The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
PLENTY OF SHOWS COMING.
"a FOOL FOR LUCK" THE ONLY ONE
DURING THIS WEEK.

DURING THIS WEEK.
"a Trip To Chinatown" Al. FieId's
Ministries. Lost Paradise and
..PecL's bad BOY" Next Week and
Then Come the October Attrac-
tions-The box Onice TO BE Open
Every Day and seats sold a WeeI,
Ahead.
The only performance at the new theateT
this week is "a Fool for Luck" by
Joe Cawthorne ana his company, to-mor-
row night
Mr.. Cawthorne is well known to Savan-
nah theater goers He made a rep
utation for himself during the several sea-
sons he was with tile lamentei Patti Rosa,
and met with great success last year with
DAINTY Gladys Wallis. This season he is
starring under the direction Of John ".
Dunno. The new play "A Fool for
Luck" was written expressly for him by
the well known actor-author John A. Ste
veus, and AFFORDS him greater field for
the display Of his abilities than anything
In which he ~ yet appeared
"a Fool for Luck tells The story of an
Industrious and impecunious young Ger
man. Schmltz Geyser. who wakes mp one
morning TO ind that he has been left
fortune of S60J0,0J0 He IS knocked
out" as ii We're. and does not know how
10 get lid of the money. His associates
in the store and cheap boarding house
come TO his aid, and the schemes they or
iginate to separate him from his dollars,
are as many and varied as they are laugh
able and successful The character Of
Geyser is sustained by Mr.. Cawthorne.
He has the support of such people as
Frank McNish, Charles Burroughs George
T. Welch, W. II. Grinke, Collin and Agnes
Ardeck.
Under the present management of the
theater the box office will be open con-
tinuously, that is. every day except sun
days, from o'clock in the morning IN
til 8 o'clock in the afternoon, and later
Of course, on days on which there are
performances. Seats may be engaged
for any performance a week in advance.
There will be no special days for begin
ming the sale of seats.
A Trip to Chinatown by the original
company will follow y FOOL for Luck,
next Monday night Sept. g. This and
Paradise Lost Peck's Bad Boy, and Al
FIELDS Ministries are the only plays this
month. Next Month will bring a rush
of attractions, among them A. NJ. Pal
mers Trilby, Spider and Fly Parson
Davies athletic exhibitions, Span Of
Life, Louis James in repertoire; Eugene
Robinson's comedy company in Fatted
Calf; Taylor Bros, in lectures; Efiie Els
Ter. Limited MAIL Thomas Keene, in
repertoire David Hendersons Sinbad the
Sailor, extravaganza company Of 100 peo-
pie, and Billy Vans MINISTRIES.
Al G. FIELDS minstrels will be here
Sept "a, the night fonowlng A Trip 70
Chinatown. Mr.. Field will have as his
honored guest this season Uncle Dan
Emmtt the oldest living minstrel, who
is making a farewell tour of the eoun-
try through which he Travelled in his
younger days.
The only amateur performance booked
during the entire season at the new the
alter, and an evening to which is looked
forward with pleasant anticipation by
theater-goers is that of Nov. G, when will
be produced Pinero's excellent comedy
sweet Lavender by selected talent Of
this city, under the auspices Of the Tenn
pie Guild The play. which will be re-
membered. had long run at the Ly-
ceum. in New York, has been procured
for this special performance by the per-
mission of the author, ana is TO be pre-
scented under the personal direction OF
MIR. l.. w. Nelson.
Miss Adelaide Randall, q prma donna,
well and favorably known in this city,
has signed a contract to sing with the
appearance on the Savannah stage will
be received with favor ana appreciation
by her many former admirers.
The Musical Courier, abiding to the loss
the Savannah concert and amateur oper-
atic stage Will sustain in the departure
from the city of Mrs. Schreiner and Mrs.
Haynes and the probable retirement of
Miss Howard and Miss Carruthers, pays
this compliment to Mr.. i. f. Rebarer:
The several churches where these ladies
have sung will suffer serious loss, and
especially the synagogue, where Mrs.
Schreiner and Mrs. Haynes both sung.
The only chance of as nearly as possible
filling these places is for Mr.. Rebarer to
turn out some good singers from among
his pupils. Speaking of Mr.. Rebarer Sa-
vannah has in him a first rate instructor
and the public is beginning to realize
the fact He has been a tenor since he
was Is years old, and has during that time
studied music and the voice in all its
forms and under various instructors. He
has been very successful during the past
season. He was one Of the organizers of
the Festival Choral Society, and is one of
the principal promoters of the Music Gull
ture Club"
The Music Culture Club will open its
season some time in November with the
Albertini-Linde Concert Company, TO be
followed IN december by MI. Louis Blum
enberg, the celebrated cellest and later
in the season by the Wilczek company and
three other equally as good attractions.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Star Course this season includes in its
list of entertainments the Bailey Concert
Company, of which Nine. Eppinghausen
Bailey is soprano, ana also the Mozart
company. Max O'Ren will head its list
of lecturers
The dancing, singing and grotesque
comedy work, which form a part of the
attractions of NJ. 3. Leavitt's Spider and
Fly, are quite in line with the accepted
standards of burlesQue in the British
metropolis, where this -orm of entertain
ment was created, and there is enough
novelty in the new setting of the piece
to suffice for half dozen similar shows
Fanny Davenport, now at her country
place. Melbourne Hall, named in honor Of
her husband, Melbourne Mcdowell at
South Duxbury, Mass, will open her sea-
son in Brooklyn on Oct. Is, the same date
that Irving opens in New York.