The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-31

lieu" Mr.. Morrison as the great Cardinal
gave a finished and artistic performance
messed the play to the highest pitch Of en-
thusiasm. In this work he was ably sup
ported by his excellent company. Miss Flor
encc Roberts as Julie de Mortimer, the orphan
ward Of Richelieu. gave a performance which
many Of her admirers consider was even
better than her Marguerite. Miss Lillian
The other members Of the company acquitted
themselves with credit. Faust will be
given this afternoon and evening.
The comedy success of the season Is Girl
Wanted the piece in which Frank Bush is to
be seen at the Academy of Music next week.
Mr.. Bush's powers as a fun maker and a
tanner of his kind on the variety stage. 1t
Is said that Girl Wanted gives him a re-
marhably good opportunity to manifest these
powers He personates a man who is led
by circumstances to make a number of diff
ferent DISCUSSES, some male and some female.
he is the central figure of a group of very
odd and amusing characters. A new and very
strong company supports Mr.. Bush this sea-
son. New music and specialties have been
introduced. There will be an extra matinee
on Tuesday, Election Day, and at the night
performance of that day the returns viii be
read from the stage and pictures OF the can
didates shown.
Bon Tor Theatre.
Arrangements have been made to read re-
during night performance on Election Day.
The following bill will be given next week.
The great Oddetta. the premier danseuse, as
sisted by her celebrated pickaninnies; Sheridan
and Forrest, the favorite comedy sketch team:
Charles and Mile LAvefle, sensational
aerlalists; Bryant and Cleaver, high class
soloists and duetists; Lowell and Lowell,
comedy contortionists and equilibrists; Prof.
Lorgs. and his wonderful educated dogs and
wrestling pony; Ince and Brennan, the farce
comedy delineators; Frank g. Mack. comedian.
singer and dancer par exeellence; Deets and
Don, IN character changes, songs and eccen-
tric dancing; Matte and Pat Rooney, in their
Clever speciality, and Kennedy and Stewart,
Dutch and Irish comedians. Two more
souvenir gold watches are offered for next
Weekss Wednesday and Friday n~iatinees to
the lady holding the winning number.
Great Vaudeville III the Lyric Theatre,
Hoboken.
The Election Day attraction at the Lyric
will be Armstrong; American vaude-
vile Stars. an aggregation Of some Of the
list is headed by Sic Hasson, Ben Alrs troupe
of Moorish Arabs. fifteen in number, in their
wonderful athletic feats. Then there is A.
Y. duncan, Americas premier ventrilequist;
Magee and Crimmins, the original men Of
nerve; Billy Payne, comedian; La Mathe and
Milton, horizontal bar performers; Nellie sey-
sketch artists, and Adolph Sieman's dissoiving
views. Three performances will be given on
Election Day, at 2:15 p. NJ, BIS p. NJ, and
at midnight. A telegraph operator will be
stationed on the stage, and the election re-
turns will be announced during the perform
ances, both at evening and midnight.
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The boarding or engagement Of gold to
provide against contingencies has far sur
passed all records, and in exchange
bought ahead, gold actually withdrawn.
probably exceeds in amount 800, 000, 0o0.-
Dun'S Review of Trade.