Telegram-herald., 1891-09-13

SeaI steamboats, and other marine crafts
constitutes one OF the main realistic
feetures- The company is made up
a. hLows: Louise Galloway, Henrietta
scott. Adelaids- Cotton. Annie Eagar,
naoy Lillian Spencer. John Archer,
s.c- Duncan. Gus Pixley, Wm. Ballert,
Harry Todd. T.. A. June, and others
bIiss Galloway introduces several
Pleasing speciaIfies during the action
OF the pay and Gus Pixley does a
new ecng and dance as well as his
numerous "Whistling Coon" Everyone
remembers Gus Pixley, the inimitable
tramp TN Lost In New York" He
- brother OF Annie Pixley and one
o. the cieyerest In the profession. Mat
1nees Wednesday and Saturday.
BedDond's Grand-~UncIe Isaac.
An exchange states that a large
audience eaw Max Ferhman In his
creation OF Uncle Isaac This Ia the
attraction which will hold the boards
at Eedmond's this week. The play
of Uncle Isaac" IL good one. It
- comedy drama OF a high order
OF merit. and abounds in many highly
wrought and striking scenes. rising at
times to The very climax OF excitement.
tceiing and pathos. There Is a vein
- comedy running through the whole
pay which keeps the audience i'm the
0est OF humor, Notwithstanding the
deep emotions excited by the tragic
events OF the plot. Max Fehrmann
Topresents, no doubt, tho true charac-
eor Of hs race, just as we really see IL
IN n our large cities aud not as pre-
nrntco to us bv Dickens and novel
writer's generally. Uncle Isaac Il
01Gnely funny from the strong con-
trGgte constantly exhibited In the habit
~ regular pecsnees'' and the more re-
Md personality Of the Hebrew as a
ktnd-heartcd, honest and law-abiding
e1ti1en- Max Fehrmann shows his YER
mt1ity to a great advantage and
Gr0ws In interest throughout, and fails
~ 10 time to maintain the sympathy
and interest OF the audience The sup
port was excellent throughout, each
character being portrayed by an ar
tisf- The musical features were encored
again and again, and the dancing was
= fine feature OF an excellent enter
tsinment.
Wendsrland Musss and Thsasss.
This place of amusement has closed
witness an entire change OF program
in both departments In the curio
f1skr a very strong and pleasing enter
tainn,cut will be given. The great
and the only stendell will present his
most wonderful illusions, Galatea and
The living sunflower. Prof. Chamber
Jain viii delight the ladies with his
elegant display OF hand embroidery,
also showing the machine by which
the same IL made. This is a sight well
worth seeing and can be seen only
this week at this house. The queen OF
all snake charmers and her den OF
deadly serpcnfs. Miss Mamie Clay
fou.k the beautiful aIbino. Princess
Electra viii remain another week.
Another feature has been added to
the menaxerie. n baboon and nursing
baby. n curiosity seldom II ever seen
IN a museum. Altogether very
strong bill In the theater. the Austins
Wfil v5rcserft their gold bronze statues.
ehe finest ever seen IN this line of busi-
npes Lew Palmer. the novelty star
IN his wonderful limitations ~ differ
ers animals TIE little fashion plate,
Mis- Vivian DelFonto. In her very
latest topical songs. The whole to
eouclude with very funny after
pf~ce nv the entire company. This
being fair week. the management ha.
epAred neither pairs nor expense 10
Eve an entertafnment well worthy the
patronagr ~ all who visit this popular
house of amusemrsst. Messrs strong
an<f Smsfh are presenting first st-eiass
rr>peetnh'c anrsement at very low
prices. Shows daily.