Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-24

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The regular theater season win open
at Greenwall's opera house September
30, with the presentation OF the great
drama, In Darkest Russia" by the
Sidney r. Ellis company. Two light
plays win be offered before that as
an Introduction to the entertainments
of the year, which viii be Of an unus-
ually high character. These two plays
Will be Fritz IN a Mad House, ON
September II, and THE Dnzzler,"
September Is. Then. after an Interval
OF little over a week, VIII come the
good things OF the year.
1T is a well known fact that the pro-
prietors OF the Fort Worth opera house
are also the owners OF a number OF
Iirst-class houses throughout tho South.
IN all Of which the management is
progressive and enterpriflng. An
enumeration OF these well known The
plan temples IS appropriate at the pres
ent time. They are the Grand opera
house, New orleans, the Nendome
theaier. Nashville the Lyceum thea
ter Memphis, the Savannah theatcr
Savannah; the Lyceum theatCr Allan
ia the Grand opera house, Calves
ton; Sweeney & Combs opera house
Houston; Dallas opera house. Dali
las. The stan OF the Fort Worth opera
house VIII remain the same as last
year, consisting OF the following Wen
known gentlemen: +. W. Greenwull
manager; Sol Braunig. treasurer; Geo.
Connor leader OF orchestra; Wick
Joscnberger. stage manager; Louis W.
McAllister property man; John BON
durent, chief usher Treasurer Braunig
10 now having the house cleared and
painted inside, the scenery Is being
retouched and cleaned for the opening.
Theater goers who have, In the past.
been surfelted with the lurid drama
and n chaotic conglomeration OF farce
comedies VIII hail as welcome relief
the new regime to be pursued by the
Gteenwall Theatrical Circuit company
for the coming season. With detcrm-
lnntion to raise the standard OF at
fractions. they have strictly adhered
10 the axiom, nothing but the best"
To successfully cater 10 and establish
reputation with the better class OF
thenter goers. this enterprlsing firm of
managers have secured list OF all
theatrical celebrities and organizations
OF such reputation that season OF
unusual hrllllancy Is assured. The lat
est New York successes in comedy
drama-molodrama; the largest spectac-
ulnr and minstrel organizations the
most celebrated American and Euro
peun stars. win appear In succession,
making varied and interesting list
To anticipate They are as follows;
Darkest Russia" which made run
az the Fourteenth street Theater In
New York Of over six weeks.
The brilliant souhrctte, Katie PUT
IL
j. X. Emmett, the leading German
dialect comedian. In his new play,
Fritz in Mad House"
Hoyts merry farce, "'A Trip to Chi.
natown,' which made run for two
years at Hoyts Madison square thea
ter, New York city.
The great nautical mclodrnma, "Th,
White Squadron" which created sucl
sensation during the meeting OF tn,
United states navy In New York city
four years ago,
Charles H. Yale's spectacular pro
duotion OF the New Devlra Auction.
with the latest speclalties from Eu
rope.
Al G. Fields minstreis, in an entlr,
new dress.
Charles Frohman's Lost Paradise.
with the original company that playel
at Palmer's Thenter New York city.
The great success. I'm Old Ken
lucky" that made such a phenomena
hit In the Lone star state last sea
son.
a. NJ, Palmer's "Tnlby," with tn
great New York east, now riahni
such q long run at the Garden thentei
Louis JomIs. who has been witt
Fred Ward the past '"rne seasons I
repertoire
Joe cnwthorn. who was with. tie let
Patti Rosa ana who las made such
success in She German dialect that MI
dunno VIII star hlm the coming sea
son.
The unprecedented success. 9Th
Span OF Life" that created such a IN
rore with the bridge scene at the Pee
pies theater New York.
Kennedy the strongest man In thi
country, In Ms great snccess Of SAN
son."
David llendowon's GRAND spectacula
production OF "Sinbad." carving tW
carloads % scenery and over a hur
dred people. which made such q phi,
nomonal run al the Chicago oper
house. Chicago
''fhe Pay Train"
The great tragedian. Thomas "
Keenc In repertoire.
The great spectaoular production
"Spider and Fly"
Frederick Warde In the same prnau,
tion that made run at the Star the,
ter IN New York.
The gtund melodrama. Land OF III
Midnight sun"
The rising aoubrette. Cora Van Tai
sell IN "Tcnncsgee Pardner" which wa
one OF tho closing attractions az III
old Niblo theuter, New York.
stuart Robson In an entire new pr,
"Ridc for Life" a meiodrama carr,
ns carload OF scenery. producing
locomotive and train ~ cars
Charles IL Pratte grand opera con
pahy, Introducing. besides Mme. NJ
vary and Nine Dorre some OF II
post clever European artists this ooul
try has over seen.
the merry. farce comedy "a Raj
Hanion's beautiful speoJar "tiu
tasma"
W. II. Crane in his intest New var
production. MY Wlfes FBther" whic
made -,ln Of over one hunered night
AT the Fifth avenue theatcr
wr,ssss, great fayorlte' Marie Wair
Peerless Corinno. supported by III