Telegram-herald., 1890-04-11
4MUSENEN4S

/ 41e Van Cortland company present
e. Nay blossom before a large audi
z eloe al ReamoRd's : lsst evening. and in
many respects il MAS the most .uterest-
reg ehon foF the week particularly -
g the regular pauons q this theates.
who naturally take 10 play that is
nomely aud domestic ID o0ioune.
I There Is some excuse Tor calling MAY
4 Blossom comedy drama, ye, in some
f u Us situations il Is really emotional i
not meiodrsmauc. Miss Van Cortland
+ is not au ideal May Blossom, not such
one d lhe author intended, even hv
I tae most sklifai application Qf greaSe,
paint and rouge she does not MI the
I mind's eye with toe buoysncy ana
+ snughulness Of yogth - yel, Wthal.
through tae sld of art. Size Infused the
I character With considerable lNelness,
and never lacks in expression OF action.
Mr.. Holt as stsne harlaud got further
away from himself than usual, .and
/ compelled our sense of feeling 40 move
IN sympathy. Albert IaNermer had
/ occasion 10 draw literally on his re-
sources az Uncle Bartlett, and the char
] a. At4 tAtANtttt Ws-r AA-AA-tAA itAA tf+tN az
comedy touches and delightful humor.
| Mr.. Cook portrayed Richard Ashcratl
/ with appropriate earuestness aud genu-
/ me dramatic feeling. Tonight we shall
/ see David BiaScoe's well-kn0wn society
drama. la Belle Russo"
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin Com
| pany, due at Powers Saturday, not
! only carry dogs, mules, Whips and shot
| guns, but deadly sand bags a. well. The
captain OF the lee crusher. st lgnacs.
refused 10 sal hls craft across the straits
of Macklnaw. at the time demanded of
him by the L. T.'s, on Tuesday night
and 50 he was assaulted with a sand-hag
and hls arm broken. The second mate
received 8 blow on the head which
caused a conclusion of the BRAIN, aud
his hfe y despaired of. No arrests have
vet been reported. In Case other trans
ters along the railroad are not made In
accordance with the notions of the
blood hounds, II IS not unreasonable 10
expect reports OF the assault of engln-
GERS, conductors and tram hands along
the line of the q. r. & /. Railroad he
tween this time and tomorrow. The
company announce a matinee for the
Sunday-school children and ladies. AT
Powers tomorrow.
Manager Berger VIII be home next
week for a brief visit with his family.
while Sol Smith Russell is playing IN
Milwaukee.
The Swedish songstrcsses viii sing at
Powers Tuesday evening. April Is.
An exchange saws of them: "The Swed
lsh Ladies Concert COMPANY gave two
performances AZ Light Guard Hall yes
terdav. 1t would he lust 20 assert that
the entertainment was highly delight
ful in every sense. Such singing has
seldom been heard in this city by a sim
lar organization. The ladies possess
volces of exceptional sweetness. and
their ensemble vocalization was sunerb.
The voices blended 10 a nicety. and the
tone was that of one organ. The shad-
ing was delicate. and their work as a
whole was artistic. The ladies' had not
sung many notes before the large au-
audience became aware that there was
a fine treat in store"
Edwin Booth intends TO make Boston
his permanent home. and has pur-
chased q costly and magnificent resi-
dence there with that end IN view. Mr..
Booth intends 10 confne his profession
nj labOrs 10 brief visits in the four larg-
est Eastern citles after this season. and
in all probability will never be seen in
the West again.
The largest audience Of the enga ge-
ment greeted the Schuherts in "Bo-
hemian Girl" at Powers last evening
. l. l,F ,tf.- cef1 that
tinued acOuaintance with the STAGE
gives great confidence and self-relance
10 the part cipants. and their efforts
were notably superior to Monday even
ing in every respect.
On account of tho MANY requests %
repeat the "Mkado." tho Schubert
Club have decided 20 give concluding
nerformanco Of the an kado" tonight
Both the TUESDAY and Wednesday per
formances Of the "MkadO' were
r heartily anDlauded from beginning r.
end. and those who have not vet had
, anopportunitv Of seeinCthom should not
fail 10 attend The Schubert Club
have spared neither time nor expense
J IN the preparation OF this opera. and
, those in attendance have been IN
hesitatinC in declaring that the pcr
formances rank with tho best Of the
travelling companies. Those who were
looking for 3n amateur and crude per
formance were happily disappointed.
The excellent speciality bill presented
AT Smiths Opera House this week ha'
attracted large audiences each evening
There viii he the usual Saturday matt
. | nee tomorrow.