Telegram-herald., 1889-08-18
AlfUSE HENFS

3 ~" tN-. t.lli 90 tIlr a-ttitN N-
Normandy by N1s. Lloyd Breeze ana
Mis-. II DAVIS promises to be als-
rus4shed event ID interest ia society
and musical circles Mlslcaly il VIA
be superior 60 4ny production ~ the
opera tRrI gwen ar- The schubert
ciuo matses b. strong a4a effective male
chorus. and tle yoalg llllt, Who taae
part are az Intelligent and talented
singers. Tine p. uel.h.-, need l0 lltro-
duclou hyoni tae mention ot tae
names B04 Mrs. Breeze and Mrs.
D4v, have contributed lncalcul8plc
service Il tAe promotion aul develop
meut o. music here, and they are de-
serynE, ia tne.r present undertaking
Of most extensive snd generous appre-
clAlol.
The patrons Of thcatcrs viii read
W.ta some surprise and regret the an
nounccment that Manager Chss. II.
Garw0od is gong 20 leave Grand Rap
IDS. Mr. Garw00I has ACCOMPLISHED
wonder, here IN the development OF
amusements, and though leaving ia
person, he VIII Continue his interest
here IN our Jheatcrs. lie has secured
the management ot Whtneys theater
IN Detroit and wlll hereafter make his
headquarters IN that city. Mr.. Frank
ii. Cobb, who has long been a trusted
Lieutenant OF Mr. GarwOOd 5 IN Toledo.
Will come here and be acting
manager of Powers Manager
Garwood sad last night: Il never
have been IN city dlslked 10 leave
50 much as Grand Rapids. | have
made many esteemed friends and ac-
qualutances here, and my relations
with the public, the press and the busi-
ness men of the city have been most
pleasant and satisfactory. | shall have
10 divide my time now between, De
trOit. Toledo ana Grand Rapids. !
shall come here frequently during the
season. We have 2 long lease OF Red
mOnd =, and my interests may he in
creased here some time II the future
The public are much indebted to Mr..
GarwOOd for the amusements he has
Prov led, and theater-gOers here VIII
JON with all OF the genial and happy
managers friends IN wishing success
and prosperity w.ih this new acquisi-
ton 10 his circuit OF thcaters.
The nursery at Eadm0nl's great
convenience 10 the Indies The ma
trOn, Mrs. Hall, gives the little one IN
trusted - her caarge telier and care
ful attention. Tia D40y Jumpers are
frequently al o. up.ed with sleeping
babes.
VIII E. Burton, clever young
comedian and excellent singer, In
Mark Twain's famous comedy, Tom
Sawyer is the attraction announced
for the Redmond Grand Opera House
this week. Mr.. Burton appears IN the
title role, and among the list of fun
makers who assist the following we'll
known names VIII he recognized: *.
}. Somers, Lon Baaslay, Lon FOrestcr,
LIZZIE Ezier, Nay NOkes. Rcita Bu-
cnanan and others. Although the
comedy IS built for fun purposes only,
still there is an interesting dramatic
plot TO the play, and consequently the
interest never flags Now costumes,
songs, dances and many new nOvcitcs
and stage effects are promised. As the
patrons of this popular resort seem -
rather enjoy and appreciate comedy
better than any thing else. the chances
OF the Remond Grand doing bic bus
ness is assured, providing Mr.. Burton
fulnils hls promises. This attraction
opened ths season at the Academy iu
Chicago last Monday and was well ne.
celved by both press and public. the
Standing room" card beng display H.
at every performance. Mauncos VIII
be gwen tuesday, Thursday and satur-
dav.