The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-28
Her struggle with her growing sus-
picion was affecting and won her much

Her struggle with her growing sus-
pieion was affecting and won her much
As Cecile Austen. Miss Anna vilaire
looked very provoking. though really
she was as encouraging as the mosi
Gilbert made the hem most Of Mercedes, being
especially good in the first acI, and
Nine. Carina Jordan was irresistible as
Miss Penelope Austen, the poetic SPIN
The other characters were Terrence
Q,Flynn, w II. Wheeler: A =. austen.
~ NsssK i: s TqFpsr smith, Harry saf cu spsince aha and
Kate Miss Nina Ray.
The Fatal Gard" will be at the Acad,
envy all the week with the usual
r~natinees.
Lyric Theatre, Hoboken.
Z. Lawrence Weber's Olympia Com
pany CAV a vaudeville performances at
the Lyric Theatre. Hoborsen. last night.
The show is a variety of almost every
thing, from a dramatic scene, with imi-
tations Ct prominent actors, to a bur our
titled THE Naughty Duchess" in three
scenes. introducing songs. choruses ans
DANCES. Harry Le Glair and and d Eaw !
good effect. A burlesque. on 'sTrilby"
vas was ssd als 70 ,T @Introdsce and o Th9 e ass enc
tertained and Harry Hastings sang. 4
scene above the clouds. entitled Venus
Jr.." concluded the performance.
New songs, pretty costumes ana seen
cry added to the attractiveness OF the
show. L.
William 4. Thomas, ollie Thorne. Miss
Dot Davenport, S. T. Darlington, Jonn
Cody, Miss Ray Tilburn. Miss 2. Ger
bank. Miss Louise Watson. Miss Edna
Thorne. Miss Carrie Hawkes., Miss
MIMIC Burt, Miss F. Fleming, Miss y,
= Eer eSem MIas ii Miss e0e {. R Mass Mss MISS cray,
Miss Clark n Miss .Bechel.
The play will continue tonight only.
Tomorrow evening an amusing Gsrtn .
dhe Partisan Gamin) will be given.
Bon Ton Theatre.
Manager Dinkins, faithful to his early
promises, still continues to give excellent
vaudeville entertainments at the Bon
Ton Theatre and last nights was fully
up to the standard, and, as usual, a
crowded house greeted the performers
haps eight or ten years, was very anus
ing. Her song. "A Little Bunch Of
Whiskers on His CHM was uproarious-
y men lee she MANAGED nag iu to put a little bunch
the audience mighty. Her dancing has
very seldom Deen eQudlleO Ny A 80
we've Nobriga was well received; she has
a good round voice and knows how TO
use ii; but the trouble is she sings one
and recites Ave lines of her song. Her
portrayal of the tough lady, The Belle
Of Avenue A." to use her own choice
English, was "outer sight" Walter
Stanton and Fin CORR are a clever pair
oniy a short time from England. There
is a freshness about Tina that is posi-,
lively charming. The barnyard sketch
Of this team was something entirely new
and very amusing. Al the finish Mt.
Stanton dons a suit of feathers and rep,
resents a gigantic BARNARD "%dunghilp,
leased from a big egg shell and gives
battle to the giant and lays him low II
snort order This Dav and Goliah
fight kept the house in an uproar III
the curtain went down on the act: The
Salambos gave a startling exhibition OF
what IS possible with s. ssarna 4 They
hare hands and lit up the stage and
theatre with an ere Fssn light mt Is s;m pTlgn Wo IS
derfui. The Lavines,- Master Frank
whitman, Lowery and Francis, Binney
and. Chapman, The Cornallas followed IN
their order and We're all well received.