The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-08-09
A LIST OF VARIED ATTRACTIONS

What is Booked at Kernan's Lyceum
Theatre for the Coming.season.
Almost every class of attraction is repre-
scented on the list of attractions at Kernans
Lyceum Theatre for the season of 1912.
Bobby Gaylor, who will open the house Mon
day, August II, presenting his new and sue
cessful comedy entitled "Sport McAllister,
One of the 40O,n represents class of attrac-
tions which is very popular, but which Mana
ger Herman has booked no oftener than
Others. Mr.. Gaylor, it may be said, is now at
the height of success, having made the hit of
his life in the new comedy; and when the box
Office opens tomorrow morning for the ad-
vance sale of seats the popularity he enjoys
at Washington will be fully attested Among
the coming attractions may be mentioned
''Held by the Enemy William A. Brody's
oThou Shalt Not" "Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
Through by Daylight Reilly and Woods
Vaudeville Company, James 3. Mackin's
's'Grmes' Cellar Door," Harry Kernelfs Com
pany, Charles T. Ellis, Harry Williams spe-
Burlesque Company, Bowling and Hasson,
Sam Devere's Specially Company, Two
-Johns' Company, Whallen and MartelPs
Company, james H. Wallick in Equestrian
pany, Gus Hips World of Novelties, Weber
and Fields, Williams and Orr's Meteors, How
ard Burlesque, Night Owls, Lilly Clay CO.
lossal Gaiety Company, Sam T. jacks Creole
Company, The Vaids Mammoth Burlesque
Company Lillian Lewis In '!Credt Lorrain," Ell
Rio Rey, Spanish dancers (only rival of Glenn
.encita), and her troupe of mandolin players;
can Irishman's Love-" ''The Patrol'' and the
London Speciality and Burlesque Company.
Professor John Pistoros orchestra is engaged.
The prices of admission will remain the same.
good reserved seat may be had for twenty
five cents. Scale of prices: Night, orchestra,
rs cents; orchestra circle, so cents; parquet
circle 25 cents; dress circle, 20 cents; gallery,
,eral admission, 25 cents; gallery 10 cents.
Box and loge seats, 81. Matinees Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Children will be ad-
rmitted TO the dress circle at the mattress for
Is cents.
MinstreIs at the Academy of Music.
The first engagement of the season at the
Academy of Music will be Cleveland's famous
consolidated minstrels. They will open to-
morrow night for three nights and matinee
on Wednesday. In organizing this company
Manager Cleveland has borne constantly in
mind his new motto, ''No Old Favorltes.o
The result is said to be an aggregate of talent
that will be revelation to tue amusement
patronizing public. The comedians, while
new enough, are not too new, and the Euro
pean novelties have never been seen or imita-
ted on this side of the globe, so that those
much over-worked and very tiresome old
favorites'' are given an opportunity TO rest
and study up new business. Among the prin-
c1pal members OF lne organization are Jonn
Queen, who is rapidly becoming famous as a
comedian and producer; Arthur Rigby whose
drollery is said to be irresistibly entertaining;
the -Four Emperors of Music, Howard, Rus
SELL Biackford, and Talbert; Grard Leon and
his singing donkeys, Deceptive Lyons, Reto,
Edgar Wilson, George f Collins, j Henry
Beiden b. s. Carnes, Ed. Francis, Thomas
Delahanty, George Barlow and numerous
others. Mr. Cleveland considers this the
strongest company he has ever yet placed be-
adj m m
strelsy may confidently expect an entertain
ment of marked excellence. Prices for this
engagement will be 25c, Soc, 75c., and 81;
boxes So and 49,
Carleton's Return to Albaugh's.
The additional summer opera season at
summer prices will begin Monday evening
with superb production of "Amorta, "
that tuneful opera which became such faY-
orite at the New York Casino. The costumes
OH Unr