The morning times., 1896-09-27

~ natural as life and vice as Charming
though 1t Is mysterious uifeAlity.
One might be looking at dance Of the
shadows or q dream phant tasy, SO graceful,
easy, and silent IL the spectacle, yet there
IL 10 before the eyes In realism that cannot
be doubted. xOtmeJely the children enjoy
the picture plays of the sitaseufe. Old
folks suddenly discover ytbat they afc
Just as FOND Of watcbing the PictgFes "a
headed old Washipgtonial.a grandfather,
by tile way, thathe went twice to see May
Irwin and John g. Rice In their Kissing
scene last week, and this week he IL going
to take .atsrhis grandchildren, dne- by one,
to the Bi1ou Family Thcater; In order that
lie may see morc.
While the. Edison. vitascope, w.. Manager
Whitsell's special and exclusive attraction
this, week, the regular bill will be "A
Summer GIRL a very pleasing comedy
drama, well acted by q cUmrany or clever
players. The prices Of admission have not
been advanced, and any one can see the
double show for from 10 TO 30 cents at
night, or 10 and 25 cents at the daily
mattnees. 1..sa ~
The attraction at Kernan's Lyceum Thea
ter for this week will be Flynn and Sheri-
dams Big Sensation Double Show. This
uIkdnlZatIOu Is uuuOuot<uiy Oue Ol
best and most expensive in existence,
The managers, always ready to accede to
public demands, have this season secured
several really high-class novelties. and
the enter tainment presented will he de.
cidedly superior to the average burlesque
and vaudeville performance OF today.
The curtain rises on a grand Introductory.
The Creole contingent is the first to az
pear, after which Mile Zitteila, the charm
artists make their entree; an exceptional
ol.o follows, in which appear senorita Flora
in marvellous evolutiOns on the invisible
wire; Cunningham and Grant, the orig
inal brutal brothers, a grand clog tour
nament, led by Miss Sophia Thorue. the
champion female clog dancer of the world;
Lancaster and Collins. acrobatic grotesque
dancers: Smart and Williams, AFRO Amer
lean comedians, and Billy Farrell, assisted
by Miss Willie Farrell in their own creation
entitled The Cake Walkers Dream''
The Farrells are the champion cake walk
ers OF the world, having won this dis
tinctiOn at the Madison Square Garden,
New York, May 1, 1885. They have an
open challenge to walk against any couple
ia the world, and the management viii
forfeit $50 to any couple whom they fail
up-to-date burlesque, entitled THE Naval
Reception introducing the full strength
OF the company. There will be matin
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Few actors are given heartier greeting
at the hands OF our thcater- goers than is
Andrew Mack. As support to other
stellar lights, who visited mere. he was
always singled for favors, and was, indeed,
a prime favorite prior TO his entering the
stellar ranks. The dramatic writer's had
always scontcndedthat he Inssessecd IL ark el
ability, which fact has been den onstratcd
to their entire satisfaction, for no young
actor Tn the last generation has shown the
capabilty for pla ying heroic romantic
characters with this young man. His
really excellent method give promise
of greater future.
Thepart of .Myles a rnOp" fits his talents
to Il nicely. In fact. one would IMAGINE
I hat the authors must have hau this Young
man in their minds eye when the yyyyEcte
IL for his predecessor. The play is one
OF mare than usual strength and beatty
for one OF its class, and 1t rs = truer pict ure
If Irish home life than one r. ACCUSTOMED
To see. tits Il shame Ia com "a n It tD some
of the caricatures which were written
merely To catch the dollars 0f tbsse -wRossa
sympathies center in the c'grccn little
isle" The company which win he seen
in support uf Mr.. Mack at the "A ca DENY this
welfknown local stage farorites Miss
Queenie Vassar, who in the role of Maggie
Farrell, Mylcs' sweetheart, said to
be charming in the extreme; Miss Olive
White, is another bright Young lady; Miss
Nellie Sackett. Miss Lottie Vincent, and
Miss Mimi e Olp have ali been 'seen before
here In their respective roles. Messrs.
Rcbus, Henry Burkhardt, Pal
mer Collins, william j. Mason, james
Richard Webster, and Barney
williams, furnish strength and character
as well as comedy, among the gentlemen.
A sextette OF madrigal boys are q most
pleasing feature in a musical sense, and
the production will be elaboTately and
handso mely staged.
Here is the story of "ChiinnIie Faddcn.''
which opens at the National Tomorrow
night. ''ChiInnie Fadden.'' a rough,
honest and good natured Powery boy,
makes the acquaintance of Fannie Van
CourtIand. a millicnaire's daughter, who
is stunning. He protects her from insult
on the Bowery and Is taken into her fathers
house as n servant. Cbimne here falls
head over ears in love with Miss Fanuic's
French maid. Hortense. whom he Fe-nanas
The Duchess" In the same house is
employed as waiting maid. Maggie. sister
of Larrie. both of whom are friends OF
the Faddens- Larie has been led into
had ways by Moxie, a crook. and Kelly,
de barkeep.' and has Just returned from
n trip To the island. The Faddens make
every effort TO get him to lead an honest
lie. and to help him along Chimmie gives
him his fathers kit of tools.
Fannie has two lovers. Paul and Burton,
no former self -ptsseSSpd hrillin nf a nd fond