Telegram-herald., 1889-06-15


GEaEsd EzF-ds i certainly d-stiEg gaasE-
lEg Lself a. 4 n1ns.e-l ely. = tazose
Sao cAa tEasse back tie eon1lt-ou Il
tlll1gs hsEs a eOzen years zsc, Tue sIee-
tAels Al PoseT's l.asE eYen.-lg nlllst h-gs
been AAlazlng. GsagleAen represent
lag some u the largest factors "A cur
business hfes aFpsaung II d@zzLns
q rsss, together Nith l4ales ~ho are tie
eaenlents Bn-en eombsne tie eultgre,
Eennements and besi brain AID intel
Lgenee "a tAls fair e.ty II the valley
! Ae 0peretl4 Of k0ss bud, with the
soiid and substantial chorus muse,
pretty solo parts and poetic nleAntz-
tons, sAs presented a = manner = hlCA
convinced Of tie high order Of pursult
wuIca the II. CecehAs are making. 1t
IS evident t1At they are slIang ~ un-
deGsIand AID master the best and
truest compositions ~hlcn reflect the
aecompl u the OesI and ulosG
eminent writers They are APP
parentiy, speaking IL relative
sense % muse "A lat the Lad ies Literary
Club II - books and literature That
u. they ann - understand and create
taste Tor aA that - standard and reDutst-
ble ln music. Rosebud" N4s most
brilliantly cOsIumed, and the tableau1
and groupings We're most picturesque
and beautiful. Tomorrow morning the
IELEGEAA HERALD MIL make some
mention OI the ladies and gentlemen
and the bright little fares VINO con
tuDuted ~ what Was lndlsputaOly one
OF the sweetest and most attractive
musical presentations yet inspired by
lOcal effort.
Geo. A. d. Johnson VII appear at
Redmond . Grand opera House next
week IN DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE, ?"
'Our Boys and stricken Blind" tie
- said "a be- particularly strong III the
dram4t.LatiOu of SteyeusOn's weird
romance, and as Mr. Johnson Is 80 well
known IN THIS clty, ms first appearance
as "A star Viii no doubt attract host of
MS admirers 10 kcdmond's next Mon
day night.
Geo. \. u. Johns9n Will appear at
kedmOnd's Grand Opera House all
next week II ''Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" "Our Boys" and ''Stricken
Blind" Mr. Johnson Is we'll known
mere as leading man, and upon tins
hls trst visit as Il star VIII, no doubt,
receive very liberal patronage. ''Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Will be seen the
hrst ot the week. Seats are now on
sale.
Loyett & Johnsons Equine and
Canine ParOdOX Is announced for all
next week at Powers Opera House.
The Kalamazoo papers all speak III the
highest terms OF the attraction, and
clam it Is by far the best performance
| of It's kind yet presented. A matinee
Will be gwen daily after Monday.
Prices Will be -, % and - cents, and
the sale OF seats opens today.
The Frank LindOn company repeated
| "The Honeymoon" at Redmond's
Grand Opera House last night to a very
| light attendance. Tins j. really de-
| plOrable, as the company is deserving
of full houses. The charming fOur-act
| domestic drama, Hazel kirke," Will
| be seen ut the matinee today. and to-
night Damon and Pythias" will close
the engagement.
| The Board of Directors Of the Ora
tonO Society yesterday made changes
| IN the seating arrangements at Hart
mans Hall by which accommodations
| Will be- made for seating 240 more pcO-
| pie. All the seats a originally
| have been sold tor the evening enter
| taInment. The sale OF the new seats
Will be opened at . O'Clock this morn
ing.