The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-10


night. "Bismarck."
Wednesday Bismarck" night,
THE Old Story"
Thursday Aia,irea-"The Old Story
night Chris and Lena"
Friday Matinee-"0ur Boys" night,
The Arabian Knights"
Saturday Matinee-" Caste" night, "The
Embassy Bal"
Popular price" companies have with
Immense hold iron a certain class Of
theater-goers. These companies appeal TO
a class Of amusement seekers, who seldom
patronize the better kind Of shows. They
have a clientele Of their own, and it is
undoubtedly a large one
The WILDER Company IS composed Of the
following people: Pete Baker, Louis Beas-
ley, Louis Egan. II. ". Doug.as=. Leon
ard Mitchell, Harry Rice. Eugene Santey,
| Gussie Gardner, Ella Wilson. Mama Bas-
com Marina Yeager. "Ziska," d magician,
/ and the child wonder, La Petite Lille.
Just now nearly every dram
atlsr, manager and star is
looking in the direction Of liter
azure ioI rs" PIG. AiS "oLiH sem
to indicate a heaRhful sign Of the times
that the attention Of these persons should
be diverted for the nonce from the tank
drama and vaudeville to the true fOun-
tam heau OF al uitllli'-c W.! a, me-
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literary pays, o-- 10" .LeI tne Pegp-e
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marked success Is MISS Minhle Dupiee'
MISS Dupree Is FlNaclous niue woman
{ ana Is CONSIDERED one OF lAe pest portray
ers OF ngenue roles on the stage. Never
{ in her career has she had failure record
ed her Her Work mas inFarlaoly met Wlth
favorable comment She was seen here
two years ago with Nat Goo1Win ana her
the pTetliest BITS OF msehue work ever
seensnere. MISS Dupree Is 10 play with 'he
Schll4er stock company IN the tneal@F q
| that name IN Chicago this season
Sarah Bernhardt one OF the most inter-
esting figures IN the theatrical world, an
nounces THAI she Will soon play Hamlet.
It seems that the Prince OF Wales recent
~ expressed a desire 10 see her in the
garb and guise # the Prince Of Denmark,
I believing her artistic temperament 10 be
well suited to the character OF the melan-
choly Dane. The Divine Sarah, never be
ing averse 70 a little fiattery, viii prooa-
bly, soon show the world what she can DO
with the gloomy gentleman.