The Sunday herald., 1886-12-26

lege youths are aboard The musical numbers In the
act are pleasing and there Is lo OF bright fun intro
DOckpT'S villa HI NeTpOii. There Is a lovely bolero
by pi0iet, the heroine and ipen follows an amusing
scene WIZ ia D@,9 ssehneonfe hs - H. o beautiful y,
garden fete and general assumption Of Japanese
robes. number OF ludicr0us limitations OF Jap
anese music are introduced, followed by magnih-
cent "Tycoon" march. The hnale ls spirited
piece OF Instrumentation. This opera Will be one OF
the most Interesting productions OF lhe season inc
original cast will present the opera, one act OF which
given at the Elks benefit Ia this cty last March.
For New Years week Manager Harris announces
an elaborate production OF BOuclcaults best OF all
American dramas, "StTeets OF New YOrk,n with
that sterling American actor, George &. Bonace, as
Bddger. 10 give the necessary effect to this pro-
ducti0n au entire carload Of scenery VIII be used
Prominent among the scenes may he mentioned
mon Square by moonlight, Baxter street. the Five
PolDis aqd h1 greatest fire scene ever Witnessed on
any siage 9ecnp ihp following from .he Boston
4dperlSey "Mr' George C. BdlIace, YGo ID per
haps one 0t tue few TeaY gOOl al-Topna actors In
this country, began an engagement at the Bost0n
Theatre last evening IN the wel-known drama the
low closely the impersonatlon Of his predecessors.
To be sure, there are some points which have 70 be
pretty closely followed; but OH the whole, to the
credit Of BOniace II should be said that he has his
J own views OF how the part should be acted, and he
4 follows them closely. His pantomimc work In the
\ frst GCt Laa done remarkably well. lie was also
\ parlor Of M BlOOa9oois 1olas. Tue fire scene
was realistic and was received Win sloLt5 OF GT
plagse. The audience was large. almost every seat
| In the aOlse Le,ng i9kep. MJ. Bonifaee and mem
beis Of the COMPANY teeeIYed seyeral calls at the
| conclusion OF each aCl''
| The first Of the sares SOirees Mustdies at the
/ Assembly Presbyterian Church was given last
Monday evening In the presence Of an audience
I whlol filed every seat IN the honse and stood
f. up 10 tts aiheg The concert was as great q
| snecess mQsicalIy % ~ other regards. Professor
! Green, OF BatlnOre The jlolQnLells. Q. the pro
granle, Ia really great artist, and his nLmtsi
| were well worthy Of the raplurOu6 applause thei
received Mr. Warren Young Is 100 well known IN
| Washington to need further praise ihan mat M
songs aud notably tue stirring brapurd piece, "Tht
Scapegrace,n were fully abreast OF his wel-earned
| reputation. The organ recltas OF Mr.. Jarvis But
ler and The performance generally were OF nnusua
h excellcpee, The next concert taxes place January
H u. ..+-
Manager hernan Las ssegrea tue beSl attraction
oi ige season for next week beginning MOnday, ial
1ibi, snq VIII Rlose the Old year WITH a rich enter
| t3lnmeni lie presents Ida SlddODss MastOdOl
Burlesque Company the greatest troupe ~ feIgall
/ artists travelling, comprising Ida SddOHs, Madl
| beverley, Jennie LamonI, Pauline Parker, cara
Mnoughby julia Emiaonds, sadie Watson, Eslella
Moore, Willie Seymour, Lizzie Lawrence, Emily
B -san. Minnie RUSSELL Jeppe aud Fannie
! nhp., anton TO these there Is a host o
| OibeTs selected for then ' s.h,"h pTeaent,
| tue YO,drenowned Lamont trio, 49,. fif-S"
an act that cannot be Initiated,