Telegram-herald., 1891-02-28

The actor sae gsaced tks stage as
Powers asa nsgal na&as - Erst a.
p~&raaes - Gssaa k2Psis Apr Is,
ISIS. Robert Aaalell has xxosn in 81
ass since t2ss En1s, aad nis lnnerscn&-
uon q AonbaFs s foaRaed 0as sth
moTe aast.netsfellaass nloEs Fzxyloz
phases Of Expressed, 4nd : rep etc
al Esishsd full Of blood heart aaa
fseh eolor.ng 8aen TIE play sas Esss
presented here Tsx TELke zass HkzALD
reviewed L a. length, and yoachea lie
oplDson that NJ. AaAfeIl i = great znd
gFosing actor. That the obseTyzt.0a
sas ~esi taken was verified IN tie ca.
thuslssm wnieh tAe actor received
a. the Daads OF BIS audi
tors lasE evening he Was
called before the curtain after every
4ets and sas hOnoFs1 Nlth = double
call a. the end OF TIE fourth act. aud al
tie end Of the play &c vas again re-
qaKed, something unusual here, u bow
Als acknowledgements. IL MAS a great
Performance. - strong, aud beautiful
and tender Ia Is love interest. There
| Is indeed encouragement Tor the 10
mantle drama, and Monbars 5 not only
advantageous for the tact OF is real
dramatic wnolssoneness, bat likewise
That ia characters live and rs acilon
| exists "a time wa.ch gives
opportunity for beauty n the
way OF dress AMI furnish
lngs. The popular seclalni OF
approval extended lie act and las
company last night, gives gratifying as
s0rance that there - still N thls city
sincere appreciation Cor the pure and
the sentimental. The company s cap
able IN every way, and worthy OF eom-
mendauon. Mark Price. one OF .he
| anclents. continues TO play Laurent,
with all OF the duplieity and cunning
OF an ancient Iago. j. III. sheweil,
another tiled player, who has OFT
| played we'll his part, was an acceptable
| DeNorrmont. Charlotte Behrens
/ played Diane. with feryor, earnestness
and tine sympathy. In fact, all did
/ we'll. This afternoon "Monbars" again.
Tonight SIr. Mantell IN his elaborate
revival OF ''rhe Corsican Brothers"
The complimentary reception ten
| dered 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mantsll
AZ the West Michigan Conservatory of
Music, by the School of Acting, yester-
day, was u happy and delightful affair.
| The program was composed OF music
and Rotations, and Mr.. Mantell COM
| pllmented the participants for their
| proficiency, and also gave his thanks
| for the pleasure afforded. An ex-
tended notice will be gwen later.
4 l.. l. l..
attraction at Powers next week. She
will appear on Friday and Saturday
evenings and matinee.
Joseph Bowling and Sadie Hasson
are down Tor two representations of
"Sobody's Claim" at Redmond's today.
1
At Smiths the Fay Foster Company
give the usual two Saturday perform
ances. A large audience saw the show
last night.
The Press club entertainment at
| Hartman's hall tonight will be one of
[. the great events OF the season IN the
amusement and intellectual field. A..
| Miner Grlswold. "the Fat Contributor"
who has been considerable OF globe
| tlCh-ci, . kiOccCSSCO VI Ni'lQ NCcNl lpll'c
powers and he will present word
| picture of the most interesting portions
of travels, including the picturesque,
the humorous and the pathetic. None
| should fail 20 hear him.
Frank l. Frayne, known everywhere
in America, will put on ms production
of Kentucky Bill" Monday evening at
Redmond's Opera House, with all that
detail of scenery and accessories for
which he Is known 20 be stickler. His
horses, including Kentucky Boy, the
acting dogs, Jack, Tom and Jerry, and
the den OF wild wolves, will be on the
stage. A battle scene with many auxi-
liaries will be given, and band of
United States scouts will come along
! with drum corps.