Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-03
Entertainments.

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 Tonight the eminent trsgedian, MT. Thomas w. Keene and his superb com. pany will be the attraction, presenting his great eharacteriz stion of "Rchsrd III." MT. Ksene has risen to the position of an acknowledged star, presenting only the greatest roles in the realm of English dra- matic literature. His progress has been steadily onward and upward, until to-day he stands in the enviable position of be- ing the only American tragedian now be- fore the public whose efforts are confined solely to the interpretation of the master minds of classic drama
 Hoyts "A Temperance Town" comes for one night Tuesday evening next week. The cast includes Messrs. George Richards, Flu. gene Garfield, Will Fl. Currie, R. J. Dillon, Joseph Frankau. William Cullington, Frank Russell, among its male members; Mics Caroline Niskel, who has set all New York talking about her rare beauty and talents, will head the female portion of the company, who are represented by such charming artists as the Misses Lulu Tabor, Dallas Tyler, Laura Ayres and Marie Uhart. Sale of seats now open.
 Charles Frohman's company will pre- sent "The Girl Left Behind Me" We'd nesday and Thursday evenings next week.
 'Lady Windermere's F an" will bs pre- sented on Saturday, February 10, after noon and evening.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 A large and sppreciative audience was present last night to see MT. James T. Powers in "Walker, London" It will be repeated at the matinee to day and ia the evening. James T. Powers has been for the past few seasons a leader of farce comedy stars. His ''Straight-Ti Tip" idsnti- fed him with work of rollicking kind. In Barrie's comedy he Is in new waters, but by no manner of means out of his depth. Powers is in a decidedly new school when he tries legitimate comedy, and "Wslker, London" is ss near an sp. proach to legitimate ss could be possible. It has assisted the comedian, however, to still higher rung on the ladder of sue cess. As fsrceur he was good, as comedian he is excellent. Of course his character he'ps him, but he has the in imitable way of giving to the public the wit of tEe author which has stamped men in the past as master of their art.
 Hugh Fay, late of Barry & Fay, will present "Old Chums" ct this opera house the first three days of next week, with matinees Tuesday and Wednesday.
 PoLfs WONDERLAND.
 The beautiful butterfly dance given by Miss Ida Siddons at Wonderland this week has proven potent drawing card, for the house has been filled at every perform ance. Those who have not sesn 1t should avail themselves of the opportunity af- forded at the various performances today. Manager Polf announces an entire change of bill for next week, and among the list of artists who will appear are several of world wide reputation.
 EDEN MUsKE.
 The Belle Boueicault Speciality company is entertaining the large audiences st this pleasant family resort this week. Among the people in the company are Asjor Me- Guire, comedian; Belle Boucicault, aerio- comic artiste; Leslie and Collins, sketch artists; Erode and Williams, dancing change artists; Howardo. the male Car In the curio hall, French Rose, the bearded woman, may be eeen. The show Is continuous from 1:30 to 10:30 D. m.