Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
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w norS ss.enxsn ~ sno 0o e
sleeant and rhs coIors harmonixe 10
parfectiou. several catchy sonqs aud
oancea Are introduced and Beatrice.
The phenomena. execu tea several hand
snrinu and AIDE vheels. The Nero
baIlet. by twenty Young iadiea will
surely catch the front rows stronply.
The IL Ardo sisters. Mile ZttteIla ana
Matt FIynn. NARROW and Piunkett aud
= novelty by Mile Reatrice. completes
the olio' The burlesoue "Kuee-Row.
or the Destruction OF Home." u the
name OF the usual ~ terpiece.
Local Lobby Chatter.
Tho following editorial from the
New York World has . direct local
bearing: 1.-THE law which closes the
aters on Sundays Is unjustifiable, AID
New York fingers in the baleful shadow
of puritanicat intolerance. To open
the theaters on Sundays will give 10
those VINO nave only tnAt one evening :
.ei.uso - shS 80 20 .nsns " sp.uu
- III stneo:u'9 snu PsonsIo sco,oa-
s'oi' ~ VIII Ia no 1ct'o:ess ~ lu'o.
iere WIN sno noe!sy snu comtoLs VI
snose WY tu,uk !. "lons 70 sssouu '"e'
@ssos on ounuss*
The fact that man will sometimes
spend ten times the value OF ticket to
get into . theater on pass, was illus
.aseo ouLing Tue pass week; = man ~
S Was iI p one u .ns oa,oons ~i ;,n
ne "a. pus r,'oasan seus s "cn. ms =
VIC AZ sas' uesuay ~ Son'alnsu =
pass ahc u Wa pau ms lar. .h ns ,a,
a auu u 49,. ~ LAY ~ VIC "o ss
v s; makns .na 81. 60. n sus pu.po'' " ss'-
'''s ln'o : sue" io1 no'n'''s'
A. n. Palmer. one OF the most re-
putable managers in tho country, di-
a ao sue T suus VI o ~ naaau - snas
vU s"ts ~: n.I suppo1. ,,,s sI'pSuy he :.
. ~. ~ oL su.s s'oe auu - ns.uen ~
s ss NC" sSs .h.s.s $780, 1919 ne nu,
derstand what > great actor Willard Is,
there will BE- . rush for seats tomorrow
equal 20 the days when Edwin Booth
used to como this way.
u.vr.rc. Har,sv l..d;nc m.rof.h.
"Blue Jean9' company, is certainly
one of the most promising of the young
generation of actors. His methods are
legitimate, quiet and effective. In his
first years on the stage he had excel
lent training with the Booth ana
Datfess company. no nAs c"ss aslue
sne oss ZOE "e'oofsms most sIsce'
iuiiy.
Two theater parties attended tho
ffince ana the fauper performance
on fnoay evening, ana tnirty.nlno
,saiCs anu esnuemen viii ns.enu ine
The stv,s ~ s,ssnj,r" tho thsst. s.
on~ht - h.come rornIs, ga i c,vs.
ths EVENING : social color that mnst ba
= source IF nlea.ure To the nartici.
pants.
The ,ndicat;ors are that 9 LARGE and
refined audience will witnes. WIZARD
great performance in "The Middle
man" a: Powers tomorrow night.
The Chicago naners have said aome
complimentary things about Karl
Armstrong; dialect IN "Pete- Peter