Telegram-herald., 1891-02-16
USEHENTS.

Tonight George A. Staley opens q
weeks run at Redmond's in "A Royal
Pass The play was seen here last
season for the first time and gave very
general satisfaction. This season it is
produced with startling and realistic
scenic effects aud stage mechanism.
The principal attraction - the race of
two real locomotives going at a high
rate OF speed. Staley Is sweet singer
and introduces among other songs, The
Little Rogues Asleep, his latest and
greatest hit.
The Great Metropolis viii be Mt the
Powers Grand Friday and Saturday
evenings. 1t IS wonderful revelation
IN scenic illusions and mechanical skill.
"The Fat Contributor" u. Miner
Grisw0ld, will lecture at Hartman's
hall Saturday evening, February 20,
for the benefit of the Press club.
Bronson Howard's greatest triumph,
Shenandoah" which has met with
such pronounced success IN New York,
Boston. Chicago aud san Francisco,
Will be presented ut the Powers for two
nights, next "Wednesday and Thursday,
18th and Goth, IN the same manner IN
regard 20 cast, scenery and effects as
seen during It's long run III the above
cities. The nicely with which the love
interest IS blended with the incidents of
war - the keynote of SYSTEMATICALLY"
very great success. Ii is said to be every
where permeated with sentiment OF
deep patriotism. but through the rattle
OF musketry runs the beautiful love
stories, which made up the Ives of the
heroes and hCrOnes. Tine play is said
20 be the first piece OF q military order
which has IutelIgentlv represented
tactics OF war. even tIe system of sig
Mailing on fire being gwen. In the
third act y shown picture OF a battle
scene ON the skirts OF an engagement,
and il - claimed To be the greatest
scene ever presented on the American
stage. Itwlil be played by the same
cast as seen 500 nights IN New York.
"My Jack uclo drama. highly
eubeil'shed with betting scenery, -
underlined for Powers Monday and
Tuesday OF next week.
Joe Downing and sud 3 IIassan follow
George Sialey. at Eedmond's IA ''No-
BODY Clam
Tic concert lectures OF Louis c. r.
son. ut tue Ladies Literary CLUB house.
tonight. should draw u large attsn-
dance. The leading features OF the
program were printed m fuil IN the
lEIEeEAM liEEALp. yesterday.
TIE carpenters NJ Rcdmonds Grand
were busy yesterday strengthening the
stage. 81 that it can st stain the weight
OF tne fight of the locomotives IN "A
koYal Pass, ioalgnt
FraAk Logan. the gentIemsnlv a..
vance representative l0r "a Royal
Pass. ore IF these fellows taat can
b. class lieG IN the order OF eccentric
geniuses. Joe Artauf wrote a S:ili
Alarm. but logan aas gas on 70 : ire
alarm that : anything but qtHet. Il >
designed 10 be especially valuable n
Gen-ely hahitated 6uldings. AMI where
people do not sleep the sleep of the
dead they are snra 70 70 sensitive add
responsive 20 the operations of tats III
venueu. Nh. Logan has a model and
aDfouaton which shows the upDef
story ct 4 b ga hu hi3sg. The doors Of
the different rooms are 50 arranged "a
20 olen az the frst sound OF the gong.
and tire different figures whtcl4 are
supposed 80 represent the cCcurants
appear n the dooTways. AMI peep
through the transonls IN a Wv 4
and hfe.I msuner. Mr.. Logan gave a
very interesting and Iife-Hke exhibition
a. l.. l.
and b. has sucn ConEdencs IN the fu-
ture success OF MS novel and peculiar