Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

frss tares nights Asls0as World specially
combination al zPpesr. 1ais oompsoy
pEsssats al snsiTs.y Dsw psogssnnns II be-
inx ths tsnth psrfoFmsucs IN gnls cou1try
OF every artist ann9uDcsd excepE the Mel
son family of acf0oz.s uho s1pesseS Acre
last season ulth t4s Really 4 Woo1 s49S.
The cOsaD2ay inclaa1ss as vii be seS1 By
TIE Ad .efiissnens slsesbsre isrze nur4-
Of uolSd specialists lns character " The
entertainment wiiI De slca that TIE ezpsc-
~ of the house sli<ely 20 De tested during
Tie engage lsng. wAlea IS Tor onis Gnfes
nights Ana tso nstiness.
The OrstoriO Society deserves much
crecil for securing for tbs city such sa-
perO combination cf s0iyists IS the EmDa
Juch COncerl Company represeats. /! IL
undoubtedly the strongest 0rxanizati08
ever brought together Tor lycsum purposes.
Miss Euma JlcA today raDks as lie FORE
most lyric sOprzLo C A1leslca. and he
equal OF any artls'e ~ tie world. Ai-s
H0fe Glenn is 4 c4zfmins coutF4lt0 anl
has sung 10 all the principal cities of ID
rope AMI America with sc mosl pr0noun-
cei success. NJ. Leopold Llchtenbsfg. the
yiClinlst OF the company. Is native Oi Call
foroia- he Is pupil Oi the celebrated
vi0linist Wlenis Uszl, having been taken a.
the Oh C0uatry bs Am and siucztea. lie
is uOw considered the leading ylo.ixlet Ia
this country. This IS bis nrsI concert trip
through the United states. Teresa CaTrenO.
WAC las not read OF this wonderfully
giftsd rianist tnsn Nhom 10 artist since
GslIscAslA nEs acquired snca strong hold
u pon the American people! ner lovely. NO.
manly character Is depicted IN hes exquisite
Playing, " oIcb ls IL itself al interpretation
characterized by union OF refinement.
feeling and force such as j. rarely iOund
I MS company sh0ud oe received oy large
audience. Tickets can be bad CT members
of the Oratorip Society. J ne concert Is 10
be given in Hartman's hall, ThEnEsgi living
evening.
Powers Opera House will be packed TO
the doors on Thursday evening OF this
week. Johnson ard ; svin have won
reputation IN m;Dstrelsy which makes the
prediction a perfectly safe one. 1ueIr en-
tertsinment this season presents some orig
ina and striking features. ne perform
snce opens with an allegorical AID realistic
pageant. illustrating the birth. advance.
rise and triumph Of minstieisy," followed
by the usual first psrt in which the mins-
trels are attired in court costumes. Hugbey
Dousherty and Jay Quigley are on the
ends. and hold them I'D Weii Till Johnson
and Slsvin enter. Fred Malcolm convulses
the audience with his female impersona
tions. and then comes the Joys Of the
Middies," a pretty and effective drill and
clog exercise. Bob Slavin makes g lot of
remarks. 3 song and dance. "A Night on
the Bayou" is sung ard danced by I'd.
Crawford and the wonderful n-cyciist- and
| jugglers. the Selbini family. give an exhib-
ition. The evening closes with new bur
lesoue entitled The Last Ace. or the Island
| OF Poksh, sslc bv the press to be uncom-
monty novel and funny.
The LAST three days OF this week, opening
| with the Thursday matinee. Sid c. France
| will appear al Redmond's in his new sea-
| sationai comedy drama Jealousy" "Jeal-
| ousy' i. said to be play OF good features and
| marked sensational effects. The authors
have taken what may be found in every
| day life ana very cleverly arranged the
scenes and climsIes so as TO give the pr0-
/ greSs OF the s. " the greaiest possible
| interest. OF tness scenes there are sever Ial
| which take Immensely with the audience.
| chief among them being the race track Al
| Lexington. novelty that will take. Mr..
France personates the dual characters of
| Uncle Eph, an old slave. AID Toby, the
colored jockey.
The entertainment that Manager Smith
has provided for his patrons the coming week
| IS of uausaal excellence presenting the
| brightest procyoDs in the vaudeville .6rma-
| ment consisting of the only original ma
| tional four consolidated shows presenting
/ the two great comedies, "Clotilde or the
| Bruised Heart" and Dan Sullys Crowded
| Hotel" A beautiful minstrel scene and a
brilliant olio OF specialiies. making this the
| gr4nGest entertain ment ever presented al
| this resort. The same programme will be
given at regular mstiDees We lnesdsy and
Saturday. Large houses are predicted for
the coming week.
j. J. Rosenthal, representing Spenser's 5
comic opera, The Little Tycoon" is in the
| city arranging for the coming OF that popu-
lar opera at Powers Opera House Nov. 26.
| This Is the ofigiual and only nDany pre-
senting the opera, and IS accompanied on
its travels By the author Willard Spenser.
!
Miss Marie Wilson, who gives the enter
taiDment at Powers Wednesday evening,
was in East Saginaw recently. and tbe
Herald has the following Miss Wilson
is really pleasing and effective ARTIST each
number being heartily eDcored.
'The Little Nugget" viii be the attraction
at RedmOnd's during Thanksgiving week.
Yesterhax.s Tourt Kacari