Telegram-herald., 1891-01-16

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kdgsx snd Frank BAAss. Who hsss
eeen ssenhsrs IN TIE pasL Harry
Ey0nss il selis IN hia uAsstes-
fui presentation al Baron HAshsld.
: unique aud asstlnets - vel ~ hixhiy
astistic, edert, that viz always pre-
sesve n she nsind Of The thoughtful
and ebservast theaosr pafroa- lousse
Elai. - Nina. doss By no means suder
IA comparison With her predecessor IN
the rois. Her ssronG point vs. an aim
AZ naturalness. sad che succeeded 80
far u thls THAI shs usade The charsc-
ter breath and pulsase, and did nos
Tor an instant force into reception the
Individuality. II may have lacked
farce aud visility, but che succeeded IN
keeping within bounds Of the feeling
and 0ttessnces Of the pars--and that u
arr. The cast Is superb throughout
and Mr.. Palmer again subsfalneA he
reputation in Grand Rapids for giving
the public good performance.
James Reilly, . iovlal comedian with
winning afssinmcnts - 40 actor and -
= anger. continues TO please the patrons
OF Redmond's. There ere soms good
character pasts in the play. and II. s.
Sargeant ia typical New York round
about 10 attracting attention for . very
clever and correct representation Of =
person familiar in all large cities.
Three moro performances, namely, to-
night and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
John L. Sullivan 10 attracting great
attention because he has become an
actor. One thing 10 assured, and that
10 from . hox-office standpoint he 10
success. He will be 1T Powers' next
Monday evening. An actor OF come
years reputation, Duncan ID. Harrison,
pays him q large salary TO play with
him in Honest Hearts and Willing
Hands" Seats are now on sale, and
the demand is already very large.
". s. Wood, every man, woman and
child IN Grand Rapids knows the hand
some boy actor, viii pay his annual
visit to Redmond's next week in the
Sensational melodrama depicting metro
politan life, entitled "Out ia the
Streets" The seats are now on sale
for this engagement.
Tonight Cora Tanner, . handsome -
we'll "a capable actress, will begin two
nights engagement at Powers. with
matinee tomorrow. Her manager, Col.
Sim, Is enc of the old school theatrical
managers, who recognizes the import
ance OF = well disciplined stage produc-
ton. To accomplish this be has aur-
rounded his handsome and remarkably
talented star with = company OF rare
excellence. Miss Tanners gowns are
spoken Of by the New York press ~ thu
highest exempliications of tho dress
makers art. Her successful play, "The
Refugees Daughter" is . stage story
full Of warm, human interest, bright
ened by numerous bits of comedy.
"Little Trixie" will no doubt meet
with q warm welcome here on Monday
night at the Lyceum. May Smith Rob
bins is we'll known, not only asa charm
ing sou6riette, but a. q dancer she
hardly has an equal. The entire COM
pAny is composed of comedians who
arc well known. The management of
the house have acceded to the popular
demand and have made the prices 10.
20, so and so cents. Miss Robbins will
appear in Little Trixie."
Many actors have tried the feat ac-
compIished nightly by Appel at Smiths
Opera House, but he ia the first tight.
rope walker who turns q complete
somersault. Don't miss the great at
fractions at this theater this week.
Matinees today and Saturday. with
shows every night this week.
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