The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-28


''TIamIet.r one Of Ehaksspeare's popular
plays, was presented Al tho Grand Opera
House on Saturday evening last before
representative Wilmington audience by
tbs popular tragsdian. Mr. Creston Clarke.
and an able company. Mr.. Creston Clarke
was ut his beat 40 Hamlet. Prince OF Den-
mark. Mr.. Frederick Brown was very
good as King Of Denmark. Mr.. J. l..
Cathcart was very clever as Polonius
Mise Adelaide Prince as Aphelia Was ex.
ceedingly charming, and Miss Agnes
Maynard as Gertrude, tho queen. was
very graceful. The reut OF the COMPANY
were very good In their respective roles
and the piece was we'll staged through.
out.
Pathoe. melody and mrrloment will re-
sound throughout the Auditorium. OF
the Grand Opera House this evening on
which occasion Amy Leo and Frank Doane.
the idols Of the fun loving world, will have
the honor to present for the iirst time TO
their Wilmington admirers" e. J. bwartz
dramatic comedy, Mise Harum Scarum.n
From the report we are continually
receiving We ere able to assure our read.
ers that the play la we'll worthy OF their
patronage. II Ia a very rare thing for us
to IND two artists so peculiarly 8nd differ.
emily constructed In their amusement
powers as Mise Lee and Mr.. Doane, and
yet able to work so harm oniously tOgeth.
er. They seem In fact In every way fitted
by nature TO be allied In the came produo.
Hon. Miss Lee,ever bubbllng with mirth
nlte round like sunbeam here, there and
everywhere. and as she takes the part OF q
little child. FOR which character she 10 so
admirably lifted, one feels ready to cry
when she cries, and to laugh when sha
laughs. and In Miss Harum Scarum' the
author has created part for her which
talent
Mr.. Frank Doane ia that rare avis nat.
rx NJ M.
initiating is required by him to create
laughter he has q spontaneous flow OF
ever ready wilt denoting mlrth and
merriment 10 Inherent. IL is Impossible
to keep sober face while he Is on tho
stage. The company 10 very strong one,
each member being carefully selected for
their respective fitness for the part assign.
cd to them. and II 10 truly company Of
etars.
The primary object OF the farcioal play,
Grand Opera House. Tuesday. Oct. 30, 10
to please; Ito secondary object 10 tO
muse, and In both Of these undertakings
lt 10 said to succeed admirably. IA Rail.
road Ticket 10 a farce comedy in three
acts. satirizlng cut.rate toket brokers and
has sufficient plot to sustain interest
throughout the entire performance. The
cast Ia rather large, including many
artists OF hote, the most prominent being
eugene Canfield. jas. II. Bradbury. Harry
ottcht cEhuk Jus. y. WeiuDurR,
John 3. Terry, Kathel Kerr Beatrice
Norman. Hattie Waters, Sallie Stembier,
Matte Loekette. HuldR Halvers and Lou
Rice.
Lincoln j. Carriers senio melo-drama
The Toronado." comes to the Grand
Opera House next Saturday.
BIJoU THEATRR
James Thorntons Elite Vaudeville Com.
paDy Will open their three nlghts engage
meat at the BlJou Theatre this evening.
This company 10 composed Of picked ar.
tists for the foremost ranks OF the PROBES.
Itlsheaded by Jas. andBonnle Thornton
the hrst known everywhere as the Napo.
leon OF song writer's. and the latter az The
queen Of comedienncs. It also Includes
such we'll known actors as Gilmore and
Leonard, the representative Irish come.
dians, Willis and Collins, high class novel.
w entertainers, the three Marvelles.
grotesque artists. Ed Lateli with his up.to.
date musical melHnge, Clark and st, Clair
Sherman and Morriessy. the Written
slsters, the original Coney Ialand girls,
Ihe BlJou managers In presenting this
combination OF artists to the Wilmington
public demonstrate the sincerity of their
Efforts to give the show people OF thls
town clean tlret.class house OF amuee.
ment and they should be supported 40.
cordingly.