Telegram-herald., 1890-03-03
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House al this week. Daniel A. Kelly
and MlSsHenrleua Berleur are Tire JOINT
stars. The plot OF the play Is appended;
Bart Grantiey, the owner Of beauu-
ful Southern home, m&ddened by
jealousy, stgated by the oyerseer,
Adam Wolf. VINO accuses 6rantley' :
wife Of secretly meeting lover, and
hands the husband letter 10 prove the
charge. The letter, instead, clears and
restoers her good name. The overseer,
being discharged, swears vengeance. A
pistol shot is heard, aud Edna Sterling
falls shot through the head. Mrs.
Grantley enters With revolver IN her
hand. Edna, before she expires, ae-
cuses Mrs. Grsntley Of the erime. A
stormy scene occurs between Grantley
and his wife, he believing her guilty;
but as the officers are about 10 arrest
her, he holds them at bay,
and urges her TO escape.
Mrs. Grantley returns to here old home,
having been incarcerated for seven
years IN lunatic asylum. She is in
rags and tatters, and is continually
calling for a child, Bessie. An old jew
enters with a child in his arms, whom
he has found dying in the snow. Sitting
by the fire with the child IN his lap, he
has an affecting and humorous scene
with the little tot. Wolf, disguised as Il
banker, revislts the house, and recog-
nizeS Mr.. Grantley, whom he believed
he had killed: calls IN the officers 10 ar
rest her for the murder of Edna Ster-
ling. They are prevented from
doing SO by the old jew,
who Is Bart Grantley in disguise.
Wolf has stolen little Bessie, Mrs.
Grantley's child, and has her hid IN the
old house. An old tramp (Grantley) is
in search of the child, and enters as
they are about 10 beat her. He pre-
vents them dong so, and struggles with
them while the child escapes. The old
tramp is beaten down and thrown INTO
an cid sewer. Maddened by the child s
escape, Wolf induces Mrs. Grantly 10
visit the old house by representing that
her child is there. lie locks her IN and
endeayors to sutfocate her with the
fumes of charcoal. The old
tramp, who has revived, crawls from
the sewer, and confrouts Wolf.
Fooled in all his plans, Wolf IN
tends robbing the house and Sc
curing money enough to fly to Europe.
Grantley, who has followed Wolf for
the purpose of clearing MS wIfe's name
from the charge OF murder, oyerhears
his plans, and enters the house as An
Irish coachman. He catches Wolf in
the act of burglary, and has sent for an
officer. In the meantime, Wolf makes
the assertion that little Bessie Is not
Mrs. Grantley's child, but was changed
at birth in the lunatlc asylum. Grant
ley enters and disprOyes the charge.
Wolf, baiiled IN all his plans and crazed
by killing Edna Sterling by mistake, at
tempts to escape by jumping through
the window, but is shot ere reaching the
ground by the officers surrounding the
house. Matinees are announced for
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Redmond's Opera House this week.
ole Olson has written for Job" at
Redmond's theater and has been ac-
cepted. He will put IN an appearance
there on March 10.
The program for the Kavanagh con-
cert. TO be given next Thursday night
at Hartman's Hall, is as follows:
Duet-L Estudiantina.. .Lacome
Mrs. Myers Langlois. MI Campbell,
Nlttoria a.. 20 Ssiiiii
Ave Maria -Bach-6ounod
Master kavanagh.
Flower Song from Faust ....-.-..--..Gounod
Mrs. Myers LaDglos.
ca King Death fDy request l--.-.---.-C 4 ChadWick
lb) Star Of Bethlehem. Adams
Mir. Campbell.
The Last Rose Of Summer......-
Master kavanaeh.
ga Thine Eyes SO Blue and Tender Lassen
% Boero. ...--h JET alI
Mrs Myers-Langlois.
The Muleteer Of Terragona. ..--.-.--.....-Lacome
Mr.. Campbell
Angels Ever Bright and Fair. ........-....Handei
f(al OF Thee I'm Thinking ..-- Meyer-Hellnund
lbl She said "Auf WiedersehD Pi x
Duet-L'Addis 80 Donezetii
Mrs Myers Langlois. Mr. Campbell.
The managers OF the concert have
endeavored to make the program a
popular" one, and a glance at the
above testifies that they have succeeded
IN presenting a number OF selections
that can be appreciated by the un-
educated, and at the same time will
appeal TO the most fastidious. Henry
X. Roney, the manager and accom-
panist Of BlatchfCrd Kayauagh, IS a
well-known Michigan musician, a. he
was formerly a resident of East Saginaw.
He j. now organist of Grace Church,
Chicago. where Master Kavanagh
sings the soprano solos. For tie
past year Mr. ROney has de
voted himself almost exclusively
10 the musical education Of this boy,
and with what success IS shown 10y the
wonderful reputation the boy singer
has gained within q twelvemonth.
From here they 60 10 Detroit, and from
thence make "A extended tour ~ tire
East. Mrs. Myers LangiOis enjoys an
envlable reputation ss a Contralto OF
great ability. Her work with the Kel-
logg Opera Company two years ago,
and later with the Boston Idesls. has
insured her a degree Of fame that IS IN
usual in a young singer. As cncores
Master Ksvanagh viii sing "Swanee
Rlbber" and "Ye Banks and Braes Of
Bonny Doom" Those who heard him
sing these two touching ballads on 2
previous occasion, viii appreciate the
treat that is in store Tor them, as ht
sings them both eK9uisitely.
Kiralfy's "Lagsrdere, with IT,
wealth Of scenery. costumes, ballats
I specla lties and effects, as produced al
Niblo's Garden. New y ork, wlll be- pre-
sented AZ Powers Grand Friday and
Saturday. March lB and l5.