Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-01
Coming Events.

Coming Events.
AT Gay Coney Island" the farce com
edy in which Mathews and Bulger scored
such a big success a couple Of seasons ago.
GENES to Boyds theater for the entire
week commencing Thursday night, October
5. The company playing it this year opened
its season in st. Louis two weeks ago and
the Globe Democrat had the following to
say Of play and company:
Crisp. bright dialogue, catchy airs of the
kind that the public delights In and musi-
clans scorn; pretty faces and comical sit
which is the bill at Havin's The farce
has been seen in st. Louis before; that is,
same but beyond that all is new: new peo-
pie, new scenery, new specialties and new
jokes AT Gay Coney. island is redoent
wholesome withal, if there is a hi hint of of
naughtiness here and there, 1t is not often
sive.
The cast numbers some good voices,
clever. comedians and pretty faces and the
specialties were excellent.
The program at the Creighton Orpheum
this week, beginning with the matinee to-
day, includes some expensive attractions.
First on the list are the Mouliere Sisters,
announced the most wonderful women per-
formers on the triple horizontal bar to the
seen on the vaudeville stage anywhere in
the world today. Everything they do is
said to be wonderful, graceful and difficult
They have created a sensation in Europe for
the last year and are in great demand at
all the continental capitals. They were Sc
cured exclusively for the Orpheum circuit
by the Orpheum company's Paris agent.
They come direct from Europe to Omaha
and will in all probability prove one Of the
strongest cards ever presented at this
house.
Without doubt Carron and Herbert are
one OF the greatest comic acrobatic teams
in the world. Everything they do is orig
inal with themselves. They do not travel
the old beaten paths, but always present
something new and novel, both in the way
Of skill and acrobatics. Some of their acts
are very laughable and yet marvelously
skillful.
Lewis and Lake, coon shouters and rag
time dancers and singers, will introduce
their latest novelties, all of which are said
to be great laugh-producen.
Apollo. the invisible wire artist will give
his wonderful performances; vinie De-
Witt, the woman cornetist, ranked among
the finest players, will entertain the audi
ence with her music; and Morell and
Goulosh, eccentric commedians, will pre-
sent their novelty entitled II Am One Shy"
with which they made such hit at the Ell
pire theater London, recently.
The American Biograph has been en-
gagged for another week in response to the
popular demand An entire new set of pic
lures will be shown, including those OF the
Brooklyn bridge, a new one of Admiral
Dewey on the Olympia, Wild West riders
lassooing and throwing by rough riders
and English lancers jumping hurdles.
The opera production to be given this
week by the Trocadero Opera company will
be Audran's comic opera "Olivette" which
seems to possess a perennial popularity. 1t
is indeed one Of the greatest Of this popu-
lar composers efforts and has much OF that
lovable and attractive light and airy move
ment throughout. The story is a roman
tically pretty French one and there are
many gems throughout the opera. In the
parts demanding the full strength of the
company the music is splendid and the re-
hearsals of the last few days demonstrated
that at least two Of the f1nales will receive
repeated curtain calls.
While the story OF "Olivette" has a Sc
rious aspect constant recourse to comedy
and what promises to be clever comedy at
that-obliterates all that is heavy and
makes the production as whole of a
sparkling nature This opera will serve as
the introduction into the company OF a new
principal Miss Marion Chase, who will
hereafter play the leading feminine char
acter roles. Miss Chase has been with a
number of the leading operatic organiza-
tions throughout the country and her expe-
rience in this line of work has been so
wide and varied that she can hardly fail to
prove a valuable acquisition to this popu-
lar organization.