The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09
THE WEEKS SHOW LIST.

"Hazel Kirke" to Be Followed by
paul Keuvar" and "a Collar Door"
Tuesday-Effie Elsler in Hazel Kirke."
Wednesday and Thursday and Wednes-
day Matinee-''Paul Kauvar"
Friday indebtedness Cellar Door"
That "Hazel Kirke" goes home to the
heart has been given as the reason for it's
continued success. Be that as 1t may, the
play has been and will probably continue to
be, a success. The wonderful success Of the
play last season, the first since the play was
discontinued by Miss Ellsler on account Of
i'll health, so thoroughly proved to the man
agement that there was still not only life,
but great vitality and drawing power in the
old play, that 1t was concluded to spare no
necessary expense to place the attraction
before the public in a manner equal to its
first production. That success in this di-
rection has been attained will be proved
upon its appearance at the theater Tuesday
night.
All that the play lacked last season In the
way of scenery, etc, IL is said has been sup
piled. Scenery, decorations and properties,
all new and OF the most complete character,
have been added; original music arranged
by Mollenhauer furnished; with electrical
light effects, which produces better and
greater realistic results than ever possible
by the means Of gas light alone In the way
of costumes Miss Ellsler has several new and
very effective dresses manufactured for her
during her recent visit to Paris. The oom-
pany has been strengthened in the minor
parts while the principal characters are
still in the hands Of those who originally
created them, Effie Ellsler, G. w. Couldock
and Frank Weston. Miss Loula Porter of
Atlanta, who made hit in the play when
1t was last seen here, Is with the company
and will be given a warm reception by her
friends
W. A. Harold representing james B.
Mackie and his company in "Grimes' Cellar
Door" is in the city arranging for the CON-
panys appearance here next Friday night
Mr. MackIe was for five seasons "Grimesey
Me Boy" in "A Bunch Of Keys" and was
the first to play I'll at part Ia the south. His
own piece is said to be exceptionally bright
and clever, and to have all the requirements
OF popular laughing success.
1t Is now in its third year, and was writ
ten especially for Mr.. Mackie, to give him a
part suited to his peculiar style of comedy
acting. The central figure, BILLY Grimes"
Is said TO fit him to perfection. The story
briefly told is of aprecocious yankee juvenile,
VINO Is Entrusted to the care of q penurious
and interruptions guardian who has an eye
to the main chance. One of his peculiar
Whlms is bargains, and among his acqusi-
tons is a statue of Pandora - which 10 the
way Of comedy productions Of the present
day, becomes full of life at the most oppor-
tune time. Between 'Pandora" and Billy
Grimes" the guardian-"J Josiah Crimes
and his boarders who ara slmmerng on
crimes farm, are given the livelies5 kind
OF time.
Paul Kauvar,n Steele Mackaye's pict-
uresque and romantic drama, which ran
over 100 nights at the Standard theater,
New York, will be presented in Savannah
tEls week. The play is built on the French
method, and has many great and striking
PICTURES, which do not interrupt, but rather
intensity, the action. 1t presents in a clear
ana unmistakable manner the distinction
oetwean liberty and license, and patriotism
ana mob violence, and it employs love.
nstred, selfshness and ambition as the pas
SONS which sway and animate its leading
personages. The action takes place in Paris
ana La Vendee, during the French revolur
ton, and the story ends with a mob scene,
saoWlng the rescue of the heroine. in which
are employed nearly 100 trained subordi-
mates.
GEORGE W. Herbert, representing the
Two Old Cronies,n is in town arranging
Ior Tue production of this farce-comedy at
the theater Monday evening, Dot. II. He
says the show will eclipse all former efforts
AZ Will be presented with an entire new
company, carefully selected from the best
tuesday, night the Fleming Dramatic
association will produce "Among the
breakers" for the benefit of the Sacred
heart church, at Masonic temple. Che play
las been rehearsed under the direction Of
1Lr William Fleming for month. It "a an
exceptionally strong one, Astounding in
very clever and amusing scenes, and it has
EIlmaXes, which. il produced in the fault
- manner that they were at the scenic
.enearsal last night, will make the play in
osresting to those who attend. The cast is
as follows:
i'ayd Murray, the light keeper. NJ. J. Heagarty
E'ts Divine (hs assistant). ;........J, Il. Riley
non Bruce Hunter ........ j H. McNalIy
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