Telegram-herald., 1890-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

1Nclt Is no ailucJhchl NlDlt 1allu-
lated to amuso and entertain all tastes
than that offered by proficient mes
merist. The mysterious power with
which be commands his subject always
excites interest. 1t is long time since
Grand Rapids has had an opportunity
to enjoy an entertainment OF this kind.
Next Sunday evening the stage at Red
mond's Grand Will be occupied by Prof.
Kennedy, whose reputation is 60 fixed
that IT is not necessary 10 dwell upon
1t here Kennedy can make you eat
pepper, raw potatoes, or anything he
designs. He can make gray haired
men play ball. in fact, he can do with
his subjects as he wills. AS such per-
formances have always been popular
here, IT is safe 10 assume that the thea
ter will be well filled.
Seats are now on sale for "McCarthy's
Mlshaps," which will be 81 Powers to-
morrow, Saturday afternoon and even
ing. The character of TINS fun pro-
voking conceit is well known 10 many
local theater-goers, and no doubt the
lovers of good specialties and grotesque
comedy will be on hand. The COM
pany is the same as last season, the
principals being Fsrney Ferguson, Liz
zie DAILY and Miss Behr.
Good paying houses continue to be
the rule at Redmond's Grand, where
the stirring melodrama, 1.-THE World
Against Her." is received with popular
favor. A matinee is announced for to-
day.
Minnie Seligman, the powerful actress
who so strongly impressed this public
last season. in "The Suspect" per
formed by Henry Lee, was offered the
leading role in the "Clemenceau Case"
but she declined, saying she had not
sunk 10 that level yet.
Charles Beede, formerly q Grand
Rapids boy, is in the city IN behalf of
George Thatcher's Minstrels, which will
be at Powers next Wednesday evening.
Harry Cushman is here, and as a re-
suit of ms coming Joseph J. Sullivan's
musical Irish comedy "Black
Thorne," viii be at Redmond's next
week. The play is said 70 Toe overflow
ing with pretty music. funny special
ties, modest skirt dancers, and so on.
The Lyceum theater is green-not
the green-eyed monster-but green
signs, green three-sheets and hangers,
al appropriate 10 the play, "An IRISH
mans Love-" which will be the play
there next week. The company closes
its fourth successive week IN Chicago
on Saturday night.
The management OF the Lyceum
theater have arranged with Wurzburg
4 Brouson's military bsnd for a series
OF Sunday night concerts, the first pro-
gram 20 be presented next sunday
evening. No musical organization in
the city is more popular with the pub
lic than this one. The thousands OF
citizens who have listened 10 their
music 81 the lake during the GUNNER
will no doubt welcome this opportunity
to occasionally renew acquaintance
with the band during the winter The
prices Of admission have been placed at
25 cents 70 al parts Of the house.
The handsome new Duquesne Opera
House, Pittsburg, which has cost Some
s2s5, 600, viii he opened the 22d inst,
by Nr. Lawrence Barrett and bis COM
pany. Mr.. Barrett sacrifices a weeks
vacation for thu engagement
II is stated IN certain quarters. with
some considerable degree Of prohabil.
itv. that the parqustte Of TIE Red
nond Opera Mouse will be lowered 20
the ground floor next summer. In DO
ing this, Mr.. Bsrnhart VIII oerts inlv
add to the vslns and convsuisuoe OF
tn. pretty thester. That the public.
with which Il j, 40 popular. vii appre-
cate ths Improvement, j. . foregope
/ CONCLUSION
Another great crowd At Smiths lsst
night Ia fart, Il you onoe ses the
great things presented a. that thesfer
thls week. you "a not be content unf8
you've seen 4 again. II would he
utter shness - attempt - describe
the performance in detail. bat sunoDg
thst best E~tsw sna Alten take the
front y - St. Bslmo. Rstsw &nd A.
ton. besdes DO ne one of tns most fip-
shed pieces ef hsF WORK yet nitro
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