The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-18

give complete concert WnlCh taxes
place in front of the theater The Cres-
cent City Quartette. that made such
hit with the original Alabama Company
in New York, is also with the company.
Tuesday evening the A. o. H. Entertain
ment Club will give a programme OF COM
edy and specialtes at it's hall at Bryan
and Abercorn streets. The comedy select
ed is Muldoon's Picnic. The version
used will be the same as presented at the
Queens theater Dublin. The piece IS
very much on the order of Mccarthy
Misshaps. Dennis Muldoon and
Michael Mulcahy the central ns-
ures. are in the hands OF two
excellent comedians, and their funny
sneeches and situations will certainly
amuse the audience. T. B. Butler one
of the best character actors on the stage,
will be seen as NIuldoon, and Edward
Leonard Savannah's clever amateur VIII
be Mulcahy. Thomas F. Donely VIII APP
near for the first time in the character
of dude, Mama's Boy. Tom mas d
funny dialect, and his impersonauon or
the mart will certainly cause many laughs.
NJ J. and ] H. Heagarty, are amateurs
of ability. and they will be seen 10 ad-
vantage Johnnie OBrien-the boy that
is full of iokes-will be played by james
7 Deenan, who is expected to surprise
bis friends by his character work, Jack
.n0 q.
bis mart to perfection. Mrs. Ethel Butler
DC EZtttie NIuldoCn, will be one of the tea-
t,,res Of the comedy. Mrs. Butler stands
biab in her profession, and the audience
can expect a great deal from her III TINS
mart The specialties are to be introduced
during the picnic scene. Joseph Hasah
Uriu NAV some of his best pieces on the
bonio and assisted by Mr.. Teasdale, ne
iii Give banjo and mandoline specialues.
NJ Sricbael Scanlon, who is one OF the
bee+ readers in the city, Is 10 rendef one
Of his best recitations. Several SOLOS WIN
he sung by the best talent IN the cIup.
1-be performance will last two hours, ana
dancing will commence at lO:4o O'CLOCK
Srba n7IIsic used for the production OF Null
5aor,,s picnic has been specially arranged
h,, prof T. Levin, and dedicated 10 tne A
n II Society. Doors open at 1880 O'Clock,
and the performance will start promptly
! at $50 clock.
Mr. James Neill is still playing in the
/ r -.ceu,n Stock Company at Denver Colo
| Ind is making a brilliant success. Inc
IIa,,-e,. rTirnes-Sun, a few days ago, in It's
| o+ice ~ the production of Capt. Swift,
/ nv, the company, says OF MI Nell up
/ swift" was a great personal triumph LoI
/ W. lanes NELL. 1t gave him his hrst
~, onportunity of the season, for
,5,,,ila he has ben delightful in a number
| e ,haracters. none of them have been or
| tt,a force nor permitted the display of a
| ,,,c,iiar ability Mr. Neili seems to pos
| sess This paper once said that Mr.. Nell
/ 80, not a comedian-meaninS in the broad
80 If the term-and that statement is
,ot,. reneated Just what he is, may be
itsco,,ered in capt Swift" To this part
Lo brings an indisputable magnetism
dramatic temperament that shows a genu-
i,,e understanding with the character. lie
10. nainsta<iug and adequate in depicting
t,c tension of the man who is criminal by
/ go gf circumstances rather than his own
srse will His Capt. swift possesses
,-.,,,,ire dramatic value. 1t is vigorous,
S5cterr,iued. aud withal, subtle, achieve
,,,o,t n As one OF the best, as well as one
80 The most remarkable performances OF
V,,cb a character ever given IN this city.
f,is i'm this line that Mr.. Nell becomes
i,a1e,iruous. and II earns him the right
to ne title Of one Of the few thoroughly
I r.rsbie leading men In the coun-
II rs unnecessary TO bring
Tfr Barrymore. the original capt
sr,,ft I'M this country, IN comparison
yIth Mr. Nolll. further than 70 say mat
,fr Neill la not nearly so artificial as Dir.
Ilarrvmort frequently b.. Their methods
-r. similar. out we honestly believe Mr,
st.u III me better student Of the two. Just
,ebrt -ort OF an Impression Mr.. Neih made
bv ~ able Performance De- best told hy