The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-10
ENTERTAINMENT.
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MISS ADA RETAIN TO-NIGHT.
 Miss Ada Rehan and Augustin Daly's company commence an engagement of three nights and matinee at the Fly perion tonight when Cyrano de Ber- gerac will be presented. Augustin Daily is credited with having been very suc- cessful in transferring to his English version the spirit of M. Rostand's eel ebrated play. He has cast it very strongly and staged it in manner that has surpassed and delighted all who have witnessed the performance. Miss Ada Rehan has won unstinted praise for her portrayal of the capricious and spoiled beauty, RoXane, and Charles Richmond is credited with the best work of his career in the title part. All together there are nearly forty speak ing parts, and besides these a large number of people have been carefully trained to appear in the theater and camp scenes, filling the stage with life and movement. The scenery reproduces with marked fidelity the picturesque architecture of the seventeenth cen tury in France, and the rich apparel of the period is duplicated in the cos- tunes. James Young appears as Chris tian, Sidney Herbert as the Comte de Ginche Tyrone Power as Le Bret, Will liam Owen as Rageunean, Irene Perry as Lise, and Mrs G. Fl. Gilbert as the ! duenna Cyrano de Bergerac will be repeated at the Saturday matinee. Fri day evening a double bill, The Coun- try Girl'' and "Subtleties of Jealousy and on Saturday evening Tanning the Shrew" There has been a good de- mand for seats for all the perform ances. Prices $1, $1.5O and $2.
 "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE
 LAND"
 The new comedy, "A Stranger in a Strange Land," at the Hyperion next Monday evening, is under the personal stage direction of MT. Post. Two of the biggest successes in years, My Friend from India and "A Man from Mexico" were under his direction. The cast includes George w. Leslie, Giles Shines, Thomas Kierns, Harrison Arm strong, William Ranous, H. Gittus Lonsdale, Charles Swain, Agnes Proc tor, Eleanore Browning and Maude White These facts, together with the way the piece has been received ir other cities. should insure an evening fine amusement for the audience. Sale of seats opens Friday. Prices 25c, soc | 75c and $1
 l JACK AND THE BEANSTALK." | The return of Jack and the Bean stalk" to the Hyperion theater for one performance, Saturday night, Novem- Der 19, will furnish an enjoyable addi- ] tion to the festivities of that football , date. The recent engagement of this popular extravaganza at the Hyperion was most successful from every point | of view. The performance was | thoroughly good and aroused no enc of enthusiasm, and MT. Bunnell at once | began negotiations, the results o1 which was the canceling of one night | of Jacks" engagement in Springfield and his return here. To secure thi: result Mr Bunnell had to give mos | substantial payment, but it is not to bt | doubted that he will have the reward of a crowded house. The performance l will be exactly the same as that re- 1 gently given here with the exception that Hattie Moore will be seen in the part of Mother Hubbard
 ROSENTHAL.
 1 Moritz Rosenthal win be at the Fly. | 2S. and give one recital This clever pianist is now creating big sensation at Carnegie hall, New York.