Telegram-herald., 1891-01-02

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inlatloa which nlghkly ehafsoserises her
performance At the lyoeum Theatss.
fatTlce Is . sunny cheerful gni, one
whose company makes one forget the
gloomy. unsessonsbis January, with
the peitipg ram and muddy streets
without
theatrical entertainments 10 offered for
touioTres ~ Powers Opera Hoass. Al
the presentation OF the great London
Galety burlesque, Faust up 10 Date. !
The advent of fiTst-elass burlesque
company, with all the brightness,
gaiety, novelty and splendor OF an en-
tertainment like Faust up 10 Date" is
sa-a 10 be, Is fact worth recording.
The company numbers some forty Pec-
pie, made up of principals, dancers.
cAoristers, and, better than all, II IL
headed by one of the brightest sou
brettes ON the American sage. Miss
Kate Castieton, who assumes the role
OF Marguerite. The burlesque IL a
broad travesty on Guonod's opera, and
every incident and line Is burlesqued.
OF course II admits of the brightest ana
most catchy music, and It is full of lt.
Aside from this there are the original
Galety Tbeater dancers, who give the
new skirt dance. Then there Is the
beautiful English danse use. Miss May
Vokes. VINO will dance the La Glis.inca
aud Carmenclta, which has made her
famous.
Redmopd's Grand contained two
large audiences yesterday afternoon
and evening, and Comedian Wm. Il.
Hines and his versatile little wife.
whose professional name 10 Earle REM
ington, won great favor from the inter-
ested and enthusiastic assemblage.
Three more performances will be given,
namely, tonight, and tomorrow after
noon and evening.
That coy little gem of theater, the
Lyceum, attracted audiences yesterday
which were very unanimous IN their
expression of regard for bright little
''Patrice." This little woman is doing
some very earnest and painstaking
work in "A sfidnight CALI" and she
has capability and warm magnetism
that can not fail of winning the SYM
pathy and regard of all who come
within the spell of her presence. The
play will be repreated tonight and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
The numerous patronage which
weekly pays tribute 70 the Golfers of
Redmond's Grand. require no lengthy
regarding the military
drama, "rhe Blue and the Gray"
which will open at this theatre next
Monday evening. The play :was pre-
sented here last season, and all who
saw it will testify that it has character
and plot. Seats are now OF sale for
this engagement.
The announcement that the manage
ment of Redmond's will tomorrow
evening give away a watch, as a souve-
nier of the New Year. has caused arush
Of the fair sex TO this theater. Every
lady purchasing 80 or 80 cent seat Is
presented with q number which gives
her chance for the gift.
Matt Grau arrived in town Yesterday,
and gives the cheerful announcement
that we shall see Gilbert & Sullivan's
latest operate venture, "The Condo
lIers. at Powers next Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
That well known and hard working
player, Arizona Joe, will occupy the
boards at the lyceum all of next week
and Will present vigorous and lively
border melo-drama.
The attractions during the week at
Smiths are calculated TO supply the
demands OF the extremists. The clever
team work and individual efforts of
the vaudeville company holding the
boards, are both of an high order OF
merit. Clifton, the ventriIoouist, is
the people nightly with his
wonderful illusions. while the daring
Notwithstanding or the trapezist is start
Iingly interesting.