Telegram-herald., 1890-10-21
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aeFoss me Stage ~ tee AGA presenting
Central Park. ceutr aaiea 80 interest
ng picture, vhllt tie sosne Which "a
a.aigsd the revel Of the wharf rats sa
kzss RIVER, Dumbsriess iol of k.ds al
bath, MAS eerlsals true 60 llfe They
frol iekea, su.a-hed snd doNe, and tie
lstle lads Ia tne upper uers wefe wi.d-
- Ailaro0s-a halnoT whsUh hkeWlss
Affected iAe lower part al the tbealer.
The company averages welt E8Nln
Al. Ryan, as John Mishler. gives
= faithful representation Of tie
Dutch policeman. Harry A. Du.held
enacls Hugh Hickman, thr adVentarer.
and does ll With excellent taste ala de-
les toe possession OF artistic seusr-
Dan.el j. Hart WAS Well rsceiNed u his
speeIalues. Marion Gray ilassen, ss
iAek tie aewsh0y. "a I correct make
up. AMI aas aItug very clever
n - fhOsA MeAlasler, a lady i-KcrSh'y
known % the pstrans oi t8ls thoater,
plays Ruth Hickman. tae Wrongel wIte.
WILD couscieuf feryor Fac olh.r
members conlbne in satisfactory SUD-
port During sac progress 81 tle play
tie action is l yea by some enter
tsinm@ specaitgs, Ina the way of Ang-
ing and dances all II Which Infused fAc
auditors with delight. Matinee to-day.
Thursday aud saturday.
Count J. J. Levy is expected in the
city today in The inter,s's ot the TRACE
dian Lawrence Barrett. Who wili appear
At Powers on the oyeniegol oei. -.
Stewards we'll known comedy The
Two Johus'i Is the nexl attraction ~
Redmond Grand.
A special matinee VIII he given at
4 RedmOmd's Oh Friday Of uexi week aud
the receipts OF that &nd the evening
performance hsye most generously
been teDdered by Meesrs. Brady q Gar
wood and the management OF "Ibe
Two johns Company to the Owasta-
1 nong Club Thanksgiving fuBd. Tickets
/ for these performances may DC secured
/ ali over the city.
Denman Thompson's play, "The Old
/ Homestead" is announced for Monday
and Tuesday evenings, the fps, AT
/ Powers Opera House, the company the
same as seen here last season, without
any change N the principal characters.
! The excellent work rendered by them
/ Will be favOrably remembered hy those
vino witnessed the presentation OF this
celebrated play.
Tonight Gilbert's Jolly and purely le-
/ gtmatc comedy, "Ine Private Secre-
/ tary," will be gwen at Powers Grand.
/ Thas Grand Rapids theatre goers are
! familiar with the worth OF the play, Is
Indicated in the fact that the sale Of
seats IS large. The engagement IS Tor
one night only.
Seats are gong nicely for Miller
/ Brothers, scenic and spectacular pro-
| ductIon of "Kaj janka" at Powers tOmOr-
row anG Thursday evenings.
While Nat Goodwin was playing in
"a Gold Nine few nights ago in
West Superior, Wis, 10 house IN
which 100 people were assembled, and
when quoting the dialogue of the play
winch made him say: "A woman IS
queer; there's no living with her. and
there's no living without her, and then
broke down, few people IN the audience
! could account tor the weakness. Ten
minutes before he went on the stage
/ he received a telegram, and after
reading II tore II with thst ges-
! turc SO familiar TO theatre going
people, and leaning his head Oh the
! hotel counter gave way 10 strong emo
ton. The message nformed him that
/ ms wife had been so seriously injured
that she would probably die. His gref
was 50 obvious that Il attracted attcn-
/ ton IN the hotel. and il was thought
that be would not be able 10 appear
but a crowded house awaited him and
he TILED his engagement. though what
il cost him was known only 10 few
In the pathetic passages be gave way
! frequently. but on the whole gave a
wonderful exhibition OF nerve.
The crowd at Smiths last night were
evidently well satisfied with the fine
olio and laughable afterpiece. The
! encores we're numerous and the per-
| formance all that could be desired
Matlnees tomorrow. Friday and Satur-
| day.
Registration days, October 30-3l and
| November !. 1ou can't vote this fail
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