The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
THE WEEKS PLAY LIST.
CIR sTMAs BELLS" THE ATTRAC-
lion TOMORROW MIG at.

George Wilson's Minst-els to Follow
Tuesday Night and Katie Emmett in
Killarney" Thursday Night - Ef1e
ElIsler to Be Here Next Week-The
Flemings' Entertainment
Monday Night-"Chrlstmas Bells"
Tuesday Night-George Wilson's miu-
stres.
Thursday Night-Katie Emmett in xii
larney.n
These are the weeks attractions at the
theater. Christmas Bells" is brought here
under the management of L. Arthur
O'Neill of the Grand opera
house, Charleston. John A. Stevens is
at The head Of the company. Mr.. Stevens
skill $ a play wright aud his mastery of the
hstrionic art are too well known to require
comment. The NeI0S and Courier, in its
4 notice OF the initial performance OF the
q piece in Charleston last week and of the
s. company, said: Too much cannos be said
q in praise OF the excellent company of artists
Il by which Mr.. Stevens Is supported. As has
q been already recounted, Christmas Bells
Is pretty little story If the adventures of
a poor but friendess girl and kind-hearted
& physician. Enough outside characters
81 are worked in to make the plot
81 Interesting, and, Of course, in the end
the hero and heroine come out VIC
toious and right completely triumphs over
might. The performance was smooth and
even from beginning to end. Miss Tessie
"a Butler as MAY the heroine, acted her
difficult part with conspicuous ability. Mr..
X. German made an excellent middle weight
villain under the somew hat suggestive title
OF Col. Powers MIR Harry Curtaiue's
4 representation of Simon Kenna, a vaga-
& bond with remarkable procllvity for drink,
was simply lnimitable. Miss Louise Dick
son to, the part of Jane Wilson in fine
style. Miss Annie Barclay made capital
sd9entu ess. Mr.. a. p Brooks, as a love-
Slck medical student. was enough to cure
aay case of hlues, and Phyllis his some
What exacting fauce, was acted to per-
lection by Miss Olive Berkeley"
george Wilson's Ministries are never old.
uey Lave been here every season for the
So aS1 eIgnt or ten years and are new each
time, They will be here again Tuesday
u slt and promise TO be as new as ever.
re Baltimore american, in speaking Of
-s $40 IS recent appearance there. says:
a usual, the bright particular star of the
c1i'IJu vas tie inlmisable and irresistible
gorge. 1t can lot be denied that this old
.IAe Iavorlte is still at the-head of the min
T5l world. His fun seems to bubble like
"e'l spring Of una tulterated originality,
- ending upon the demands of his audi
.o9 and his audian never seems to tire
na%iug uim exhaust mis- budget Of laugh
&c .ylngs. His present show is without
aolot strongest that he has ever pre-
&c ted here"
AAlla Emmett has scored heavily with
we" York audiences in her recent produc-
,4 OF Con Murq hy's play Killarney, "
It1 WIN give the same entertainment here
utrsley evening. The play will be illus
1'ed hy carload of scenery. All of 1t
-aS oeen taken from photographs of the
nous Irish lakes, and Il is said to be true
nature. The Kenmore road carran trail
.u 'he reeks, Ross castle. the old brickeen
i'Ise and the chain OF lakes have all
hen reproduced on canvas, making
entire productions the greatest
san'rtma of the Lakes of Kill
Ne ever placed before the public.
rs 'N IHnme.t is popular actress, and her
81 Sg'lla ny ls the result of her merit. The
4 Ne" York Critic says of her: "She does
90 attempt TO monorolze the stage, and
wi,s raj other characters shared the honors
AUG FLAMING afkar