The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-31

Charles H. Yates New DEVILS Auc-
tion." will be presented at the Acade-
my OF Music, next Monday and Tues.
day evenings. Mr.. Yale, the proprie-
tor and manager, was met In New
York few days ago by newspaper
man and expressed himself in q very
interesting way in reference to the
production of spectacles, speaking
particularly OF his own pieces.
Having placed before the public,
the largest spectacles of late years
and having made many Of those pro-
ductions," lie said, II think l have
gained the confidence Of the people SO
that when they see one OF my produc-
tons billed they can feel assured that
they are going to see tirst-class per-
Torrance in every detail.
II do not think there is company
better equipped than The New Devils
Auction" l own and carry scene
cars, trucks and vans. These cars are
made especially for this kind OF bust
ness. Tho cost of one OF these cars
alone would fully equip ia its
way one of these so-called spectacles
Of which speak.
In every respect my plan for trans
porting my objects Is more complete
and convenient than have ever seen,
IL has always been my aim to carry
n full and complete company of fret
class talent. Many Of my artists en-
gagged for this season have n national
reputation, which is u record no other
spectacular company can show.
The New DEVILS Auction is an on.
tirely brand HOW production. Every
costume, every yard OF scene cloth,
every piece OF lumber, every calcium
and other light effects. in fact every
trunk is absolutely new. have on
ttrcly rcnrransed the piece and have
introduced new scenes, new dialogue,
now CHARACTERS, new songs new music
and new speeiallties. It's all new.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The appearance here OF the New
York Vaudeville Stars, which will DO
their first hero. at the Grand Opera
House ON Saturday evening, will no
doubt receive grand welcome. The
Cincinnati Inquirer says as follows:
| There was no premium on the fun
dispensed at the Peoples Theatre, last
night, by Gus Hills New York Nuude.
1 vile Stars, ono OF the best vaudeville
companies on the road A largo uu.
dlehce laughed Mt the fun makers and
went away in tho best of humor. The
company includes seventeen well.
known variety artists, nnd the whole
| pei tormnnce, with no exception, was
pnr excellence.
Lavender and Tomson were loudly
applauded, Miss Maud Beverly in hei
songs ana quick changes captlvated
the audience with her graceful move,
ments Dixon and Lang In their sketch
the upper ten and the lower five, swift
and Chase III musical act. Emerson
and Cook III "FuEnibnlism, John T.
Drew, McAyoy and May Patterson
Bros, mOnatchs Of tho triple bars
Prince Satsuna, the Jupancse wonder
worker added to tho evenings amuse
ment. The performance closed with d
comedy by Fred, j. Huber entitled
A Hot Pickle, which was productive d
mtrriment as was its intention.
The next following the above attrac
ton will DO tho hcdulng-Stantun Com
pany, whose engagement opens at the
Grand Oper IA llousA ueXt Monday am
lasts the whole week. Pink Domios'
Is three act cOmedy.drana in which
that bright lady, Miss Redding,is seer
TO Il line advantage, as Lady Maggie
WaBstalf. exceptionally supported 10y
MIR. Hugh stanton, as ChaIle Grey
thure. Tho supporting company M,
adequate to the roles assigned them
They have been playing to packet
houses and are tho fuvoTltes wAercve
they have appeared. and as the lcadinI
stars arc W. II known to theatie-s Ger
OF this city they will no doubt draw
large houses during their engagement
here.