The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-12

himself and a friend and is Illustrative
OF the wonderful progress which has been
made in the Photographic art within the
last few years
The following is the cast OF characters
for the two plays TO be presented by Miss
Selig and her pupils at Masonic temple.
The Grecian play, Pandora is as follows:
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Miss Lola Moynelo ........................Iris
Miss Alma Lindsey .....-......--.-...-Sia Slave
Miss Augusta Woods ..........---.---- Slave
Master John Observation-Disclosures OF the
Gods
The Fairy play Elsie cast is as follows:
Sadie Sternberg, Carroll Oppenheimer,
Ruthie Ehrlich, Georgia Perlinski. Stella
Cohen, Augusta Woods. Alma Lindsey,
Georgia Kuck, Lucilla Perlinski. Ada sol
onions. Birdie Muhlberg, Master John
Schroeder, Armand Berg. New scenic eff
fects have been brought out from the north
for the entertainment
The performance of Aladdin. TO be given
at the Savannah theater Wednesday even
ing, April %. for the benefit of the Georgia
Hussars and under the direction of Prot.
+. NJ. Agostini, promises TO be one OF the
brightest amateur theatricals of the sea-
son. The rehearsals have been held al
the Guards hall through the courtesy OF
the Savannah Volunteer Guards. All or
the ladies are taking great interest In
the coming performance, and the re-
hearsals are largely attended The rrinci-
pal parts will be taken by Miss Moynelo,
Mr.. Melton, Miss Marguerite Stults, Miss
Rosa Coates and Master Arthur Robin
son. The dances will be as follows:
Mrs. T. NJ Cunningham's dance, scarf
dance, Mrs. T. NJ. Cunningham, Jr., idrs.
c. A. Gibbes, Mrs. Nicoll, Miss Wood
bridge, Miss Nan duBignon, Miss Josie
Freeland Miss Maud Smith, Miss Alice
Connerat, and Miss Rosenheim.
Mrs. Cope's and Miss LaWton's dance,
Sarlands and peacock feathers: Mrs, w.
W. Gordon, Jr. Miss Mary Jones. Misses
Colquitt, Phoebe Elliott, Marie j. stiles,
Margaret Vernon Stiles. Floride Bank
Irene Withers, Elise Rauers. Kate Guer-
rard, Kate Hartridge and Daisy Bryan.
Mrs. Remshart's dance, wood nymphs
Misses Kathleen Hunter, - Johnson
Bessie Haywood, Kayton, Bates. Rems-
and lola Moynelo.
Miss Cosen's dance, harps: Mrs. c. A a..
| Gibbes, Misses Marie Nisbet, Florence Ms
Haskell, Nellie Baldwin, Mary Haines
Marie Blols and Miss Gordon.
Mrs. p w. Msldrim is in charge of the
| chndrens dances, which include besides
special dances oy Misses Rosa Coates of
| Brunswick, Stults and Harvey Hull of Sa-
moonbeams, rlindroDs and firefiies. The
| performance will conclude with a grand
! march and chorus.
! The first general rehearsal at which the
| gentlemen, who are taking part in the
grand march and chorus, will be present
| will be held at the Guards hall Saturday
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| The Brunswick Times-Advertiser gives
| most complimentary notice of an en-
| tertainment given in that city by Miss
I Sadie Jacoby, who has attracted much
attention here. The paper says of Little
sadie and her sister, Maud Little Misses
| Maud and Sadie Jacoby are the cleverest
| or recitauonists and dancers, and made a
decided hit Little Sadie Jacoby, in voice,
| ntohaIon, polse and gesture, displayed
| wonderful qualities of elocution. and was
even stronger In the technique of her work
| than in her pc wer of physique The dane
| ing of little Maud, touched with the inno-
cense OF infancy, was most captivating.
The little ones seem to be stars in their
thorough training.
Gilbert and Sullivan's bright and TAX
| ing opera, The Pirates of Penzance. will
/ be given at am early date under the man.
| agement of the popular director, Mr.. A.
| l.. Baker. The production of this opera
| VIII be most artistic. The cast will be a
! strong and Interesting one. Gen. Stan.
| ley,s forty daughters. the wicked pirates
and brave policemen form a noble chorus
consisting of the best local talent.
1t is now certain that the young artist.
couple, Amadeo Wonder Hoya and his wife
| Marie, will m AXE Savannah their perma.
( nent home, arriving here the coming fail
I Owing to his health, Mr. Wonder HoYa re.
quested the Grand Duke of Saxonv TO ac.
| cept MS resignation as court concert min.
/ lister, but this the grand duke declined tt
40 but offered him a years vacation
Mrs. Marie Wonder Hoya was prima don
I ma in several operate institutions. and
| has very arge repertoire of some of The
hnest operas, and in addition is an excel.
| lent pianist. Mr.. Wonder Hoya is Regarded
! as one Of the leading violinists of the pres
| ent day, ard Savannahs musical world
! VIII undoubtedly hail with delight the com
| ing OF such prominent artists, and they
| VIII receive such a welcome as will prob
ably prolorng the years vacation indefinite
| ly.
hop will be given at the armory of the
Savannah Volunteer Guards, Wednesday
I evening", April Is. by and in the interests
] of the corps. The guards have a most ex-
| cellent hall for such an affair, and it has
been placed in the hands of a competent
committee which will undoubtedly make ii
| succ ess Refreshments will be served to
| all who hold tickets, and there will be no
/ extra charge whatever for ladies'. The
L committee has the matter thoroughly in
Il hand, and the hop will no doubt be one of
the most entertaining of the season.
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