The daily critic., 1890-10-15
H1IUSEJlENTS.
Alhnnah.. nnera- mnnse-

Aibaunh.s opera House.
The latest dramatic success by Wilson
Barrett and Han Caine will be seen for
tlc FIRST time in lhis city Monday even
ing ucxt. presented by Colonel William
r.. Sims BROOKLYN lN. NJ Park
Theatre Company and its wealth of
magnificent scenery The Supd1y Dfw
a.raf SAYS of iU Good Old Times
was "a genuine success. as presented at
The Fourteenth Street Theatre last Mon
day night in the presence Of % large au
dieuCe. The play comes with the in-
dor sement of o long run Ia London and
successful production In Boston
Good Old Times Is produced with
handsome and appropriate scenery AMI
accessories. and during Cts brief stay at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre where 90
can only be seen for q fortnight longer,
will probably draw crowded houses.
The Nonarchs are Coming.
Trin rose and Vests Minstrcls. forty
in number VIII hold a grand carnival
Of 'uu at the New National Theatre for
one week commencing on Monday.
October 20 The company inclu lss
George IT Primrose. w. II. West. Low
DoCksjadcr George Powers, j NJ. Jan,
sen, John Queen, Cain and Ioreuo,
Swift and Chase, the Original Big 4
Smith. Waldron. Daily and Martin The
special features are William II Vests
Grand Electric March Of the I'm
perials, ~ LOG Cabin Neighbors aud
the beautiful Monte Cristo" first
part The sale Of seats begins TO NOR
row morning.
Harris BJou Theatre.
That famous pioneer OF tank dramas.
The Paymaster, is now on It's fare.
well tour in this country aud will be
given at Harris Biiou Theatre next
week. The play is one Of the most thrill
ing that the public has ever seen. and
is now being produced with wealth of
scenery that makes its realism com.
Plele The author, Mr., Duncan d
Harrison, Is well kno wn IN New York
both in military and social circles His
play has closely identified him with the
successful author actors of the day Mr.
Harrison has distinguished himself ny
the boldness Of bis ideas. He is the
author Of Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands the play in which John l.
Sullivan has attracted so much at
tention. In the third act Mt Charles
Chappelle, the popular aud well known
actor, who takes the part Of Robert
Emmct u CORH0r, makes a plunge
into a river Of real water. A cast of
the greatest strength Is promised aud
there Is every reason to believe that
nothing will be neglected 10 make the
performance complete. Mclo1rama is
always a strong card at the Biiou. and
a good play Of that kind can always
be counted on for the most satisfactory
results
Kernan's New Washington Theatre.
Genial Bobby Manchestcrs famous
Night Owls Gaiety Burlesque Com.
pany, which will make It's first appear.
ance at Kernan's this seasoa next
Monday, includes an endless variety of
new features, which, Combined With
elegant wardrobe and magnificent
scenery, are calculated % make the
richest entertainment this peerless at.
traction has ever provided Miss Pau
line Markham will appear Ia the lead.
ing r0ie Of Temptation, new and
beautiful burlesque, aud will be sup.
ported by talented artists The intro
duction Of grand Police Parade
proves, II is said most artistic fe1
iuo. Among other features are a
magnificent first part. entitled "Our
Social Club, aud a burlesque on the
national craze, entitled "Our City Base.
ball Nine. Delhauer, the human
frog, Is one OF the sensations. Seats
now on sale
Matt Morgan's Living Works Of
Art, one of the features of the Howard |
Big Burlesque Company, the attraction
this week, have created greater sen
salion than they did last season. because
the subjects are entirely new. II not
more artistic, and the models more
volupluous, If not more perfect
Ladies' matinee 10 morrow.