Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

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souKs specialtlcs aud n0Fsi Incidents
ere introduced sud every s7eu e put
forth 10 gfsln, As nesf 9s possios. The
varied tasls al az audience There sfs
pleasing illusions apo Ersac trsasiofMs-
uons sno = peTiecs igatWare Of suomes.
dragons. sea EuAs. sefPsnts fefoCious
psssgs and other Inhabitants Of earl h srs
and AT. The IsersonAllon O. asny Of these
creatures requires scrobsls nuo fy yInnssls Of
sklll. the Immense dragon alone sniisuns
the services Of fiI men - It. manipulation.
Three bEiists sfe employed 10 illustrate 10y
their ~vOiuf1ons dresses aud tsnlcauk The
ellms1es and lncideDU 81 Tie strange slOry
Al effort made 30 combine many Of
the popular features o. The Stage sntsrtsin-
ments. The speaking characters are . n
Gent Tor the purpose OF the story. bat they
are not obtrusife, por Is he dialogue dit
fuse. There ls suggestion Of panorama
~ fe Hx Utxg n lf
interpreting a tnp through wonderful
iorctt There 10 ulso touch OF tke pant0-
mine. The European bsllsi troupe IA The
Policeman sEo the Flirts" the novel
Dance Of the Coekatoos clever conoeit
Of Mr.. lAss. IN which eighteen live
eeckst0os, on gilt psrchss. are introduced
and the Ballet Of The Nations" reallE TX
the ORIENT and the Oociosnt and carrying
the spectator ia fancy 10 The jungles Of
Asia the deserts of Africa, and the plains
OF Hindoostsn, ard then sweeping him a.
II by magic wand. 70 The land Of the
free and the home OF the brave" The
whole spectacle is described as . world n .
miniature, q Kaleidoscope OF wonders q
feast spread with q superb indifference as 10
cost. The spocisltles are novel the COS
tunes rich and costly, and the scenery aud
mechanical appointments rich aud In
genious.
The BOY Tramp" Company. which sp.
pear at Redmond's Grand Opera House
the coming week. have just closed a week .
engagement st the Peoples Theatre. Chi
cago, and will arrive here on the afternoon
tfsin, thus giving them ample time to get
up all their special scenery, Of which they
carry an entire carload for tbe two dramas
which they produce Ia stvle uBsIcslleo
in point o. beauty and artistic n.erit. The
Buffalo Courier Of September ! speaks Of
the compsny's last engagement in that CITY
as follows. standing room only wks 10
be had last evening st the hrst pres
entstion OF The Boy Tramp" by
Madame and Augusiin Ssuville and sup
porting company. The nelodrsma was
well staged and It's striking situations
and effective c!imaIes were well brought
out. Madame Neuville a. Mildred Esrlsion
played with force and power. and Der ariis-
tic conception Of the part won generous APP
plsuse. Augustin Melville, as Jack Sharpe.
displayed Versatility Of wioe range snd
strength, and the balance Of the cast Is
equal 10 the requirements OF the lines. The
mechanical effects prod ducea and the special
scenery used materially aiosd the produc-
ton; the East River scene in the fourth &C.
Ia particularly realistic aud striking
Manager Smith announces for Fair ~esh,
com mencing Monday evening, special at
trs ctions. consisting oftwenty star srtis,s
givings grand extra matinee on Thursday
afternoon st 2 O'Clock, when the entire pro-
gramme will he presented. and with the
talent whose names are advertised. is sri-
fcient guarantee that the entertsinmen is
above the average. A new and beautiful
minstrel scene. Johnny Rays isughsble
act Ma Look at Him" and the roaring
comedy "Grousemeyer's Troubles" and an
olio performances OF unusual merit. Matt
nees Wednesdays and SATURDAYS