The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-05
NO LACK OF ADJUSTMENTS.
WEEK FULL OF THEATERS, CON-
CERTS AND LECTURES.

Charles Gardner in "The Prize Win
ner" Tomorrow Night-SignOr
Randegger's Piano Recital, Hon.
Howard Martins Lecture on Japan,
and the st. Johns RectOry Society
Entertainment Wednesday Night.
Hon. Henry WntersOn's Lecture on
"MOney and MOraIs'' Before the Sa-
vannah Lyceum.
The coming week offers a variety of
amusements in theater, concert and lee
ture.
Monday Night-Charles Gardner, in The
Prize Winner, at the theater.
Wednesday Night-Signor Randegger's
piano recital under the auspices of the
Music Culture Club. at the theater.
Hon. Howard Martins lecture on ia
pan and the Japanese at Catholic Library
hall
ST. Johns Rectory Society's entertain
ment, Ye Puritan Merrie Maker, at the
Guards arsenal.
Thursday Night-Hon. Henry Waiter
sons lecture on Money and Morals, UNI
der the auspices of the Savannah Lyceum,
at the Guards arsenal.
Friday Night-Gortons Minstrels at the
theater
Saturday, Matinee and Night-Edwin
Milton Royle's Friends, at the theater.
Charles GARDENERS new play 1.-THE Prize
Winner" which will be seen here for the
nrst time tomorrow night graphically
depicts the struggle of heroic German
turner, whose heroism and manliness OF
purposes aid him in overcoming many
obstacles. The part 1.-THE Prize Winner"
IS of course, portrayed by Mr.. Gardner,
and is said to be his most praiseworthy
Characterization, offering nm ample
scope to display his well known versa
Unity as an actor and comedian, ana 70
introduce those songs which nave maze
nm famous Foremost amongst the new
songs which he will sing is apple Bios
sons which has proven worthy sue
Ia mention might also be mace OF
Gesundheit," THE Turner's Triumph,
The German Flower Girl "A Butterfly
song" and Wedding Bells" The sup
porting company is said to be one OF eX-
ceptional merit, by far the best Mr.: Gard
1er mas ever SURROUNDED himseIL Will
and a troupe of Tryolean singers ana
dancers, who will make their first Amerl-
can appearance with Mr.. Gardner
The third concert of the Music Culture
Cub will be given on "Wednesday evening.
II will be piano recital by Slgnor Gu
Ella NJ. Powell. soprano Signor RandeS-
ger Is an artist of really extraordinary
power, More than two years ago ne was
unanimously indorsed by the public or
Naples, his native city, and perhaps the
most musical city of Italy, as the most
accomplished pianist ever sent forth from
me Royal conservatory, and as ne mas
c9nsclentously and continuously deVot-
ca himself to the study and practice OF his
arr ever since, he is now not merely an
excellent performer, but great pianist,
sshough barely p years of age. Entirely
!Iee from mannerismS, unnecessary Ses~
ueQlation and posing, in perfectly quiet
ailq artistic manner he produces effects
which have rarely been surpassed by the
most distinguished artists. He holds the
aItention of his audience-even of those
VINO are unlearned in music-by so per-
tsctly phrasing and interpreting his pieces
mat even the most complex compositions
sed me- interesting, and readily followed
Miss Powell, who will assist him, is an
Palst possessing a beautiful voice, power
sui ui ana dramatic, as well as true and
meet; and a most excellent method ac-
HIIled during the past four years from
' II, pest teachers in New York and Paris.
IN 1iis much to reassure such as might
ti s ulseouraged at the idea Of but two ar
rit,s during an entire concert. The COM
'l0tee, however, is confident that this