The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
TgF WEEK ON THE STAGE
,,crDY AND OPERA THE PRIN-
pal COMING ATTRACTIONS.


opal COMING ATTRACTIONS.
rna Daughters of Israel Entertain
~ 70 be Repeated at To-morrow's
,ro+inee-Manten in "The Corsican
--o+bers," "Monbars" and 1.-THE
To,,isianian" Wednesday and Thurs
z.r-"The Little Tycoon" the Rest of
80 week-The Coming Concert
m. tbester will be open four nights this
-aak With three matinees.
Monday Matinee The Daughters of
IA entertainment.
- wednesday Night-Manten in THE Cor
sican Brothers"
''G rbursday Matinee-Mantell In "Mon-
bars"
Friday and Saturday Nights and Satur-
Az Nstiuee-"The Little Tycoon"
The entertainment Of the Adolph Gre
n;an1 aud Willing Workers bands,
n.ngbters Of Israel, which was so success
t,nv given at the thsate- last Monday night
Iii he repeated tomorrow afternoon. The
.,tertaiument was so generally praised by
+hooa who saw it Monday night that many
noonIe who did not see it then will avail
thonselyes of the opportunity to see it to-
4 ,,orrow. One-half the receipts will go to
/ che savannah nursery at the Louisa Porter
s. Home.
The second performance OF the Young
4 Mons Hebrew Association minstrel troupe
viii be given at Masonic temple. Feb. %.
Il Tbs success attained by the various branches
81 this association and its members will
hardly be dlmmed by the minstrel troupe,
Tbich has been actively rehearsing since its
& last performance. The programme will be
q new entirely and several new members have
& been added TO the company. The following
are the caste: Mr.. A. 2. Solomons, inter-
I iooutor: h. P. Greenwood, M. Il. Roths-
cbild, NJ. n. Jacobs, tamborines; NJ. H.
4 Hsym. A. Abrahams. Nj. S. Herman,
homes; l. Hellman, P. L. Jacobs, s. Hirsch.
HI |. Micheels, by Cohen. Sol Dryfus.
Julian Hexter, M. Sternberg. Messrs. R. j.
4 Annie and l. Rosenfeld are the musical
q directors
i The opening scene will be novelty and
1 will be amusing to every one of the specta-
4 tors present. 1t has been arranged for side
4 splitting laughter.
The Forest City Banjo Club. comprising
banios. mandolins and guitars, will dis
4 course sweet melodies This club is made
A W entirely from members of the minstrel
company.
The popular 'Porters on Pullman
Train" that was SO we'll received last time,
will be succeeded by the "Jim Jams, Sail
ors. " and the Fancy Colored Band" which
Il an avian y,rotkior and haitian Y1iaCod on no
stage than the "Porters."
drill by the "Colored Busch Zouaves"
and the "Ragamuffin Band" will be among
the popular features.
OF the actors Of prominence on the stage
to-day there are few who have made a
better impression than Robert Mantell.
Wednesday evening he will present Alex
ander Dumas fascinating romance of 1.-THE
Corsican Brothers" The play is more or
less familiar. The production Mr.. Mantell
gives OF it is acknowledged to be the finest
gwen, and Manteli's success as ''Lsuis" and
"Fsbien del Franchi" is only second to that
be achieved in "Monbars." The version of
the play is the same as was
used by Henry Irving for his late London
revival, and is divided into six acts and tab
eaux. The ghost scenes, slides, visions,
tricks, traps, vampires and other mechani-
cal effects, are still modelled after those used
by Mr.. Irving. and the scenery, costumes
S1d properties are described as being unus-
Ually costly and elaborate. At the Thurs
/ day matinee, Mr.. Mantell will be seen in
4 "Monbars," in which Mr.. Mantell made so
decided a hit in this city three seasons ago.
With the piece the play-goers of Savannah
are already familiar. and nantel's singular
charm and power are sufficiently attested by
4 It's drawing power. Thursday evening Mr..
Mantell viii appear in his new and roman
4 tic drama, the Louisianian.n
The merry comic opera, THE Little
tycoon" which will be- seen Friday and
Saturday nights and at Saturday matinee,
& can be justly styled the magnetic co nic
OPERA People 60 TO see it again and again,
and the more they go the better they seem
to ike it. It's record SURPRISES anything in
a toe opera line Philadelphia listened TO its
tu.etul airs for nearly three years, and had
g It not been for the burning of the Temple
tleater it would probably be running there
yet The graceful and finished comedian,
T. =. Graham, who is the original General
hnlckerbocker," will be seen here in his
fayorite part The other members OF she
emfany are joseph Moaiey, Robert Dun
oar, George H. Broderck, J. F. McGovern,
Laura Willard, Mabella Baker and Mamie
CeIbi. The fascinating "Ohl Abm duet
VIII be revived. and the topical song "Caun't
DO 1t, You Know" will be sung. The
scenery and costumes are all new. The
Chorus consists OF thirty voices.
The concert at the theater Thursday, Feb
% Will beyond doubt be the concert of the
season. Rehearsals have been in progress
some tlme. The rehearsals preceding the
!asV VIII be held at the residence of Prof
w. n, Smith, No. 90 Jones street, tomorrow
nlght. The leading talent Of the city will
participate in the concert. The principal
numbers will be concerted. The leading
~ lists will be Mrs. Finnie and Mr.. Julian
alker, who will also make bis debut as
pianist. A feature OF the concert will be
1ae singing of the wedding chorus, which
was heard at the Independent Presbyterian
Cnurch last week. Prof. Cobb will play a
Of1et solo. Another feature will be the
a mae chorus. The full chorus will numb
Ivy voices and will sing with full orchestral
impairment. The concert is under the
SSHectlon OF Prof. Smith, who has been
GeYoung much pains to the rehearsals. 1t
os an1er the auspices of Oglethorpe lodge OF
uul Fellows. The sale of tickets is now in
sress oy members of the committee and
si sue lodge and at the usual places in the
Wy The sale of reserved seats will begin
''Mvingston's Feb. GO.
,, Is. Shaw, who has whstled herself into
S S,.g 10 England. will soon returu home
''u uer two daug hters. both whistlers.
cost Mrs. Hodgson Burnett SIS, 900 in
~ a cash TO lind out thas her play, THE
du'"mans Daughter" wasn't liked in Lon