Telegram-herald., 1886-11-28


oala.ns ens4i saos touD asrs have Vs
fovsn Opera houss oeeuplel ior tas mosi
part nlgAi after night aiin standard e.
lTaefiens Eeamoaos hAs been open naw
ior tWo Neeks with eaeAq shows lle pretty
IS ouaer.aua Is open afielaean ANA even
ing. ana always gikes soaa performance
8 very good s4rlely performance ulAs os
secl e. SAITH every ulfai. Hill nIAtluets
ol Wednesdays and Saturdays jlsi bow
much an asculell Ia tie Nay pf tlt theatre
Otaua Rapids can stand has hot See been
discovered. Tor neAl4y al tle attractions
aIe iAirly vel iEiToAlzeo -and stu taey
come iast ana furious with a. occasional
concert company or m ueical sociGi al the
churches. Of tie week which closed last
niglf Z have little % szy Iwa poor
o-d ladies demanded ouf attention
ai eacl u lhe Older theatres Aga Dfaf ai
fCwers and airs " Al lIlt4 a keJ
n4onO :. Ada 0rag. always lad Actusss
y a. irartuily oyelW siEnfao mentally . uol
physically with a kHs oi Iron. a1l iasi
night she abariuasl Il entirely Nessrs.
1Lipman aul Cnasaig ol hef company iolu
LIZZIE lEans ln fu-s Ferry 81 tiueln-
uAu today. liss GRAY ala fle feIlaluieT
of her company went % lA.cs-e iasl nieal
Next week SHE opens at the Windsor
Theatre there ln ilat te Der, rle.ily old
chestnut Hast Lynne O' Mrs Riley tile
Telic' d. the late William Riley. litae need
To- said Her circulars SET forth lle tact llai
she and hef company labor hard inr fae.f
dairy bread luasmpca as saw the lead
inE man sniaslins through gae mud and
irving 10 blow the bel of g tuba and ibr
Juvenile mau pounding iie tncE head, oi
b = bass drum j ~haui1 rather sappase that
her circulars told the truth.
A mob offa-. bIe-Imbe6 women exhibited
iheu'seises CA lAs st4se 81 Richmond 8 lass
evening IA what IS called NlfItssae
l5enless Adam or "Alamie-s Iltl
o matters lile which. Ine IerilInanOt
iaeant nothing auo d. nothing ereaI
crowd ~ men and 1--WE or slA females nii-
nt s-el the iat. stale and 'llpr0l table eAl
% uOn With Freai llsapl ointment TIE poor.
peerlrgle1 women NA0 made up fLe ..st
were too weary o. dance Wei they cannot
sing lhey were too lazy o. KICK or even
Wink Tor thai matter ana there was Ia.E
81 the salaciols features Wl.cl most of tne
one commendable meIlt-ii was very bref
Monday ard Tuesday evenings Iimlui
Collier appears at Powers supported DY lls
own company. M0ueay evening Nr
Collier viii appeal a. "A irl| ulos. Dr.
Collier powerful impersonatlol oi ic.llu- 10
The same play viii be Remembered a. lolr
r. Mccullough Is not forgotten. nj
Collier is one Of Our most Vris acf0rs. be-
is. indeed. about tie ouly repre- sentative uf
the tragic school Of Forest Gay and It viii
pay every theatre-gOer 10 see him. New
York has set the seal Oi favor
upon him and he should be welcomed hY a
large audierce Tuesday evening. Mr. Col
lier and his company Of actors Will present
"Metamora." Seats should be secured al
once.
Following Golfers engagement comes
Charles C. Maubnry with the siriking'y
realistic drama The Wage OF SIN Mr.
Maubury i supported bv q splendid oompa-
nv including James r. Wilson lttiEa
Wardeu, Willie Koyston aud L1eue -
Baron.
The event towards which Society is look
ine IS the engagement Of Fanny Daveu-
port al Powers OF Friday and Saturday
evenings Of this week. li is long since Size
fair and yoluptu0us Fanny has
been seen here and a. ste
appears orr Friday evening in the play
which has made ner most famous Fedora
she Will be- welcomed with crash so
Saturday evening London Assurauor' wiz
be presented with Davenport as tbc cash 'ir
Lady cay cpanker. The lady is of course
under the management of her handsome
husband. Edwin Rice and Is sUpporie1 hY
ar;istes il should be remembered thsf
there Is no matinee. and those who desire
10 see Miss Davenport, should purchase
tick ITS early.
Manager Powers has made pleasant
hsnge in his orchestra ~ tae addition ~
"a piano and an entirely creatah.e thing q
engaging ploE Weilcnstein d 10 preside over
H.
a great bin is announced Tor tho Sunday
evening concert 90 thc Noude land tonight.
The orchestra viii be strengthened aud WI
render selections from the popular Operas.
with flute zviophone and mandolin solos.
Sketches and singing WIZ he introduced.
'Osiler joe iha, has made Nrs. James
Brown Potter q New OK famous W
be recitod by the wei known actor, NJ
Harkins.
We arc 20 have Richard Mansfield 81
Prince ksri Dec 18th and j8i1.
Sol smith Russell closed a two weeks cn
gagcmclt az the knsh Street Theatre San
Francisco last night The hus mess vle
tremendously large Russell is 8 great fa-
voIifo in Frisco. and fhe rega'iy very Cria.
cel paper. there lauosd bum ald fNf pretty
girls i1 Pa 70 the skies After Refk -
Oakland stockton and 5acramerf0 tte
company starts Oh the return trg ic CHI
csFo.
a SHOOTING AFFRhT.