The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
Ryrne Bros. In ssEight Beils'' at "a
Aeademv OF Musfc.

eight Bells, that successful nauti-
cal, pantomimic comedy. which the
Brothers Byrne are responsible for, be-
gins a weeks engagement at the Aca-
DENY of Music next Monday. The new
Eight Bells, shows great Improvement
over its predecessor in this line, the SEN
sational features being much stronger
in every a
One can hardly appreciate the scene OF
a ship completely turning round. unless
the ship in " Digit B Ml1a cd Is sem That an ms
more bowling funny act was eyer ag-
vised. 1t is not to the lines of the plays
but po5n to ,a the CLEVER ane A gymnas'fss yr morA who
continue the life of the performance,
aided by a wen balanced, company, thaN
bic. From the rise of the first to the fan
of the last curtain. everybody is WORK
ing, and working hard.
Great Holiday Bill at the Bon Ton
The Bon Ton Theatre on Christmas
Day. will open it's doors an hour earl
Ter than usual and the performance
Will commence promptly at 1890. in
order to accommodate the large crowds
which arsarauy attend ON holidays. A
strong programme is offered. Promi-
nent among the artists on the pro-
gramme may be mentioned the Par
isian novelty. ions. De Bessell. who,
with ordinary clay and lighltning hke
rapidity, models different heads SO
| the audience. Others on the programme
are: Thorne & Carlton, unique ana ar
tistic. manufacturers of reaa iuni ane
derfuI evolutions IN the balancing lad
der trapeze; the Partisan excentrlques
s so6s. agile shs Pp antGmanssais Sister, sne in an fhesr new new
| sneciaIty. the Irish comedians McAvoy
& Griffin, in their laugh making craze,
i@ lane Voaaiis euid pan DAVIS alas5'4 the comedy
entertainers. Morrissey & Rich; the dash
ing serio, Jessie Bradbury; the laugh
mas 81 gco @ne; eae e myaYsi IA Rube Cir
cus;s' the comedy goubretdte, Maude M
gent, in songs and dances; COMEDY skeleL
lists, in their up-to date songs ana danc5s,
| the phenomenal boy -comedaana Eddie
Clark. imftators OF SandoW' Carmen
cita, Yon Yonson, etc.
Lyric Theatre, Hoboken.
The New York Herald" had the fol-
lowing. concerning "A Romance of Coon
Hollow when produced at fhe Four
teenth Street Theatre, and which will be
produced in the Lyric Theatre. Hoboken.
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Christmas matinee
ut is to be styled by the author, C, 70.
| Callahan, a romantic comedy, but 1T has
a melodramatic flavor, being well pro-
vided with thrilling incidents and excit-
ing situations, AM embracing some very
realistic mechanical effects. which served
10 enthuse the spectators. The piece. was
well staged with every att ention paid to
detail. The audience was very friendly,
what they saw and heard may be inferred
from the heartiness and frequency OF
the applause bestowed n by the recalls
with which the leading performers were
favored during the evening. The scenes
representing the bursted dam. the steam
boat race. and the cotton compress in
oneration were very realistic and elected
merited applause, while the negro lance
and. chorus in the third act woke the
audience into enthusiasm. Some very
beautiful and novel electrical effects
were introduced" "A Romance OF
Coon Hollow" with the original New
York cast and scenery comes to the
| Lyric Monday night.