The daily critic., 1890-11-26
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day evening next appearing here 60
. tffgu OF bis most successful r'aYs Ou
Au1ay Tuesday and wednesday
/ evenings Hud wednesday matinee ha
] vi'I present an entirely news production
Z &C Alexander Dumas famous heroic
] draua. 'TIe C0rsican Btothers As
/ faHa and fa5ta del fr1Uctt Mr Man
/ tan hss added 10 his fame as roman
/ tic actor and his dual impersouaii1u
I has I,,n 'av.rahIy compared tn
+ Itolttr. and living On Thursday
/ arI F.i3Hr evenings and saturday mlr
/ irle U'Lugrrs "Nuuhtfs will Ds
given superb production AS iis
hero Mr. Nantull has achieved % well
/ deserved suu.0ss on saturday even
/ ing Shakespeare ideal tragedy, III m-
T lut, win bp played with Robert MN
] ttl ae iua Prince af Dfam1rt The
s.Ii is said Do he well nuci To 'his
I actors eminent abilities aud bis maiaa-
chuiN Dane IS e most Impressive p1r
tray J.
AIbRueh'- Grand Opcra Uuus-.
The p,renrially youthful player o..
juvenile rates viii be the attraction nest
week at Albaugh Grand Opera House.
Miss Mitchell always retains that girlish
manner which IS as much due TO her
natwsl qualities ls to ayl Uer pres nt
engagement will be OF more than usual
Interest tl her admirers, as she a0nslrs
iu FIVE OF her hest characters The
programme for The week has been 8r
ranged as follows Monday and Sitlr
DAY nights. "Rty.' Tuesday might aud
Saturday matinee, the ever welcome
"EauchOn Wednesday night. "LUue
Friday. Jane Eyre In all these
plays Miss Mitchell has frequently APP
reaIed In this city. and her impersona
lions OF the leading roles are remem
| hertd as highly artistic and enjoyable
/ The opening play. Ray, which was
written CspeCialiv for hCrby G.. Wallace
Walters, was produced here last season
and received with favor II Is q piece
admirably adapted to Miss Mitchell's
peculiar powers The supporting com
plny has been carefully selected aud
includes Howard Gould r. Il. Nc
Claunin. Edward Poland. George w.
DCyo. sheridan TrpDer =. T. Johnson,
George Maynard, Phil NcCuuhy. lila
Burroughs. Jennie Curoll Annie
Chase, Carrie Francis and Z nina
Damon
Harris BJou Theatre.
The graceful young comedian,
Charles T Ellis, has made so many
friends 10y former appearances in this
city that the mere announcement Of his
coming should be sufficient 20 insure
large audiences. He has beautiful
tenor voice. which gained him many
compliments, aud IL Is said that he has
improved In his singing since last seen
here. His style IS very similar 10 t4ll
ut ]. l. EmmCt, and he has the Dur
suual magnetism that made this famous
comedian such public favori,r To
fact, he is expected tu an the niche To-
| tb'airiCBls that Emmett will leave ".
cant His singing and dancing with
children huNca charm that cnli-t- the
admiration oi every audience aud puts
even the coolest people for the time
being cH rdJDOH with the tpnlrrer
phases OF human nature. The plot OF
Casper the Noder is familiar 20
many. IL presents an interesting story,
with much 20 command attention In the
way OF situation and climax It's
/ strongest merit Is It's entire adaptl.
/ billy 10 the accomplishments Of MI
/ Ellis. The scenery which will DE usel
/ Is handsome and elaborate. and the cast
/ viii Dc such as 20 insure presentation
/ that Is satisfactory IN every detail
I Seats for the engagement are now On
I sale al the box office.
Ksrnan's Sew Warrington Theatre.
Eomells high class vaudevIlhs will
make their lrs' appearance at Kernan's
| Theatre next week The company Is
| headed by the great Irish comedian aud
/ character artist, Harry kernell and 10
/ Cludts many acknowledged specially
/ artists. among whom may be mentioned
/ the Sisters COu'son. Binns and Burns,
/ Wilton and Nelson, Charles Harding
/ and little An Sid. Fisher and Clark,
Harry La Rose. Rogers Brothers aud
l Felix and ClaXtOn Mr. Kernel has
| made a great hit In the one act musical
/ comedy. entitled "McFadden's ElOpe-
ment." which concludes the perform,
I ance, and introduces the pretty young
soubrette. Lotia HYDE. Seats now on
sale
Sam Devere's Company, which Is far
above the average specially perform
ance, will give a grand holiday matinee
10 morrow THANKSGIVING day Sam
will have many clever sayings. and sew
eral original songs suitable TO the occa-
sion
miss Chapmanis Success.
Miss Edythe Chapman, who appears
10 Held By the Enemy" at Harris
Bijou this week. Is a remarkable ex-
ample Of the results that may be a.
taiBed by a course Of systematic study
for the stage. The dramatic training
school does not as a rule, stand
especially high in the estimation Of
people who believe genius to be purely
Heay en- born affair but there Is 10 dis
putting The fact that Miss Chapman
shows on her very first professional eu-
gsgement polish aud dellcaCy Of ex-
press sion that is rarely met with except
10 experienced artists. Her native abu
ity and keen artistic perception has en-
abled her q profit by the instruction
she received iu a manner that puts her
very far IN advance Of the ordinary be
ginneT, Her portrayal Of the character
of Run NeCLTg Is admirable In Itself,
and urhHu an fHp farfa ara faEau fuff