The evening world., 1889-01-26

Those who have read Ramsey Norris Poysl:
ShicS Will take place at the Amphion ACADEMY
Monday evening. The, same Vigorous, but at
social problem was handled in the novel has
been carried out in the dramatization, and as a
r TSMinu th ". to IS sit q PtiSy '% and With /" a morni apt \" to
make a vivid impression on the mind OF the au-
ditor, The role Of Count BSrGtti' dsseLihSd u.s.
absence Il; G %S', Of four years. while Miss selma FSt-
ter will look after the part OF stella Barottl,
n companion picture to that of the Count.
At Col. Sims Park Theatre next week Rice Il
Dixcy's company will be heard IN The Cor
the cast, az compared with that of last year. and
the names Of ,such. wen-known people as JameS
EFsf,t,, Ed d @ o sd Rlik o'ffG pnmSis' R HS%rGSiS
Oately recovered from the starring fever and
Annie n; Perkins would indicate that the various
roles will be well looked after.
The beauty of the entertainment offered by
Rosina Vokes is that one can. drop in at the
theatre at almost any time during the evening
presents at each performance. This idea is
purely an English one, and American manegers
selves and unbomnded satisfaction to the theatre
S IS IS S ifipls Mill hi. fe Aand Tili R fns:Ssy ,v ws Ghs"Gss
S S%%m s%'%g? With fSy%RHi%$ s%e 'E Of ,EGards,% 'fRSiiow we'd
"rheI w ou Mini diamond nii!' f fhn SdGnSH and Friday Mding
evenings. and A. the Saturday, me et4ip the bin
EE iilaIer he M. nin I h2 Psntom SG%" H;ehea mrae Circus
1t would be next to impossible to say anything
new regarding, BARLEY, Campbells y White
Slave, which Managers Knowles \ Morris will
put on for a week. beginning Monday, 1t has
been seen by almost every one, but like wine,
seems to grow better IA il advances in age.
There is probably more evidence in this drama
than in many others of his works, of the deep
knowledge q human nature, the rare wit and
Campbell. possessed, There are eight acts to the
drama. which give the scene painter A generous
opportunity for the display of his skill.
Five years ago, in New York, there was pro-
duced a comedy by Louis Harrison and John
Gourlay known as Skipped by the Light of the
Moon II was, an instant success, due IN a
the leading roles Of the truspt husbands were
sustained. At Jacobs's Brooklyn Theatre next
week a revival of the comedy will be given by
VII E2Tii sI,i i %iHrjm r,1 sha ob SG%i1haq BBiinseiEas'1 @ho by
past work gives promise that az, interesting per
formance can be counted on; Much that is new
a budget of the latest songs will be introduced.
There are many ambitious young .men in the
profession who aspire to the title OF the - Sec
ond Emmett, " but il is doubtful If any one can
take the place Of the happy Joe Of years ago.
Charles T. Ellis, who will be seen in his German
comedy drama, "Caspar, " at Proctor's Theatre
next week. Mr.. Ellis possesses a voice of rare
sweetness, and the manner in which he uses II
adds to its natural charm. Mr.. Ellis Is particu.
larry popular with the ladies and children. foi
whom he always has a bouquet and a bag LOADED
standing Room Only" sign, for which he will
no doubt have frequent Use during MIR. Ellist
stay.
If ten years ago a manager had suggested the
idea of presenting a straight drama or comedy
tor ten cents, it would have been most heartily
laughed at; yet that idea has been developed
into an actual fact, and many managers are