The daily critic., 1890-12-02
HIIUSEHENTS
Maeele Mlchen 81 AIbsnsh.-

little heroine. 70 Is Maggie Mitch
herself first, last and an the while lhl,
people who never go % the theatre al
any other time turn out % greet
Ray was The sptCiOus nam 8s Dlu
of The drama of last evening. which
has been seen here before. aHi is
which The impulsive little country
Girl is sin, The same sparkling gem ot
The purCst ray serene Her tears. her
lau- hior. her Wild unconscious grace,
The poniauriv, yivaciiy and intnsi
of sli her movement and action
as Irresistible as ever in their appeals
90 thC hearts uf her audience Tnc
COMPANY Is on imnrnvement iu MANY
points over some of predecessors lol
the play was very smoothly pr, senigi
throughout To night and Saturday
matinee "FauChOu. To- morrow Little.
Barefoot Thursday "Loilc Friday
Jane Eyre, and saturday night again
RAY
Tho Corsicsn Brothers nt the Nuttonsi
a large audience was present 20 the
National last evening 20 see those veuer
able Tbespian twins, the Corsican
Brothers, take turns at playing Me-
Robert Manieil Where merit is 81
equal, distinction would be worse jhan
iuvidiuus. and 60 s. really innlssib.e To-
decide whether 3D. was t4jiCu Del
fraHrif or his brother L9uJ8 who gave
The best and most realistic imparsona
/ tiOn Of MIR Mantells tnlerahly familiar
ANA ubyag ing characteristics. The au
I dipncp apparently cuu'a hlye bean
I haipv with eilh0I were tOlhar detr
1 CiumCr away. and both were sulli
/ Citnty handsome. graceful aud interest
] inl representative Of the home uf thp
! ffhdlfi to satisfy Hll the picturesque rt.
/ guiiCmtnts of Dunn immortal drama
| In all seriousness, however. 70 wls
/ wholly gICdiiahle and enjoyable PFC
/ s.ria'iun of the storliug old play,
| vcllc8st. well staged and &c tho
| phrase De permissible well 'sl1rrej
/ in Tie adaptation uf Mt NanteiIs at
! uacIvc personality, doe voice auj im-
| pryssiyp defamation to thg romantic
/ emotions of The dual aiding l1.g Ai,
| Nuuitll has always stood more br less
/ IN he shadow ol bis own brilliant nc
/ cess as L0ris In Fedora. huj 90 his
| alternate impgiSonatiUn of ib1 heroic
Fyup,ti twins ne perhaps comes nearer
\ The fun stature of his capacities than In
any other pant lac ha. since attempted.
/ The supporting gomuauy Is Ia 'du uain
/ q suOrp CnC. embracing such familiar
uumCs as those OFF Mark Price Minnie
Monk and B j. EiuggoIl. aud tHl
! scenery and stage effects highly praise
worthy Exception mieh' perhaps Do.
/ taken 90 The comic resemblance OF ths
| 8puaIiliUu of linus % the gbdsliy,
| T0pjtT mochC old gentleman NhJ alNav,
| tlus % lUU Of IbC outfit ui the travel.
iJg N,ululguist, bui as the lpplrlinu
| doesn't LJi 100 rnOorp tAr audience Is not
| unreasonable aIl ted. The Cltsig %
BwfE,s will continue tJ b1li rNr
ruts until Iiuuluy nigh. wt %
| "MullsIs' win Doe su'rUHutl, 20 H.
/ r,p'oy,d 90 tugg Dps Hamlet SIu.i1,
| .ylr'rg.
rrsr she l,dfrr, at Hstg.
TtD urgre reruf Chuas r. q o.,
/ 'au,t dayr u-1g n u fence 'all
| rA,d lle capacity ol Harris B.l ~
| Theatre last evening The panul 8r
young comedian h.s gained TgRE.sfia1
as gu Interpreter ut ninth aLl song hll
he well sustnlnpd at last evening ner
foubaUcc. His play, Caspsr. tine lud.
Ter" is cuc Of tbc lighttsl AMI most
an using bits of cumpdy placed on the
stage In The triple so'g ul C8spfT, N.
ladlfT. NpHU. p detective and hHifiHa,
Mr Eli, introduces many charming
songs and clever dances Ills voice is
sweet aud attractive aul ihg display oI
bis clil of "yOlliug never failed q
| produce enthusiastic applause.
The company supporting the star Is an
excellent one, anlis members filled iheu
parts 900 o very acceptable manner
Frank T. lamison gives an gXcellen
porsOuatiou Of Nio'Ol1s NsiI-, the VII
Ian a. the play
Aliss Laura Palmer, a beautiful younl
actress, takes tLe ry't of NrTN ssrIataH
The peIseCWCd heroine, in graceful
ard sympathetic msnueT fhe tw.
Mitlp maidens. Florie o. BrIe1 and n At
ne GHsr, assisted iu several charming
scenes with Mr. Ellis and were warmly
received by the audience,
ysudsyilIs at ISernzn's
Harry Kernelrs high class vgude
yilles opened a weeks engagement 10
crowded house At E,rnan's Theatre las
evening. The excellent Specialize
opened with Felix aud C8Al0a I'm
unique comedy sketch, during whicl
some wonderful gymuasiiCs were per
formed. Harry Ia Rose excited th
! admiration and applause Of the audlenC
1 by IFS skillful manipulation of Iniial
clubs while balancing himself upyg
revolving globe The famous CGllsoI
Sisters introduced some UeE WTllEle
I 10 iEe tcTpischurt4n aIf, their graceful
| skipping T0pc dance bsiHE especially
vel received. The lio.rIs brothers, 4
a very eccentric cumely sketch. lu
| Wilton ana Nelson, 10 30 iGsiueiY
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fay, uLle impression.
IaIW kgWeii is Ci nurse. iLe m l'
/ feature rf lEe eUtert1igm-lf. en- ui
[ uuigue dances and original song ser
received with an tbe OBJ tima eu
thusi8sm and applause. The weu
slI1s end dances ,f Fisher and CiaT
were iLlerspgIsed with Erg'e-4u Lear
iug and iumbliug. aud B'Hu and Elrl
e wen sustained their reputation as MOI
versatile musical artists hy playing D
E macy difficult instruments. haTl.
Handing Gui clever liule An sld maH
great Lit I'D au 0Ii-iH4. comedy aC
2 iu which their aarlbHie powers @el
[ displayed ta tgll advauta-e 'AcF4
J / aEl's LlupgUcur' ulaaet music
I [ louriV, ibTuduciHE LgHl Hyde. ll
7 [ pretty -OuhTeits, and Harry Kernel
2 his bauUicsJ creation furnished
laugl5lle aflerFiecC.
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