The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17
A PLAY EVERY NIGHT BUT ONE.
4 WEEK or THE SPECTACULAR
AND EXTRAVAGANZA.

The HanIOn's "Fantasma" Three
Nights and Matinee and Dashing
Little COrinne Two Nights and IA
Matinee in "HendricIS Hudson, Jr."
Close of the BaIdwin's Engage
ment-The operate AssoclgtiOh's
First Entertainment.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Nights, and Wednesday Matinee-Han-
Ions "Fantasma."
Friday and Saturday Nights and Sat
urday Matinee-Corinne in "Hendrick
Hudson, Jr.'
Hanlon Brothers Fantasma will be the
opening attraction of the week After
this season the Hanlons intend giving
"Fantasma' a rest for a few years, and
reyiving it's predecessor, lie Voyage en-
SUISSE" to take its place. In honor, there
fore. of its farewell tour, they are MAX
ing special efforts to render this seasons
'Fantasma' better than ever New seen
cry has been provided, new costumes will
DE worn, and new specialties added, not
10 mention a number of new mechanical
and electrical effects. Before the Han
Ions produced this now famous panto-
mime they were advised by critics against
he venture, being told that American
audiences would not care for, nor under
stand the style OF entertainment That
the Hanlons judgment was correct is evil
denced by the almost unprecedented sue
cess and longevity that has befallen their
spectacle. That "Fantasma" has been
so long lived, is attributed by the man
dsement, not alone from the fact that it
Was eNcellently wen done when first pro-
4 Quced, but from the fact that II is always
helhg added to and changed until now
mere IS scarcely any Vesuge of the origi-
MAJ remaining.
The Kimbal Opera Comique organiza-
Il a'h composed Of sixty comedians, vocal
& ITS, dancers and artists, headed by the
-e-e prlma-dona Danseus Corinne pre-
aJlng the operate extravaganza Hen
81 ai-,k Hudson, IT." will be seen here for
inc first time this week. The production
ones Endorsed by an extended run in New
io4k, Boston and Chicago. The opening
Is IN the city of New York in its in
t!lcy showing the famous Bowling Green
a inS The usual amount of bright witty
-tQsue and fun incidents are introduced
n " lhe act which terminates with Hud-
departure for the south. The action
me second act is located in the ever
-tles Of FLORIDA. Hudson and his follow
are searching anXiously for the famous
+'telu OF youth, which that noted dis
'tfer, Ponce de Leon, searched for so
.s and unsuccessfully. In his wander
- through Florida Hudson discovers
+
= ris This travestial meeting of Hudson
81 '-l columbus forms the basis of a deal
J. me action Of the piece. "Hendrick Hud-
6 0' Jr-, while in New York becomes
IGNORED of a beautiful Dutch maiden,
gYt9' intending to make a conquest of fair
4drick, is angered because he has gone
r. lolda. and sends detectives to find
W.T. ana bring him back. The two odd char
tS' with their eccentricities cOntri-
~. largely to the comic element of the
a.. realizing his danger Hudson dis
himself as lovely Spanish maiden,
Yates Columbus and his followers
.H ms musical selections and succeeds
2hpletely battling the detectives. The
a act IN the operate Extravaganza is
7u tcted in several scenes. affording
most admirable opportunity for the lib
-a--- introduction of sDecialties. The play
s. una les with an allegorical picture of
Marie, and a series of gorgeous
-G Illustrations. Locating its action on
ldHks OF the picturesque Hudson and
r tHe luXuriant everglades of tropical
I5d, tne scenic artist has been fur
VIZ with endless opportunities to pro-
b pIts neautltul scenic dress for the piece.
& rsrJtl hle kimball. in her characteristic
f ssgtSI mas spared no expense to make the
-"s q the production complete Hen