Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-20
Amusement Notes.

Two large audiences enioyed Miss Go-won-
| go Mohawks Indian play and her beautiful
Indian ponies at Harris Theater yesterday.
The play is a stirring picture of western
life, and is well done.
HYDE's VAUDEVILLE COMPANY pleased big
audience at Harry Williams last night. The
artists in this company are well-known
here, including James +. Hoey, who is as
funny as ever the lie Ere trio, Helene Mora,
who has new song, the Weston Brothers,
who do very clever turn as Italian and
negro musicians, and others of note. Jack
McAulitfe's windup with the gloves, in
which he and James Nelson pounded each
other well, set the audience wild.
THERE is a rattling good indoor circus at
the Worlds Museum this week. 1t is Greg
ory Brothers winter circus. The Gregorys
are very clever gymnastS and they are sup
ported by number of good people includ-
ing: Molie and George Beltord, who do a
great trapeZe act; Frank Seamom, with In
dian clubs: the Bartlett family. crack rifle
shots, and George HartZeh, good comedian.
\ white horse named Dollie also does a
number of very amusing and surprisingly
intelligent tricks. The rest of the show is
equally good.
THE season of grand opera, which will be-
gin at the Duquesne Theater on Monday,
October 26 promises to be the most notable
musical event of many years. The Minnie
Hauk Grand Opera Company to which we
Iyy
is. it is claimed, one of the
strongest and most evenly balanced
operate organizations that has ever visited
our city. 1t is company that will have no
off nights, for instead of being an organiZa-
ton with a single star, surrounded by an
inferior company, it is company of stars,
artists whose names are recognized
both in this country and in Europe as
occupying the highest rank in their pro-
fession. The repertoire is as follows: Mon
day, Garment" Tuesday and Wednesday,
''Cavalleria Rusticana;" Thursday, La Ira
viata;' Friday, "Lohengrin;'' Saturday mat
inee, popular opera, and Saturday even
ing, Faust"
HARRY DAVIS Fifth Avenue Museum was
visited by more people yesterday than ever
probably went to a place of entertainment
in Pittsburgh in one day before From 10 A.
NJ. till IL p. NJ. the building was packed with
eager sight-seers. They were attracted by
the wonderful freak of nature, Laloo, and
that young man had the pleasure OF review
ing several thousands of Pittsburgers and
hearing all sorts of comments upon his ap-
pearance. That he is a good-looking young
man must be conceded by everyone. At the
examination by a score or so OF prominent
physicians yesterday morning Laloo an
swered all questions in bright, intel
ligent manner, and made suggestions
occasionally that helped the doctors
to better understanding of the
anomaly he presents in his double
entity. The decision of the Pittsburg
physicians is that this extraordinary pair OF
twins can never be separated and live.
Laloo is conscious of pain when any part of
his sister is pirched, which in itself is proof
that the blood circulates through the
two bodies, and therefore makes them
practically one. In fact, when he walked
into the museum yesterday morning putting
cigar no one would have suspected that
the apparently very stout young man in a
large ulster was anything less than gentle
man of leisure getting great deal out of
life. In addition to Laloo, Harr! Davis has
a good vaudeville entertainment, headed by
Sheridan and Wright.