Telegram-herald., 1888-12-07

TAers as . healthy demand a. the box
offc< - Po~srs yssts sasy for seats tor tes
K1ez sazsxensnL ~bich osg Is this essa-
lLg whsa shaEsspszr's great comedy ~ uch
ADD About A0.hlng' ali * presented.
N lls Rhss inPsrsonslsg the dekls Bss-
triee. Wilhsa Harris The WEI knosn
Leading unsn sil play Bsnsclct Ga Satur-
Cay svsnias RhsS vii assume The ate
role ~A0rlsnns 'Lecoovrear. SATURDAY al
tsTsoon a Dangerous s5Alne y y. oe given
khess repertoire v1lefsess oaiy thres pays
this season t4sss sas strives 10 press1i
elgh perfect pfopeFl ss sna scs4eEy. hne@
herself las aBy nunDsf 81 fleh <od ozzkAng
costumes waicA wll d0uodssf charm tae
sision of the fair SCI Ia Grand kspics.
Hsunsn's Hall was omfqrtsbly niled
last nigli 10 listen 20 The oone4u given oF
the Auf0Fs Ci0O Orchestra lte following
programme W2s presented and Vas highly
sppreci ~ the andie2ee
britsh falro- dedicated 10 tt-s-
Ter Guard i--..--.--.. .-..-f feo Ter L1ncea
Whistle Polka lPioeoo sool...--. -.--.-Hsrgnsnn
Monastery B.ls..-.-. 50. Isfebure- n ely
Int Sew KnzdOu l-oug with
Piano Elccolo and te.lal .-...--. 8erhold Tours
Aurora Blanche AinaerloIi.
OssItlre .....--.---.-.- ---..-- l. A Co1tAoi
FAFI II.
Psvane Fayorite De Iouls XIV l-..-..... Brisson
Orcuertra
Hue Bells Of Scotland lCOgnet So ol
.--..-.... ioln Heftn lam
John Ingslsbe
Third Petises Symphonies .--..-.--.ch. DAneiA
10 lu Qlartstie.
Sweet Heathefoel song .........Frank Howard
AURORA fianchs MluaeFholt
orehesITa
There will be = week of pure fun al Red
monds all next week, furnished by the
Atkinson Comedy Company, IN the present.
auon OF "Pecks Bad Boy" The comedy is
Il dramatizztion of the famous Bad Boy
sketches Of George W. Peck that appeared
ia his paper, Peck's Sun. The piece has
been entirely rewritten for this season. and
Is now one Of the most c0mica! anG enter
tanning productions seen on the stage for
some time. Nothing bat pure, innocent fun
pervades The piece from beginning 10 end
there is an entire absence OF any OF the
coarse, broad jokes or so-called slang OF the
Gay. The Bad Boy, although called bad
shows be is only little Rlschievous aud
full OF fun. but has good heart, and Is
| really one of the best of bows
When Asi0r Pond, the Manager of Mrs.
Shaw, was here Tuesday evening Aansger
| Gsrwood secured contract for the appear
| ance here in April of George Keunsn. the
famous Siberian traveller, who is now tell
| ing his experiences in the Century Mdqdzine.
Mr.. Kennsn's lecture will attract the ladies
| in the literary clubs, who are making a
| special study of Bussia this Winter.
Edwin F. Mayo and company will pro-
duce the famous bsckwoods drama, "Davy
| Crockett" 81 Redmonds Grand Opers
| House al The matinee today and the balance
OF the week. No doubt crowded houses
will be the rule, as Crockett" Is without
doubt the most popular of American
| dramas Young Mayo appears Ia the title
role.
| Next Monday evening Maggie Mitchell
will appear at Powers in her new comedy,
Ray" which IS now enjoying very pros
| porous run 1t HcVicker's, Chicago.
The boss who are inclined to mischief
can get pointers from Peck's BAD Boy at
Redmond next week.
VIM. n Stowe has succeeded Snerman
| Wilson in the box office at Redmond:
Theatre.
Another large audience was present last
evening ct Smiths Opera House aud wer,
| highly delighted. The famous RonalGos
| Geo, Ed and Tom al the conclusion o
| their grOtssque act were the recipients OF
huge l0rsl tribute in the shape Of a crescen
and horse shoe. standing.tour feet high ans
| three feel vide As q token from their many
| friends. Tae Ronaldos are artists and
worthy of spec mention. The enuT
| show a g0DC one The same nf0vraTu sfit
tonight and at matinee Saturday Afternoon