The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1893-10-31
The Theatres.

When Mr.. ]. X. Murray, in "Glen-da-
Lough," comes to the Walnut st. Theatre,
Philadelphia, Professor E. Nichols
Crouch, who composed Kathleen Ma
vourneen," will conduct the orchestra at
each performance while Mr.. Crouch sings
the favorite ballad. The professor is oyer
eighty years of age, and his conducting
the orchestra is one of the features of
"Glen-da-Lough" whenever it has been
seen.
Mr.. Henry E. Dixey, in 1.-THE New
Adonis" has adapted himself faithfully to
the lines of that famous old piece, which
had the longest run of any buIlesque ever
known on this continent. Mr.. Dixey's
success so far this season, in'Adonis," has
simply been repetition OF prosperous en-
gagements.
Mamie Gilroy, who takes the part OF 'Bossy'
I'm Hoyt's "a Texas Steer" first came to Phila-
delphia in Tuxedo" and since that time has
been singing in all the principal burlesques
that have been produced. She has now tor
saken burlesque and gone into Legitimate
comedy, which, by the way, seems to be the
ultimate ambition OF all burlesquers.
Tomaso salvini. the worlds greatest ira
Redian, has been in this country this fall, visit
ing his son, Alexander Salvini, and the
Worlds Fair as well. 1t is not unlikely that
the senior SalYini may be with his son when
that handsome and romantic young actor
plays ct the Walnut St. Theatre
Mr.. James II. Powers has a new play en-
titled, "walker. London" 1t is play In
which Toole the London comedian, made q
wonderful success. 1t was originally
brought to this country by Nat @. Goodwin
Mr.. Goodwin expected TO produce the play
himself, but the opportunity did not occur
so he sold 1t for large sum to MI Powers
and the comedy will be seen In due season al
Walnut st. Theatre.
Miss Marlowe, during her recent European
trip, succeeded in forming most beautiful
collection OF Shakespeareana. She spent her
birthday on stratford.on Avon, whore she
celebrated the event with due ceremony A.
one of her recent performances in Rochester
N Y, II woman came up to the box office ant
offered a very handsome Japanese pug in pay
ment for matinee ticket, saying she had nc
money Mr.. stinson, her manager, accepted
the pug, and says he intends TO start the Mar
lowe kennels.
Marie Jansen has been seen for so man,
seasons in comic opera that It viii be a deligh
to see her in the new comedy, "Delmonicos a
Six" in which he is now starring, and which
will be at the Park Theatre shortly MIR. Glei
McDonough, who Is the author OF "Delmon
ico's at Six,n ''The Prodigal Father and Thu
llbrettist OF "The Algerian, us a brillantyounl
newspaper man, not yet % years of age, an'
has the record of having written three plays
each one of which Is successful In making
money. His income has jumped from that Q
reporter on plays to the certainty of apou
$4,000 year.
Paul Arthur and Robert billiard, who ar
called two of the handsomest men in the pro
fession, are starring in "The Nominee" !
which Mr.. Nat O. Goodwin made such sue
cess. Each one OF them has proven charme
TO the matinee girls, and when the two play !
/ conjunction with each other, there is not AZ
TO be vacant seat at any one OF their pc
formanoes. Manager Frank Howe, Jr., hi
contracted wftsfusham to appear at the Par
i Theatre.