Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

The "Dear Irish Boy" opened last night
| at Crawfold's to good house. The piece
gave general satisfaction and won the ap-
probation OF the entire audience at the
start. Mr.. Gus Reynolds, as Kate Nc
Clutchey, was favorite throughout The
death scene in the fifth act wasIpronounced
as clever bit of acting as ever seen. Lit
tie Tootsy came in for his full share of ap-
plause and earned every bit of it by good
work. All of the characters were well sus-
tanned and the play promises to have a
packed house, tonight being the last pre-
senuation in this city.
ZANZIC.
Harry Zanzic, the magician, who will
appear at the Crawford grand Sunday
evening November Eth, is native of
Paris and has been before the public for
twelve years. He is a gentlemen of bril-
liant attainments and is a fine iinguist and
the best mathematician III the country.
Mr. Zanzic has had wonderful life. He
has made two tours of the world, appear
ing in nearly every country where there Is
any degree of civilization. In 1878 the ma
gician and his company received an inyi-
tation to appear before the king of Manda-
lay. At Mandalay the company was met
by a royal escort at the steamers landing
the baggage packed on elephants and the
people likewise mounted, and all were
taken to the palace of the king. After the
performance the court interpreter in formed
the performer that his majesty was so well
pleased that he would permit the
conjuror to gaze on his face,
great favor in that country. His royal
highness chatted pleasantly through the
interpreter and insisted that the magician
should remain. and gave orders that he
should not be permitted to leave the place
and that he should be supplied with every
luxury and comfort. The king paid the
conjuror 5000 rubles and made the party
handsome presents Of gold AID embroid-
cry work While confined as princeIy
prisoners the party were shown the sacred
white elephant.
GILMORE COMING
Gilmore is coming with his incompara-
BILE band. He brings also two famous
singers, his park Of musical artillery, his
anvil brigade and the various other acces-
series used in the Boston Peace Jubilee
concerts of 1869. which have been com
memorated al over the east and is now en-
lasc44BS Vic SAEaS HSSSs AAAt Will OLS1-
sion great rejoicing 10 every lover OF mu-
sic here. and Will take place November %
The BURLEiGH COMBINATION.
The Burseigh combination, a r vii
bsr's new attraction, will appear at the
Crawford Grand On Monday, Nor. Is, for
three nights and q matinee, presenting on
Monday night Falsely Accused or the
Lawyer Detective" Tuesday night "Es-
capped from the Law" wednesday night
The Black Spider and matinee, Weiaes-
day al 80. the Crystal Slipper or Little
Cinderella" the ladies' and children's IA
vorite play. The company comprises some
very clever people Mr.. Fredricks well
known stock actor. Mr.. J. d. OFHars and
Nj Harry c. Robinson the favoriie come
dians, formerly of the Silver Spur com
pany, Mr.. c q. Hess OF opera fame, Miss
Kate EcSert. leading lady Of the principal
New York companies, Mis-. Jennie Bur
leigh formerly OF the Galley Slave Co..
Miss Nellie Judsoa formerly Of Hoyt's
Tin Soldier" Little Miss Ada LeClairs.
child actress last season with "Beacoa |
Lights" and others o. well known repusa- |
ton.
TIE BLIND PIANIST.
Do not fail 20 attend tie Psanofor.e Lee
ture Recital by Edward Baxter Perry A. /
tie tizss Presbyterian church. ccsoes ot !