The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-25
AT THE THEATER.
Sam T. Jacks Extravaganza Company
Tonight.


Tonight.
Sam T. Jacks new Extravaganza COM
pany, with the burlesque THE Bull
Fighter" will be the attraction at the
theater tonight. This is the largest, and is
said to be one of the best companies
equipped by Mr.. Jack, and has scored
successful engagements on it's circuit
There is a small army of handsome,
shapely women, arrayed in the ARREST of
attire a troupe of comedians and
tuneful music, scenery and q
special diversion Of artistic inertia Sc
ries of living pictures, and a dozen hand
some models will precede the curtains
fall
The burlesque itself is founded upon the
life and daring deeds of a noble Spanish
matadore Don Pedro Escamilla In Mr.
Jacks version, the hero is personated by
girl; the picadores and other attendants
OF the ring are equally pretty women, and
the heavy villain is the bull himself, who
terrorizes the stage for several scenes, and
whose death, by the heros hand, is the
climax of the play
The burlesque is founded upon the life
and deeds of one Don Pedro Escamillo, a
gallant matadore, and is fun of exciting
incidents, intermixed with scenes of most
hilarious comedy Between the acts, the
living pictures will be given.
Eftie Ellsler, who with her usual COM
pany of competent players, comes to the
theater two nights and a matinee this
week, commencing tomorrow night, is
an attraction that is always sure of a
hearty welcome. A special feature of this
engagement viii be the presentation to-
morrow night of Doris" written ex-
pressly for Miss Ellsler by Mr.. Robert
Drouet. Wherever played, the best critics
have warmly praised Miss Ellsler. and
the author, for the superior excellence of
acting and play. Some have declared that
Effe Ellsler has never appeared to such
great advantage as in the role of Doris, 80
and all unite in saying it is a very strong
play, and one the public viii generally in
T1orse.
The presence of Mr.. Frank Weston, Mr..
Robert Drouet, and other competent peo-
pie, ENSURES a cast of more than usual ex-
cellence. Two characters more widely
apart than Doris" and Lady Alicia, in
"A Woman's Power" in which role Miss
,Eilsler appears Saturday night, could
scarcely be written, yet so finished is her
performance of each, that it would be q
difficult matter to decide in which she ap-
pears to the greatest advantage. No better
indication of this charming actress could
be given than is seen in these characters
1.-THE Dixie Dramatic Association will
present its three act drama, Nevada, OF
the Lost Mine" at Yonge's hall tonight
The play is an interesting one and the
actors are well up in their parts. Some OF
them have already displayed considera.
bic talent in previous dramatic renditions
The cast is as follows:
Nevada, q wanderer. I'D c. NunRezel
Vermont, an old miner ..........R Dunbar
Tom. Carew, young miner. b. Yates
Dandy Dick, a young miner F. w. Garden
Silas Steel, missionary Of health.
Jerlin, a detective. s. Sollee
lube a black miner. G. Hutton
Vein kye, chinaman..S. W. b. Purse
Mother Merton.......M Miss Annie e. Black
g Agnes Fairlee...... Miss Clara Armstronp
Moselle....s........Mi Miss Adele Archibald
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