Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-05
THE THEA TIERS.

AT the new Boyd tonight and continuing
four nights, Reed and Collier in their laugh
able skit, "hoss and Hoss," which is under
the management of w. @. Smyth, will be
presented. From all accounts it deserves
the high appreciation accorded it by crowded
houses that have witnessed IL wherever it
has been presented. As Lawyer Charlie
Hoss, Read entertains his audience with his
witty saliies and funny songs William Col
lier is equally effective as judge Willie floss
and his work in this Characterization
Is said to be incompatible, while
mis- parodies are inimltable. Arthur Moul-
ton, who will be remembered as a leading
member of Frank Daniels Little Puck" is
second to Messrs. Reed and Collier, and his
characterization of Birdie hoss is something
ENJOYABLE. James p. Gentry gives capital
Interpretation Of the Yankee sheriff as
Hauks Thanks; Louise Allen as Sybil
Cerves delights the audience with her
kangaroo dance in the first act aud again in
the second with her Spanish dance. Belle
MuDis rich contralto singing is such as to
place her favorite with the audience at
once. Adele Harrington has sweet soprano
voice that is thoroughly and carefully culti-
waited. Mrs. Fred Hooker dis plays unusual
ability as Mrs. Lobelia Hoss, the wife of the
| Judge, and Helena Collier and Lillian Rams
den, each clever and agile darcers, split
| honors with each other.a
II you over attend thsitheater and enjoy an
evening Of delightful mhsic don't fall TO wit
| ness the performance Of 'Haverly's minstrels
| which IS TO take place AT Boyd's new theater
on Thursday evening, y dfe 9, for one night
| only, upon which occasion Colonel ]. III.
| Haverly, that prince ofHminstrel managers,
| will, under his personal direction. present
his original Mastodphs. This company
OF merry makers comes3to us direct from
| their long run at Havesly's Casino, where
for twenty eight weeks they have given two
| performances daily to large audiences.
The Minstrels during the past twelve
years nave appeared In ftfe principal metro
politan cities Of two ooptinents. In the com
pany are all the old fayorites. strengthened
by the addition Of tsient which has recently
received the stamp s5pf public approval
The company which, 1Lyill appear In this
city is composed OF shShs popular fayorite'
Percy Denton, Charles Sully. Bogert ant
O'Brien, Delmore and Wilson, A. M
Thatcher, Lincoln Eiwood, Harry Constan-
tine, Banks Winter, Arthur Yule, Georg
Evans, l.. M. Mettier, and others equal,
popular.
Instead Of the usual minstrel parade at i
O'clock there will be grand free open al
concert at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon b.
| Hayerly's superb band, rendering the mos
popular minstrel music OF the day. "kisseii,
the lightning drill artist, will present hi
famous musket manenyers.
The Dodd opera company, who have bee
having such splendid success at the FarnaI
| Street thealer In .'The Mascotte" and th
.sChimes OF Normandy" during the pas
week, will present "Esmine" at the matins
this afternoon aud will sing the opera durin
the week. except on Wednesday and Thnr'
day EVENING" when Tuxedo comes In for
special two nights engagement. the Dod
Opera company resuming their engagemen
ia "Erminis' on Friday evening The oper
has many admirers In Omaha. II has no