The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Inez Mecusker In "The Prima Donna ut
the Opera House This Week
In these days OF turmoil, tariff reform
and trouble generally, one does not care
to pay dollar for seat at the opera
house TO sit through society drama,
worrying their brains over the plot OF
some deep-dyed william OF an outcast
woman. The average American man or
woman, when they have finished their
davis labor and attend the theater, do so
for pure, wholesome amusement and to
relax the mind and body from all care
and worry. They go to laugh, to hear
catchy, sweet songs, to see pretty faces,
graceful dancers, and with this end in
view merry Inez Mecusker and her com
pany of jolly comedy players will appear
at the opera house on Saturday evening,
playing the "Prima Donna" an operate
skit in three acts, written by Chas. Hor-
witz. 1t is chuck full of merriment
from start to finish.
II you want to pass two and one half
hours of good, wholesome enjoyment see
merry, laughing, handsome Inez Mecus-
ker as Mile Estella Lark "The Prima
Donna" Her bright, sparkling eyes,
her musical ripple of laughter, her
sweet, sympathetic voice and magnetic,
charming personality sends thrill of
joy through your whole body, and life is
indeed sweet.
By special arrangement with NJ. lie
TeOne & Co., Paris, Miss Mecusker, dur
ing the first act of "The Prima Donna, !"
will wear hat designed and made eX-
pressly for her by the abOye-named
house, and which will be placed on the
market as the prevailing fashion for the
summer of 1895 and will be styled 'The
Mecusker Prima Donna" extended as a
compliment from NJ LIE TeOne & Co. to
merry Inez Mecusker. Ladies, if you
want to be in fashion for the summer of
1895, see ''The Prima Donna"
Don't miss seeing Inez Mecusker at
the opera house Saturday evening.
Reserved seats now on sale for Inez
Mecusker Opera company Saturday even
ing.
Everybody should go to the opera
house Saturday evening and hear Inez
Mecusker Opera company.
nez Mecusker drives a pair of ponies
on the stage at the opera house Saturday
evening.
Inez Mecusker, the charming Amer
lean singer, is an artist of the highest
erit.-Philadelphia, Pa, Inquirer, May
IA, 1894.
Of merry, handsome IneZ MecuSker,
who plays at the opera house on Saturday
evening, Oct. 20, the Pittsburg, Pa, Post
says:
Inez Mecusker has a marvellous voice.
She edistinctlyma the hit of the evening.
Regarding that princess of song who
accompanied SOusa and his band to the
California Midwinter Fair, and who will
appear at the opera house on Saturday,
Oct. 20, with her own company of jolly
comedians, playing ''The Prima Donna"
The Enquirer, Cincinnati, o., March s,
1894, says:
OF "Sousa" and his great band, prob
ably the most successful appearance of
the evening was that Of Miss Inez Mecus-
kar, new genuine soprano, who sang
the ballad, Il am thine forever" by Gel
lot. She showed herself the pOssessOr
of a highly cultivated voice, lyric in char
acter, of great register, and flexible in
its management. She has magnificent
stage presence, and puts much sentiment
as well as action into her singing.
Inez Mecusker and company played at
the opera house in Cleveland the week Of
Sept. II. The Leader has the following:
As everyone who saw her some years
ago was ready to predict, lnez Mecusker
is rapidly developing into full powers as
an artistic merry maker of the first quail
ity. With triful more spOntaneity she
will have attained the goal. She already
possesses charming personality that
makes everything she does pleasing,
while in the matter af yocG!izing no
singer in her line surpaSses her.
Neil Litchfeld plays the part of Zach
aria Ryefeld we'll, imparting to It dis
tinctiye Characterization and extracting
its humor with ease and unctiOn.
Hughey DOugherty attains his wish to
appear in ''white-face" comedy, and
keeps his listeners in broad grin, which
at times increases to bOisterOus laughter
The other members Charles HOrwitz,
Robert Nodine, Clarence Rummell. Ce-
ellie Iverness, Marian Mantelle, etc.-are
better violinists than actors, as the ne
cessities of the piece require.
The tandem Of Shetland ponies, the
Scotch ponies, and the poodle, all fine
animals, made hit.
There will be two more evenings Of
''The Prima Donna" at the opera house.
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