Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-26

Offering being an Irish drama called
s.Nyles Fadh>" There 10 much IN the
play that 10 decidedly reminiscent not
only in the method Of working cut
the story but in the characters - well
The plot 10 old. Myles Fadh is the hero
who in the end elrcumyents the mach
nations vi the gentleman as well as
the professed villain Having this ad-
vantage he very readily gains the at
tentioR and sympathy OF the audience.
This part is entrusted 10 Charles Glib
ney. ID. II. Seuliy does some very neat
character work and makes Darby o.
Dowd about 40 demonstrations and
s.aspicable villain as one CARES TO
see. Paul Matthews made very
attractive appearance as Arthur Phi
len. Jessie Giles Was earnest and pains
taking as Annie o'Toole. the pretty
m.ller's daughter, who 1T the outset
Is the bone OF contention by which the
plotting and contemplating 10 carried
OUT through the play. Some OF the
situations are startling and sensation
al and aroused enthusiasm, showing
that the majority of the patrons OF
this theater want excitement. ''Myles
fadh' will continue throughout the
aweek with matinees as usual.
The Wonderland musee and theater
opened yesterday afternoon and even
Ing. and business was very large at
each performance. Great attention
was given to the people In the curio
hall. Col. Gilbert the giant was natu-
rally the towering object OF interest.
Sonwell, the snake charmer. has re-
overed from the bite a RATHER gave
him a few evenings ago, and handles
the vepemous snakes and lizards as
though they were the best o. friends.
The pretty sady whose face appears
IN basket OF flowers. apparently
severed from her body, had great
number OF admirers. In the theatcr
the extravaganza BLUE Beard was
presented and served we'll it's purpose
10 amuse the numerous audiences. II
contains some good music, and the
comedians are well stocked with jo,:cs
The Minna Gale company arrived
at the Morton yesterday morning.
The register revealed the names OF
the leading players who surrounded
Booth and Barrett the past fonr sea-
snos. Theodore Bromley. for many
years the confidential business man
ager OF the late Lawrence Barrett.
is directing Miss Gales tour. He Is
very hopeful OF this charming woman
attaining q pre-eminent position on
the stage. Miss Gale Is peculiarly
gifted and adapted to supply the posi-
| t.on on the American stage left vacant
by the retirement OF Mary Anderson
| to private life. Miss Anderson has
sent her all OF her stage prompt books
ana her repertoire includes the char
aters In which the beautiful star from
Kentucky was most famous Miss
Gales season In the large cities has
been profitable in all senses. The cast
OF "As You Like 1t" published yes
terday gives reason for expecting an
unusually brilliant performance to.
rfp-ht. Tomorrow evening sNomeo
and Juliet" will be the bill Miss G"ie'
leading man. Crcston Clark. is in APP
pearance very. very like his uncle,
Edwin Booth. and in the character oil
Romeo old theater-goers say that he
almost perfectly resembles this great
and beloved actor, as he looked when
a young man. A company of players
OF such repute un legitimate drama
which is rarely offered here these
times. ought to draw out large and
intelligence audiences.
Wednesday evening will be IN oc-
| casion for the chronicler OF rcd letter
| events. The great Emma Juch oper;,
| company will be here and we shall
see ''Cavalleria Rusticana" about
which the whole East IL now raging
There are many choice seats yet un.
| sold.