The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-24

thoroughly satisfactory entertainment is
| guaranteed.
THE Algerian" the latest successful
| operate production, is the attraction
| Friday night The interest that must
certainly center itself on 1.-THE Algerian, :"
| which is given by Glen MacDonough and
the favorite American composer, Reginald
De Koven, of "Robin Hood" and THE
Fencing Master" fame, viii be doubly in
teresting from the fact that in this
charming and melodious work, will be in
troduced to Savannah theater goers that
dainty and delightful Dresden China,
prima donna, Marie Tempest.
''The Algerian" is in three acts, and
| comes here after a most successful run at
| Days theater. The same attention to
| detail and finish, that characterized it's
run in New York, will be as closely at
tended to during its engagement here
To AlphOnse Daudet, Mr.. MacDonough,
the author of the libretto of THE Alger-
ian,' gives credit for the incident that
suggested to him the story of the opera
book, which was conceived after the read
ing of that famous master-effort of HUI
NOR "The Tartarin Of Tarascon," and Mr.
MacDonough has made out Of 1t coher-
ent story, bright and crisp in dialogue
and full of original and interesting situa-
tions.
The music, by Reginald de Roven, com
poser of robin Hood" and ''The Fencing
Master" must at all times demand adj
| mlring recognition for the fluent grace
and sinuous characteristic rhythm and
appropriate melody which he has put into
| 1.-The Algerian"
Marie Tempest. is of course, the center
| of attraction. She is decidedly raVissante
| in her dainty costumes, and sings and acts
her role-that of ex-opera bouffe singer
with delicate and artistic method
The supporting company includes Adele
| Richie, Clara Thropp, Bertha Bayliss,
Julius Steger, Joseph Herbert, Fred
| Frear, Ben Lodge, James Maffit
and others. The chorus is composed of
! girls of exceeding comeliness, and
unusual vocal strength.
| The ball and concert of the Gesang-
Verein Frohsinn, at Chatham Hall, next
| Tuesday evening, promises to be one of
| the best given by the society. An excel
| lent musical programme will be rendered
| and fine refreshments served at reasona-
BILE prices. The following music will be
| rendered:
| Overture" Arion" ...............V Won Ritter
| BY Prof. Icons orchestra.
song .-.......-. ............-... FrohSinn
| Festival March" BY Either Club
| Nlonn solo................. BY Master Raskin
Sp pestinGs nv q tros nm
/ OlOCblllS by LlLubF GiuD
| Song (selected). ........ BY Miss Mamie Nolan
Duet ..-..-..:.,........ 49,. By Either Club
| String Quartet-Messrs. Hubner, Leon, Lage,
| Kranich and Steeg.
| Song .......................... Frohsinn
Supper will be served and dancing com
menced Immediately after close of
musical programme. The Either Club is
| composed of two ladies and five gentle
men. Master Raskin a pupil of Prof.
| Hubner, is reputed to be fine performer
on the violin. The vocal part of the pro-
| gramme has been rehearsed under Prof.
| Hubner's careful direction, and Miss
Mamie Nolan's solo will be rendered in
| her usual fine manner. A twelve foot
| Christmas, tree imported from the Father
| land, will be on exhibition, and will groan
under a choice assortment of toys and
| sweetmeats.
The following committee will be in
| charge: j. f Tollee, chairman; n Ber-
| gen, j. H. Schmideberg, &c. Fostering,
/ f. H. Opper, AID. Goss, j. Wolf and j. c.