The daily critic., 1890-08-30
HIfUSEHENTS
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] opera HOUSE. MNNN1N evening next
/ She viii present herself in the Capital
/ City as Tie bold navigator Hendrix
I Hudson. comic ouorH hurlesqu1
/ from the pen of William Gill ana Robert
| Fraser with >prghIy music hy Fred.
| Per kins The scenes are laid In New
/ Amsterdam Onow New York Civ.
The Everglades of Florida World 81
/ Fair winding mp with q realistic
panorama o. Niagara Falls
During The second act Miss Templeton
viii introduce her new Spanish song
and dance which she brought with her
from Paris Her costumes are very clc-
CANT aud support excellent Among
the company are Edwin Stevens, who
became a favoriie here during bis visit
with The Casino Company lie will as.
sumo The part Of Editor hU md
h0H of the New Amsterdam Ktctsr.
Miss Toma HanlOu ms Mss Manhattan
will pgrsonate a very pretty equlw
with ar admirable high soprano voice.
AT G. Wheelan as the Marquis nj
Caiau1s has made q hit In this part.
Charles kirke and Edward Schnitz I'd.
wards In their roles as DeieeHg W.
Cam and McPbarlpn, disguised as
Russian eNilcs, deliver two very funny
characters Miss Eva Randolph, Miss
Estel Mortimer and Miss Rose Newham.
al bring a very good reputation with
them In their respective parts. The
company has PLAYED TO a very large
business at The Fourteenth Street Thea
ire, New York. I'm spite of the hot
weather. and will no doubt meet with
success here.
National Theatre.
On Monday evening Gus Williams
and John T Kelly, supported by an
excellent company of comedians, will
present the very lively farce-comedy en-.
titled "U and T." The comedy, re.
Gently produced in Boston, made a most
favorable impression, and, unlike other
farCes of its nature, it contains n plot
The scenes and incidents are said to be
most amusing. The character of John
tHgerbl0z, q German music teacher. Is
sustained by Alr Gus Williams, and
that Of O'D0HOrHb HHes. an Irish aristo.
Crat, by Mr. John Il. Kelly. The curtain
rises on the first act disclosing the
apartments Of an actress. where. bv
mistake, Messys tHgerjl1i7 and TnHSs
find their way. Many funny compli.
cations and situations are here pro
duced, and, of course, excellent oppor.
tunities for the various members Of the
company to introduce their specialties
hlessrs Williams and Kelly are az
their very best In their new plav. which
fairly brims over with pretty music and
new songs. In addition 10 the stars of
the company Professor Herman has
enlisted the services Of Miss Flossie
West. especially engaged in England to
create the soubrttte role. Miss West
went Immediately into American favor
ON the presentation OF the piece, her
singing and dancing being admirable.
The four Leyton Sisters, also from Eng.
land, will Introduce for the lrst time In
America their Elncl Tower and
Feather Dusier dances These Young
ladies Bre the original Alhambra quar-.
ieite from The Gaiety Theatre. anil ARE
spt ken Of IN hiph terms. ln fact the
entire company Is made up Of artists.
ara q bright sparkling entertainment Is
promised.
Harris BiJou Theatre
The star at Harris Bijou Theatre next
week will be an Indian girl, the first OF
her race who has achieved distinction
on the stage. Go Won Go Mohawk Is n
refined and accomplished young woman
whose success In the play which she
will present, The Indian Mail Carrier. 8"
has been something phenomenal. She
carries a company Of merit, aud the
strength OF the performance Is fully
brought out, Among the members Of
the cast are Miss May buckingham In
soubreite part. Charlie Charles as a
jolly lrishman, Wed Evans as a col.
oTed man, and +. J, DTiscoll as the vii.
lain, Mexican outlaw.
This gifted young artist was born IN
GoWandas Cattaraugus County, n. Y,
receiving a liberal education. AT the
age OF II she chose the stage as her
profession, a life for which she was pe-
eullarly adapted, both by nature and
special training. She scored an In.
Simultaneous success in her professional
debut and established herself as a
fayorite al once Her tours for the
past two seasons have been confined
principally to playing week stands 10
crowded houses, with frequently from
one 10 two return engagements in the
principal cities each season.
Kerhan's Theatre.
On Monday The Fay Foster English
Gaieiy Company begins a weeks en-
gagement at Kernan's. The company
is strong one, both individually and
collectively, and comprises a number Of
well known and popular artists. The
company introduces a gorgeous first
part, in which a laughable burlesdue on
the popular opera of Erminie Will be
Introduced. Special attention has been
paid 10 the scenic and calcium effects.
making The entertainment an excellent
one
10 the 0liO such we'll known artists as
Pauline BatChelleT and Viola Clifton
appear. Among the other performers
are Strong aud Remington. the duett-
isisi Nauola, the Mexican wonder.
hirwan and Regan, Charles Frey.
Jones and Reagan, and Thomas Day
ton and a score of others.
The combination makes the company
most brilliant spectacular attraction
consisting Of thirty star artists. and
furnishes an entertainment that IS new
novel and pleasing The burlesque
Her Minnie By Thomas Dayton, Is a
bright and witty trayesy on the pop
ular opera and Is one Of the most laugh