Telegram-herald., 1890-11-22


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class piSys lie company th4s se2-
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No attraction has Il ven more pleasure
this SEASON than tie company lOA
pisyng '.Gaiity Without Cnne' Al
Reau0nd's II = seldom that star
surg unds h uselI slth q really goo1
company. beiug content Nltn the feel
iug laat Re himself : sufficient % Al
ira s anA hold nls audiences. To see 4
plag presenting . star ot the trss mag
"a nItu ie, coming here Unherslded and
ait8oat the br4y OF toe SENSATIONAL
trumpet, as Miss Ram.e Austin has
COME - very unusual. Miss Austin
though very young, Is already ranked
a. one OF our best emotional actresses.
She seems 60 pOssoss peculiar CHARM
which completely electrfles her audi
ences. Her comedy lines are read with
coquetushness and l.ghtness of heart
which Is expected in tie young giri,
and she displays 4 thrllllng.y dra-
matte emotion with her heavier scenes.
No better piece of acting has teen seen
here than her sudden chaRge from tie
gay and bghtnearted Miss, Just from
school, 10 the woman driven 10 despair
a. tle persecution ot a william, The folly
I of her youth had linked 10 her. Mss
Austin possesses, as we'll AS ability, the
second requisite Tor Il successful ac-
treSs, great personal beauty. Her per-
sOual appearance has been commented
on tar and wide, and bat one opinion
has been suggested. that she is one of
the most Beautiful actresses on the
stage today, and unlike most beautiful
/ ACTRESSES she Las no scandal connected
/ with her name to create sensation.
I Mr. DOre Davidson, her associate star,
| Is SO well known 10 the theater goeT,
I AiAdN llflN LiEA4ttOAl VI AAto AAiAlt - AlAtAf
sufficient to crowd any theater. HIS
/ wonderful work in 'Jckyl and Hyde"
/ is too well appreciated 10 Toe easily for
gotten, and IN his character IN the
| present play he substanciates his well
earned reputation as one OF Americas
! foremost charAter actors. Too many
OF such plays by such artists and sucn
companies, can not come here, aad the
| management of Redmond's are TO be
congratulated on securing such sterl-
/ ing attract Oh. Matinee this afternoon.
/ Closing performance tonight.
Seats are going fast for James II.
/ Naluck's engagement at RedmOnd's
next week. Mr. Wallick Will devote
the first half of the week to THE
Cattle King"
Jane Coombs repeated her magni-
/ ficent performance of BLEAK House"
last night 10 large audience. The
/ same play will be gwen at the matinee
1 today and repeated ut the closing per-
/ Torrance tonight. II is highly credit
able to the management Of the Lyceum
that such care has been taken 10 give
these productions SO finely.
Owing to next week being Thanks
/ giving week, there Will be a matinee
every day excepting Monday at the
Lyceum.
The three charming Earle sisters at
| Smiths opera house this week must be
seen to be properly appreciated. Their
dancing is exquisltely graceful ana at
| tractlye, carving one back to the tine
of the divine Fannie Ellsler, the un-
crowned goddess of the London youth.
The youngest sister is veritable little
fairy, and in her Spanish castanet
dance elcits an enthusiastic applause,
that IS richly deserved. The rest OF
the olio is first class and the afterpiece
a hummer. Matinee today and the
weeks closing performance this even
ing.
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