National Republican., 1886-09-10
AMUSEMEN rs.
ALpAuGu's GRAND OPERA uousE

ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Daniel Sully, the Irish comedian, who is to
open the regular season at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House next Monday evening, has come
to be considered one Of the best of comedy at
fractions. He has been successful both as an
artist and as q money.making star. He was
fortunate in developing and making known to
the public a character-that of the wealthy,
upright lrish-American-tha was new TO the
stage. He showed at the same time his posses.
sion OF the ability TO sway an audience from
tears TO laughter, quality possessed by few
comedians, His latest work, daddy Nolan,
has had the verdict Of approval wherever II has
been seen. In New York II was praised by the
critics of the Herald, Sun, World, Journal! TIE.
gram, and other papers. In Baltimore both
Mr.. sully and his play were warmly approved.
The Brooklyn bridge scene Is spoken of as be-
ing both beautiful and realistic. The Baltimore
ARCrtcOn said OF II that, viewing It from the
auditorium, one could almost imagine himself
in New York city. The sale OF seats for Mr.
Sully's performances is now In progress.
MISS wISsToS's BENEFIT.
The National Theater was well filed last
night by the friends OF Miss Winston, It being
the occasion of a complimentary benefit ten-
dered her and the enthusiasm manifested
muntty. The Programme included onen-
backs oPerelta, Rose d'Auyergne, " third act
"HunChback," recitation by Miss Annie Nc
Linden, violin solo by Il. G. Bernays, bRrytone
solo by Il. j. Whipplei and other interesting
features. In addition TO these names, Miss
Winston was assisted by Miss Lillian Lawrence,
Messrs. Maurice Hiegeman and John W..
| Drew. Flowers were abundant representing
many different designs, and the finest that
could be procured. II Is a rare occasion when
such profuslOn OF them can be seen at sin.
gle entertainment and bestowed upon one per,
son.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
The sale of seats for pretty little Viola Allen
| In Talked About opened yesterday, and In,
| diCatons point to cordial reception for her
| next Monday evening.
HARRIs's BIJoU THEATER.
"The Boy Detective" introduced last evon
| ing ut the BljOu, caused much interest aud
| 5usement throughout the audience Mr.. N
| S. Wood in his assumption OF seven Charac
ters. produced not only great pleasure, bnt
| equal surprise, 20 complete were his transior
| nations and so excellent was he in all. In the
| Casino scene the bibuary gentlemen, ingeni
| ously Contriying TO be frequently invited To the
| bar, furnished universal merTfment. The gem
| eral drama indeed, gave high satisfaction and
| VIII certainly prove most attractive during the
| rest OF the week.
| HERzoG's OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Katherine Rogers presented herself last
| evening at Herzog's In new and very pa,
| thellC character or rather two characters OF
| such kind, namely, Malml, the Huntress and
! Nine. St. Antwert, In the drama entitled
| "The Huntress Of the West" Her company
supported her with great judgment aud power.
| This play will be repeated, matinees aud
| nights through the week.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Julian Kent, who began this week triumph
antly in "Wild Bill" at the Dime, still goes on
So and, in the same romantic drama, will 80
conclude the week.