Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-02


When Harry Wool disooseTs aisnself
- re@l dr2nzstae critic. ths ekassx II
Lille Morris buriesqne II zoia's
-Nznns." bs~isckinsIy go0ned IN rieA
klss satin. that be y the AsatoF u me
Paris drsmztlc press. and forthwith
q hsr child Hs q dsbonair Preach
psn. i Harry. and Ethsi lreys
Mamma would be spiriflees without his
sxuberant food u hsping patiosL There
IL very little eoherency - the bnrlrsque;
bat il tells the story sery quickly. and
that II certainly = Fedeemlnx trait
There are several very pretty lees in il.
and Miss Morris makes . conscientious
effort % inject spice INTO each III the
four scsnes In the clio. Miss NeCOl.
iongh appears in songs; Bl2ndon and
keglni Ia the trunk msstery-a Goa.
yentionel contoftlon act: Morris aEld
German in their last weeks success.
Two New sports In Town. 10y request
Then the petite Earl sisters These three
girls are refrcshIngly original II the
art u high kicking. Theirs 10 one
Of the few chaste. refined and graceful
dancing offerings seen on the variety
stage. They deserved the thunderous
applause which called them back three
times The Giiday's appear In neat
sketch. In which they are acknowledged
arfistss The Rowe brothers In their
dances on barrels and In wooden shoes
were we'll ieceised The bin concludes
with = boxipg tourney between Jack
and Rose Burke. In a sketch entitled
The Two Irish Sports II Is clever
turn.
There was q very large audience in
the Grand last evening 20 welcome the
Moss family newcomers 10 this city.
The audience was In good humor and
received the remarkable musical
speciaities with demonstrations Of de
light The vehicle used 10 introduce
the protean musical accomplishments u
the family 10 very indiffercntly con
structed comedy and could BE- dispensed
with without impairing the enjoy
ableness Of the program. Still
something Of the sort Is really
demanded for such an entertain
ment and this one Is probably as good
rs another. The musical contributions
are novel and unique. From cabbage
slicing knife to an ox-horn the gatnut 81
music emitting instruments Is extended.
and the execution by the several mem
bers Of the family is certainly surpris-
ingiy accurate and tuneful. The sing
ing Is not surprisingly good bat in the
concerted numbers the youthful voices
blend sweetly., The Fox chase.
Musical Donkey and Rooster dance
are very clever. while the Butterfly
dance is executed with consummate
grace The audience was 10 we'll
pleased with the performance that il
would be cruel to point out manifest de-
fects In fact the age Of some of the
jokes forbids criticism. The entertain
ment is worth seeing. BY that is meant
that the price OF admission Is judiciously
invested in front seat ticket for il is
the very best show seen in The Grand
this season.
The new Irish play. entitled mora
Macbree," was presented last night at
Miners Peoples theatre, says the New
York PressA 1t scored q bit at once.
and the play can be safely said to be an
emphatic success The plot is strong
and interesting. aud an able company
portray the different characters in "A
thoroughly artistic manner. A pretty
feature was the entrance Of Nora. driy-
ing span Of the smallest ponies ever
seen in New York liz will bo seen in
The Powers Saturday evening.
This evening the bright little com.
medicine Katie Putnam will appear 10
Love Finds a Way" in Tho Powers.
She is captivating actress and has an
established reputation with local play.
goers SO that an extended notice would
be painting apples Of gold IN pictures Of
silver.
Tonight the Silver Lake QEartette
will appear in the Lockerby Hall Ii
takes its name from the beautiful sheet
OF water in Wyoming county. ~. on
the south shore of which the great
Temperance assembly meets annually.
The entertainment is said 10 be first
class
October in The Powers, The Lights
and Shadows OF the Great Rebellion"
will be presented by local talent.