The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-12
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 One of the largest audiences seen at this house in many moons witnessed the production of "Robln Hood" by the Bostonians last evening. As each of the old favorites appeared they were greet cd with . storm of applause. The new members of tho cast were Miss Caro- line Hamilton and Mir. Joseph F. Shee- han, who has been seen here before with seabrooke. They fully sustained their parts to the entire satisfaction of the audience. The opera was de- lightfuliy presented.
 Camille D'Arvllle will be here to. morrow in Madeleine" or ''The Magic Kiss" The story of Madeleine" tells of Q maiden. Madeleine. whose kiss possesses the magic virtue of giving renewed youth to whoever may first re- ceive it. Although she has many suit ors among the youth of the Norman village in which she lives, none has ever been kissed by her. Along comes the old Baron de Grim, who. at the age of one hundred years, Is about to die, when he hears of the charm of Made leine. and makes her his wife The first kiss makes him seventy-fve years old. the change taking place in full view Of the audience, the second fifty, and the third twenty-five. Then Madeleine for the first time falls In love with him. and is about to kiss him once again, when a Jealous rival tells the baron that another kiss means total anni- hilation for him, as each kiss taking off twenty-five years of his life. the next must necessarily make him nothing at all. The baron cannot tell this to his bride. and she pursues him for the next kiss, to his consternation. The complications arising over this situa- tion may be imagined, and the audi enoe will never guess the true solution of the problem, and how the charm is broken, till the last moment.
 The company is composed of such favortes as Aubrey Boucicault. George c. Boniface. jr.. William Mclaughlin, Clinton Elder, Henry Stanley. Marie Dressler, Hilda and Maud Rollins, and others, and the chorus Is large and effi- clent. The organization carries its own orchestra, under the personal direc- tion of the composer. Sale of seats now open.
 The Kimball Opera Comique organlza. ton and corinne will appear in Hen drick Hudson, or the Discovery of Columbus" on Monday and Tuesday evenings next week. The superb pro- duction of this burlesque opera bouffe is elaborate, magnificent, brisk. bright, witty and melodious, up-to-date and international in the delights 1t offers. A multitude of beautiful girls, in a va riety of handsome and striking cos- tunes, attend the action of the vivaclous plot, and are seemingly as much at ease in the Florida Everglades, in Co., lumbus suits, and amid the marbles of the Midway Plaisance, shown in the last act, as they were in the first act, when they danced in wooden shoes and bright hued skirts to celebrate Hendrick Hudson's arrival at New Amsterdam. There need be no fears that Mrs. Kimbal1 does not appreciate the value Of feminine charms in stage presentations, or that, she does not thoroughly understand the art of dis- playing her materials most effectively. The organization consists of we'll known artists and contains number of clever speciality performers. Sale of seats now opeh..