Telegram-herald., 1890-03-09

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chief among them being : sort of
pantsinlnalc ballet. oDtued The
Seven Ages Tie sale OF seats opens
Tuesday.
A certain Ole Olson, who hammers
nails INTO bedstesos N s large furniture
factSFy IA tbls CITY, is warm under the
collar. ttls Swedish oaneer Is up, and
be SAYS lac Nil have blood. Ii seems
that h.s fellow w0Tkmtn have been
telling hm that he is the ole Olson
VINO ls ~ appear At kedmand's this
week, and that the superintendent had
contracted with Managers Brady aud
Garwood 20 deliver hlm IN an lron cage
al the opera house Monday evening.
Lewis Morrison is playing "Fsust''
through Texas - the capacity OF the
theaters. The production is everywhere
greeted with great enthusiasm. aud the
brilliant actor and h.s COMPANY are
frequently extended banqueis and re-
ceptOns by the hospitable citizens OF
the cowboy State. Ii is 10 he hoped
that Mr.. Morrison VIII fare better than
he did IN December last al the hands of
theater-gOers when he visits Grand
Rapids next season.
The announcement is made that the
performances which Nine. Janauschek
will give at Powers Grand. Oh March
Il and Il, VIII be the last she will ever
give in this city. The order Of Nature
Is gradually bringing the career Of this
remarkable woman % a close, and she
proposes 10 spend portion OF her lie
IN ease and comfort. She VIII appear
IN Mother and son" and Macbeth.
Seats on sale Thursday.
The Balmoral choir, from Glasgow.
the most distinguished choir of the
present day, will give a concert at
Powers Grand Opera House. Thursday
evening, March l3, for the benefit of the
Dakota sufferers. The entertainment
will be given under the auspices of the
Burns Club of this city. Admission
has been placed at 80 and - cents.
For the convenience of Grand Rapids
citizens, who may visit Chicago during
the coming week, the repertoire for the
Booth -Modieska engagement, al the
Chicago Opera House is published:
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday matinee
Merchant of Venice" Wednesday
and Thursday, "Hamlet." Friday and
Saturday, "RicheAeu."
That prince of romantic actors, James
O'Neill, will shelve Monte Cristo" at
the close of the present season. Next
season be viii bring ont Watts Phillips
stirring tale of the French Revolution,
entitled, "Thc Dead Heart" This play
Is now being performed by Henry lry-
ing, IN London, where II promises 20 be
i success for the remainder of the
season.
Peter Baker Is havinga great season
with "The Emigrant" and Chris and
Lena" During the past few weeks he
has been playing in the vicinity of New
York City. and his business reaches the
phenomenal stage at every perform
ance.
Mrs. Frank Leslie has been engaged
to deliver series OF twenty lectures
under the management Of II. 3. Thearle
and Fred Pelham, OF Chicago. The
tour viii begin in October next and Will
be limited to principal cities only.
Patti, the divine, and the great Tam
ango, and the Abbey and Grau Italian
Opera Company begin their second sea
son at the Chicago Auditorium tomor-
row night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall have had a re-
markable financial success IN America,
and they arc also the social lions Of the
hour. They return to England, May "a.
The usual mstinees will be given at
Redmond's this week, that Is, on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Lost in New York. will follow "Ole
Olson," at Redmond's Grand Opera
House.
A very clever bill has been arranged
for the week at Smiths Opera House.
Logan Il Brant, lightning change artists
and clog dancers, make Their first sp-
pearancc ID this city this week. &. J..
Banks, character comedian. VIII bc
another feature. Among the other pe0-
pie that have acts equally a attractive
are the Brunelles. tyrolcan warblcrs;
the Premier Frank Cook and the aero
bate duo, Al Mllette q son. All OF
the above arc new faces. Wills Il Bar
row George and Grace, the comedy
sketch artists. who made such a pro-
nounced bit last week with pat
rons OF this theator. have been
re-engaeed for another week.
There is no denying the fact that tins s
a very clever team, and their act far
eclipses anything of this description
seen at smiths for some time past.
Mr.. Wills l. a fine comedian and Miss
Barron a soubrette and vocalist that j.
very entertaining. Their sketch TINS
week viii hc new and sure to be a 20.
John :. Lyons. the IRISH comedian,
stavs another week. Chss. Banks
funny comedy, "WarhoO," viii be put
or a. tho afterpioce. Mr. Smith has
collected an unusually fine lot Of artists
for this week. Usual matuees.