The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-14
The Gilhooleys Abroad.

The GilhooIeys Abroad.
Next Monday evening, the Germans
will be seen at the Portland Theatre in
their latest great success, The Gilhoo-
lys Abroad" musical comedy, con-
tanning many original situations, witty
lines, pleasing songs, artistic dances and
novel specialties. The brothers German
John, James and George-have always
been exceedingly popular with amuse-
ment lovers in this city, and their ap-
pearance in play which gives them
ample opportunity to display their great
talents as comedians will afford their
many friends deal of amusement.
Ca1lender's Iinstre1s.
Tonight. Callender's Minstrels will
appear at City Hall. These are the gen
uine article, real colored people, who
have made great hit in Europe as well
as at home. Stock bridge is meeting with
an excellent sale of seats The New
York Herald says:
A large audience gathered in the 18th
Street Theatre last evening, to witness
the performance of CALENDARS Minstrels.
The company is made up wholly of COL
red talent, and therefore presented the
uncommon if not uniq ue spectacle of
"negroD minstrelsy. They put up stage
entertainment having very many funny
and amusing features. The quarteGte
performance is novel and good. The
jokes areIaugha ble.s and Ethe dancing is
as artistic 7as Can be- seen ( anywhere.
A most excellent feature of the perform
ance is the military exhibition of COM
pany of colored boys. Their training is
simply marvellous, and in marching,
manouvreing and the handling of fire.
arms, their Quickness, precision and DIS
cipline generally is little short OF won
derful. Their share in the performance
is one sufficient to give the company
good claim upon liberal public patron
age.
Yesterday Mr.. Elliott C, Mitchell adj
vertised "Tabasco" in great style. Six
horses were attached to car containing
Chandler's Band, and they furnished
splendid music from one end of the
city to the other. A Boston exchange
says cit is customary to say upon seq
ond production of play that it has
been improved since last heard; that
remark is particularly true of Mr.. Sen
brooke's performances of "Tabasco.n
He makes a real success of his part, and
all that is new in the production seems
to have been well received last evening
by the audience that packed the theatre.
The principal mem bers of the cast
are:
Dennis O'Grady, afterwards Fran co.'s,
Thomas @. Seabrooke
Hot-Hed.Hanl-Pasha, Walter Allen
Marco, Arthur Adamini
Hidden Grand vizier,
Vim. T. Bryant
Exhausted Hawkins, Chas. M.McDonald
Dusty Rhodes, Daniel Baker
A-Sel, George W. Thomas
Fatima, Miss Catherine Lnyard
Has-Been-A, Miss Carrie E. Perkins
Saa-Deei Hassem, Miss Hattie Moore
Lola, Miss Elvia Crox
Robin Hood.
The sale Of seats for the Bostonians
In Robin Hood and The Knickerbockers
will begin at Stock BRIDGES at 9 a. m.
tomorrow. Allan-a-Dales songs in Rob
in Hood, 80 Promise Me" and "St,
Swithin'ss Chimes" are alone enough
to make that part famous one musi-
cally. In the whole range of light op-
era there are not two more beautiful
melodies.
Notes.
Thursday and Friday evenings, Sep
TENDER 20 and 81, "The New South" one
of W. A. Brady's attractions, will be pre-
sented at the Portland Theatre.a Joseph
Girsmer and Phoebe Davids are the stars
of the company.