Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

psmn8ss Graaa locked cheeEy and
hrst sl evening 4As aeeor@tof
inner and pslatef have uaas-
formed gae pretty aIeriQr ssaoe = .asi
enta nea a. al.dience. LAST esean'g
enenea the pEe ln1.aaIy seass1a. tae
...es cheered Whea ihs clcAesrs
was ruug cas- ana they kepi 4p =
lss,s.sgoas sprt throughout tne per-
forsnanoe, sometimes very much 10 tee
annoyance of tie sodate ones in ihe
paraustts who were trying 20 gYe al
ear 70 TIE pay
Tsrrelfs New York Comedy Company
appeared IA A Celebrated case and
tie performance would have been more
celebrated had some of the actors had
better memories and n0t holoAed Their
ines. thereby dlsooncertug the good
players Who were upon the stage. A.
many tneater-goers here knos, TINS
play Il vrle and robust n move
ment, and notably heroic Ia color.
Ils characters are m0ss 0f tie ume
under the spell of intensity and each
( situation and Climax e telling sDu
( spirited. The somewhat anolQs lous
treatment i received l&st evening was
unavoidable IA the hands OF ms New
! York Comedy company. ~ Is
] Vaughn, who MAS the Madeline and
/ Aduenne, VAS certainly pG3nstsklng.
though her quiet work seemed Il de-
4 note self-c0nsclousness. Ater the
first act she CAaght the splrt of Ad-
rlenns and was swayed ana .mDu al
/ by the enthusiasm OF Toe past. Her
/ emotional passages were rendered very
I effectively, and she cerl& niy
manifested the possession u
feeling and the solf-ahaudou
winch make actors magnetic aud
/ influential with their auditors
/ Mr. Morris had u pretty good dea ot
Jean Ronaud, but be- was unnecessarily
/ vigorous and tempcsIuOus als voice
/ showed the worse ioT wear IA the last
act. lie can make the part Just a.
/ effective by quiet latensc modes, ana
save this thoraX wear and tear. Harry
I Sargent PLAYED Denis O'kOurke .n q
! Conventional way, and A. q. CaWin
] looked Count de Noraay better than he
/ played H. The ladies and gentlemen
| who were allotted lhe other characters
/ tried very hard, bat accomplished lit
tie. The play VIII be repeated thls
afternoon anu evening. Wilbur Force
/ has supplied this tnoater with a mag
| nhcent orchestra. The selections
! were well chosen and the muse nIghy
/ appreciated; 50 ls Manager GarWOoa s
llberality IN providing the extra mel
which makes the Offering Of better
music possible.
On September ] a subscription book
for the great strauss orchestra concert
Will be opened At Geo. ID. HerTick q
Co.'S music store. Those who enter
their names IN tins book VIII be allowed
first choice of seats when the sale begins
The muse pisyed by Strauss j. OF So
popular q character, that an unpre.
! ceGented rush IS expected. The con
| cert wlll be an aUsplcIOus opening o.
| what is expected 10 he a successful
! musical season. Director M0rchead
OF the OTatorio Society, has worked
hard TO secure this visit Of Strauss
which viii be one 10 Dee long remCm.
bered in the musical history of Grand
Rapids. Those who are not favorable
10 OTatCTiO muse NiN have chance
for q grand bill Of music that they love
"Bescon Lights, melodrama which
was successfully produced at the Globe
Theater. Boston. two seasons since
a melodrama with spectacular effects
and exciting EVENTS the next attrac
ton at ReGmond's Grand. TINS com
pany opens the regular season Gt thii
theater.
Another large attendance greeted
the efforts Of the artists az smith
Opera House last night. The perform
anCe WAS excellent through h0ut 0ug
elected hearty applause. The mos
striking feature OF the evening wss th.
performance of Mons. Nuosclla Oh thl
single trapeze. Tins artist did som,
wonderful balancing and actudh
seemed 10 diSlocate his shoulders in on'
Of h.s acts. lie is well worth seeing
The DaltOns were very clever and WIN
some Maggie Ferguson was well re
ce,ved. Matnees tomorrow. Friday an,
Saturday.