The daily critic., 1890-09-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
Albaneh,s Hrand d.. Hon.e

lt NtpItmuCr 10 Oiter an oNtr1OrIiul lry
I traction. The Kiralfy brothers, who
have been separated for the past three
/ years. have at last come together and
combine again for grand Reproduction
/ 10 q much larger scale than ever before
/ II their most successful spectacle
I Around the World IN Eighty DAYS.
] This spectacle has been revived a great
mouy Zines, but never before on such a
1 large and magnificent scale. The COS
/ tunes and scenery and mechluicil
| effects are new and improved The
! Introduction OF the Mikldo ballet and
novel European specialties form an ea.
smile such gs has never been seen
| here before since the time Kiralfv
/ brothers produced Excelsior Tmre
| and Boilossy will both be here 10 super.
| Intend the production, and 81 may be
! expected that The cffoIts Of both will
! form an occasion 90 De Iememberel f0I
q long time 10 come.
a decidedly novel and original act Is
done by the celebrated European
artists, the SalambOs, who are Justly
/ termed the dynamite wonders They
were brought to this county under con.
tract TO appear in this production only.
The celebrated new Mikado Ballet as
| originally produced IN the Olympic
Theatre, London, has been transferred
TO this country complete in all It's mag
niiCence. Especially noteworthy is the
rich and beautiful scenery.
Among the many beautiful scenes
presented is the suowstorm In the
Rocky Mountains, a realistic produc
tion Of a Chinese palace. the giants
causeway and many others.
The performance Is particularly inter
esiing to The children, as ~ enables
them 10 form an opinion Of some Of
the worlds famous places.
New National Theatre
A Dark Secret the strongest of
the tank shows" or, more properly
speaking, aquatic dramas, on the road,
will be the attraction next week, begin
ming Monday at the National. The
production this year Is on a more elab.
crate scale than ever SO many radical
changes have been made in II that the
great aquatic drama is now virtually
new and much more effective than be-
fore. All the scenery is new and Of
special beauty, Managers jefferson and
Taylor having lavishcd large amount
of money on the elaborate stage equip
mtnts. The water episodes, always
striking, have been rendered doubly so
hy the enlargement of the tank to a ca.
pacily Of 80 900 gallons. weighing over
lS6 tons, 10 support the vast strain of
which the stage has been strongly
braced and stayed. Such changes have
been made In the celebrated Henley
l'egatla scene rs TO give the most beau.
tiiul picture imaginable. All the sur.
rrundings Of the broad stream of rip.
pling water are complete, and there are
crowds Of interested spectators, who.
while waiting for Otrsman George
Hosmor and his competitors In the race
10 arrive, are amused at an English ~.
gatta 10y Americas famous athletes. he
Hubert BOtlus. Two steam lauggLos
and numerous river craft plss over the
course loaded with ladies and children
in holiday attire. In The fourth loi the
Daisy QuarlCttC appears on the river
Thames in vocal selections The lt.
tempted drowning of the heroine. the
dive and the rescue, as az present done.
are exceptionally thrilling; while the
rainslOGm OF real water. accompanied
by fierce thunder and lightning, Is un.
surpassed as a real stage eject Sneak.
ing Of "A Dark Secret the Cincinnati
Commercial says: A packed house
EICeted the Dark Secret at Havlln's
Theatre at both performances yester.
day. In many respects Il was an I'm.
prOvement ou us former productions In
this city. Tie company as whole, IS
better, and The people work well 10.
gcther. New effects are given, and
the scenic display made prliseworthy to
The utmost The first act. With It's |
fountain Of real water, the Henley Re |
gaita and the old church al Henley
were realistic to a remarkable degree.
The Herbert Brothers In their gymnas. |
tic teals and the Arlington Quartette In |
sweet songs, added much 10 the enter. |
tainment The scene in the fourth act |
where the heroine Is thrown from the |
wharf by the villain, only 10 be rescued |
after sinking for the third time by the /
hero, forms a stirring climax, aud the /
audience shouted their approval until /
the very wet heroine and equally moist
hero bowed their acknowledgements be. /
fore the curtain.
EdwsId Hanlan, the world. famous
oaIsman, received an ovation on his ap
peaTance, and 10 cries for Speech, |
speech, az the close of the act, re-
sDonded IN a few well-ChOsen words.
Altogether the Ozark Secret" has /
caught the patrons Of Haylin's, and the
standing room" sign will no doubt be
displayed for The balance of the week.
The Emma Jueh Grand English opera
Company.
The Emma Juch Grand English Opera
Company has had a very triumphant
week Of II 10 Milwaukee, where II has
been the initial attraction Of the David
On Grand Opera House, one Of the
most elegant theatrical structures fn
4 merica. Miss Juch Is in splendid |
'0ice and health. Her notable sue |
-esses were made as Marguerite in |
Faust and as Elsa 10 "LOhenaTin.
ID is doubtful II Miss Juch has a suBe-
-iOT living In either Of these r0lss As
J rule Chicago critics are very chary Of
heir praise, and YET during the recent |
engagement Of the JuCh Company al
he AlhambTa there, the Duh Ne5ss
bus spoke Of one Of Us performances.
Miss JuCh as Elsd. Franz Vetta as
AsHTy l. and Charles HedmOndt 3
LOheHgTiH. divided the hOnOrs Of the
evening, and it was the talk Of Wagner |
enthusiasts between The acts thar tbe
laTiOus T0ies had never been more ex-
'elienuY sung aud acted before a chi
ago audience. Each Of them apparel /
o better advantage than on The pre-
'i0us evenings with The exception Of
,lr Fetlas artistic HsphhDDhslss in
Faust on Monday night QUO Rath-
ems as Frederick, Mime J4uuschow
IS OfFud, Eva Walton as DVks cod /
Tsy and u N. Knight as The Herald
we're well received. The latter gentle
nan made bis IIst appearanee in the