The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-25

a golden horseshoe, which she has hidden
away somewhere in a swamp. The treas
ure is finally discovered by Tootsie-an in
fnitesimal small woman-at the bottom of
the sea, which she has reached by means
of a submarine boat The Liliputians are
at their best in The Golden Horseshoe"
Ebert is a bubbling humorist, as Adolf
link is an instructive comedian and Selma
Goerner an inherited soubrette. Although
Their is a newcomer in the company, little
Miss Lindner, who is several inches small
er than Ebert, still the latter remains IN
trenched in the admiration and approval Of
his audiences. The end of the second act
introduces the Lilliputans as famous COM
poseIs. All the little people appear in
various DISCUSSES, among others as runa-
way apprentices mechanical dummies.
transatlantic tourists, Saivationists, with
tambourines. frogs, when they sing a capt.
tai croaking song, mermaids and mermen
and heroes of the war with Spain.
Any subject that deals with the stage
OF its people is always of interest al
though tastes in regard to plays that are
admired are varied. Some prefer plays
that are fun of human interest and senti-
ment, others would rather hear the mad
rawlings of the swarthy Moor, or the So
liloquies of the melancholy Dane; then
some like pays of the French school that
Zeal with social follies and intrigues;
very large class want melo-drama with
its kissing engines and buzzing saw mills,
bearded villains and blonde heroines, while
society will worship at the feet of Patti
and go into Mysteries over the raphsodes
of a fiery Pole, and others confess that
they have a weakness for a bright farce
comedy like "A Turkish Bath" with its
costumes, songs and dancing. The farce
will be seen here for the first time, but it
comes with excellent Endorsements.
The Myrkle-Harder Company will make
its first appearance here this week and
will play at popular prices An exchange
says of the company in its opening play,
"A Little Sinner" 'The entire cast is
strong. OF course, every one cannot show
10 the greatest advantage in the same
play, but last night this came near being
the case. For instance Mr. Bryant would
show better in a comedy part than as
Harry Stokes. this fact being demonstra-
ted in his songs jokes, etc, but this
would not have been discovered had he
not appeared in Apecialtes, for he NOV
ed along nicely with his part as mapped
out in the programme.
Miss Emma Myrkle is, of course the
star of the play and is received with most
generous applause. She has great versa
tility and can maintain her supremacy in
almost any character, the test being made
when she has to go from gay to grave
two characters exactly opposite. Mr..
Harder has only minor part, but he
makes up for it in his specialties. where
he is himself. Miss Dean did not have
a fair showing, but she caught the crowd
nevertheless showing that she is far
above the average. Mr.. Robinson and
Miss Leroy, in their respective parts Of
old man and wife. were successes. Mr..
Bentone as Job Bingle would have been
hard to improve, but as stated, the entire
company is a strong one. Mr.. Glasgow
mas repertoire that bring out the strong
points of each actor
The second attraction of the star course
OF entertainments TO be given this season
by the Young Mems Christian Association
viii be the Rutgers College Glee and Man
dohn Club. AZ the Guards Hall. Friday
night. The Rutgers club has In past years
won splendid econums in the cities where
u has been heard The elee club Is
composed of three first tenors three sec
ond tenors, three first basses and three
second bases white the mandollne club
mas four first mandolins. two second man
doiins and two guitars. Accompanying
the club Is Mr.. Orvllle Earle Fisher, as
'loeuuonist. The Philadelphia Record
SAID OF them; The Rutgers College Glee
tlnh appeared at the Academy Of Music
1851 evening. This organization r. GER
h.ny the best Of its kind that ever visited
fnAadeiphia. All The voices are fine. and
many OF them far above the average.
Apna Held and "The French Maid" have
q nshefed out The Ola year in Washing
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