Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

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saaoyneAt acre Ia ine gynlnasgsc exef
clsr.S 81 numerous class The pyramid
lr.siurlnc ~as extremely the. the group
iDxs teln. cisserls esAncsised by ih.
festor Garland and perfectly executed
D., what seemed IA he ltu or uore well
DEVELOPED Young athletes. In the liter
AIRY aad musical numbers sllo Nelef
quartet MAS heard. This party If
singers IL well trained ard lie
music - arfissicalis correct aisd inspif
lns. Miss Hughes gave harp sslectivn
which Was danfily amt delieafels cx
erutea. securing Tor her an enthusiastic
burst II Spplausr. Mr.. Pupke played
violin SOLO. tie has hBs conception 81
music aud the possibilities IL his ins;ru
ment. aud played most exanisitely. The
grm az the evening Was the ballad Gall
ole Back Again by Mira b. NJ. Davis.
The gifted singers rlei. and resonant
voice reached every Granny of the vas;
auditorium. and it, sweetness fairly Gu
tranced every person in the audience.
She was given recali Ia which she re
spon,sei appropriately by an appearance
al the left wing and fitting acknowi.
edgincnt. The military drill 10y squad
from Company III under Captain Boone.
was emphasized by lis precision and
dash. Prof. Neilensfein and MIR. Pupke
contributed grand duo and the gym
nastic cla>s ended the entertainment
with more pyramids
The success IL NJ. Paul Blouet Max
O'Relll in Australia has been very great
indeed For nine months he has been
touring the principal cities. from Broken
Hill Ia the north II queensland. and
. everywhere his delightful comedy Ieet-
ures have attracted crowded audiences.
Ia both Melbourne and sydney he has
given twenty five lectures. sometimes APP
pearing twice in the day 10 overlooking
audiences. while his seasons In brisbane
and Adelaide were noticed 10y the press
IA being far more successful than those
IL his predecessors on the lecture plat
form. Having delivered over lJ0 comedy
lectures in Australia and Tasmania. Max
O'kell, with the new year. crossed Ia
New Zealand. where his success has
been equally great. In Dunedin. Christ
church and Wellington the thcaisrs
proved too small 10 contain his enthu-
siastic audiences In thess circum-
stances X s. Smythe, the well known
impressario, has invited NJ. Blouet IL ex
tend his tour for four months. ~ as Ia
include South Africa. Tor which colony
the author Of .John Bull and Ills
Island was To sail ia the Australasian.
leaving Melbourne March 10.
An unusually important event ~ the
focal season j. the appearance here OF
Charles Frohman's company Saturday
evening ia The Powers. This time the
company will present play which has
proven itself Ia be a most distinguished
success in its repertory, ii. {. DeMiile's
work, The Lost Paradise
The Lost Paradise is a remarkably
strong play and. while il has romantic
love story for its main theme. ii deals in
wholly interesting manner with one OF
the vital issues ~ the day the question
Of capital VI. labor. The author has
not placed himself in the position IL
offering offense by an attempted solu-
ton of the problem. but he has handled
the question earnestly and in way 10
cause both employer and employed 10
do little Just thinking. The original
New York scenic investment will be-
brought here. and among the players
are Charles w. Stokes. Forrest Robin
son. Frank Dayton. Merriam Bruce.
Louis Hendricks. James j.. Rickard.
Lawrence Eddinger. ;. s. Wiltsie. James
ii. Cody. George W. Neville. j. III. Marsh.
Henry Schaifer. Misses Laura Linden.
Esther Lyon. Virginia Marlowe. Frances
Lander. Arlie Athens, Fanny Cohen.
Geneyieve Rollo.
Barlow Brothers Minstrels at the
Baldwin theatcr last night offered an
excellent first part. In which the good
singing by vocalists brilliantly coetumed
was highly entertaining. The gyIanasfic
fcats - the Leon brothers. the Juggling
81 the Japanese troupe and the comical
ities of Messrs Barlow Brothers. which
followed, were all commendable features
in program that was arranged with
genuine taste and skilI.--San Francisco
Afgonaut. In The Powers March y.
Tickets for Henry wat,erson's famous
lecture on Money and Morals" which
will bc given in Powers opera house
March -. FOR the benefit ~ the Press
club. will he placed on sale this morn
ing. They can be procured al the usual
rlacee and n memis-sf ~ the club.
Monday morning these tickets can be
exchanged for reserved seats az The box
oisice IL Powers opera house. The price
II tickets will be - cents. with no extra
charge for reserved seats.
The brilliant military comedy drama.
"a Fair Rebel which Will be- given in
The Grand next week. is one - the
strongest and interesting plays that has
been produced - late years IL y based
an incidents a the late mar. The com.
pany u said - he tirxtclass IN every re-
syecf. aud includes quartet a trained
taices.
Ia Warrington. stage carT~nter ~
Powers. slipped 90 the walk in frsut 4
Sehpoidfr'e fuisacco store Nerinse las
leeeniug and disi,sated bis right shtuillff
4 he walkrd tark O. the opera housn and
l1f pel amp rfsiucsi the dissgrsfinn II
eiIl he several siaye before ~ can re-
ssime he duties 10 the pay hcspe.
Collec;ans hssr happy way = pleas
frv cxs-r1l ssfs af5si - Staying - no nfher
equalization san. The ttsiegians fru7n
t.s.rn4ll are Dot lseking n THE respect
tli Wha have heaFd them testify O. thsi,
alslits - entertain Hear their cs,neefi
a. The p.swess March -
After Sven years uas preioces y
The fsrarsi Yesterday The naa3 s
r siie rssnsfas,s = fsuth shiffier W ffi.
ps.sse thar - tire ne hat Tsrscesis<i a
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