The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-07-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Grand will present 10 the peO-
pie, of Superior next Monday night 90
a great and Interesting novelty i'll the
MCkanlass Colored Concert company
headed by W. II. Mckanlass, the great
Negro Niolinist. and Jennie Robinson.
we'll known throughout the musical
world as the Black Patti, and compris-
ing Trixie st. Elmo, the Mezzo Sopra-
no and ImpersouatOr, c. \. White the
eminent pianist, and many others of
lesser note. Besides rendering instru-
| mental and vocal classical selections of
the most difficult kind, they will also
render the choicest of the "old time
and modern negro melodies. This en-
tertaiDment will be 3 great treat to the
lovers of classical as we'll as of "planta-
ton" music.
SsSSS
The Grand will furnish lovers of
music and mirth with a genuine feast
next week in the opera which will be
produced by TIE OrloIe Opera Co. be-
ginning Tuesday the 10Th and running
through the week. The company Is
strong one, comprising many stars
OF considerable magnitude. Their re-
pertory Is quite eNtenSive-upward of a
dozen pieces, and comprising the best
known comic operas. They will open
Tuesday night with said Pasha, =
full Of fun and Catchy" music. Prices
will be -, 81, % 4 - cents. and seats
will be on sale at the usual places Mon
day morning.
ERMINIE.
The Oriole Opera Company is de-
serving one anG no fault can be found
with the singing, the dramatic work or
the costumes. The Oriole Opera Com
pany Is "a competent and do their work
as well as such companies as the An
drew s Opera Company" and others
which took the town by storm.
While we have no fault to find, we
| think Mr.. Graves ought not to be so
modest. He has allowed all the good
comedy parts to 90 to other good
comedians, when the Lincoln people
want to Taught at him. He is an origi-
nal comedian whom everyone likes.
Miss Beatrice Rinehart takes the star
| parts well, and has wonderfully clear
high soprano voice, while Miss Goldic
Rnehart has an equally good voice in
lower key. They both possess a good
stage presence and are not burdened
with the fault of So many singers
clumsiness and unshapely figures.
Robert Let is as drolI as ever, and
| Miss Harrington does old maid parts in
| a style peculiar to herself and quite
| fetching. There are quite number of
others IN the company deserving of
mention, and the chOruses are far
| ahead of the average. The piano play
| ing and direction of Mr.. I. Burts prob
| tbly have as much to do with the sue
cess of the music as anything else 1t
is said this remarkable young man
| plays seventeen complete operas from
| memory without the music.-Lincoln
| llll.) News.
A new southern play entitled con the
~uwanee River, from the pen of Robt
| \. Stephens, author of con the Bow
ny" The White Rat" and ''The Real
| rhing," will be produced this season by
Mr.. +. }. Nugcnt, manager of the well
| lnown Metropolitan Dramatic Agency
| # New York. The play is a highly
pleasing dramatic representation OF life
! Way Down South" before the Civil
Var, and will be presented by com
| pany numbering tiity-eight people,
Orty of whom Will be Southern negro
comedians, singers and dancers. The
| negro Specialties will be originated and
arranged by VIM. McClain, the famous
Iegro minstrel, and all the humorous
| ,eins of darkev life are cleverlv inter
woven into a bright and entertaining
| dramatic story. "On the Suwance
! river will be produced for the first
| ime about the first of August and Will
| De an early attraction in Superior.