Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29


Every se&t was occupied IA Rsa-
mena S taester last eyealag. ana nauy
late arrivals were satisfied T. f.a roa.a
~ 5he foyer and sls.rways. sIAAnt.s
las oaen improved SINCE l.s nrsi pres
entanon hsfe. lhe p4els is aTe.s. the
people n ti.e cast active throueaout
t.le entire three acts. Before. taare
were lspses la tAe movement wh.ea
were tedious and dulls nov ~ ihe l,-
PRODUCTION of bright music and good
comedians there is noI q moment when
the hilaris and fan iags. Ths audience
was most generously inclined to he
pleased, and every song, dance ana
speciality intcrpos Ion Vas loudly APP
plauded Mr. loaeT ls earnest and az
all times consistent ln hls deHneaIlou
of q good d-uatnre1 German character.
de caught tie favor of las audience
upon his nrst entrance, aua coM-
nlal1e1 d unil tne eua ~ tle PLAY.
Dehcacy ia dialect and uniformity
ia action are Ioders strong points.
and there IS not An opuorlln tY
for Quaint and correct claFacttTILatlou
Nhlch he does not take advantage 81
Jeppt and Fanny DeiauO were loudly
rc-demamdod n q bright medley sketch
Ia The second act. Their AL was. ir0m
an audience standpoint, one oi
the most enjoyable offerings oi
the evening. The support ren-
derod by Ne>srs. MaleN, Talbot.
n sses Edith HAL. 6enneii aud Lytion
composed elements oi mporance in q
very excellent rendition Of farce
comedy, "a hlch was brilliant and clg-
uated hy tie fact 81 clever artists ga
the cast. There wll oe matinee TO-
daN and tomorrow.
J.. J.. Rice e magnificent operate bar
iesQue, "Ihe lulsalI.' NlI commence
an engagement of tWo mghts at Powers
opera House GOA Friday evening.
November D. ''Iuc tors8li'' is OF tlt
spectacular order and Mr. kice has
given al h.s faculties, ID ls said. fll
scope iu the production ot scenery, cos-
TUNE, and novel stage effects. Those
who have kept any track Of h.s tormer
works oI this KIND are well aware Of hls
talents 10 TINS direction. and those who
have not. which are few. Nlll only need
10 See "Adonls," Eganeclne' or IAe
/ COrsair' % acknowledge him "a leader
work. which viii be seen next Friday,
is baat on the general lines that dis
tngushcd "Erangelne," except, per-
haps. that il has ln G, production con-
siderable more scenery. and d number
of n0vel speciality acts are introduced
los the best artists that could bc secured
abroad. Among these latter
are Mdlle Gisela, VINO does
some astonishing ey0lutious on the
high wire; Miss Amelia Glover, the
Youngest and pretuesl premiere dan
sCusc Of American blrtlu0W before the
public, and vino has been surnamcd
"Ihe Little faWn,' the famous Alex
andeT brothers, formerly With The klr-
allY's Water Queen" and the cele-
Drated Primrose Quartette." The
chorus Is composed of handsome and
shapcly wOmen-Ed. RIce never has
amy ether KIND ln ms company
the leading partz are 20 the hands oi
experienced and wcA-kn0wn artists.
"Ihe COrsair' VII undoubtedly be
greeted with good houses during iis
stay in Grand Rapids. as it promises 10
be the most brilliant and pleasing oper-
attic burlesaue that has yet been pre-
sented m tins city.
Many compliments We're heard Tor the
pana wncn oiscouIsea lNeiN aifs I'D
'front.' OF heahlond lasl evening. ooN-
sldcrng iAe hain"ef or pieces lne
execution was po"eilul ana ln
mlnusical ia sense Ohll'AiaAFeiY atiis'i G.
Inc enthusiasm "nicA was extended 70
their elCris az an oclestIa Mhen ihey
I appeared IN the theabI ou shl 70 ne
A
and better ine regular ochesifa now
/ employed IN TINS lAeaier- 10 musical
ear the IDEA OF one foin struggling
against piano, double tass, clarinet
/ cornet. snare and iass drums, is too
ridiculous Tor dlse lssion- GOOD muse