The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-08
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ENTERTAINMENT
Hyperion Thcntrr.

BURR MCINTOSH IN "A WAR COR
 RESPONDENT"
 "A War Correspondent" will be pre- sented at the Hyperion this evening with Burr Mcintosh in the title role. Burr Mcintosh could not have found part better suited to his style and in- dividuality than that of Tom Storey, the bluff, brave and good hearted, al- though not always graceful American. It is role something like his capital part of the moonshiner in "A Governor of Kentucky An exchange saysi Nothing more genuinely exciting and yet humorous than his bluff1ng of the Spanish officers could be desired And when he pinned the American flag on h1s breast as a target for the Spanish officer, the house came down en masse, yet it was done quietly and without bravado."
 MT. Mcintosh is also happy in his support, who play their parts in corre- spondingly quiet key. George Staley, Errol Dunbar and Dustin Farnum, as the three Spaniards, made the best of unpopular parts, and did not strive af- ter extreme villainy. John Robertson, as the young Cuban, and Laurence Ed dinger, as the New Orleans lawyer, did good work, while the four ladies were all excellent in different types Miss Grace Filkins, as the heroine, is de- lightfully girlish and ingenious, carry ing a little scene of mingled comedy and sentiment in the last act with es- pecial effect. Edith Parker plays a type of the patriotic Cuban girl; Gene- vieve Ingersoll is the Spanish patrician, while Mrs. Nina Freeth contributes an amusing sketch of the bewildered old duenna. Other similar parts are well | filled. Sale of seats now open. Prices 25c, soc, 75c and $1.
 ! The election returns will be read from the stage at the Hyperion to- night, between the acts.
 ADA REHAN.
 Miss Ada Rehan and Augustin Daly's company will present on Friday even- ing, their annual engagement at the Hyperion theater "The Country GirL'' and theatergoers will have an opportu- nifty of seeing Miss Rehan in her fa- nous impersonation of Peggy Thrift which has so delightfully."- captured New York audiences. It was MT. Daly's intention to give only a week S revival at his theater of the fine old comedy by Wycherly. and made fa- nous by Garriek, but Miss Rehan shot like new star across the stage at Daly's and cunningly captivated the audiences with such increasing fervor that by the first Saturday the demands for seats ahead were so great that MT. Daly continued the play for fifty nights Previous to "The Country Girl'' the drawing one act comedy 'The Sub- tleties of Jealousy will be presented. On Thursday evening and Saturday matinee "Cyrano de Bergerac" will be presented and on Saturday evening the coming engagement will conclude with Flaming the Shrew," with Miss Rehan in her famous role of Katherine. The advance sale opened with rush and there is still a big demand for seats.
 ROSENTHAL THE PIANIST.
 Rosenthal, the Roumanian pianist comes to the Hyperion on Monday eve ming, November 2S, for one recital only Speaking of his playing a musical critic writes: "In the Chopin num- bers Rosenthal's Individuality was full ly illustrated. The presto was played as no other pianist of to-day can play