Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-20
entertainments.
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MIAMI WILMA doOSh
Another large audience enjoyed the
entertainment given by Reilly and Woods
last evening. The company includes Joe
Allen and John West In their musical alb
surdity, "Curiousnessiness;" the Wood
sisters in specialties; Atroy, the wonderful
juggler; Irene Rice and Maud Harvey, &C.
centric dancers; Pat Reilly in clog. and
dance and johnson Riano and Bentley in
their original sketch entitled 1.-THE Monkeys
and the Farmer" did much toward anus
ing the big audience. "Big Frank" the
boxing kangaroo, astonished the audience
by the cleverness he displayed In handling
his fists" in his encounter with "Black
Tom," the announced champion of Aus
tralia.
The performance will be repeated this
afternoon and evening; matinee at two.
1.-THE Remany Rye" Mr.. Frank Losee,
who makes his bow this year as a star,
will present this greatest drama of the
English author, Sims, on the last three
days of this week. The play has always
been favorite. 1t is full of heroism and
dash, and has plot of the most exciting
interest 1t commands beautiful and elab
crate scenery, and will have the support of
company that has been specially selected
by Manager William A. Edwards, who has
spared no expense on the production of the
play. There will be matinee Saturday.
HYPERION.
Mile Rhes will sustain the title role of a
new and original play by NJ. Adrien Bar
busse of Paris, entitled s'The Queen of
Sheba," on Thursday evening. "The
Queen of Sheba'' is superb spectacular
production in thres acts and two tableaux
Ruea will be supported by Mr.. W. S. Hart
as Hiram of Tyre "a descendant of Tubal
Cain) and a competent dramatic company.
The incidental music has bsen composed
by Mr.. Oscar Comelfaut of the Paris Con-
ssrvatoire, the costumes are by Babln Of
Paris from designs by Claude David.
Special scenery has been painted by Messrs.
Hughson, Hawley and W. Logan Reid.
The sale of seats is now open.
Of the later comic opera productions
none has won greater encomiums from the
press and public than the new spectacular
comic opera "Africs." in which Mr.. George
Thatcher and his operate Extravaganxs
company are appearing this season. The
presenting company Is an unusually large
and clever one, numbering over seventy
people, many of whom have long been es-
tablished favorites In the theatrical frma-
ment. Such recognized artists as George
Thatcher, Otis Harlan, John A. Coleman,
Raymond Moore, R. J. Jose, Charles Slime,
81. W. Frillman, Thomas Lewis, John
DAILY, Harry Moore, e. q. Jordan, Ada
Walker, Blanche Hayden, Relen and Hen
rletta Byron, Grace Hamilton, Jennie
Scott, Msdge Ellis, Kathryn Mecca and
others will appear in the cast. "Africa"
will be presented for two nights, COM
mencing Friday night.
Sale of seats now open.
PoLIs WONDERLAND.
There is an entire change of program
this week. This is resort for women and
children and nothing will be said or done
that will offend either the ladies or chill
dren. A large audience attended the per-
Torrance last night and every one present
expressed pleasure and surprise at the ex-
cellent talent displayed by the artists who
are there this week. Decidedly the hit of
the evening was made by the Rossley's in
their character sketch. Miss May Flower
rendered some excellent vocal solos, being
encored three times. Ramza and Arno
seemed to be quite popular with the audi
ence and created much Amusement. Mon
sieur Chevrelps violin work was skillfnl
aud versatile. Others deserving special
mention were Monsieur Forbes, performer
on the swinging wire; Nelson and Gilroy,
scrobatic specialists; Mcdonald, the skate
dancer, and Richmond and Glenroy, the
comedy boomers.
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