Telegram-herald., 1890-12-13

asests-S sa..sss ~ 9As kesse4aAas.
aeS~rtss's AssA4ss.r
TIE past few years. iAelaaiag the
pgssens. "a ass sss pat down IA tae ara
lnsi.s dlzrles A. she era of f2roe oonl-
eas. fas prod0clloas lAsi oelas x4lAln
ttls class nosi,ou may make tsss csnIC
more eynse4l aad lie 3ualelous morose.
''AolaTsoy's Alshaps i N tnls ega
~ coarse the orl0e osuld teal Il -
pleoes-DQt there - nofhlng - tear. 4
= asT0ad OK dramatic construction. and
therefore lis oTsKinatoEs laugh al yoa
behind the guiss ~ farce comedy.
They say, ne make no pgetense al iegll-
imAcys there L ao motive ogt g. anu s..
"MoC argny's Ash2ps" does amuse
With Us specialties. IL has sone GOOD
music sad a quartet; Oh, when Vii
these ouAftsts Wltl seolCh bas-plpe
limitations pass trom view. The one
last ngnt ait mptea TIE bag pipe uusi-
ness, bat 4 WAs due bad, Dat every
quartet must promise Tag oe m
order 10 get JOB. The cauc.ag OF
Lac Daly l. beyond descr- pllon No
woman can equal ntT alortaess, her
ulmbleuess, nor would one dare al
tempt her handspring OF somefssult,
whlch She does wlth marvellous grace
aud mOdesty. There Is not dance 10
the catalogue that llzkle can not COM
prehend, anu her movements are char
aclersucally masculine. There Is not
a motion that Is suggestive OF the
woman. Barney Ferguson Is nurTaAs
NOISY, grotesiae, every yinlnS goes, don
give dam, any variety theAter IRISH
comedian. And Barney ls funny too.
His rough and tumble business ls done
with some degree of skill. HIS bout
with Heating, IA the second act, was
sadly, aye painfully reminiscent ln The
gags xchanged-chystuut that de-
cayed IN the minstrel pickings some
twenty years ago. There arc some
| pretty ladies IN the company who are
| good singers and good dancers, particu-
/ lafly May MOnuord and Miss Carrie
/ Behr. The audience was numerous and
the skit gave them occasion for con-
tinuous merfinent. Farce comedy " u
reign Just go long as the publlc want Il.
| They are not yet tired OF IL, Sat with
lis disappearance let Us hope for a
period OF legitimate comedy. Matinee
today, concluding performance tonight.
Geo. Thatcher, name that Will be
very favoraDly remembered by the
lovers OF mlnstreley, will come 10
! Powers next "Wednesday evening with
his own big minstrel company. Ii ia
cludes some Of the shining lights in the
black cork business. namely comedians,
singers and novel specially features.
Sale Of seats begins Monday morning.
Geo. F. Floyd, IN advance OF the
| famous "Bostonians," passed yester-
day at the Morton. Mr.. FLOYD said
I'VE will give Grand Rapids the most
| popular opera IN our repertOTy. Robin
| Hood is distinctly an American opera
written by two American young men,
residents of Chicago. IL has went like
/ wild fire everywhere. In Detroit we
had il billed for two nights only, but
the public took TO 1t so fayorably that
we were compelled to keep 1t on for
the whole week"
Jos. J. Sullivan, the handsome Irish
| comedian, comes to Redmond's next
week ID the IIlbu nuslNs-l comedy
BLACK Thorn" Seats are now selling
for this engagement.
Every one will be curious 10 see
Paddy Miles in IAN Irishman's Love, -
at the Lyceum next week.
Two productions Of "The World
Against Her" Will be given at Red
mond's today.
Kennedy, the famous master Of mes.
merism Will be ~ Redmond s tomorrow
evening.
Wurzburg & Bronson's band viii give
a grand sacred concert at the Lyceum
tomorrow evening. There has been q
large advance sale of seats.
!
The attractions now at Smiths Opera
/ House are not 70 be retained after thr
week, 80 that 20 see them you have
only two more chances-at the matine,
this afternoon and the performance 70
/ NIGHT