Telegram-herald., 1890-05-20

At-ANN lNlAis kt4SaSl-tsk4 al hE4-
mones lasI nlght by Rentfrow :
Psshhnaers. = tSroe comedy
oi the plotlsss klnd Ia wAlcA eyssfs fs..as
goes. Tie entA Us-zsn II the large au-
dlouoe AoweyeT. was ~ fever heat. ana
II continuous laughter Is sure slgn
The play and tAe antics II the actors
weTs generally endorsed. The company
does good WoIk. Charles sweet =
Grand ksplas b0s, has developed lnto
quite a. eooenulc comedian, and hls
ine tnods are notably original. HIS
InG ke up NSs clever And Oad, and h!s
peri OrmanCe MAS very popular l. J
FARRELL did some neat IRISH character
work as Te ddy McGlnIy, while N. A i.
Lang made = blt IA hls negro GcTOhatlc C
at ana then spoiled the good lmprcs-
slOn be made by boring the audience
u "a some stale talk about lcs cream
and the hotel Mrs. J. \. kentfroW vas
= palnstaklng Mrs. Meek and Mss Della
jackson as Rosa Meek played iutelll-
gently and sang delightfully."-. The
other members OF the company con
tubuted energetic assistance, and the
favorable impression made - reliable
Indication OF a profitable week. Matt
nees today, Thursday and saturday.
The subscription sale Of seats for the
Gilmore concerts opened AT HerTick $
music store Yesterday ia a fairy salts
factory manner. lt should be remem-
beTed that the seats are lot transfer
able. ANY person desiring 10 AL the
enterprise, and al the same time 90 SC
cure good seats, should apply early al
the abOye-uamed place. Your cnOlce
OF seats vii come Ia the order that
your name appears on the su0s crpuon
book.
The sale Of reserved seats for Mana
ger CObbs benefit Oh Nav ~. began at
Powers yesterday. The box office VIII
be open until after the entert4lumeut
al the usual hours.
"The Power OF the Press is the title
of lecture 10 be gwen 20 Hartman 3
Hall on Wednesday evening, May
"a, by AIRS. Laura $. Webb. II
WAS announced ID be gwen May "a.
hut the severe ami unexpected lines,
oi Mrs Webb,s little daughter caused
its poslponement. The lady is spoken
OF very highly by Eastern papers.
The regular rehearsal Of the Orator.o
Society was held last evening, ma
showed great progress ia thV cAogusls
that VIII be sung al the Gilmore fcstI-
val. Never before has tins society been
/ drilled 10 show such expression as n
the chorus, "By Babylon Wave,
which VIII be rendered Al the first even
lng's cutertalnm nt. This chorus ~
classical and diilicu .t, and at the same
time will be pleasing 10 almost any car.
Smiths Opera House contained one
of the largest audiences last evening
| that mas been had for many weeks, the
/ greatest attraction probably beng the
| mystical act OF "Thc ZarrOs.' Their
1 feature ls the decapitatlOn of "a head iu
/ full view OF the audience. Seeing 81 he
/ Zarros' doing the act leads one 70 he-
lleye that it's a reality. but il is after
all clever piece OF mage and lliuslOn
work. THE Zarros' entertain also IN
| experiments IN magic, optical illusion
and mind reading. Their work is well
worth seeing, and VIII prove a fine
card this week. Mr. smith has
had arranged for hls patrons
AZ program that is filled with bright,
| catchy spccialties. Exclusive Of The
| IarrOs, he has some splendid features.
principally among them being Sonora
Natali Tatah, female contortionist,
| who does her act on French rings. Tom
| Mcintosh, the tine negro comedian, as
sisted by his son John, Max and Jamcs
Green, IN laughable dialect sketch.
the Eyeretts, in an unusually entertain
ing sketch, Lulu Chapman, ~ neat
| speciality, and Frances Silver, in wlng
and buck dancing. The after piece
"Who Owns the BaOy," met with a sue
cess. There VIII be a matinee tomor-
row.