The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-29
AT THE THEATER.
senbrooke and His People Made n
Iiit In THE Roundcrs."

senbrooke and Ills People Made n
Iit in "Thc Roundcrs."
Probably The best house OF the season
saw Thomas Q. seahrooke in the New
York Casino success "The Founders" last
night The opera IS somewhat different
from moss OF the Casino productions. Ia
that tho scene OF the piece is laid in
France. while IN past reviews the pieces
have always had New York ana rs vi
cinity as background However. the
characters all smacked OF Broadway and
the Tenderlosn and everything about the
piece had a touch OF the Casino.
Mr.. Seabrooke Is one % the cieveFeSt
funniest ana best comedians IN comic
opera and he has great. part a. Magla-
mis- Pasha, the Irish Turk" with a pen
chant for pretty women. Hts antics were
inimitabe and his eaEf set tho house lu
roars. and even put she show people 20
laughing In the nfst act be had Mise
Lowrie gigglug so that IL looked for a
while Ike the performance might break
up. His imitation OF a Jag was vesy clever
and hts Il MAY BE Wrong which caught
on so In New York. Was a happy HIT
Mr Vaudeville As the Duke Du Patty De
Clam was extremely good and hls song
same Old Story. Nothing New was en-
coFed fully half dozen times. so gool
did the audience find T. Nj Terris was a
capable Marquis. and Mr. Bernard the
leader q the hand was splendid.
Mics Jeanette LoWrie and Miss Perry
divided the honors among the ladies. Miss
Lowrie is a delightfully."- pretty and DASH
ing BIT OF femininity. and Miss Perry as
Priscilla cared for her part 90 perfection.
Miss WaltziuEer and Miss Carlyle are also
deserving OF mention.
The music OF the piece is o. the catchy
sort that viii be heard whist.ed on the
streets for che next few weeks and the
gags will be sprung for some time 20 come.
Altogether the show Is very amusing
ana entertaining piece.
The rule which Manager Wells anuouuc-
81 last week that no one would be seated
during the action OF piece was noe lived
up 10 and the result was q great deal Of
confusion. as a great part 81 the audience
was late, and those who came early had
to suffer the annoyance caused hy the
seating OF persons during almost the en-
tire FIRST act
NJ b Leavitfs THE Spider and the
fly viii be the attraction tomorrow.
Saturday matinee and night II
might aptly be called an operate
extravaganza a. the music Is 81 an or
reputation, headed by Miss Florence VOL
colt. whose mezzo soprano has delighted
50 many music lovers Mss Marguerite
Mavheid the dramatic contralto. ate o.
the Castle Square Opera Company, New
York. and others well known 10 the mu-
s3cal world. The chorus has been espec-
tally well trained and the concerted num-
bers are particularly well rendered.
The Kiimt- Hearn Company will be seen
In two performances of The Fatal Card
to-day. matinee and nAght The company
IS not a stranger 70 Savannah. having
played here before go pleased audiences.
Last season its engagement here was
very successful one. The company has
been playing "a Charleston 20 large audi
ences IL gave way 20 The FOUNDERS
tonight. and will return there Tomorrow.
The News and Courier says o. Tuesday
nights performances &n Charleston: The
theater was hiled TO the doors and che
audience frequently gave evidence OF ap-
prevail By applause. The moving pictures
illustrated songs and other specialtles
were ali good and thoroughly appre-
clated" There is every assurance that
the company will have large audiences
TODAY