The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-27
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Tho White Squadron viii be Seen at the
Academy Of Music Tonight.

An elaborate production of the naval
play, 1.-THE White SQUADRON" will be
seen at the Academy Of Music this eve
ming. The play is built on patriotic
lines and a deeply interesting story is
developed. The stage is continuously
filled with thrilling episodes and beau
tiful stage pictures. In the third act
the vessels of the magnificent white
Squadron" under full steam and sail,
are shown. Over eighty people are re-
quired to properly present this scene.
In scenery. stage appointments and
company this play Is strictly first-class.
GismOnda for Three Nights.
Fanny Davenport will appear at the
rockingham Nov. 2S. 80, 80 in Sar-
dou's latest and greatest play. "Gis-
monda." In 1t Fanny Davenport has a
part which Is exactly suited to her ad-
mirable qualities as an actress, and 1t
Is said by the critics that 1t Is the
best role that she has interpreted.
The piece Is the most audacious bit
Of theatrical work that Sardou has
ever written. and 1t requires the most
great artist in its portrayal, without
giving offence to the public.
The character of 'Gismonda' was
written for Fanny Davenport and
Nine. Bernhard. and it permits them
to exhibit their varied powers in a
startling manner. From the criticisms
we have read 1t Is said hat Miss Dav-
export Is realistic. embarrassingly real
istic. Melbourne Mcdowell has a
part in Almerio which is exactly suited
to him, and his capital rendering of
the same has stamped him as the best
heroic actor we have on the American
stage today.
The Thanksgiving Attraction.
The attraction at the Academy
Thursday, matinee and night, will be
the new and funny musical comedy,
The Gilhoolys Abroad" written by
James German. The leading parts will
be assumed by John and George Cor
man, the latter as q wealthy real es-
tate owner, "Owen GilhOoly," and the
former as Jonathan Tubbs,'' q legal
luminary. The company supporting
the Messrs. German have been selected
with care. all members being remark
ably adapted to their respective parts.
Plenty of singing, dancing. pretty
marches, etc. etc. will be introduced.
Tim the Tinker"
That clever Irish comedian. John f.
Brennan, and his most capable COM
pany who made such a hit with our
theater-going public last a in this
city. will play a return engagement at
the Davis theater beginning Thanks
giving afternoon. and every afternoon
and evening for the remainder Of the
week. Mr.. Brennan, who IL one Of the
most refined Irish comedians on the
stage today, should be greeted by
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