The daily critic., 1890-11-11

the N#ffn Nll ju. COiF3FE Ut Oh.
South
The character of Hsrt eoalL Ga
brave Union soldier is presented with
considerable power and lrama'ic force
hy Mr. d j. ~n0ler The willy William
through whose ma,hinaNous the ha1
Is constantly surrounded by danger AMI
misfortune. Is wei dtlinc1tel by George
Morton as Captain WUau, the guerilla
chief
Miss Ii.le L.ish made very pretty
ard interesting BuH PeWlp the South
crn eirl who loved the gallant Itaiey.
hut was still true 20 ner country
cause
The connolly element was well sgs
tanned hy Milt q Barlow, the veteran
minstrel who received we'll matited
applause as IUcis Iost an oil negro
servant Miss Latie Williams. clever
and vivaCiOus little actress who To- Ik
the part Of a bright colored servant
was warmly applaulrd and won several
freoye2 by her charming SONGS and
dances. The DshuN of d. =. CARROLL
also came in for a liberal share of ap
plHusc
The remainder Of the company is ev
Crliert. the Squire Ffigg2 Vt Edward
Knott and the Ndry StdHty of Miss
Morton BEING especially well taken
The play is mounted in an exception.
ally handsome manner The great
battle scene 40 the climax OF the fourth
act. when the two armies contend for
supremacy, Is strikingly arran ged, aud
the stage settings in the old plantation
scene on the Mississippi are faultless in
detail
ISernan's Washington Theatre
A packed house greeted the Ameri
can -Four Speciality Company at Ker-
mans Theatre last night The per.
| formance was excellent, aud opened
/ with Professor Burke's exhibition Of
! his troupe Of trained dogs who dis
| played marvellous canine intelligence.
/ Flora Chester, in an intricate and fault
/ less skirt dance. was VOciterously ap-
| plauded Ward an Lynch kept the au-
! dicncc IN continued roar by their
unique IRISH comedy sketches, and the
| American Four. Peltngill Gale,
Welsh and De Forrest. well sustained
their reputation as fun makers In m
! uproariOus farce Baggasen, the serp
rntine ContortiOnist, excited the won
der Of the audience by tying himself
into various intricate knots aud uutying
himself with equal grace and facility.
Miss Bessie Gilbert, the famous cor
net PLAYER. executed several difficult
compositions on that instrument Ia u
faultlcss manner. The Stcfano Broth
crs, in their musical novelties. created "a
sensation. while lottiu ellison scored n
decided hit with her topical songs w.
+. Bryant and Lizzie Richmond were q
great success in their new farcicnl
sketch and George Murphy the clever
Dutch comedian, Is as versatile and
funny rs ever. The performance con
CmdCd with lively sparting exhibition
between George Dixon, the colnrcd
bantam weight champion, aud Jack
Williams, the well knnwu boxer Dixon
Z, pcpar 4 10 meet any Que 0t his class,
aud 10 night will spar with Lee Dlmt.
rack
1hs Juch Opera season
Tie ciearrcarancc Of the Emmt Juch
/ Grand ENGLISH Opera Company a.tac
National Theatre On % season OF grand
| Eng i.h opera Will De hailed with dc.
| light by an lovers ~ high Glass music.
| The company was hcarl IN Washington
la,f season; Il, performances were Then
/ excellent but good results OF many
rcrpiiiiOus will be seen IN nearly nj. th.
works TO be produced Miss Juch her.
self will be seen ia four Of her greatest
impersonalions--as Valentine IN Toe
Ilueuenots, Etsn 10 "Iohcngrin
.sentp in "The Flying Dutehman' and
as drliHs in "The Bohemian Girl
Miss Juch scarcely needs words Of
praise; everything she docs Is worthy Of
The highest artistic appreciation, and
no singer on the lyric stage achieves
greater or more deserved success. The
advance sale Of seats will open to,mor
row morning at Metzerotl 4 Co. S music
store, and the emphatic success scored
by this pTima donna aud associate art
lists on their last Visit here insurel
crowded houses during her forihcom
ing season