.IaI.a,,,,
''I"" Moros'hl ccnelhns 'iiuelsNuuhP,
WIS Put into tile leading part, that OIL
-dmtidU, which has been played by Miss
Madeline Lucette. IL cannot be said that
Mic cch,l,i,,,,s ntu,tios ,v,rront bcr bain d,
,N''''.o '"a' ~ 80
taS' Ior sucn an l'nlor,ant pntt, Us sac llas
l"u ~ si"Ee eAl,u.leuco "nu'eSo'' Ills" i,,'
fv,huy ner P rr,u,',,nnco 0 o., GUY iu'i ,hs
t,S, ,r,S ' nmi,o wnl ond oil ~ ,i, rn'
tsm se " minis H preconld"nce % amd hn y
tdpc uf acting, do exceedingly well i'm
l,aoiug parts III tie theatre. | suppose she
i"lLr 'ibrs the change apart from the AL
w ~ nmI HnIv'' ,o.' US sue has r,s.
far lilo mora ,etinpI COSTUME of i,nor,5,
which Is white flock extending lust be-
low the knees. CT course this change is
NOT quuo US satisfactory 10 the men VINO
Ph'ron'He lne cNs.no' ior tAcy qulIe ca
loleu sccipg MISS ccncllinB III her lorm5r
a'llle'
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lhc McCaul opera Company opened with
the "Dlack Ilussar" at the Star Theatre on
Norday ,,i,tt fo- n s,,so, 81 ro,,r ,,ool,,
ma ~ ,,,, no.,
nis e""'Ie opc'" to"'uins so'i'o vi gus pro-
tcst music that has ever bc9n written Tor
comic opera ana tue plot AFFORDS ample
opportunities Tor the making o. Iun ny Tue
Comedians oil me company: Ihe opera Is
GraWinE eroWueu houses az INC oCar anu
INC snort season Oh lolr Weehs PROMISES 10
termination of this engagement, Colonel
McCanl will take the "Black ilussar', to
p p, d rhu VIII open WiVh u lt MS
na,,y ,yhicL 10 now no mot ,h"o,ro ,,ojn,,
ihence TO Chicago.
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Miss OIoo Trondon. whose prattv f,cc ia
~. -, g.. a., a,,s,,.i. 49,, 49,,
.no soie reason ior 'no "V'en'loh sac uu'
drawn at the theatres has been Kicking up
quite n little rimpus In the papers by pro-
claiming to the world at large that she Is
| ,iod 10 q husband who docs not sunnort har
w " 80. ,,,..', .,,l. %
iherc nave ueen frequent eN"u'P'cs VI M
felicity OF this kind between stage people.
Therefore Miss Brandon's position is not'l-
ing at all unusual: she seems to have got
ten great deal OF advertising on this score,
which she would not nave gained otherwise
nrnnd ,v morrtod h ~" rason, braIarL he
was man of means, and she did not hest
tate TO spend his money. But now that her
husband is badly OF, she wishes to have the
nlarflaee anhuiieu on the grouiu o., pl non.
nuppolI i ani i9ohipg io I W guy En. ,ni
Mnom suLl1 s,anuaIu ~ uL.i,'ia'.c Sas WI,
NC Icueheu III thu tncuVInJol plolcss.H W.
nlnM,i."S Pie''J i"e0s e"osoi'ien' " Sonu'u'
"'oi''
70"
On December 81, the Ala Norman Eng
lish onoro Comnanv oman their Season a,
,ha Cofon'hta Thaotra fni,os.a ,.i,I' p,I,a,'
| '"e N"IuiiD'' in'"''0i on.o"So, WIN D''i0
spectular English opera, "The Enchantress.'
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