Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16


That charming aud Versatile actress
Rasins kokss BEGINS her sagszeneot a.
Powers tonight instead 81 frldag night a.
has been eFE0neoasly announced heretofore.
TIE smasement-goers of thls eity have
reason for 00ngeatuisaaD Ia tie s&ci th-l
this rare caAealsnne = IA pay three nishis
engagement here. TIE three cvnlnss fser-
f0rnAnoss together with the SAtsrAAf
msgines gives sB opportunity Tor seelnG
Alss ukeS IL al II her delightful sooceassa'
Tonight tiii comprising three cosaedlss
NIL be presented Every body who ha<
heard the name Of Nekes bss beard ihs
soag Has All eas True II faA whlch the
Tiyscious actress hss made famous. IL
occurs IL NY AiidnsI'S Bill" which fellows
"a hich 5 Which tonight, and which Ia
turn Is followed by A faniomime steheaF-
ss' Seats ssoaia be secured cary his
morning and 81 evening ~ pure 0nsouitef-
zlei fun may oe confidently expected To-
night Miss Noses IL supported by capable
company which Includes such kng'lsh
arusis As FELIX Morris and Courtensy
Thorpe.
"The Muske,eers'' is one OF the jolliest
and most spirited OF the light operas. il ls
now being gwen by the xCC3llin Opera
Company al kedmond's IA the most clever
manner aud i drawing large audiences al
every performance. A. W. r. Aacloilin
sppears as the Able Bridane and ls ss
unctuOus and 0rigiHa, as ever. de seems
really 10 enjoy his work. and thus it Is
that his organization Is remarkable tor
splendid esprit da oorps which is really bali
| the artistic battle. handsome smisbe
| comfOrtable-lO0king Franc ID. Hal Il stiil
a fayorite. ana IL nightly sppisuced as
Sim0ne, the waitress. MAbel Haas beauu-
fui soprano. clear. strong and sweet, Is
heard al every performance, snc she =
| heartily spplsuded Tor her Marie. Pretty
! Bebe Nining was never more vitn.lons
than now, and she makes = charming
Louee. Miss Fannie Mcintyre is just such
a Lady Superior ss We all believe them 10
be-sweet aud sanity W. A. Ford Is
| the new baritone who bss taken
| Gaillard's place and although be bas been
suffering from q cold this week, be Will
| speedily become a fsyorite. he ls very
| funny ss DE Brisssc ~ the convent scene
and provokes uDToArious applause and
| laughter each night VIM. IL NewbOrOSgh,
| a pleasing baritone. VINO is stage manager
| for Mr.. MAcCollin. has been singing Oontfan
but will very soon resign the part TO Ed
| mund Stanley. the handsome new tenor
| who has Just arrived from New York. Mr..
| Newborough does GontrAn well, as, inceea,
he does everything be attempts. Messrs.
Kenworthy, Adams. Kennedy aud the
| other gentlemen of the cast, are all salts
factory. and Miss Lille Hall. 1llle Davis
and Miss Taylor in the minor characters
| they assume. and the Misses jamie GREY,
Marie Cammyer DE Wolfe. Leslie, Hsrri-
| son, Ford, NanAhlen and Hosmer, Of tue
chorus. are ali bright, pretty. and well
| formed girls and help 10 make up bril-
| liant en- sembie Indeed, Manager Mac
| Collin is 10 be congratulated On the e1-
| cellence of has company. which. By the
way is TO be enhanced toosy by the addi-
| ton of Miss Mable Curtsss, pretty Detroit
| contrslto. The Musteisers" will be suDg
| at the performances this afternoon and
| evening, and tomorrow afternoon and even
ing THE Merry War" will be given.
4
| ]. H. Decker, representing McNish, John
| son & Slsvins miBsirels. arrived lsst even
| ing. This great minstrel company appears
| at Powers neKt Wednesday evening. Bob
| Slayin, who has been il, all the season. has
| recovered and will appear with the company
here on the night of Wasningtons BIRTH
| Gay. he will bring his little hstchet with
4 HIM.