Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20


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Ehe4tre. IL Is lot, ana Natures great
theatre must X the gning attraction
fgE tie GsKt fe8 Hlonths hlth tleais
nlinstrsis, Nhieh appear at Powers ~
night. TUESDAY sd Nedns @iay even
Hgs, this theatre sl - practically
closed l9E zee season. 0t F4tla Is mlI-
sireis the pEess "a Ono and fnd,aua
where they have recently been, ,pe.lks
very hatteriDgiy. They are unoY4logs
in tae selt4tou "a nirsfre.sy. Their
iir,t part - nose. aad certainly org
nal, ts u does away wltl the CONVEX
tonsi tiers aud ssmi-Crcie aFgange-
nent, and mtrOd uees military camp
th tents, officers, servants, etc. lhe
usual comedy, songs and lokes are iu-
tfodueed. Ine company aiso prom.se
an attractive and entertaining 0ll0.
Daring this engagement there 80 be d
reduction ia prices
Tbs evening Lizzie May Tuner aud
Geo. l. Uiner begin week engage
meut al Redmond 8. The nFst half of
wi tia one decidedly distinctive charac-
Ter, VIII he gwen. THIS play has hesn
presented here before bv Mckee
Rankin Ms Ulmer will appear as
the wild and innocent tOm-bOy, Car
r0ts Mr. Timer Wu be seen a. old
FOrty-N Commencing Thursday
evening the familiar comedy, col.
sellers" vii hold the stage for the
remainder of the week, Mr.. Ulmer m
personatng the Colonel
The Schuberts are busy preparing for
their annual concert, which viii take
place at Hargman's Hall on Tuesday
evening, May =. fine programme is
IN preparation under the efficient dIrec-
ton of Albert H. Morehead, and the
, club expects 10 fully maintain the rep
utatlon gained by its past successes.
/ The services Of Mss Genera Johnston,
the eminent soprano solOist OF Chicago,
have been secured, and as she II the
pOssess0r of voice OF marvellous
sweetness and power, her singing viii
prove a great attraction.
On Friday evening the pupils of
Frank Lawson Will give concert AT
the tuycr-alst church. 4 well Sc
/ lected programme of instrumental
music wall he gwen, interspersed with
vocal music 10y we'll known local
| singers. The concert Is complimentary
and cards OF invitation can be had on
/ application at Friedrich's music store,
Canal-st.
Julia MarlOwc has closed her season.
/ which atthe commencement wasVlewed
as partially experimental rs she was To
| traverse much new country. Her man
ager, ARIEL Barney, l. elated, as ms
books show balance on the right side
OF over $4,000.
The natives IN the leading cities of
| Ireland have gone wild over our Irish
comedian, W. j. Seaman. From Ire
land Mr.. Scanlan VIII visit Scotland
bringing his tour to close at Man
chester, England, July s.
Several San Francisco correspondent :
of dramatic papers pronounce the new
California theatre, which was opened
last Monday, To be the finest amuse-
ment temple on this continent.
Sol Smith Russell closed his season at
Elmira Saturday night. He and Man
ager Berger are now IN New York city.
The latter gentleman IS expected home
next saturday.
Geo. A. Smith, the wcll-knOwn basSO,
and o. Z. Sisson, the humorist, JOIN
Schoticld', Quintette Banjo Club, com
mcnclng July l, for season OF loo9-9O.
Charles Schofeld will give a select
concert at Powers early III June, in
connection with which he viii present
a short musical comedy.
Little Lord FauuticrOy" is nightly
packing the Columbia theatre IN Chi
cago. The attendance OF children Is
remarkably large.
A large number Of the successful
actors are going abroad for their yaca-
/ ton this summer.
Frank DeshOn W II venture forth with
a musical comedy drama next season.
Boyd Putnam Is expected to visit
Grand Rapids this summer.
The season at Smiths theatre will
continue until July 4.