The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-18
The Opera House.

--H oPSEN OuS Ea A
At the Opera House tonight and during the
week will be presented Tom Taylor's widsiy
known drama The Ticket OF Leave Nan 7"
There is some extra fesiing of interest in this
play aroused pwiug TO ths fact thlt Mr.. Frank
A. Dale.ths well known amateur Of Jersey City
Heights aud member OF The Ashley Dramatic
Association will be the bob Brieriy'' on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings. Mrs.
Dale will be the Mrs. Wiiloushby'' on the
same evenings. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dals have
played these parts aceeptably TO audience ia
aud about jersey City, but have never had the
advantage Of the superior support Of a. well
trained professional company, as they will have
on the evenings mentioned.
Their numerous friends have far 10 advance
sigpiied their intention to attend these per-
formauces, rs has also every amateur ass cia =
tion of Jersey City. With this encouragement
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale are spurred onward to their
best endeavor, and express them salvei a; being
grateful for the kind interest manifested. anu
for the many kind wishes for their success.
Ga the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday and the regular matinees, Mr.. W. j.
Fleming will appear in the character Of bob
krierly" with the same carefully selected
company. THIS is one Of Mr.. Jennings ~favorite
parrs and those who know him spe Ak OF hin as
the Ideal Bob" Such IS the interest aroused
that many people intend to see both gentleman
on their respective nigats.
Ross Hoboken Theatre.
There will be fun fast and furious tonight at
the first representation of the Two Johns
which will continue until Wednesday evening,
Including the regular matinee. -
The last two nights and the Saturday matinee
Of this week comes to US at the Ross Hoboken
Theatre that magnetic and pleasing German
American comedian, Gus Williams. Introducing
his laughing success, april Fool"
AT Proctor's.
A great combination Of expensive artists
always attracts considerable attention. Great
operas have been given with a cast made up of
atars. Bit it'renaius for Manager Proctor to
put together the vaudeville entertainment COM
posed entirely OF leaders in their various lines.
Last week the enterta innent furnished at the
Ladies' Club was a str oDg one, but this com
ing week it is simply phenome nal, as every
ifIeiiIber of it has. at oue time ia his or her
career, been at the head of a str ong combina-
tion, of which they were the reco gnized star.
The entertainment Ia the long est Q yer given.
as it lasts twelve and ons-haIf no urs, and there
is no question but that tbs patro mage will be as
great as IL has been throughout t he fall season.
A~rcanumites will Attend.
The grand officers of the Royal Arcanum of
New YORK, aud those of New Jersey residing Ia
been especially invited to the opening OF tha
Union Square Theatre. N. Y, by Mr.. B. F..
meiaa. ra nf Fl pro Mr Ksitb ana sbe MT: = z f. +, A CiPit
OF Boston, Providence. New York and Pniladel-
phIa-
These gentlemen are both members of Allstou
Council Roysl Arcanum or Boston, and Mr.. A.
Howell the popular and clever editor OF the
Roiat Arcanun Guide, who suggested
this courtesy, Is connected with
the press department OF Mr.. Keith's
enterprises. There will also bs a large dslege-
lion Of press representatives from the yarlou,
cities mentioned, present as guests of Msssrs.
Keith ard Aibse, and a very auspicious opening
ii promised. Grand Regent s. J. kailmann and
his staff, from New Jersey, will be on hand. to-
gatller with delegations from several councils
Ia Jersey City.
The opening bill Is that-charmlng opera "Ship
Alloy. rendered by the Gaiety Opera Com
pany. followed by a vaudeville. The programme
will be continuous from noon to half past ten
ut night.