The morning times., 1895-10-27
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dance, Fin de Steele Quadrille," and
others.
in,ne company are John Webster, Charles
MORRISON, henry Laurent, Miss Laura ben
nett, Miss Den jackson, Miss Ethel Tyler,
Miss Lillian de Gross and others
Coming to Kernan's Lyceum Theater
this week are Hyde's Comedians. This
popular attraction mas been on The rvad
Tor eighteen seasons, and has always been
termeu hIgn class and refined Mr.. II yde
has engaged for this season twenty OF The
highest ssliaried people on the vaudeville
stage, among them Miss Poilie Holiness
The irish Duchess, and Miss Fannie NJ ora,
sister of the great Helene. In voice,
looks and action, Miss Mora very much
resembles her sister. Her voice is q deep
contralto, rich IN tone and marvellous in
It's range. There are also, George Z.
Murphy and kIttie Kursale, in a iaugh-
able skit; the Wilmont Duo, the worlds
greatest bicycle riders; the Rays, Johnny
and Emma, are more than funny. Johnny
is Il clever comedian, and Emma is fully
his equal; the dancing wonders, Lizzie and
Venle Daily, Lester and McAvoy, the parody
singers; Harris and Walters, in a funny
sketch; the only newsboys' quintetts, in
songs and melodies; and the Mdgleys, in
very pleasing act All go 10 make one
of the very best speciality companies on
the road.
The success of Black America at Conven-
tion Hall is little short of phenomenal.
AT almost every performance the big hail
has been crowded, and at the earnest solic-
itation of the management of the hall, Mr..
Salisbury has been induced to cancel an
engagement he had made for next week,
and continue one week longer here.
Washingtonians, therefore, win have an
other week which tn Sae this upiuIlp nd
wholesome exhibition. The singing of
the big chorus is marvellous. and never be-
fore has this county heard such music. The
songs that are sung are the true, Old-t:me
planta tion melodies In which there Is
so much rea! music, and nothing could be
prettier and sweeter than the rendition
of these old musical gems by the big chorus
Mr.. Salisbury has provided.
Tie entertainment is being patronized
by the very best class of people in the
city-a truly representative class.
OF course, the music is the chief charm,
but there are other features quite as in
teresting. Take for instance the cake
walk.
That Miss Olga Nethersole is so gen.
timely an artist is largely due to the very
attributes which she Possesses purely as
a woman, traits aud idiosyncrasies and
mental habit which are comprised in what
we define as character. She is a cheering
Illustration OF success unspoiled by flat
terry and of pure ambition, eager to do its
best. She will play the week OF November
4 at the National.
"A World OF Trouble" the new comedy
which Thomas O. Seabrooke will introduce
to the Washington public next week is by
Harry and Edward Paulton. II rebounds
greatly TO Mr.. Seabrooke's credit that he
has made the character of Middleton Simp
kin so furiously funny that his audience is
almost continuously convuised. The part
is sufficiently broad and elastic TO give
him a wide range, but he keeps well within
legitimate bounds seldom stra ying into
the realms of the farcical.
During the week beginning Monday,
November 4, Miss Marie Wainwright viii
be seen at the Grand Opera House in an
unusually strong and n-contrasted
repertoire. On Monday and Tuesday nights
and at the Wednesday matinee Miss VAIN
wright will give the successful drama,
Daughters of Eve" which 1t may be re-
membered was presented here early last
season. Since then its success has been
abundantly confirmed in New York and
nearly all the largest cities. Wednesday
and Thursday nights and Saturday matinee
" i'll be devoted to 1.-The Love Chase" On
Friday and Saturday nights Miss VAIN
wright will introduce new play of New
York life. His Puritan Wife" by Florence
SchOeffeI