Telegram-herald., 1886-10-06

bea ASfnlef ara oAsiafe frehnaD =
splendid company played MAJ hiessom'
- Powers i4sl evening to an a0dience
tSioe e. largs ~ that which greeted them
Monday niRht A4gialey compel ed Smiles
aild lrafs ans ~ss ro0udfs arplaudeo
Mary Hsmutoos naturalization 81 Man
Blossom proved her right to be called
eeains. iuasmaeh e. hef acilng vas decided
ly 0lfiereHt iIom thai of gae previous night
Ar. whether is smiles from the canvas o.
from the slaEe, is always the sAlne.
0eDius may slsrtis you here
please you ihtTe, and shock VOC the neAt
l10@isnt one 0f the most pleasing things
about Miss Hamilton is the wonderful
command and control OF her mtlodious
yoiee Her praises will be sung ali over
this continent within the Dexl iew years.
Iianighl "Humpty Dampiy Wili engage
the attention ~ lhe patrons of Powers and
tomorrow evening the STAKE vii have
rest.
Friday aud saturday evenings that mos,
unique and popular Of ali the
siase, Sol Smith Russell will appear
ia his nes play, Pa OF his new play ]
can speak oAiy ia the name of my fellow
journalists One and all prOBOuhoe a.
clever aud exceedingly funny OF itself The
Cleveland Lcattes sass il Is "a clear. sharp
enloysble plays farcicai satire on society
si-iarse. The Pain Detsler of the same
Ctv, SAYS II aDOunds IN buriesQue melO-
dramatic and tragic scenes. But although
lf.HF 4. q
matters little what u j. Sol Smith Russell
Niil make IL amusing. lie stands
today the most uni9e and versatile
comedian of tie stage ana al attraction that
always draws. Incidentally il may be
mentioned that Manager Bergers company
this year embraces four or i've Of the pref
tiest young ladies Of the profession, the
same being Pas" daughters. Mr. Russell
has great number of new and catching
songs, aud one that has created great en-
thusia.m everywhere" Matters that make
me ured every body wants 70 hear The
Sale OF seats will open tins morning. and
the Indications are that the best seats Will
be IN great demand. IS the reserved prices
are bat seyenty-iiye cents.
Col. Prentiss lngraham is a comparatively
new playwright Yet in the Gamblers
wife; he has struck a popular idea and
bids fair 10 achieve rich laurels This in
tefesting melO-drama Is being presented al
the Wonderland Theater this week by
very C.eyer company, aud the audiences
seem delighted a. the happy elimination Of
the trials Of the heroine The play is
typical OF the South Ia slavery days. bat il
devoid Of that sensntlDnglism and mOnOt-
Ony 50 common IN dramas. depicting life
among the plantations Of the South The
drama - one calculated 10 please and in
strtlct. and The story is carefully interviewer
80 tha; the auditor j. interested from the ris-
ing Of the curtain until It's fall. Miss Flor
ence Worth Is an ac'ress OF the English
school, and acts 10 perfection tie part Of
FIDDLE who, - save her father from ruin
married the villain who sought his down
fall. ". &. Donaldson a. Don Woodbridge
brings the character out prominently, as IL
well deserves This excellent drama will
be- repeated AT both performances today,
The Daniles beisg substituted therefor on
Thursday.
Manager Smith is giving vastly funny
show at his theatre this week and the su-
dlences are uniformity large.
The following telegram explains itself
WHITEHALL, Mich oct g.
J discharged Charles Tr.maine for drunken
mes. lie owes LeGrand tSJ
= J WiLDNAN
Manager Patent Klghts"
The new aci drop was seen az Power for
the first time last evening.
The Nay Blossom Company leaves this
morning Tor Muskegon. Mr. Alsop and
wife late of the Amy Gordon Opera Com
pany. took part ia the performance here.