Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
THEATRICAL.

The production OF Lost in London" st
Powers Opera House next Thursday even
ing. by the talented young actor. Mr.. New
ton Beers. and very strong dramatic CON-
pany. is worthy Of more than a passing
comment be has recently purchased the
sole right TO the play, aud has already
scored q marked success wherever il has
been presented. The entire mise-en scene
and spectacular effects Of this play have been
rarely equaled. while the plot Is barmonl-
ously and arilsiically worked out IN \ series
of climexes that culminate IN prodscing
most pleasing and lasting impression on The
mind of the spectator. The Boston Herald
says: Too much praise cannot be awarded
MIR. Beers for the handsome manner In
which be has mounted the play--tbis being
particularly noticeable IN the second, fourth
and sixth acts. The Bleakmoor Coal Mines.
and the swzrthy miners with their safety
lamps and picks, and the elevator ascend
ing and descending the shaft, are admirably
lfie-like while the celebrated sncs scene
in the fourth act is one Of the most vividiy
realistic ever Witnessed on any Stage. and
invariably elicits the heartiest applause.
The entire setting of this scene is q triumph
of scenic art, and must De witnessed 10 be
appreciated" Special mention - also 10 be
made of the grand transformation scene at
the close of the last act. The instantaneous
change from the poor squalid cottage. with
IL misery and wretchedness, 10 the regions
of celestial light and besuty-with the in
visible chorus OF singers chanting sweet
songs of welcomes worth the price OF az
mission alone, and forms q fitting finale TO
q truly beautiful and finished production.
The sale of seets open at the box Office
Tuesday morning.
Ella Agnes Earle. daughter of John II.
Earle was married June Is, at 81. Bsrtholo-
news church, New YORK City, TO Theodore
J. Toedt the well nown tenor singer. Both
bride and groom have for q number OF
years sung together in 81. Bsrthoiouev's
choir. The music was feature OF the oc-
casion. many prominent vocalists taking
part IN the ceremonies
The artists comprising the Sol Smith
Russell supporting company will include
J. III. Fitzpatrick. Herald Russell. Fred
Jerome. X. +. sullivan. c. Van Etten. Miss
IAsle Leigh, Emma Butler Crisp. kerri o.
born and Louisa Macintosh.
Robson and Crane are to dissolve after
the ensuing season. and thereafter each SO
his own way. What o team Crane and
Hubbard would make.
The "Noblest Roman Of them sll"-Hsrry
Hubbsrd-st the Powers tomorrow night.
His annual appearances and no one can al
ford TO miss 1t.
"The Still Alarm" has reached its one
hundredth performance in New YORK.
Grand Rapids didn't seem "a want IL even
one night.
Prank Mayo win be Julis ksrlows lead
ing support the coming season. II viii be
the finest company on the road playing the
legitimate.
The "Shs" combination, which was 10
appear at Powsrs' Opera House. have can
celled. and are nov enrouts home to Ssn
Francisco.
A laugh Is worth a hundred grosps In
sny mar kst.-Hn,ae. see Harry Hubbard
Monday evening
Ths season sf The Redmond IL closed.
and the house viii remain dark until some
time in August.
I'M. Hin insists that ksrgsret shall fol-
fll bsr contract, and that's vbsfs tas
kStber.
"A Postage Stamp 10 new plsy which
the author WI 5cs into shape
Waiter Lsnnor viii suec.s3 Geo. Ksozb
ss manager Tor Mrs. Lsngtry.
Nrs Potter bss dropps6 hsr Brown. She
is Bow pain Mn POttsr.
Joseph Jefferson 10 st skig I~ks. \. g.
kilhns ssirnon.