The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-01
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Tho fnmaus nrDthnra Byrne the quar-
$9ttt rt run mekcrk who have amused go
many people hf THAR Rrotesq ue acrobatic
Marss this evening In the na uticui pam
tem,,nic comsay the new Eight Beils.n
Almost rom tha time the curtain rises on
~ firsi acs uutit Il falls after the Last one
Ens andlence Il looking and laughing at
4yrns Bfolhers. Oniy ons OF them--Jo o hn
= byrne-has anything IN particular to
Say lno other three brothHrs carry their
part 10 panscmiinc. The scenery. Of Eight
Bo.la" u oenstructed especially for ihese
agile b. otkars, aud they 20 sailing
thfouEh the Nsndows- jumping headlong
throuuls the eides OF tina house and tumb.
Hing through trick coach In the 10 uBt
reckioss aid startling mannar.
The heAt seeea Ia la the second act. when
the interior ot Rijoining state rooms on
en- ocean stssmar Ia SHOWN to the audience
The state ro ouls nro occupisd ny the four
&yrne brothere. ard wnlie tina ship ls
roilinK In tho waves they introduee some
cf the best acrobatio turns. This act ends
with terrific storm at sea. which rocks
lne ship ~ much that she finally turna
gompieteiy over. and the Inmates of Tho
TWO state rooma are whlried about In a
way thst Is most astonishing. There Ia a
large cast OF characters In the production
Of .tho new Eight Bslls and many mad
4efe. eonas. dauoes and limitations. Soma
pretty and NivaciOue young women figure
~ the entertainments. and the plot run.
ming thfonRh 1t 10 funny in its Situations.
IL requires great deal of labor. pa.
tlence. and no anall capital" says Man :
= efer VIM. Curtis OF Billy VANS Big
Ainstrsls ITO secure people-tirss class
peopls-for q large ana good company.
Why. would you believe It. l work adj two
years preparing MIR. Vans -ntetprlse. aud
ssen had 10 send to London, Farls. Bar
4ln, AMI Visrna and other foreign cities
before s0coseded in compIstns every
lsucpartmans. number OF our people
are from aeroad. and 1t was necessary to
buy ali our siiks. satlns and draperies in
f..F al in f.nu
1y Mr. fnal Vernon. the designer of Ne "
SAprk. OF course. this Ia not the case with
Al conpanies; some are organized. drilled
pnd presonied In q week, and some OF
4hsm dh nd in as littie time. but MIR.
yAn haaia desire to outshine all aom mpetf-
eorA tbetefnra- wa had to make an extra
4port but feel amply repaid for II. for
every'where We go the papers and the pub
ltc all say: well. It is the ilnest sho W
esat We lave ever seen In this CITY,"
lHhersfofe, IL comes rather natural for me
aeinaL novel oostly and magnificent
minstrel show ever prSs-ntad. 1t will
appear at the Grand Opera House We'd
hesday. Oct. I'd.
BIIou THEA TIRE.
v William allle.te's omedy farce "AIl
the Comforts OF Home" wae given iis
linitlat presentation. In the present en-.
lssgemsRt ut tho Bliou Theatre. last even
fnG by a clever company. The story told
A. excalient and the situations at time,
aare truly ludicrous and highly amusing
OF those In the cast 1t can be said. thsI
are standard artists Those deserving oi
special mention were Waiter Perkins, AZ
Tfow Mellow; J. j. Terris as ALFRED
Ha.tings; L. @ Valentine as Theodors
BINDER.
AR. Valentine was exceedingly clever
sand was ono of the favorites. Mia
sGwlnna Cusbman as Josephine Bende
PAS ct her best. Miss Alscia Mari a
~ Fin Orltanskl wac very graceful. She wa
also favorite. This farce will bs givsr
this and tomorrow evenings and tomor
row afternoon. The manaRem ent OF thi
grand amusement resort are doing every
khipg TO make this house an A anuss
mont rceort and are sparing no psins q
sxpeneo to do SO. The best OF order
kept and those attending may rest al
sured that they will be treated with ooui
stesy by all attaches.