Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD.

| Last night MY Geraldine" company
gave one of the best performances of the
season TO snail house The play is
bright and interesting; with a well con-
ceived plot, striking and realistic situa
tions, and interspersed with. charming
songs and bits of Irish humor. The east
throughout was strong one. As Mary
Carroll Mrs. Dion Boucicault was excel
lent Miss Lavina White made sweet
| Geraldine. The songs of Mr.. O'Rourke
| and Mrs. Harry Bloodgocd brought down
the house Mr.. Harrison as Phil Carol. -
Mr.. Morgan as Maurice Arden" Mr..
King as Larry Love-" were all deserving
| of special mention.
The next attraction will be the Lillian
Olcott company, Monday evening, in
Theodore" aad Tuesday in ''ngomar."
Of her the New York World says:
Miss Olcott's production OF Theodore
has taken the town. Even the vast au-
ditorium of Niblo's is incapable of accom-
| modating the crowds who throng to seee
the splendid performance of Sardou's
masterpiece. Lillian Olcott as Theodore
has justified the opinion of the drama
fist who wrote to his American agents:
Miss Oicott Is a woman of rare intelli-
gence and great talent. l think it good
choice" The entire responsibility of this
undertaking has rested upon her Shout
ders, and what she has accomplished in
the production is marvellous. Besides
conducting the business even to the minor
details, she has given = magnificent per-
formance of the title role. lsas
MAIN STREET THEATER
The Wallace Sisters will tonight close
their engagement in this city with the
boy Hero" They have made many adj
mirers among the patrons of this place
who will always be ready TO extend them
welcome An excellent entertainment
is presented next week in the engagement
OF Miss Laura Dainty in the Mountain
Pink"
The hard work and worry of the man
agement of the Main Street Theatre has
proved too much for the enterpr!Siag and
industrious Mr.. Lodge. His friends will
be sorry to hear that he is somewhat pros
trated from the long mental and physical
strain and all look forward with hope TO
his speedy recovery.
MUSEUM
A small audience only, collected last
night at the Museum, but the hall was
comfortable and everybody seemed 10 enjoy
themselves. Next week an amusing and
especially attractive bill has been arranged
and goo,. weather is sure to bring good
houses. A gentleman recently arrived in
Wichita who is trying to inaugurate the
dime craze which is simply retaining
every dime that comes into ones possession
until the foundation of a small fortune has
accumulated. Ennis a. Young are looking
for him to kill him.
STEWART CONCERT
The Stewart Concert Co. appeared before
a fair sized audience in the Presbyterian
church last night. The company are
always favorites and have lost none OF
their prestige. Madam Stewards voice 8
wonderful in its compass and sweetness.
The company will favor the people of
Wichita with another recital on Monday
night at the Presbyterian church.
GARFIELD
The Drummer Boy" closed last night
to a crowded house, the rendition having
grown in excellence with each perform
ance. The post is to be congratulated upon
the success that has attended the perform
ance.