Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12

Gray 4 stephens C0mpsny In ''Tbe
Old 0'3ken backet. hAa ~ sxaellest
matinee ana p.endla house agAia l&si
eveGiug. The Neslsg Beds ~.A be
tAs b.u foF the remainder ~ week,
commencing iemonow aftsTneon.
.'Fo4 ponelsonn drew nodersts a.
tenaanos Al Powers last night Ihis
may * siirlootea - tAe Masoute f2n
tak * TIE e1onas. A nst.nes -
snau1nora Ter today. Noeelaalue pei
fornanee tomofFee evening"
Col Edings. manager of tbs lyeeum.
very W.ss .Aneelec his engagement
with tas Around the World gh.y
DAYS compSny- They represented
that taey NsIt the oTiginAi company.
under lhe direction ~ ~. j. ilemiHg.
Iheg were suf frenely eT x nal As Tai ~
badness is concerned. The tAeaIer vail
ue DARK thls week.
Dore Davidson aud l.Amle Austin are
certainly destined Ia 60 al Immense
bus.ness at kodmoao's next week IA
"Gulty Without Crime
The advance sale Of course tickets
for the enga cement oi tAe elsungu
tFagedlan. Louis james, opens al the
box 0fice II Powers opera House this
morning at9 O'Clock. The price for
the entire course VI -four performances
has been placed az $500, and judging
from the frequent inquiries and letters
( Of application received 10y the manage
menl of this thsater, the sac WiN io-
deed be large one. The popularity
80 tlls great actor IN Grand Rapids
must be very gratifying to hlm, aud he
deserves al hls success, as 40 afllsi on
the boards today Is more conscieniousi
or greater student. Zach succeeding
season 0e reaches higher place lu the
public esteem, until today he STANDS
recognized as talented exponent az
the leading characters ln the classic
drama. All ihis has been accomplished
without The aid Of what = commonly
known as booming and Il demon
.trates that theater-g0ers are not slow
in .stngush n between the seeker
after notoTety and the man who strives
for fame by earnest, artistic endeav0r,
/ The repcrlOry decided on for the dra-
matte festival. ) a. follows. Monday
evening. "Richelieu;" Tuesday even-
ing, "Virginrus:" Wednesday matinee,
The Marble Heart" and closing
"Wednesday evening IN Julius CSsar,"
an imposing ilst OF plays, surely. The
support Is a most excellent one, and in
F cludes such well known artists a. +. G..
1 Mcsley, H. A. Lsngdon, Edwin Ferry,
Frederick Power, +. y. Hoyt, Miss
Victory Bateman, Miss Katherine Al
yord. Miss Emms Forsythe, and others.
All the productions will receive careful
stage settings, and the costumes wall be
rich and historically accurate. Taken
all in all the Festival" viii be the Ora
matte event of ihis year.
"The Little tycoon" )" which was such
a success here two seasons ago, comes
TO Powers again next FRIDAY and sat
urday evenings. The opera is witty
and bright, and It's great success ls de-
seryedly won. The charming opera Is
now IN IT'S third year, yet its success is
unsbated. Catchy tunes and witty
songs over and over are sung. The
sale OF seats opens at Powers Grand
this morning at the ususl hour.
"My Son-in-Iaw'' is the name OF SIS
funny an afte-plece as could well be
found, and il closes the performance At
smiths all the week. IL alone Is well
worth the price OF admission, but IN ad-
dition there is 3 most excellent yaud,
.lio , crnlancc, comprising sucn ar
lists as the Two Carries, VINO won rep
utations in Paris and London; the cell
ebra Jed Columbian athletes. Millmar
and kcPhe;Orville, the worlds wonder.
Blanche Walworth and Alice Gilmore.
the sweet-voiced, are making their bow
to & Grand Rapids audience; the Great
Richards and a host OF others. Lovers
OF vaudeville, and visitors 10 the FAR
Will ind Smiths opera house well worth
a visit.