The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-20
AT THE THE ATEB.
Fantasma's Second Performance
better Even Than the First.

Better Even Than the First.
'Fantasma' was presented again at
the theater last night. The audience,
while good-sized one. was not as large
as the company deserved. Fantasma is
the best attraction OF its kind that has
ever visited Savannah. and is worthy Of
a good patronage.
The scenery and other attachments
worked without a hitch. and this where
there is such an abundance Of property
SHOWS a thorough stage management
/ Inc singing by the boy soprano took with
the audience, judging from the applause.
Inc appearance Of Mr.. George H. Ad-
ans, the clever clown OF Fantasma, re-
cans pleasant Incident in the stage ca
leeF OF that gentleman. Fifteen years ago
MI ADAMS was playing "tumpty Dump
" under the management OF Tony De
nier During the cOmpanys engagement
al the old Savannah theater Mr.. Denier
presented Mr.. Adams a diamond stud
ded medal as a token OF his esteem. He
still has the medal in his possession, and
naturally prizes it very highly.
Mr. NJ c. AIichaels Of Atlanta, mana ger
OF the southern circuit Of the Greenwau
Theatrical Circuit Company, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Aichaels was here
on business connected with the theater.
The lecture and entertainment commit
Tee or the Young Mems Christian ASSO-
cation has peculiar satisfaction in the
array of talent secured for this season.
IL is with no little pride that the asso-
cation announces that the best course
eyer oIered by the savannah associa-
Nov: 22-Dr. a. A. Wnlitts. on sun
shine"
Dec. Mozart Symphony Club.
Jan 3-Mme. Bailey grand concert.
tebruary-Nocal musical.
March MAX O'Rell on Her Royal
Hlghness, Woman
Tickets are sold according to the fol-
OWNS schedule: Course tickets Ito non
inembers), $50; course. tickets Ito mem
bersl, 3; single attractions Including re-
serve Seatsl, 70 cents, general admission,
% cents, Tickets can be bought at the
Young Mems Christian Association from
the afternoon.
The Evansville. Ind people said of DR.
Wiilitts recently: Or "A. Willitts made
ms third appearance in Evansville as
Lecturer, and was greeted by a large au-
dlence. The distinguished gentleman has
established for himself an abiding well
come here, and the announcement of his
coming Is the promise of a feast. DR.
Wilhtts style as a lecturer is easy and yet
energetic. 1t would probably not be diff
ierent If he occupied a conspicuous posi-
ton al the nreSide and talked for the
entertainment of a small company there.
Ine absence of everything like effort or
dnectatiOn is the feature which puts him
at once en- rapport with his audience"
The Mozart symphony Club, which is
the second in the course in cluQes the fol-
lowing well-known artists: String quin-
tette, Mr. otto Lund. solo violin; Mr..
4 utOuuIe i1OCn, NlOllnf MT. klCnafQ StOeI-
ger, viola; Mr.. Mario BlOdeck, cello, and
Nine. LaRoche, soprano. Herr Theodore
Hoch, cornet VirtuosO and Roman trium-
phal trumpet. Mr.. Mario Blodeck, Da
GAMBIA solOist; Mr.. Richard Stoelzer, VIC
la d'AmOur soloist; Nine. LaRoche, chro-
matte harp virtuoso. The varied pro-
gramme cannot fail to delight the most
fastidious. of Nine. Cecilia Eppinghous-
en- Balleys grand concert. which will be
here in January, a well-known music
teacher here only day or so ago, re-
ceived a letter from a friend in Louis
VILE KY, stating that he had heard Nine.
Bailey, and that she gave a wonderfui
concert, and that Savannah has a great
attraction in her. She is also said to be
a very handsome woman. She will be as
sisted by her sister Miss Bertha Ep-
pinghousen, the well-known reader, and
Miss Dollie Williams brilliant pianiste.
Max O'Rell needs no Introduction. The
subject he will lecture on here is "Her
Royal Highness, Woman" Max O'Reii
like all Frenchmen on the platform, IL
polished in style, and like every cosmo-
politan he is natural; his gestures are
graceful and reserved; his delivery is vi
vacious and modest He effects the wit
and reveals the sober thinker. In his er-
fort to provoke mirth he sometimes
touches the finest chords of sentiment
and emotion.
All the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation course entertainments will take
place in the Guards hall.