National Republican., 1886-01-19
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ALBAuGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
There was n full house present at Albaughs
last night to greet John I. Raymond in "Tho
Magistrate" his new comedy farce in which
he takes the partof Mr. Qucos Posket, a magis.
trate Of the Mulberry street police court, as
already sketched in these columns. The play
gives ample opportunity for Mr. Raymond aud
his excellent company to show themselves to
their best advantage. 1t Is null Of absurd
situations and perplexng difficulties, which
cluster around the principal characters.
dd%piie snecess ft Mr. RsRT RssRmonS a' acts
with the same humor and comic pathOs found
in the immortal Col. Sellers and "The Magi5-
tratc' Is worthy of this eminent comedians
ability, There's Millions in II" Mr. Joseph
+. whiting as Col. Lukyn, of Bengal, almost
shared the honors with the star; His stage
the best. Mr.. Lewis Baker was "throughiy
English, you know" rs Capt. Horace Vale
Shropshire Fuslleors His mannors and acting
captain will. have many mimcs OF the stage
MISS Forsyth as Mrs. PoskCt aud Mr.. Sidney
Drew. as the scapegTace son were interesting
and their parts could not have been acted bet
ter. The rest Of the support was good. The
Magistrate will be on the boards all the
week, Its prolonged run In London and also
at Daly's New York Thea'er Is proof enough
of its attractiveness IL viii draw crowded
houses all the week.
THE NEW NATIONAL.
warm welcome was extended to Miss
Cinin Morris at the New National last night, u
full house, despite the unpropltlOus elements,
greeting her always acceptable rendition OF
"Mlss Mutton" Miss Morris is apparently in
much better health than upon recent appear.
ancCs here, and has lost none of her old.timo
power of moving her audiences. The COM
pany afforded a competent complement to the
star, the leading people sharing largely in the
applause that greeted the strong. points in the
play. "EArticleif' Is on the bills for tonight.
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.
UIapuuinp - Mnttip Nickors fotind n crowd
before her last night at Hcrzog' s-eyery seat
filled-other seats brought and Immediately oc-
cupied,the audience, then standing, even to
the iurthest walls. This concourse which so
took her by storm, che, in turn, took by storm,
and through the entire play held more aud
moro assurcdly. Loud; laughter and applause,
lightml hours. Matte yickers Is the most
charming actress In her line we have at any
time seen. The simple iollity and naturalness
OF her ways captures all hearts speedily IL Is
life, not a seeming, which SO attracts. She is
beautiful, graceful, versatile, sings sweetly,
and dances daintily. There is no venture IN
VIII increase with her stay. The company Is
so good that better cannot be found nor
wished
HER MAJEsrYs OPERA COMING.
Her Majesty's Opera Company, numbering
100, will give three nights OF opera, on Feb /,
2, and 3, at Albaugh's Grand Opera House. The
operas TO be given are Era Dlavolo," "Car.
men, and ia Travinta." The prima donnns
Mile. Fohstrom Nine. Nordlca, and Nine. Min.
ME lIauk will appearas well asSignori Ravelll
Giannni, Dc Anna, Del Puente, Caracciolo,
Chcrubni, and Vetta, the full chorus and or.
chestra, under Ardti; the ballet under Nine
Cavalazzl.
THE DIME MUSEUM
lied Astray" had many--not astray-last
night to enter the Dime, and uone of all this
large audience were in the least disposed to
retire till the play ended. Armande Chandoce,
Pauline Markham, was exceedingly acceptable,
by her beauty, rich tone of voice, graceful
movements, and, we may add, tasteful and
Two other ladies contributed TO her triumph,
Florence Western as Mathilda, and Elizze
Gale, as the Countess, while among the gentle.
men, all of whom did well, Randolph Muir
ray, Rodolph: William Halpn, Hector, aud
Charles Fisher, Major o. HarTa were eminent.
=, "The Two Orphans" "Lady of Lyons and, by
request ".The, Ticket of Leave Man" wifi be
given during the week.