The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-09
A WEEK FULL OF COMEDY
wILFRED CLARKEs ENGAGEMENT
TO OPEN TO MORROW NIGHT.

"Nettles" and "ris For Tat" the Open
Ing Plays-The Rom ainder of the
Repertoire to be Announced-Law
renee Hanley's Engagement in "rhe
Player" Three Nights N ext Week.
Monday night, WiIfred Clarke In Met
tlesn and Cit For Tat"
Tuesday matinee, "Sweethearts" aud
paul Pry."
Tuesday night. "My Wife's Husband"
That is the repertoire for the irst three
performances Of Wilfred Clarke's weeks
engagement to open tomorrow night. The
remainder Of the repertoire will be an-
nouncsd tomorrow night The engagement
is a unique one. Mr.. Clarks is fine come
dian. He is no stranger to Savannah
audiences and has always been enthusiast
ticAlly received. His acting is on the line
Of that Of Stuart Robson and Roland Reed.
Manager johnson is DESTROYS that the ladies
should know what an excellent attraction
be has and has Invited ladies free tomorrow
night if accompanied by gentleman. The
company comes with the highest indorse-
ment.
The Atlanta Journal says: "a large and
highly Rppreciative nu6iance welcomed
Wifred Clarke back to Atlanta, and was
treated TO a most delightful Interpretation
of an equally charming comedy in three
acts, entitled, Tit fer Tat Tho company
is uniformly excellent one. The story
becomes much mixed one; and Ia two
small ( miles the most ludicrous and dis
tressing complications occur. Every part
is we'll interpreted. Tho stage settings are
very neat and the costumes elegant. Mr.
Clarke is very active and very ludicrous IN
his facial expressions, and kept his audi
ence in constant uproar OF laughter and
applause. His acting IS even better than
ever, il such could be the case"
At each performance a numbered ticket
will be given 60 each OF the audience and on
Saturday night the holder Of a number
drawn will be given 800 in gold.
The attraction following Wilfred Clarke's
engagement will be Lawrencs Hanley 10 a
three nights engagement in The Player
In which he has just made his debut as a ster.
IL is unnecessary to say anything about So
vaanah' favorlte young actor further than
that DO will play here. His popularity alone,
without my reference to his ability as an
actor, is sufficient toill the thee5er during his
engagement. The play in which he will be
seen is q novelty which embraces both trag-
edy and comedy. It is from the pen Of tho
well-known playwright, Miss Blanche
49, AA'AAA4~J - CSSV AuO"A ~ wy
general theater-gOing public on account Of
bis connection with tbs Booth Barrett COM
bination and with Mime. Mod jsska. He was
diligently watched and taught by these
great artists, and under the personal
artistic care Of Nine. Mod jeska be toured
The country and appeared only to receive
praise. The company supporting Mr.. Han
ley Is an excellent one. made up principally
OF artists belonging TO stock companies ia
New York. The scenery especially is the
exsct reproduction CT DTury Lane theater,
is particularly line sad altogether the young
star is surrounded by the best material
money can get or artistic feeling Suggest.
The sale OF seats for the engagement will
be begun this week Mr. Hanley will be hare
Monday, Tuesday aud "Wednesday, April
II, Is and 10.