Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
ANUSENSlS

hAplas again. Iomosow and Tuesday
evening The Fakir' q jolly farce
comedy, WI he gfen al Powers
lMs play l. oy Paul Rtter and Harm
l. hamlin. Mr HaIain is manager 81
The Grand Opera Ho0e, Chicago, ana
Il Is unreasonable 10 suppose tAai he
would associate himself with 8 dua-
matte production tha dad not possess
merit. Tie piece has met WITH un-
ihlaiaAatle success wherever &c has
been produced. lhepiol amounts ~
NS4s At1v oAu t ls mi intended tlat
suoaidi but the fun s described
- - iviateIous lIom hegllE.n- 60 fnt.
nos, - >eaorooke. Young comedian
yl acknowledged merit and talent Nho
~as seen here last se4s3l ll Tie
ialiie lNcoon 10 advantage, assumes
lhe leading role, that oi >etH Boxer,
ittrel fakr. The fr.i scene is lad at
b1kt : nome az klckap0o. Ill.,. a.d
serves h introduce :. S.abro0ke. Chas
seaman, Edmund Lee, Leslie E1munds
anu othef clever comedians in pot
l'ouin OF ff0hc and fun. The second
acl ls the green room 81 New YORK
iheatef, OF which Seth Boxer has be-
come manager. IN the last acf Boxer
opens a side-shOw with fun liue 0i
freaks, out OF which be gets world ~
ludlcf0us hilartY. There are some
very clever and pretty young ladies u
the show. Miss Elva CroK and Sally
/ 1Ohen each have solos which they ans
,.iid 10 render delightfully."-. Leona
Jessie West do 80 ,,,.,r ol',',.r
dsncing In Ia, a. s,,.,,,,,, s,,5
dancing j. said a. 49, e,ceo,5o,sii,,
GOOD. forming ono ~ tee roo.t a,.re..
i've features ~ ,l,.. ,,.',.f|.-,,,s,,e. 49,
followinsr i tl,s csst.
SETH Boker. A retired fsl-,r Tho. q seshrosl. q
kobi. 0sssaway. Leslie Edmuuds
~. Ss,Meits1st IL. Cbas. y. Seaman
col otIisen N''10
Mr. swlyeier. --'----''.'.-.-'-'.''.. hdmnnd Lee
Ps,ty iPenSsl,,'a R.'ser --, p Parker
Mrs boxer ''' Ms. SeIti 'imoass 'r mas
iplsi DaaiN v ay Mss La Gard nef
Fay Follybud .s,ss J,.-.r -
The management al RedmOnds Offers
a very inviting attraction in the Gus
I'LL novelty show. introducing fifteen
or more speciality artists. They are all
well-known performers. Among them
are Pirrung. the foot iugpier. Lille
and George Lineard: swift and Chase
in a new musical comedy sketch: Tao
monologue entertainer. Billy carter. a
". Williams. the vcntrloqu Il. th,
character sketch artists, Charles Harm
Black, the legless wonder. who dauce
reels and jigs, the company have Ger
tainly novelty that VIII create a sen
satiOn. Charles HUM viii dance. sin.
and amuse with witty savings. Gu
Hill. the famous club swineer. has ap
peared here too frequently 70 rcqulr,
any introduction. The daring ACT d
the Fisher Brothers on the trance Wi
prove q taking featuro. There Will b,
matinecs Tuesday. THURSDAY IL. sal
urday.
The following compliment was nai,
to a former Grand Rapjds bov bv th,
New York Press.
"There j. a Young man in the travel
ing WIFE company of the Lvccun
who Will be heard of one of These day|
as great leading man. His name j
BOvd Putnam. He PLAYED the part O..
John Rutherford quite as well as Air
Kclccy. and has very little OF Mr.
Kelcey's self-consclousness.D -
4 week from tonight pr. Edwin T
Rusb Will deliver am fnnortant lecfi,ra
AT Relmondfs Ooera Uouso.
The following notice which refers 4
Anna Btrgrr Tvnch well-knovn ir
Grand Raplds. IS clipuoi from the Lon
don Enr.5 Mars and Post of October l2.
Amonv the most sucees.frl art...,.
that have appeared at the r~oneuadf
concerts tins season ross.bIv fba mos,
notable has been the vo,snr lady cornrt
s0l0st. Mille. Berger Mr.. Freeman
Thomas WAS very doubtful abart tbs
attractions Of iadv performer of, th..
most a altfi.u.t wind 'insfrisnont. but b..
doubts were set m rest ON her frst an
naaranco. and am engagement Ma.
immediately effected foran anpearance
each evening for five woeks At H.,
conclusion of thfs term t1e laIv won't
10 Eastbourne and Brighton. and soorf
few davs atthe soasborc. and ihen
plavod al a concert at Free Trade nan.
'g.--ob.s+.r ,,+.F.. 49,, ,..,..,,. ,,.,,. -,
Mr.. de Jonc. when heT success.
was 50 great as To secure three
other concerts durinv NJ de Jonc'-
season. Ou Monday last she commence
agan with Sir. Thomas at C0vent Gar
den. and her welcome back was most
cordial. as she was honortI bv double