The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-22

tuOus devil, one well calculated To deceira
the unwary. This treatment of the mart
makes the contrast between the li1bt P pJr,.
stronger. '"es
'McCarthys Mishaps." which will no
seen here Saturday matinee and night is
not new play by any means. but IL is
SlWays funny. The fun is of the wild
knock-down and drag-out style that is
more satisfying TO a large majority If
theater-goers than the wfttiest lines ever
penned by mere writers like Shakespeare
aha sheridan. And 10 make the PLAY still
lnore amusing, IL contains a serious mo-
i've Of the good old meiodramatic SORT
deserted wife who stands ready in the
VINES, and When there is a luli i'm the
comedy business rushes on and threa TENS
10 unmask her dastardly husband "as
surely as there is a heaven above us
OF words TO that effect. The husband
ners of the true genteel heavy. nuts his
ulsSulse IN his pocket and Joins in the
merry-making as if engaged by the man
eseHeht Tor that purpose alone.
Mrs. Cora Stuart Wheeler gave a. read
ing at the Guards hall last night before
a select audience of the Guards and their
lflehds. The first part of the progra NINE
consisted Of selections from her own no.
ems and those of the late Eugene Fyeld
me second part of the programme CON
sisted or little lecture on the faults Of
The Steiner sex, entitled "A Man or. Two
With a Habit or Two" which was rnnc6
enjoyed by the ladies in the audiepce
me entertainment concluded with an able
ana scholarly defense of the character of
'Jezebel, a lady whom Mrs Wheeler AYERS
was much misunderstood
Primrose & Vests Minstrels caught the
crowds yesterday afternoon and last night
at the theater. This organization has ol-
ways been a favorite in this CITY and This
season 1t is an improvement upon itself
Inc snow 1t gives is without question
one OF the best of the class ever seen in
the south or anywhere else, for that mat
ter George Wilson, an old friend Of THE
Doys,f ls travelling with Primrose & West
TINS season 1t must have warmed the
cookies of Georges heart to more the re-
ception he got at both the matinee and
EVENING performance. The specialties of
the company were among the cleverest
seen In the theater this year The Who'll
performance was notable for legitimate
stage business, and an absence of the
so frequently form the major mart NJ
minstrel shows.
Little Sadie and Maud Jacoby, whose en-
tainments are well known to Savannah
ians. viii be given a benefit performahce
unQer the auspices of the Young Mems
ItebreW Association at Masonic nall
WEDNESDAY night. A good deal of interest
mas Deen taken in the entertainments and
mere is every assurance that it Will be one
OF the most successful of the season.
The Morning News has received the
Following, signed Music Lover
Having been subscriber of the Nfus,c
culture Club this past season. and hav-
ing attended and enjoyed fully every one
OF the SIX concerts given, l wish TO in
qulfe through your columns for the bene-
NJ OF many others as equally interested
as myself what are the prospects of AM
9tner season of such enjoyable musicq
nave lived here now for upwards nj
twenty-five years. and / do not recall
d single season when we who are lovers
OF music have been given such an on
portunity OF enjoying it as this club has
altofded US. 1t has filed a long-felt want
IN our community and deserves the heartv
Support and encouragement of all of onT
cllizens, even those who say and imap.
me that they do not like music I intend
TINS letter principally for the benefit ~
lile managers Of the Music Culture C,liih
Win tne hopes that they will not cease
operations and abandon the excellent
work That they have begun in the riebt
u4Eecllon, but viii go Immediately 10 work
AGAIN and give US other ENJOYABLE sea-
sons OF good music by real artists VIM
ltNef reach here except when brought
HSte under such conditions as this elm
Dnsts. am ready to become "a silb.
eatDef again, and shall do ali in my
LIVER 70 induce Others to subscribe +
~'N DelleFe that there is a single person