The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
So ollys Nellie McHenry at the
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Oh W usfcs
1t is hard to say whether the perform
new device of the advertising agent,s
a s5ss.h NJ, The n assoss sna a maze Buns en ana ma
sang songs about particular brands Oh
soap, wine, chewing guam and otner az
drank real beer on the stage and extoled
their way to puff a particular wheel
in a manner which was worth Two dos-
Nevertheless, .Jotly" Nellie McHenry
and her company in thetr nsw play a
Of The largest audiences which has at
play. IA Bicycle Girl" is nothing more
pany, clever In the main. hung up their
speciaaties to the crstical saze OF tns
auditors. That last nisIht,s y e nKe sa
them was eyinced by the hearty applause
which greeted each player.
Miss McHenry is THE same
fascinating actress she nt a1wa syT ma mas e pssn
and Jolly abandon which has made her
one of the best known artists on the
burlessaqe stage G,ty some masb q ta ahe exec sxcepPpi ZION
to the fippant, unnecessary. manner IN
which she treats Biblical subjects. But
then Nellie means no harm. sne says
The beSt singer in h troTp is no
doubt Miss Laura Bennett. The most
s sass yDt a gass # a nsT so,call e f opsra sas
selecti5ons or ballads beyond. her voice
Or method. she yoddies, and sings ne
on the guitar with an accent and grace
which is really an artistic performance
She is Mrs. John Potipher; the coming
" woman nan n in the RRlis ayy f psns m5 5aess eae NE! MS
Julia Glover, Miss Ethel Tyler and MISS
Lillian De Gross also ADD mncn 70 IT d1S
their SINGING and dancing. John WEB
sster 3 nice on the stage as q fake
baron, but IL i spite gg,nni9 Of Mis- ais t MDHsnry's
afrectfons just as he did In private ufs.
| Charles P. Morrison, a very clever com,
edian, created more n ge tha dan nss s weal and
actsd wen. W. F. Rstchie. as the tramp
bScycle rider, was n of the features
Of the SHOW Y. HI HE a MAS IN ex addition to that
| d & some very Clever trick riding. The
| other performers were Henry Laurena,
F " RiehmondiM lanes and d1 Walter Cole,
| and all did we'll in their parts.
Bon Ton Theatre.
This weeks bill at the popular Boz
Ton is fun of good things, n every
.act" is an exceeahnsiy nrsaed for the
| week a very clever lot of artists, eaGn
in his or her speciality exceptionally
good. Among those whose o wUrn ? ! ver.
satiie m~onoioauist; the Language Butch
ers." Fields & Wooley, and slgnor PAL
| ma and an amusing troupe OF miscMaev
there are the boys with what they cad
sEduoated Feet," Conwell & Swan, whose
| pedal education is very wide and large
and the Nitsua's Marionettes constitute
in themselves a whole show. yer>
| original piece of business 70 that OF Weiis
& Barron, and the "Dancing Emperoas.
ssStur Lillian" a phenomenal little dancer
| the Fansons, bright and ATTRACTIVE; tiz.
| zie Johnston, a vaudeville gem; lnHe
Leonard and others, al clever people
whose acts are admirable
Lyric Theatre, HOboken.
Tbs elaborate melo-dramatic spectacle
.The Struggle Of LIFE" came ,gb to ~ rns
Lyric Theatre. Hobok en- faSs niga a9la Io fb.
saacted in New York City. and It's PEG
| pie are familiar types. First the ey,
Where the interior of a mansion of on
Of fhe cfty's princes Is actually presented
TTshen one is whirled down to the. Cit!
its perspective showing Park Row, tn
home of the great daily newspapers. II
fhe mid-distance stands the City Hal
fhe former !, home Rsos of Iam 4Ra oity snd rr e.
commercial artery; then we are carries
to. Battery Park, q fine view Of the far
Dor, shipping and t H,s., Statue e. Of Liberty tbs y
NOUS Cathedral. then down to tn
liver front to the Thieves pelmonico, q
rutgers Slip, where the lights Of Brook
Sy ~ she world famous bridge-aii fhes
scenic pictures are reproduced with
remarksble degree OF accuracy. while th
acting oompany Is the p,s pest Ina 1Has s saa,, eye
Of Life viii be presented tonight an
tomorrow night, with a matinee tomor