The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-23

Ohaa. t. Ella appeared at tho Grand
Opera House last evening In his suc-
cessful coined y-drama ''CountC Casper
before fair and appreeiative audi
ence. During the past few months
the piece has been overhauled and
renovated. Mr.. Ellis still remains the
fayorlte comedian and his supporting
company IL full up to the standard.
The same will be presented again this
evening.
The Irresistible funny opera, 1.-THE
Tar and Tartar" will be presented at
the Grand Opera House, on Monday
evening by The Dlgby Bell Opera Co.
and our theatre goers will have q
chance OF seeing the best operate
comedian OF tho day. This company
IL composed OF artists OF merit and
ability this season. The costumes are
superb and the scenery beautiful. All
lovers OF comic opera should turn out
on this occasion as they generally do.
Darkest Russia" which will be pre-
| scented at the Grand Opera House on
Mon day evening. Oct. .. 1898. IL one OF
tho successes OF the season, and for
1t cones the highest praise. The
play combines every element OF cue
cess, the plot IL strong and the story
is interesting.
| NEW PEOPLES THEATRE.
The rural comedy drama. "Rube
Stacy was again presented ut the
New Peoples Theatre last evening. be-
fore o fair audience. 1t will be pre-
scented again this evening.
Judging by the wide popularity OF
every member of q. ". Williams big
show, which will appear ct Manager
Johnson's New Peoples Theatre fol
three nights and usual matinees, com
menoing Monday next. most pros
porous engagement may be antici
pated. The star of the evening will be
the charming Milo NADIA Reyval, the
petite French woman, who sings songs
in several languages. and dances as
only Parislenne can dance. and whost
display of electric light effects is OK
|, oeedingly striking and beautiful.
Mile. Reyval has for the past eigh
, weeks been the reigning sensation o
the New York music hnlls. and he
engagement here will positively be th'
first one outside OF the urger cities.
, II is totally impossible to adequate
: ly picture the novelty and beauty o
this most wonderful performance b!
: Mile ReyvaL who is the only AM
3 original Chuuteuse Electrlquo'. lima
!. gine a very beautiful woman, Q IN body
n ing all the charming characteristics o
her race. appearing on tho stage in
gorgeous costume, made to all mp
y pearanccs in the uusuRl way, blu
q which at the will of the wearer is tram
formed into glowing raiment Q
electric fire. shining with such bril-
l. linncy as TO cause one to gaze In aston
0 ishIpent aud wonder ut the truly mag
n hificeEt, astonishing sight. AS Mile
Reyval proceeds with her unique pei
T formauce the lights. continual
!. changing their colors producing YER
It exquisite effects Indeed.
D AT TUE AUDITORIUM.
). Tho American Students Banjo an
Mandolin Clubs gave an entertain
u meut in the Auditorium Inst evening
o The entertainment was highly apr
% cated by the fair sized audience, nm
4, Manager Benson certainly deserve
- great credit for bringing such musict
10 talent In the reach of WilmingtoEian
II The humorous selections OF GeorG
; W. Venting kept the audience in
:, roar OF laughter from the time he a
II peared until the concert was over.
% Mr.. Garrison CHthier. OF the vel
known firm OF Strawbridge and Clot
ier. says OF Mr.. j. Williams Macy Il
humorist, who Is to appear at the Al
ditoriup on Thursday, September 2St
y Your appearance on our course vi
TO a great success, and | hope to have
N duplicated at some future date, Yo'
- numbers We're, as you know, very po
10 ular, and are the subject OF gre
l. praise to-day among our people. whit
IN opinion l heartily endorse. | ha
!, several times caught myself laughiI
u during business hours ut the recolle
O. ton OF That Goose"
D. MIR. Macy will be assisted by Mi
ar Annie Lewis. vlolinist; J. Y, GIlsso
- tenor Miss Martha Bradiield, planis
at and Will NJ. S. Brown accompanis
be Tickets at Buffers