The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-18
THE WEEK AT The THEATER
The "OId Homestead" and "DelmOniCO
at E" the Only Plays.

The cold Homestead to Be Given at
Two Performances-Marie Jansen to
Make Fer Bow to a Savannah Au-
dience Wednesday Wang"
the Next Attraction.
the "OId Homestead" tomorrow and
Tuesday nights, and Marie Jansen in
"Delmonico at g. Wednesday night, will
be the attractions at the theater this
week There are few entertainments of
any Kind during holy week.
Wang will be the next attraction
following Marie Jansen, Thursday and
Friday, March 20 and 80.
The Old Homestead" plays upon the
s'MpaJhles Of the people as they never
We're before by a dramatic study There
Is d charm to 1t which is said to compel
d.MlfallOn as euectually as it eludes def
1t,IoR: 1t is a domestic idyl, a dream
Oh New England life based on
oacts, real to the core and of
realism that is great in
lis simplicity. The company that
PRESENTS the play here is the only one
LJ" IN existence and contains the strong
g. features OF both organizations, which
nave heretofore played the piece, ensur-
lug more compete production than has
Sgt oten given. For the musical num-
IeIs collection of good singers have
g,5u employed and the old songs, which
-a'e Gone so much to enhance the beauty
VI 'lIs quaint New England play promise
ever.
ID her new play, "Delmoni co.'s at Six"
Vii la toe ~ 10
t-- MISS Jansen has a role which calls
oL me display Of the many and bewitch-
e.7 Cnarms for which she is famed The
w. LOUIS GlObe-Democrat said of the
performance.
IL Mss Marie Jansen does not find her
,r,99. play, "DeImoncos5 at Six, " draw
vi attraction and continued success. it
MI r-'. surely not be the fault of her own
tbg.yS sell There can be no question
st t-1g 10 Glen Marlborough S clever farce
M M ~ aHofded more and better opportu-
al5es Tor the display of her versatility
N.Y. ,,. widely arranging talents than in any
ploN,,e ION. comic opera or otherwise, in
go. '.,-- she has ever appeared. The part
- rye Ha4elmere," the queen of the
+-09 lies, Is so peculiarly we'll
,.l~ Tor her that it seems as if
r. o.uer actress could make of
H., what Miss Jansen does.
I.-r ~ CISFeE 81 ylngS WnlCn come TO
-' 10y fall as naturally from her lips as
ign they were originated at the mo
s.'. ana her songs are interpolated in
sr;II uJIng way as to give not even the
r'i-e5u semblance of forcedness. If Miss
an go Possesses one adaptability above
.Q-aers 1t is her great talent for know
no" To look natty. The various COS
ta '.Ies Ia which she appears are decidedly
r4gt'-iIIH. ana contribute not little to her
r,- characterization of the vivacious and
et1-.--nJy soubrette Her stimulation of
T-u1 lntoElcation in the dining room at
an onIco's is refreshing piece Of work,
1 r,'t is carried out without the least sug-
0'iou u odensiyeness.
The Y. NJ. H. A. Minstrel Company is
-E...ol.tLrslng for performance at the
tEo lie. s Monday, April Is. This will be
c.,..,. tourth performance given by the
-5rLpany and the members are well
b- o. Ihe end chairs will be occupied
tEo "a Fowler and II. =. Greenwood,
Tse TWO best minstrel men in the city.
No company is unHer the direction Of
'-'SSIs' 3. j. Ape and H p. Green