Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
Janausehsk az Powers ana Sps-
elzlfy - hedmona's
EIl xogsIFORD At TEE IiCEUa
Th~ saeeessfsl Preach DRAMA sksg gsnAs
IL Es2sa-flE.s Ateat k.saalsg
AtkE1xtI0ss-k kStes "a
Khs st&Ee


l0e famous Sgedsenne, JenaUseAek.
who : great lsyorlis Nl<n car lheStsf-
goers. MI be the uext attraction a.
be Powers GrsAd Opera House. The
Madam Mi pay three nights en-
gzgement, commencing THURSDAY oi
.his week, and vii also give ladies'
matinee Saturday. Iais announce
,nent ali most surely meei with gge&s
aver With the lovers OF the clsssiesl
ifanas, and admirers Of high art. Her
Spgesent&tlons heretofore have alwAys
been OF the highest order, and her INT
acting admired by al who have ever
cen hsG. Regarding the great
areer OF this actress, = few
ines OF interest comes 10 our notice.
At the age Of 10 years a young Bore
nian actress had won place of renown
upon the stage OF her native eountry.
Approaching the fact that the field for
anne was hnlited n Bohemia, she
earned the German language, and
rom leading lady N Bohemis, became
Don widely-known star upon the
.tage. BY a brilliant display Of genius,
ne soon took the foremost position
Her wonderful powers were al once
recognized IN Frankfort, and the
aeralding Of rumor and fame was soon
ollowed by the n0blest success IN al
he large cities of Prussis and Austria.
The young artistic who had 40 quickly
-rIumphed was Janauscllek. She came
% America, mastered the English
angusge ne quickly and perfectly ss
me had mastered the German, and
nen added 10 the renown of being
ne first of Germzn-speaking act
resses, and the glory OF being
he foremost of Englsh-speaking ira
ged4ennes. And, better than ali, there
nas been no retrogresson on her part;
tor today, as IN the past, Jsnauschek
'tands undeniably At the front with ex-
ponents of the grand and magnificent
In dramatic literature. She Is simply
a wonderful woman, a perfect artIste,
genius who, without speaking one
word, could in dumb show act story
% the perfect comprehension Of the
most simple person N the audience be-
.ore her. The sale of seats for this en-
sagement will open at the box office to-
morrow morning at the usual hour.
Redmond's Grand-Americans Stars.
The numerous patrons of THIS pop
ular theatre ought to be in the humor
70 appreciate neat and clean speciality
program. and such are they promised
in the combination known az the
American Stars" which will appear
all OF this week, with the usual mat
Iees. The company is composed OF
lrtists, most of whom are familiar TO
regular theatre gOers. At the head OF
ne list is the well-kDown character
.Omedian, John Hart. Ella Wesner
las long been recognized as the orig
natOr, az well as the best among male
mpersonators. None OF them can wear
rousers with the grace that sue does.
rank White will be seen in mimlcry,
md Lillian White will do comedy
setches. The people here know Billy
Carter and his banjo, and Sam Morton
comes with q good reputation as a
dancer, wulle Kite Morton Is said TO
accomplish something artistic IN the
same line. Rose King Is a character
change artistic, and Tommy and Charlie
McShane Will expose, IN a refined man
4er, some points n the manly art of
elf defense. Gus Mills does a lyric
.urlesqne turn, and Blanche Walworth
sill seek favor as contraltO singer.
III. NIno Eddie is down AS "funambu-
st." and the LentOn Brothers promise
O. gsts-rr a NJ rrs
the scrobatic line.