The daily critic., 1890-08-27
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Aibanrb,s Grand opors-r,or.e

Sale of seats will open tomorrow
morning for ,he engagement on Monday
next of the Fay Temple,on Comic
Opera Burlesquo Company in The
/ ToCiacuIar operate burlesquc. entitled
Hendrix Hudson, or the Discovery
I nt Columbus The following cast will
{ appear in this grand production:
HarlrE Hudson.............. Fav Tempiefon
/ }s1'e'i daughter Of TIE Marquis
Miss Mani liteu, a wealthy Indian
I.'HNDss. ss....,..... ............... IOma Uap'ou
/ Mrs. Abigail Hudson, Hudson's high.
Kicking wife ......... Estelle Mortimer
| Fritz exquisite leader Of the 400,
Emolma, maid 1f the inn. Florence Barry
| Christopher Columbus, investigator OF
The Worlds F3ir........ Eva Randolph.
Rim Won Kun, editor Of The "Kicker."
Edwin Stevens
Marquis del Caibauas....AIf & Wheelan
| Gad Ensign, Hudson lieutenant,
William VI Armstrong
McFhIiau, deputy Edward Edwaris
McCanu, sheriTs, Charles hrke
The librelto Is by William Gin aud
Robert Fraser and the music by Fred
Perkins. The costumes are magnificent
and scenery entirely new A large
chorus Of beautiful girls will appear In
the marches
National Theatre
Following the "Transatlantiques,"
Gus Williams and John +. Kelly will
produce their entirely new musical
satire, u and l." The play was re-
Gently presented in Boston, where It
made an emphatic success. II Is a
satire on New York Flats" and is
said TO contain many very funny siiu-
ations, besides new and catchy music
Messrs. Williams and Kelly are at their
very best in their new play, and they
have been surrounded bv an excellent
company Of comedians. Miss Flossie
West, engaged in England for the
subretto role, has made a splendid i'm
preston, her singing and dancing being
admirable. The four Leyton Sisters
are also in the cast, they are the original
Alahambra quartette, and will render
decided novelty, the "EfTel Tower"
dance. Altogether you and 1" may
be Classed with The most popular sue.
ccsses Of the season The sale of seats
viii open tomorrow morning at the
box Office.
Harris Bijou Theatre
The second week Of the season at
Harris Bilou Theatre will open next
Monday night with a very decided nov.
city as the attraction. There arc few.
II any, theatre.goors. who have seen
real Indian In a dramatic performance,
and there has been an impression that
that race has not been gifted in his
itioniC way, Co Won Go Mohawk"
however, has shown marked abilities
such as to justify her being ranked as a
star performer, with capable support
ing cast. The Indian Mail Carrier"
Is the name Of the play. The star as
sumCs the part Of a boy, IFcp iOA.HO.
mai, who Is left an orphan through the
murder 81 his father and who Is reared
by Co.yEd Stockton, q wealthy ranch.
man and friend Of the boys father
After making a WILL leaving an his
property 20 the Indian boy aud disln
betting bis dissolute nephew, m army
captain, Col0Hd S'4cit0a Is murdered by
the hand which struck down the Indian
chief. The Indian boy dcvolcs bis HE
20 avenging the two murders. The eli
max Is IN the third act. when SptHish
Joc, the villain Of the play, and IVep.
i0HH0.Wdh meet and engage I'm q duel
with knives
KeTnan's New Washington Theatre.
The first appearance Of the Fay Fos.
ter English Gaiety Company, next
Monday, win prove q rare treat to the
many patrons Of the popular house who
have been longing for one of their
fayoTite attractions. This Is guaran.
teed 10 be a sumplu0us dish and will
undoubtedly come up 10 expectations.
Among the features are the brilliant
first part, "OuT Yachting Party" and
the laughable buTlesque, "IIer Minnie"
Miss Pauline Balcheller. a beautiful
queen Of burlesque, has been specially
engaged. Miss Viola Clifton, a perfect
model Of form and beauty, has also
been engaged al great expense. Many
others are on the bill, including Vanola,
The Mexican wonder, and thirty Of the
shapeliest ladies that ever graced a
stage.
Big houses are greeting Sheridan and
Flynn, the authors of Down Went
McGinty, this week, and at every per.
tormance applause and flowers are
showered on Mics Minnie Lee, the
charming balladisi, who, however,
shows extremely bad taste In her open
ing solo. IL Is an uumusical jingle Of
lame ryhme and is pathetically entitled
Don't Run Down the Irish. This
unnecessary music hall sympathy for
the Irish would be laughable If il were
not so painfully and uresomely n0nsen-
steal especially when succeeding fea-
tures on the programme are calculated
to make a laughing stock Of Tue race.
There will be a spaTring exhibition
lOuight between Billy Young and
White, who recently met B0lgeT. Oh
Friday night John Mace Of Alexandria
will meet Fred J. LiiZ, "Tne Giant
Newsb0y. ." Ladies matinee 10. morrow.
Kennedy, the VsutriIoquist.
Mt Harry Kennedy, the premier ven
rlloquist Of the world, who could not
appeaT on Monday night az the National
Theatre, having been called 10 the bed
side Of his dying wife, appeared last
night before a large aud deuIhted
audience. His performance was heartily
CEcgred.