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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
Harry Davis Museum.

The Fifth Avenue Museum makes a new de-
parture in the way of novelty for the coming
week by presenting double stage entertain
ment. Two separate and distinct companies
have been engaged and will appear on two diff
ferent stages, giving an uninterrupted and con-
tinuouS entertainment for two successive
hours. This will be novelty in itself and in
order that the experiment may be
made with success, Manager Davis has
engaged artists of high merit in
all branches of the profession and
will present what may De termed the largest
longest and best performance that has ever
been known in anything like the same prices
of admission. The attractions in Theater
Number One introduce the famous Forepaugh
6anEey farmer; the celebrated negro delInea-
tor Mr.. Thomas Bryant: the famous balladist
Miss Louise Garland; the most famous child
artists in the world, Madslin. 4 Kennedy: the
great equilibrist John Somers; the great globe
artists, Cotrell and Cavan. In Theater Number
Two Taggart, Stewart and Garland's
megatheriam aggregation will present
the entertainment. Among the artists who
the world-famed sketch and character change
artists; Mr. Charles Taggart irish comedian,
vocalist and dancer; hr. and Mrs. Osborne in
their original sketch. entitled domestic Diff
cultleS:' the wlnSome little song and dance sum
beam, Miss Agnes Harrington; Mr.. L. S. Wells,
the great musical artist; Mr.. James Taggart
the celebrated mimic. vocalist and dancer In
all there are nearly so people, and from the top
10 the bottom of the house music mirth,
novelty and minstrels will reign supreme for
the entire week. 1t certainly display a great
degree OF enterprise the part of the manage
ment and no doubt will in itself respond in
overtowing houses while the double entertain
meut continues
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
The BiiOu Theater.

Mr. D. X. Higgins, the successful young
author-actor, with whom the idea of iutrodur.
lns q regulation police patrol wagon was orig.
ina, will produce his latest success. kid
mapped" a. the Bijou on Monday night. April
=, and the engagement will last the entire
Weeh. Mr.. Higgins uses paper mache patrol
wagon IN the play, which was made from pat
terms and drawings furnished by the
foreman Of the extensive factories in
which the Chicago patrol wagons are built
and Is lac simile of the .'burrvm
wagons IN every detail and particular In
answer to an alarm which is rung in from
street box, the horses come rushing on the
stage drawing the patrol wagon. They are
pulled up suddenly the prisoner is placed in
the wagon and the magnificent horses dash off
with their load OF human freight. The scene
Is sad to be as realistic as any ever put
titled to much credit for originat-
ing SO novel and striking an
effect Another new idea is portrayed at tie
end Of the third act, when a young society lady
Is chi0Toformed and abducted. The 1ucon.
6clous girl Is brought out of the house az night
lhe scenes shit to show set of BROADWAY
New York CIty- One OF the New York Stand
ART Cab Cnmpnny's cabs : called, and when it
comes on She Is thrown into it ana
the horses are whipped IN and she
Is rapidly driven awav. Mr.. Higgins
plays a neat, refined German character Louie
LthHeg0tu, The Dutch dude. Not a loud con-
TentOHal wooden shoe Dutchman, nor vet
yodler, but a wealthy. well educated good
naJured young man, who dresses neatly ana
possesses good, stout heart and a firm friend.
ship Tor the young artist who loves tae beruIue,
Mr. higgins has received many compliments
from the Western press for his uui0ue
performance OF his part. His supporting
company Is said to be far above the
average and kidnapped" should DO a bic
business THIS week at the BIjou. The company
carry All their own special scenery and all the
IeschaniCal effects are new and original, The
Costumes arc costly and handsome and the
properties and effects cost hundreds of dollars
As whole the production is said to be one of
the very best sensational dramas on the stage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
Worlds Museum Theater,

The Worlds Museum Theater has a genuine
novelty of big order on the bills this week.
This is Miss Belle Carter, the lady with the
horses name. Miss Carter has created a SEN
satiOn in the East and it is expected that she
will interest the public very greatly here.
Nothing in her personal appearance attracts
special attention until she turns her back, and
the spectator sees that along her spinal column
there is thick growth of long, dark brown,
silky hair, which in general outline has the ap-
Dearance of the name of horse. The hair is
luXuriant and fine in texture and not unlike that
of her head. At her birth fine coating of
hair was visible on the back, which gradually
grew and developed to its present wonderful
proportions. This extraordinary growth, rum
ming. as it does, along the spinal column, the
most vital part of the human anatomy. SO
sapped the young lady's constitution that
physician was called to attend her. Then it
was that the discovery was made that there ex-
listed an American lady with a horses name.
There is nothing repulSive about this exhibit
In addition to this astonishing spectacle,
good variety entertainment will be gwen in the
theater by Billy Goldens company, consisting
of Is stars
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
Stage Whispers,

THE latest New YORK success, "The Midnight
Alarm" will be seen at the Biiou in few
weeks.
THE singing comedian, Charles T Ellis, is
coming this way. and will present his new
German comedy drama, Casper the 1odler."
HENRY E DIxEY swore in the City Court
the other day that he had no interest in "The
Seven Ages or "Adonis," and that he received
a salary Of $500 week
Mrs. LANGTRY has closed her season at the
Princess Theater in London. She will appear
at the Drury Lane Theater in a grand revival
of Dion Bouclcauts "Formosa."
Mrs. JOHN DREW will shortly appear at the
Duquesne, supported by magnificent CON-
pany, and presenting Sheridan's comedy, THE
School for Scandal" in which, as Lady Iedzle
she has no equal in this country.
MR.A.M. PALMER's Madison Square Theater
Home Company will follow THE Burglar at
the Duquesne. presenting for the first time In
this city the comedy successes of this and last
season in New York. The advance sale OF
seats and boxes will begin Thursday.
PITTsBURG will have its first hearing of the
rartiing roaring farce comedy "a Pair of
Jacks at the Bijou Monday. Maya The farce
is intended as the ''Cheer Up' festival of mer.
rment on account of its great cure for the
blues. 1t will be illustrated by such clever
artists as Melville and Stetson, the tayorite
burg theater-goers, X. g. Knowles Will A rm.
strong, George a. Booker, Charles Roach.
Harry Stanley, Joseph Kavanaugh, Wlnifred
johnson. Maude Leigh Ada Castleton.
E.. D. WILT. proprietor of the Pittsbure
Opera House, yesterday entered suit against
William II. Crane, who was playing The Sen-
ator" at the DuQuesne Theater. for 81, 400 The
amount is claimed due as having been lost
by Crane violating an agreement to show at
the Opera House this season for the week
beginning March 2 1t was stated that IN 1889
Crane contracted with the plaintiff TO play in
the Opera House for the week commepcIpr
April Z. 1890. In January, 1890 Crane
asked to he released from his
engagement with Wit, as he wanted to
continue his New York engagement until the
end of the season. He offered to I'LL the week
with the London Gaiety Company, and make
an engagement for himself for this season,
Wit consented and March was fixed as The
Dale this year. Crane afterwards demanded 20
per cent. of the box recepls instead of IS per
cent, as had been agreed uron, for this season,
This was consented to, but in September. 1890
Crane said he would not want the time Wilt
had been holding for him and refused TO exc
cute the contract as requested. Wilt estimates
his loss for the week, owing to Crane not full
filling his contract at s., 400.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

THE concert by the pupils of the Allen
schools netted $500
THE father of Miss Lizzie Edwards, Of the
PEBBLES schools, who has been seriously ill, is
convalescing.
MISS STELLA MCCLoSKEY and Sarah Bry-
ant take the first and second honors. respective
ly, this year, of the graduating class of the
Academical Department of the High School.
ALREADY the pupils of the Bloomfield
School are looking forward to a grand picnic
which they are to Lave at Idlewild on the Goth
of June A band will be in attendance The
picnic is to be held in lieu of a reception day.
and is the first held in the Bloomfield district
for number of years.
THE pupils of the Osceola district, Twentieth
ward, are now occupying their beautiful new
eight-roomed building, six of which are now
being used. When all details are completed it
is likely the building will be thrown open some
evening for inspection to the people of the
ward,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
Grand Opera House.

Bsyle Bernard's version of Faust, produced
by Mr.. Lewis Morrison and his company, will
occupy the Grand Opera House this week.
and elaborate scenery, beautiful costumes and
the original cast. The piece will be given with
all the wonderful scenic electric and calcium
effects, which has made it one of the greatest
successes of the season. The electric duel
scene, the wonderful "Brocken scene" Mar
guerte's garden, where flowers are made to
bloom by electricity, and the beautiful
apotheosis in the closing act are wonderful to
behold, and, 1t is claimed, surpass anything
ever given in this city. Mr. Morrison, as
-NephiSto. is the recognized devil of the Amer
ican stage, while the rest Of the company are
far above the average. The vocal selections by
the Nuremberg Cathedral Choir add greatly to
the production, and the piece, as an entirity,
Will be given in the most elaborate style. On
Saturday there will be matinee.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
A PopuIar Ex-Pittsburper.

Prof Wilbur F. Jackman, who resigned his
position as professor of natural science at the
Pittsburg High School nearly two years ago to
become an instructor in the County Cook Nor
NAL School, near Chicago, will next summer
give lectures in physics. botany and zoology at
Chautauqus. Colonel Parker and his faculty
will control the summer Normal School this
season at ChautauQua.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

Examinations for those desirous Of obtain
ing provisional certificates will now be in
order. Yesterday Superintendent Luekey
issued the following circular of information:
persons desiring to attend the examination
for teachers certificates must register on or
before Friday, May g. Those residing or
teaching on the north side OF the Allegheny
river must register at the Office Of the Superin-
tsndeut Of Allegheny schools, High School
building, Allegheny. (Ofhce open from 8 A. M.
to P. NJ. daily) Those residing or teaching
between the Allegheny and Monongahela
rivers or on the south side of the Monongahela,
must register at the Office of the Superintend-
ent OF Pittsburg schools, McClintock building,
Market street. (Ofice open from A. M.
to p. N. daily. The examination for the
Pittsburg district will be held in the High
School building. and the branches presented
in the following order: Saturday. MAY 9, at 3
A. N, physiology, music and drawing; Satur-
day, May IL. at 9 A. M. grammar, history,
orthography and penmanship; Saturday, May
25 at A. NJ, arithmetic theory of teaching
and geography. Applicants will bring with
them pens, pencils, erasers and rulers, but will
not be permitted to bring books or paper of any
kind into the building On registering they
must make deposit of Is cents to cover the
cost of materials. which will be furnished, in
cluding legal cap paper, pencil paper. blotters.
envelopes and stamps"
Superintendent Morrow, Of Allegheny, will
hold the examinations in tie different branches
for the Allegheny teachers on the same dates
as in Pittsburg. Superintendent Hamilton, of
the Allegheny county schools, will hold eX-
aminatiOns at Turtle Creek May 2S; CoraoDolis.
q: Elizabeth, June 6; Sewickley, June 10: Etna,
June l2 CHARTERS borough, June II: McKees-
port, June %; Oakdale, June 26; Braddock, July
!; Tarentum, July
Yesterday the permanent Teachers Commit
tee, omprIsing Profs. c. B. Woods, X.
Bane, w. W. Kennedy and the Misses Ella
McCutcheon and Mary E. Graham, met to re-
port the results Of the recent permanent ex-
animation. The entire class of 80 passed, and
Will accordingly be granted State certificates
by the department at Harrisburg. The ladies
made an excellent record. These are the
names of the successful candidates: Kate F.
Kelly, Colfax; Eva Conrad. Kate e Anderson,
Oakland School: Sadie Johns PEBBLES; jessie
Mckinnon. Howard; Belle G. Colvin,
Mrs. MAY Kelly, Howard: Rebbecca ]. Laing,
South; Kate Robinson Mt. Albion: Sadie s.
Black, Mt Albion; BERTHE A. Ogden. Washing
ton; Nora O'Connel. Howard Fannie L.
Kreis. Mt Washington: Almira V. Trunick,
Luckey; Belle McSwiggan. st. Clair; Carrie K.
Evans Carrie Patterson, Washington; Jessie
P. Negley, South; Frances Beech, Allen; Ada
NJ Wiley, Colfax: Jennie E. Taylor, Mary B.
Ferguson, Washington; Mary McCracken,
Minersville; Janet Taylor Washington; Nellie
n. Chesborough, Minersville; Alliquippa
Rhine, Washington; Ella Hanlon, Nellie Fox,
Mt Albion, and Katherine N. Stein. Hiland.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
The DuQuesne Theater.

The attraction az the DuqUesne this week,
beginning tomorrow evening. is MIR. G @
Thomas beautiful comedy-drama, "The Bur..
glar." Almost every one has heard of Mrs.
Frances Hodgson BUrnetJ's charming, pathetic
and quietly amusing little story of "Editha"
Burglar" 1t was quickly taken up by the
stage. and was first produced as a one-act
comedy. Recognizing the possibilities of the
sketch, Mr.. Thomas has taken it, furnished it
with plot and elaborated it into the present
fOuT-act cOmedy-dTama. The title may suggest
melO-dTanatic visions of safe-cracking and
real burglars but there is nothing of this in
tie play. 1t is a thrilling, yet natural story
of the hapless alliance of good woman with a
worthless man who hasn't the decency to die or
disappear TIL he has brought heaps of trouble
upon his family. The great scene of the piece,
however. is that in which the little E3itbd
awakened in the night, hears q noise in the sit
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26

ting room. steals cut in her nightdress and
finds burglar at work gathering uD the family
Valuables She does not fear HIM. but begs
him not to awaken Benton, whom she calls her
father With childish love- she offers the thief
all her own little trinkets, if he will
only leave undisturbed certain articles which
she knows Benton values. The maraudeT, who,
of course, is LeOiS finally recognizes his child,
and The scene is a most pathetic one when the
two in close embrace are discovered by Benton,
who exercises the authority which the sltua-
making his relationship known Let0is goes
his way, but later is shot by a policeman, and
returns to the presence of his wife and child to
die. Matinees will be given "Wednesday and
Saturday
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
MOZART ORCHESTRA,

l. NJ. ALLEN, Leader. T.J.BRADY, Prompter.
All the latest popular music and figures
Off1ces-No. l6 SIXTH ST, Pirtsburg and
No. l3s OHIO ST., Allegheny. ap28l3l
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Harry Williams Academy.

Frank Jones in Isl Perkins" is the reliable
comedy attraction offered at Harry Williams
Academy this week, and for the first time in
two years the Pittsburg public will have a
chance TO enjoy the bucolic humors of old ST.
The usual features, such as the dance of the
deacons, the pastimes at the old farm house
the Pughtown band and the country quartet,
together with a real threshIng machine, will be
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-26
Harris, Theafer

BLUE Grass" Miron LefflngwelPs Kentucky
idyl. will be played for the first time at Harris
Theater this week. The play is of the romantic
and sensational order, and will be interpreted
by good company headed by Mlron Letting
well and Elena Leffinswell