The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-14
LA LoIE FULLER.

under the auEiees of the Young Mems
Christian Ashciation.
With La J6ie's dancing, Foy's music and
spectacle. Primrose and Vests fun and
Goodwin5 keen satirical comedy at tie
theater and Prof. Blacks pictures ana
Dr. 1ahage's eloquence at the Guards
hall savanna nians will have programme
Of enH1amment that will appeal to every
Glass;
La Loie Fuller, as a danseuse, has al
ways been sensation. OF her dances, Id
Dance Blanche is her latest. On entering
the stage she glides about to the sound
some siglt she shrinks back as she re-
treats. The draperies gather all about her
and leave in her trail a flashing of white
ness. Turning suddenly, another light
SohIfontS her and once more she ShrinkS
back. ms Is repeated in the glare of
cach light and the waves viewed al diff
51erent angles. form striking color effects.
Inc dance ends with her sinking on one
Knee on the stage, and bending far over
BACKWARDS, sbimmering and loosing the
lo,ds above her almost hiding herself.
&c NJ IL, me other extreme the La Loie dance
Is the most difficult. In this dance she is
SdlI 10 wear five hundred yards of silk,
ana though 1t requires the greatest eXpen-
Hltute OF energy from every muscle of the
lVIE-Iof the draperieS are not swayed
Wy her arms alone--t gives striking re-
suits. The extreme hight of the skirt
,Wheh IN motion is nearly twenty feet The
loose iolds of the drapeIy are fastened TO
Two long aluminium sticks. each over six
Itet an length. The serpentine movement
kdned by waving the arms as one does
~ Siun swinging. sets the draperes in mo-
t'gnf 'neh me arms are held straight out,
WTHhe she reVolves rapidly on her toes.
tuS movement draws the skirt close
Hnoul her limbs TO shape the stalk of the
~ Nnlle az the shoulders the draperies
sle WIDE spreading. Then the arms are
80 7iraight upward and lily, white,
i'T T US head nearly twenty feet high.
nc armament dance Is another that
nous as favorite This is done with
,iaIsing colored lights. and over the
Tnoe Is thrown a stereoptican OF stars.
lion i1a itole SINKS down into a lSneeling posi-
~ HoI' losing herself in the folds OF the dress
AN sWaylng from side to side to keep the
HStt"peIles waving slowly and dreamily
~ .ier head. This gives the effect as
Vb1 sion noating among the stars, and
,"U,n a stereoptican OF cloud is thrown
C13a,llle scene the effect Is still further
,Nith LA Loie Is Eliason. the magician.
1ls modern magic Those who have
XIV nm IN his achievements, acknowl-
H. nm 10 be the coming magician, and
successor to the late Hermann.
.of NE Earth, John d. Gilberrs musical
h dqle viii be seen for the first time
ST. ms week. Eddie Foy is not
rs. lunmakers. His performance 81
t' OF mat righteousness that cheers the
II ana mind This year Manager John
clmbsni9,ne p ,ss,,, sSniTounded him with a
TI'. ic CampL ALLYN lcstee. Gertrude
~ AeArs Saye, Oscar Han. j. ". Sulii-
''' and forty ot's-re
sh.a,..n successive visit OF a good minstrel
so'W is ~ interest because OF the new
Mte ana the new witticisms which IL
irnss with IL and leaves in rs wake. and
o.. '' Use ana West and their associates
ways provided with more than an
arl aty Dish Of such delecfables. West
Inn, 'e9Igc u. Primrose have been laugh
r., " '.h me public together for a quar-
th : century. and George Wilson. their
aU associate Ia funmaking, has been
ta,l tney made what was considered a
,o-,-l lech Ness experiment In taking two
ore 'nlnsite, shows. one given by am
ieh OF colorcd men numbering