The daily critic., 1890-11-29


/ plot, lut the Ih1yDgyes sufficient ijoa
/ 0t thc outline ol the uinge. The east is 1s
I follows
/ C.lo Widen. au oulclst.. Howard Could
+ MrCauulu
rrcey err.ltaeu,ure own.rof Mor
/ Na.k Wa'oor.H Percy friend
/ Ben Linden, worbugman.
sheridan Tuuper
Tom Rugby of Arizona Phil q. Mccarthy
I sheriff OF N0ilefs..... ..........p. r. johnson
[ ElIi,e Dean. o. young helress
Miss IDA Burroughs
Mr.. voreu owner Of Morley Mills,
Jenny Carroll
I Ieliei.......... Miss lunic Chase
/ RAY Golden ........... .......... Maggie Mitchell
sHrNhNUuNu.
/ Iu ibis age nr peace and plenty we are too
apt 10 forget that ii vas not always s0. and
/ That % may not always So continue. We
/ forget that The peace of to-day WIS pur-
/ chased by The war of yesterday anl that
/ the peace Of to-day may mean war Of to-
/ morrow. Sad and terrible is the picture Of
/ war, yet the soul thrills 90 the bugIe olIl,
/ and our young ucn Of an the land would
I hail with joy the opportunity 90 prove that
/ they are born Go more than pcace-that they
I can Doe heroes in the strife lcs, war is fas-
I uinaHug, and rs stories will ever be listened
\ TO with keeuest interest Herein lies the
/ secret of 'icheuandolh's' remarkable sue
/ cess. 10 is a play that goes straight 10 the
l heart and -tirs up our emotions; 20 is 90
I poem iu prose that attuucs our thOughts 60
I the thrilling chords OF patriotism; % Is the
I fire brand of example That sets Our souls
| ahla2e with The Gre OF emulation Iu short,
I makes us better aud nohlcr than we were
/ before we saw i- "Shenauduih' will bs
/ seen at the New National Theatre during
I thc wcch Of December S
',NspNR. TUE YopirU." ,r HARRIS
Music and fun are ordinarily tbs two
I essentials OF the uupular attrJr i1u now
I adays. Ihtv must DE of good quality aud
. literally offered. These Ingredients are
I rrt-eujel in the most approved s'glC hy
I 'le handsome young comedian, Nr Cuts.
+ u. Illis. who apUcqrs next week at Harris
/ Biyu Theatre This reuilymau has iu
/ very short time made O reputation that
( places llm among the foremost interpreters
| ul ninth aud song. His voice has the pc
\ culi8r natural sweetness that Is requisite
I Tor rendering what is styled popular music.
i His songs are delicate bits ~ sentiment or
/ humor with melodies whose slmp.ieity
/ constitute their greatest clmru ne uHs
{ IEr gIil OF "NaTuIiug, Too, iI a. fl tlf#
7 tlai enables him 'o euilg'ii-b 70 s....
! performances iu the prctI.r-' .aF 0ut 90.
/ able The popular song u Dr., Ifr.
] iiuu. require. % natural gJu..r . yHrr.
I rtss That cultivation gllur. -."r. 'IN
/ which Mr. Elis possesses ''fanE ',atu
/ uyrIlc.
! IlkIIsy "Catpar. iba tuIluf''i r,sru.
\ .rr til uf comedy well adapted rt ih. -flr b
+ sttit. To rIDurls % uHsi 40 90 900. HF.. sr-
/ l.c nfulsr- tl ilu .DWgsIN NIn- two
/ I.ila children WHO urc .'0u- .ui lHHits-
Iug. lesi1cs assisting in some charming
/ scenes with Fills. ! Is Emmet has t1t a
. Idrl slime been given almost exclusive
domain iu the public mlud iu this peculiar
/ Hrc OF comedy, hat Nir Ellis has miIe
I reputation and earned praises thai make
I him @ very formidable rival oi Fritz. The
. usual matiueos will he given.
kEENAN'- rUEATW
Harry heruell's High Glass NnuJeviiirs
/ viii be the attraction 10 kenau's Theatre
I next week beginning Monday night Tb.s
| o. q superb Organization, headed hy the
/ talented lrish comedian himself, and iu-
/ Cluding artists whose spcciBltics are new
/ aud pleasing. Mr.. k,rnell ts O great char
| aeter comedian, ana Will iutrOdu G several
/ Of his latest aud most clever limitations
based on what hc has seen iu every day
lile Tie WI. sing BE most original sougs,
I accompanied with BIS eccentric dances, and
/ render his spicicst aud wittiesf m1uoloEues
Charles Harding has acieyrl act, entitled
1.-THE Clowns Antics, or Fun in d Wash
/ House, iu which bright little Al Sid. the
/ acrobat, makes "a great hit. Huus aud
Burns Jack aud Jessie. whose musical ed
ucaiiuu is complete, play an The lcaliug
/ aud most difficult instruments, aud are
/ without doubt the most accomplished
Z and versatile musical artists iu the WBTl D.
The Sisters COulsOD, from the principal
European theatres, are pretty, graceful aud
{ Eltted, end VIII appear iu their original
. double song and dance aul slNppif Z rope
dance. All Wilton and Sadie Nelson, la
. lheir original farce comedy Faces make
[ a number Of laughable comparisons, iu-
I Guiding celehHties Of Europe and America.
I Fisher sud CLARK intersperse a number Of
I merry songs and daUce3 with funny leaps
/ Jumps and sumeTsIults. The Rogers
. Brothers, Dutch comedians are perfect i'm
I dialect. uuequslCl IN dances aud clever ia
I kEoCk-ahOut tricks Harry Ia Rose per
forms many feats OF dexterity while bal
[ aneing on the revolving globe with au ease
that Is astonishing. Felix and Clasdeu
/ present a short but charming little sketch
| that makes them fayOrites. Harry Kernel
| aI pears 10 his happicst character lu the
1 uI t-act musical comedy, which closes the
show, entitled "NlcFadden's Ei3peWsut %
/ llis sTo iTy aii-T piece but d rirh ittle
\ r6uldY. introducing Miss l0tta hyde, the
T IH5IJ saubrrtte Ladies' mlIiuees Tues
+ Gas. Thursday 1ud saturday. December
I 8, ". ST. Williams Company
NEH- FpH MUSIC IutFG-.
/ Lovers uf Music wiiI be- pleased to learn
I llai aaulger HaVley has made arrange
mrIts 90 have The Boston symphony or
/ #hl-iIai Club give "a grand sacred concert
I 40 fhe AeH N8tiJUIl Theatre 0u sunday
I tEesiu-, December T. Mr. Mas BlgLtT, b
f tee director pi This superb organization,
hUlel Includes toe following celebrated
I artists Aiassrs- Alfred Deseyc Richard
I Iglimauu, Robert Stu6izer, Ernest Ouhlley,
+ tElnz EueIu1y, Frederick DreiUrudt, and
/ Mis- Lea an Dyck, late 0f che Plgis Grand
+ bp-ra House. Ihe programme win be
+ selected from the noted works 20 our
/ famous musicians aud rare trgar b. as-
saIal-
HNIEBE-INg IuEAlAIrAL ErENf
Tie most interesting theatrical event
/ during January Uiil he tLe presentation VI
( "Al tae Comforts Uf Home at Allan 90
4 Manager Charles FrUhmau, who put it on
\ me boards M New York and uudcr whose
+ control @ viii be produced here Is one 81
I the happiest ~ theatrical maguate- for the
T I.4y has proved "a vgu able bonanza ilr
lin. H. remarkable gun iu New Qr- aud
+ lIs high order Of artistic excellence givc
+ promise that Manager Albaugh's ma-uid
cent temple Qf The lrama VIII Be crowded
+ during me uTeseulltiun
IaE gAESWAL oF SsITJs-
I lLe euTerlaiumeut annually -Iyeu slg tIe
+ HtHehs ui lt5 charity fund by the Ppl0mfs
iieLlI Corps, g. A. j., begins 1u tuesday
1 leLt 10 National Rides Armgr ana closes
I gu saturday night. lJ premise 10 ls 1I
unusual beauty ana interest. The Carnival
ri Nations giiI present tle Agms ilfe gl
/ many nations. each uf which wii base les
aHu lealg GaTtaTs decorated With .l5 ul-
+ t.ul4I .aIars AMI lying us own dag wIulg
F ne HaIl- u.lI te SOFA ly at.rsrlvg Hi.e= ln
native costumes The national airs lt ll
/ counties U.l ua rsulerel under Ile Iar-
squll direction uL Professor t4rlellJ, u4-
raEl- lauC-= directed lF fEII -5gr- oa.I-