The Sunday herald., 1886-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The regular season OF Manager 1larris's beautiful
theatre Will open Monday, September Q, with two
performances daily. The price OF admission Will
be popular: at night 25 cents 10 oil parts OF the
house, every ticket being sold by coupon ana num-
bcred, and at the daily ma,inees 90 cents admission
will he charged and half price for children. The
attractions booked by Manager Harris are only those
OF the highest class. Mr.. N. $. Wood, the popular
young American actor supported by his own excellent
metropolitan company, viii be the opening attraction
Monday, Septcmer6 Mr. Wood will play the trst
three nights and matnees tho romantic border
drama, "rhc Boy scou, OF the Sierras," which has
been entirely rewritten aud reconstructed, and the
last three days of the week he will appear in his
celebrated domestic drama, In four acts, entitled
"The hoy Detcctivc.r Especial care has been given
to scenic effects and other stage details and as Mr.
arpe, Se," late OF piSiy pays RRSeairs New YORK.
tlons in scenic effects and stage settings, and
this coupled with the talented aud evenly balanced
him, Will certainly make performance well worth
seeing, aud one that will do great credit TO Manager
Harris aud be good criterion OF what our people
from the Chicago Times OF n recent date: "Large
houses were present at the olympic Theatre ycs'er.
day M Mo- ana W tho 10 tor the hov
his sensational border drama, Tho hoy Scout The
play Is good aud satisfactory, and IN the hands OF
the present clever organization Ia made quite at
,raciiye. The many exciting and thrilling incidents
are well worked up and arouse the enthusiasm OF
ns ro nS"I u" Ses, % ne oy scon s m ,
good, doing some very effective acting and winning
frequent applause. The play Is nicely put on the
stage"
The ong-aniclp,tcd beuent to Miss JEANNE Win
ston. who has 80 many enthusiastic admirers In this
city, elsewhere, is announced TO take place at the
New National Theatre Thursday evening. II will with
out d'ubt he an ovation to this popular songsrcss
who has contributed NO much to the pleasure OF thea
,rc-gocrs during the past two years. The pro:
prainme will consist OF "rhe Rose OF Auverpnc,"
the third act of "La Pcrichole select concert, and
drill OF the National Rifles, with Miss Winston as
general.
The summer opera season at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House, which has been successful praise
worthy, will concludc.ihls week with new operate
burlcsque ain Chna,' produced with the full
strength OF the company. All the favortes Will aT-
pear and u Is expected TO meet with hearty rcccp.
ton. There will be u matinee saturday, as the
weather IN now cool enough to make day perform.
ance agreeable.
At lIcrzogs Nnths'ree Opera House the talented
and favorte actress, Miss Katharine Rogers, will
appear In dramas we'll adapted to her style, and
Will no doubt attract large audiences, this s sure
TO he one OF the best engagements OF the season
Miss Rogers has reputation too widely AMI finely
established 10 need detailed praise or description Of
her merits.
The New National Theatre will open to morrow
week, September l3, with Viola Allen rs FYoreu In
"Talked About" Miss Allen will he remembered
as the leading support to the late John Mccullough
during his last engagement In this city. The sale Of
seats will commence at the box office Of the theatre
next Thursday morning.
Barton h Log ans Dime Museum has secured an
| exceptionally fine attraction this week in Julian
Kent, the noted border hero, who Will present his
drama OF Western life, entitled "Wild Bill" with a
| strong dramatic company. lie will Introduce his
celebrated bowieknife contest and wrestling
scene with h,s trained bear "Lulii" No one should
| mlss seeing this performance.