Telegram-herald., 1890-06-04
.ANUSEMENTS.

"Lynwood," the play used to INTRO
duce tbe Huntley Harrison Company
~ Redmond's. IS thoroughly interest
iug. Fault can be observed IN Its con-
strucuOn, and there are some inaccu-
racies and inconsistencies N the mat
ter OF detail, which could be pointed
out, but the purpose Is hardly worth
the effort so long as the play interests.
/ Ii o Redmond audience are interested
aad amused they are content and
satisfied. The plot is complicated and
IS worked ont IN manner calculated
% hold attention until the final cur
tam falls. The love interest which
| runs through the play IS strong and alb
I s0rb.ng. PhOsa M'Callister enacts the
/ role OF Lucille Carlisle, and Iutuses It
/ with n vigorous personality. There IS
/ carnestuess and suppressed power
/ noticeable ln,her acting and 1t is lnten-
/ sity through which she draws us 10 the
/ character, which n hex hands j. one
I admirable 10 look upon and listen to.
l Mr.. Dutheid, rs Dudley Middleton,
evidently lends the hest of ms ability
+ 20 the role, though for some reason
/ OF other ms acting grows mOnotOnOus
/ before the end is reached. J. ii.
/ Huntlcy is rather gallant ana heroic as
/ Victor Blanchard, and the figure he
/ presents Is commanding and respecta-
/ D.e IN ~ dignity. The remainder Of
/ the cast Try hard and succeed more or
! less with what Is entrusted - them. Ii
/ ls In exceeding bad taste To interrupt
/ the action near the end Of the first act
/ by allowing Mss Fanny Grant to sing
a song. For tonight and tomorrow
afternoon "Queena' IS announced.
Newton Beers comes to Redmond's
I next week with hrs EnOcn Arden"
/ production. which was given here at
tne beg nuing OF the season.
\ Prof. Bristops accomplished equines
+ wl 1o.d nightly receptions at Powers
T 0-aud next week, to which q general
F invitation IS issued TO the public regard
less % sex or age.
Mss Alice King Livingston. m ac-
/ complsaed and handsome actress. viii
appear az Powers on Friday and >atur-
day new play called JACK Gordon
hn ght krrant' TIE Indy supported
by A we'll selected and talented COM
pany Seats are now on SAFE at the
tneater.
Atthe Gilmore June festival concert
t1 oe gwen &C Hartman bail 0n the 18th
AMI lstn. not only viii. the great band
ana 10 many renowned soiolsts he
heard. hpt Nr. Gilmore viii introduce
four ew.0entv frst-Cl3ss vocal artists
as I'll lows ila Klein. the SOPRANO, a
rswarx1 1o'v sweet ced srd s1Irtad
singer. who has been one 0f tae p-ilc-
rais for three seasons az tae gres;
Natr0p0 t3l ouera House IN New
York Throughout G1lmore's srrirg
festival tour sne mas been successful m
g-vtag the greatest sa-isfsct on. and her
+ praises have been generous. lndeet Ii
Il sa.d tnat there are very few hetteT
+ vofces thar hers heard anywhere
Helen Won Doenlof. che contra -. e 4
very pleasing and vIvaclous singev. VITA
a rich ant heVIb.s voice of great COM
PASS ar1 power. She has ra3 suleri z
+ scccess with soma of tIe best opera
/ companies and siso at the Carl Zerrstu
festivals i1 Wv Fre.ant Wr 3
lawn. t1e tenor. IS q Young ard sutl-
nofls snge-, wro has tae hest Sui of a
voice wh cn vas recently hesrt RI tn
( v'c'rfrv Ir1s o.ear. pure. ~ high -sr-a
a~f beautifully framed ty t.st great
Ia an Teacher. fsnucsr.- Edward
+ oWshcny sa grand T-s'- 4r,s~csr
rsss0 frrr' Che famous Car. Rosa 0oe~s
= Company ~ Erg ard ard RS deep
rrr rrr.e was - ra~ef-v srrrc '
under -ae best Its.an srt Psrs.sr