Telegram-herald., 1888-11-20
~ MORNING. NOVEMBER 20. 1888.


Rsduuon6s OpeEs House vas packed q
Tie r.f,srs lAsi evening. Tbs Nelson woris
combination = . vsry slrong ons. Tx
prrfor1sancs starts GO Nth Eaost isezk.
sbls aosurlits saDlisd TIE RaLziins
Isirs. IS g1s tsin bfosGsrs Nsh : who
lo0k as much alks a. s~o ps2s. assisted -
tie Come slsgsrs. las performances pals
every BODY "a good han0r. @Hd lie fesl "
TIE performsnce goes On 81 q rafting rate
and tie audlssce : - pleased t1As i ia
proves ABOUT every opportunity 10 oarsI oul
into applause. IEe Nelson fsully 80 orm
wonderful zss0bsIc isats. ssssrxl u the -
never before seen neie. and all ths other
specisltiss are superior Ia their classes
There ~lA 20 bat ioar more pefiormances,
matiues sad evsning. both today ana To-
morrow S,sndlog f0osa Is likely % be al
q premium al every performance.
Tie National -Four Consolidated shows
appeared a. smiih Opera House last even
ing to a isrge .uoience. and tie bssI Oi ssus-
faction giyea. Ine opening minstrel scene
was beautifully arranged. and great credit
j. due he ia ssier mechanic George Robin
son. for his elegant ana artistic slsge deco
rstiOns. The Oll0 was good IN every detail.
The bur'esque ClouIde' was very fanny.
The National Four IN their sketch Rick
MACK Is NOFtilr va cfftt4aA iAtuAttu. 4LcAt
singing is superb. Their banjo and guitar
duets artistic. TIE ladies are elegant
dancers. they were repeatedly appisuded.
The entire show Is y good one and will nc
doubt draw large audiences the entire week
The same programme tonight and al matt
nees, Wednesday and Saturday.
Opening with Thursday matinee Sid. G.
France begins three days engagement al
ReIimonds Grand Opera House In his new
drsma, bv Frank Dumas, entitled "Jeal-
ousy" The play IS sensational comedy
drama which tgises ample scope for the
and emotional actor. The comedy is re-
plete with excellent situations. Mr.. France
as Uncle Eph," the old and privileged
negro, makes a decided hit. lie is sup
ported by Miss Ada West ss Sugar. Fred
Maynard ss Stacy Howard, Miss Belle
sutton as Mabel Stanton, and Miss Carrie
Stirman as Belle Wilson. The seats are
now on sale.
Manager Garwood has succeeded in ar
ranging 70 have the Little Tycoon" Opera
Company to extend their engagement 10
two nights, instead of one. as originally in
tended, Monday and Tuesday, the 10Th and
9th. Mr.. Willard Spencer. the author Of
The Little tycoon" will be in the city
with the company and personally supervise
the production of the opera. The company
comprise fifty-two people. and carry their
own scenery and orchestra. The sale oil
seats will open at Powers Wednesday morn
ing. at 10 O'Clock.
The sale ofsseats for Johnson & Slavin' s
Minstrels opened at Powers yesterday
morning for Thursday evening, and from
the present indication there will be a large
and fashionab audience TO witness these
monarchs of minstrelsy. The original pro-
srsmnee, as presented in the Star Theatre
in New York city will be given here. con-
Guiding with their latest and most success
ful aftsrpisce, The Lost Ace, or the Island
of Pokah."
The sale of seats for Miss Marie Wilson s
entertainment 10 be given az Powers to-
morrow evening has been large. and there
promises to De fine audience present
The entertainment will begin promptly al
5 o'clock and the programme promptly
carried out. so thst it need not interfere
with any Othe social arrangements for the
evening
Monday evening. Nov % and the re-
msinder of the week including Thanks
giving Day matinee, Manager Garwood an
nounces his own Little Nugget" company
at Redmond's Grand. The sale of seats
will open Thursday.
The great farce company. "ZigZsg," will
be the attraction Thanksgi wing al Powers
1t will bring whirlwind of fun.