Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-23
entertainments.

Mr.. Henry e. Dlxey will appear at the
special holiday matinee and evening to-day
in his great specially, "Adonis." Mr..
Dlxey's "Adonis" is so we'll known as to
need but mentioning. In his particular
line Mr.. Dixey 10 without an equal and his
limitations of Irving, Carmencits, Loie Full
Ter and others are marvellous. The COM
pany Is an admirable one. He is now sup
ported for the frst time in years by Rtce's
Big BuElesque company. The cast will be
as follows: Marquis de Bscarat, highly
polished villain, Mr.. Alexander Clark;
Bunton Turk, the miller, Ed Chapman;
Talamus, the sculptress, Miss Irene Yer
ona; Artee, . goddess, Miss Villa Knox;
Duchess of Area, Miss Rose Leigh
ton; four daughters, Miss Mabel Dur
roll, Miss Josie Dirk, Miss Frances
Daily, Miss Belle Sherwood; Rosetta, q
simple village maiden, Miss Carrie E. Per-
klns; aylss, Nyles and Myles and Byles,
ordinary everyday rustics, Messrs. East
man, Bohanon, Williams, Weber, Alex.
andsr, Murphy, Connors; Timans, Ed
Aiken; Mics Doolittle, Gussie Doane Poor
Blind Man, James Alexander; Mr. Nerv-
inc, who believes in shaving himself, Mr..
James Alexander. The sale of seats IL
now open, and has been very large, insur-
ing brilliant engagement.
George Thatcher's new and bright mu-
steal extravaganza "Africa" comes next
Wednesday evening and will be another
strong attraction. Important parts are
assigned to George Thatcher, John A.
N01ovnn~ ohp n III
Charles J. Slime, 81. w. Frillman. the
Hamilton, Miss Flo. Raymond, Hiss Nellie
Parkes and Mics Hilda Rollins, Mr.. Thatch-
er's new prims donna. and q lady beauty
with phenomenal vocal powers, who has
had great success in England and this
country. Sale of seats opens tomorrow.
1.-THE Black Crook" in all Its gorgeous
ness, comes for three nights, commencing
Thursday, March 90. There will be
matinee Saturday.
Tho sale of seats for the great seidel
concert opens March %.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The world famous drama, 1.-THE Silver
King" was presented by Carl A. Haswin
and . powerful company before large su-
deuce last night. The drama has been
presented in this city many times, but
never before by more competent company
than that Of last evening. Mr.. Hsswin,
who was one OF the first to make success
OF the leading role OF Wilfred Denver, has
spared no expense to make this production
the success that 1t 10. II Is full OF the
protrayal OF vital interest OF human life,
vhich akrikea homa tn each heholdar Tho
seventeen scenes are q masterpiece
of construction. and to see the
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pAo''A'A '"S away
memory that Is never to be
erased. All the beautiful scenery for
which .sThe Silver King, ia an famons "a
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g..wsn osars an ;d .S Wi'fsa 1snn. a.
His maoni6cent revelation of the mart
called forth a storm of applause.
me sopport,ne company Is one OF rare
p Mrnsv srshnr sn-ssna Freno,o o1ee H.. ..
win, Annie Morton and the clever WeIch
children, Harold and Mabel. The per-
iormsnoe u one snss deserves 20 90 ssen
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sale Oh sesss ID no" open as the COX ONCE
That lively musical farce, "The Hus-
tler - n elaborate,v annonnc.d to amman
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ON MONDAY evening next 1of one night
only and no doubt it's welcome will be q
warm one. As it's title implies 1.-THE Hus.
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