Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-13

the equal Of Calve as an actress. There are
other members OF the company who are
equally as talented. George Mitchell Is a
young American tenor who has a votae Of
exquisite quality, Of fine power and Is Of
graceful presence. Most peculiar of all his
voice has the same sympathetic quality that
has made Jean de Reszke famous. He sings
with wonderful refinement and is force
full where required. Signor Franco Colienz
Is a tenor who is well known to the pub
lie. Miss Media MORRISON Is the young
English soprano who recently made a hit in
London. She was especially engaged for
the sympathetic, youthful, high soprano
parts. Miss Louise Engel and Miss, Eleanore
Broadfoot are the contraltos. Both are we'll
known artists and possessed Of superb
voices.
The repertoire for the performances to be
given here Is arranged as follows: Thurs
day. November II, Lucia d. Lammermoor:''
Friday, November IS, I'll Trovatore;" Sat
urday matinee, November 10. double bill
"Cavalleria Rusticana" and II Pagliacci;'
Saturday evening, November 20, Faust"
The management of the Wonderland
theater say they are ~exerting every effort to
make their house the popular place of
amusement, and that they feel very much
gratified with the large attendance the past
week, especially to the evening entertain
ments. The public is fast coming to know
that is is a place where women and chill
dren can go unattended and have the plea
sure of seeing a very refined entertainment
This week they propose putting on an eX-
ceptionally strong bill, including many OF
tho best attractions in the particular lines
ever seen in Omaha. AS the performance is
continual. one can drop in at any time and
see the whole performance.
The complete program of the Trocadcrt
for this week, beginning at the matinee
today, Is considered by the management t.
be one OF unusual Importance to the ad
mirers of fashionable vaudeville. The fol
lowing Is a synopsis OF the weeks offeltng
The opening musical numbers to be rendered
by the Trocadero Challenge orchestra viii
be "The United States March," by Mauric'
Levi, and THE Chilkoot Pass march, b!
Roncoviere. Mayer. Carroll and Mayer
clever singers, dancers and comedians, ar,
a we'll chosen act for the opening number
as they are considered exceptionally stron,
In that line. The second number INTRODUCED
Mr.. Tom Mack, the we'll known BARTON
singer. The Fauvette Twin Sisters follow
in their acrobatic dances and singing, intro
ducing their original cake walk as performed
by the colored troops on the streets Of San
tiago after their victorious and memorable
battle Of July 8. Fourth upon the bill will
be Waltenfel's delightful concert waltz
The Rainbow" rendered by the orchestra
Number Ave brings forth a neat and ~cleverl,
arranged potpourri Of good things by tn
Berton- Runkle trio--Ted, Corinne and Dave
THE Comedian and the Talented Tots.
Then comes a general ~favorite. Miss Maud
Rockwell, concert and descriptive ~vocalis,
introducing her great New York City sue
cess, Sousa's STARS and Stripes" The sew
enth act brings forward a positive novelt
and for the first time In this city. MI
Ray Burton, the equillbrist, novelty juggle
and champion rifle shot upon a swing wire
distant Greetings" Downey's best com
position, by the orchestra, follows. The
the particular stellar feature and the frs
time in vaudeville Of the original and onl
George II. Adams and troupe in their yer
laughable comedy. "A Country Terror.
The performance closes with a re-engage
ment Of Prof. Harry Howard's coined
ponies; the talking pony. Daisy Bell; tn
wrestling pony. Sparkle; the clown pony
Major. and Pinto, the drill master. Matt
nees will be given hereafter only upon Sun
day, Thursday and Saturday.