The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15
NTERT4IINlIENT TS.
IIYperion.


 The "Amazons" was presented to a large and fashionable audience at the
 Hyperion theater last evening. Miss
 Johnstone Bennett appeared at her best in Lady Thomasin Beturbet, one of the three daughters of Marchioness of Cas- tlejordan, who had hobby that her girls should have physical as we'll as mental training. The story of the play centers around their meeting with three gentlemen callers, who have come on the grounds against the strict orders of the girls mother. The last act re- veals the fact that after all their wo- manly feeling had g stronger hold upon their nature than they supposed and hen they were only glad to assume their place in the womanly world again. Miss Maude Odell as Noeline was especially good and carried her part with grace and perfection. As Count De Grival, MT. Smith was a success, as was also MT. Stoddard in the part of the Earl of Tusenwayer. The company was a good one throughout and was worthy of praise.
 The fact was noticeable that many of the ladies present wore very small bon nets, while others removed their hats shortly after the curtain went up.
 On Saturday night MT. and Mrs. Ken 'dal will present Sydney Grundys bril- liant camedy, "A White Lie" An ex- change says: "The character of Kate Desmond may be well described as be- witching, and Mrs. Kendall acted it in most bewitchlng manner. The house was full. The production was success full in every respect"
 The cast of "A White Lie" stands as follows:
 Sir John Molyneux. .Mr. Kendall George Desmond. MT. Buchlaw Captain Tempest. t.,...,..H. Cooper Cliffe Wheatcroft. ......... George F. Huntley Dixon on............,........ F. Ames Lady MolyneuX. .............. Marion Lea Hannah. Barbara Huntley Maid d.....................M Minnie Carthart Daisy Desmond. d........ .Margie Valentine Kate Desmond. d..............M Mrs. Kendall
 Prince Ananias," the BostonIans' lat est opera, in which they won such mark ed success during the long engagement at the Broadway theater, New York, will be heard here for the first time. Prince Ananias" is the work of Victor Herbert, the well known leader of Gll- band, and Francis Nelson. It tells in bright and tuneful way the adventures of an outlaw who is in love with the daughter of the Smileless King of Navarre's Court Chamberlain, Q band of strolling players and vagabond po- ct, and adventurer. The opening cast will be; La Fontaine, manager of the strolling players, Henry Clay. Barna-fI bee; Louis Biron, vagabond poet and | adventurer, W. H. MaeDonald; Idalia, La Fontaines leading lady, Jessie Bart | lett Davis; BonifRee, the. Smlleless King of Navarro, George B. Frothing- ham; George La Grabhe, an outlaw, l Eugene Cowles Ninette, the village | belle, Caroline Hamilton, or Eloise Nor gan, Other principal roles are taken by | Joseph Sheehan, Josephine Bartlett, Pe- | ter Lang, Mena Cleary, Jerome Sykes, | Cactleton and Clara Jewell. | The Bostonians will give 'Prlnce An anias" for the first time here next Mon- | day at the Hyperion. The engagement Is for two nights and a special Tuesday | matinee of Robin Hood will be given, and Tuesday nights bill will be Greene and Thorne's "The Maid of Plymouth"