Telegram-herald., 1890-09-05


Tbres more performances Of sBeaeon
Iszots Vii * gwen as Redmaaa's
nzaaely, saa.ght, aad Tomorrow afses-
noaa aad sves'ng Tie attendance
Yesterday wSs lsgse considering tae
ws&s-.er.
a Legal Mrong, or Lest ia the
Tropics, the speg taculAr nseils1r&laa
Wlta t&zukful scene ELECTS, ofaAs 4
weeks engagement al Reameasa' 8
Grsoa, bsgunlag MOnaav, >eptemtssf
:. lhe manager. tsso. a. Aoir.s. has
Teen oounes'tea tor tlle past GAlrtN
wears VIII legluMats taeagi.11l organ
1atsons, ana duIng la&g tlule has aft-
seated 10 HE puol.e many slTope ana
pleasing Sttfaclloos taat have ilcl Nsil
success from az accounts "A l-e1al
NToug i las ETeafess etosi. and 4
oeTlzlaly j. nnauC ally. cllce he has
ope4s TIE present SEASON Ae has playe1
I0 lae cSpsclly ~ Ghe tht&tles every
where. h.s company "a a 10 oe coll-
posed q MetfCpol SIS. Miss
Wilder Is a. actrrss et fne reputation,
sua s well and favorsNhly known a. tue
theatsf goiDg p1pllc, having been oon-
necitd Tor = numbeT ~ SEASONS VITA
several standard companies. SIR. Mcl-
as promises 70 surround the proaue-
ton WilA spec.Al and attractive scenery
The seats Tor shls engagement are non
on sale Al the iaeAter.
Randolph Murray. the capable lead
ing man OF tie Beacon Lights" C0gl-
pany psssec his early DAYS GA tie stage
VIA TIC great Forrest Ma. Murray
VISITED this cllyNitb Mr. Forrest ia leo.
OF course, he could not locate The town
now, aud he was, Ike all strangers,
surprised at Us metTop0hton appear
snee. Mr.. Murray has eyldeLLy DIS
covered the fouutain from which flows
the waters, that preserve youth eternal.
10 one 10 look Al him WOULD believe
that he MAS Old enough 10 act IN 1870.
There is no opera of the entire Alb
bott repertoire tnat puts the company
on q elr nerve more completely and
constantly than does "krnanl.' and
bat few that exact SO much aggregated
effort. "lt is = magr ncent triumph in
tragedy the Charleston News and
!
ElyIra. Emma Abbott achieved III I'M
conditional triumph and her company
a success. This last y one OF tle bright
est stars IN her galaxy ~ great roles.
Bat with ner present yet larger organi-
zatlon. "ErnanI' is more u triumph
for 81 s. Abbott and her companion sr-
lists than even Il was last season. The
| production requires that the entrt
company appear, and al wall next
Thursday evening. Sale Of seats vii
begin on Tuesday informing.
"Fauve.te," new comic opera d.
rect from the Boston stage, after a run
of 100 nights, Will be produced al Pow
ers Grand, on Saturday night, Sept. IS,
! bv the famous Boston Ideal Opera com
pany, numbering sixtv-fiye persons
and including complete orchestra oi
| twenty picked musicians, under the
| direction OF Carl Matens. In It's orig.
nal form "Fauvette" was fret produced
IN Paris on Nov. T., 1850, Al the folie.
| Dramatiques, and It ran al that house
nearly two years. Put into English
dress by p. f. Woolf. ,author OF the
| Mighty Dollar i was given IL first
! American production ~ Boston little
| more than three months ago, winning
popularity on the hrst night
and retaining il during ~
remarkable run, which closed
in that city last week. Speaking OF lht
! opera, Manager Foster SAYS. Il loos
upon 'Fauyette' as the most captivating
work the Boston Ideals have ever per.
| formed. Unlike many works that OF
| fend good taste under the name Q,
comic operS, depending for success OF
the horse play and topical song O
| the low comedian, 'Fauyette' is a wei
| balanced work ia which the three opes
atIc graces, good music, good cOmeos
and good dialogue trip along togetnel
N the most charming manner through
| out the development OF the unlQu'
story Oh which the book is based. I've
| comedians and two sOubrettes are re
quired for the merry-maklng, and tRl
| Quartets OF trained singers are
! essential 20 an adequate inter
tnrpretation of the score. Th'
| music of "FauyettC" IS worthy Of
genuine opera COmlque. It's composer
| Messager, is essentially lyric, under
| standing the voice admirably. Ih'
| airs, duets and concerted numbers seat
| tered throughout the work illustrate o.
moods, those of a sentimental char
acter being. perhaps. the most effective
The story deals with the love affairs oI
! the heroine and her Trend, Iclie. Tbs
first act passes IN Paris. But the las
two acts pass IL alg.ors, and have Il
do with zOuayes, conscripts, Arabs and
gusettes, furnishing an opportunity 10
picturesque cOstumlng, Oi which fUl
advantage has been taken.
The company to perform "Fauvcitc'
has been carefully selected. The lead
ing soprano, Mss Elise Warren, ls az
/ American giTi, VINO recently made
/ successful debut on the Italian siag
after four years OF arduous siu4,
under the best masters. Her voice 3
SAID 10 be Of beautiful quality, stionl
and resonant in the medium register
and brilliant IN the upper tones
The quartet with the "Legal wroag'
Company makes Tremendous. hl
4 everywhere. In Detroit tins week tne.
were compelled % respond e. ~ "a
cores every ght They could hav
sang longer. but they draw the linC a
SIX recalls.
The sale of seats for Primrose
Wesf's uiinsfTtis opened at Power.
! Grand YESTERDAY. and there were
good many takes for hoth M0n8a
and Tuesday evenings. Prmfose
! Wcst have louE been crest faforfe
/ wiih thIs public snd Their snnusi ys
| t. fhis city hafe been remarkabio p 81
faCt of OFerfiowlng houses. TIE f
4 4 Atoms arr ffrf fhte sff4I - fha rfHf