Evening journal., 1900-09-12
AMONG THE PLAYERS.


The Royal Lllliputans are ore Of the
most successful theatrical ventures ever
llaced on the American Stage The
icyelty a. itself Is supreme. ard a per-
crmaace ont OF the ordinary Is given.
that one cannot say when you see
ne. YOU zee all" II is as the manage
rent claims. "the only novelty IN
iyht" and the company engaged to
'rosent John Fowler's spectacular far
ical comedy "The Rivals" IS certainly
novel one. consisting OF flf.y people.
hlrty OF whom are the largest an9 tho
mallost in the world; even the small
st animals IN existence are found IN
he organization while the girt horse.
Major Us by no means Il seeOnllry
orsldcration Major Mite lhe Canina
listers. MAJOR James ID. Doyle Jennie
luigley Commodore Carl Weis, Louis
Icrkel Major Gus Alexander. Naiuf
ittlennger. Col William Baker ana
thn Church. the giants. are other no.
tables of the curious world who appear
rhe scenic effects are grani and the
seduction Is put on elaSoTately With
I'll the necessary accessories The Lii
iputlans and their allies will he seen
II the Grand Opera House on Thursday
night.
THE presentation of no Nadis by
he Snow and Heron Stock Cumpnny 10
he Griswold Opera HousC pleased a
arge audience last night, says the Troy
evening Record. The company include.
.everal actors OF ability. and the ner-
ormapce mlly merlted the generous
,pprobanon bestowed. The plrciiy Of
npfy seats was significant ttat QUO
yadls" had met with popular favor
mcng Troians. Doubtless an who have
cad The book are desirous OF Witness
as the production NJ It's dramniizition.
{ is. however. rot necessary thar enc
hculj have read the story % under
stand or appreciate the c,ay waich it-
ELF tells the story IN sucn mann9r az
leave no room fer doubt OF ihe true
moaning and belief on Christianity
The play. like the story Is a beau. itu
/ sermon urou the value OF thai iailh
and leaves a lasting impression. Air
snow as Ninicms is deserving lf praise
or the capable patrsyal OF lho char
scter." This company comes 10 The
Opera House for q week, beginning
loxt Monday night
"The ststson Uncle Toms CabiI
Company. with full Us
ul speclalties presented the o.
, familiar play in Meonian Hall ci
/ Thursday evening" SAYS an August
(Mel paper THE production wa
the best ever given OF the play In ih
city. The pathetic parts were admir-
, ably done. while the comic parts, wi
the two Marks and the two Topslo
we're very funny The slnging an
{ dancing by the colOred members of th
Toupe was excellent. Little Eva is
] little gem and the other parts wer
: well bakon. The hall was not larg
= enough for the crowd IN a'tendencf
and there was q perfect mass of ped
ple both on the floor and In the ,fll
/, lery. The matinee was fairly wei ut
! tended They come to the Grand ore
House cn Friday and Saturaay after
Moons and nights.
That "A High Roller" which come
y 10 the Academy of Music next Mon
e Jay, Tuesday and Wednesday. Is pOp0
r lar with all lovers Of vaudeville au
e extravaganza has been exemplifed p
I ] the CfOWuh WHICH Tt dNlfdllS 10 ever
b theatre whore II has shown. and b
s the popular demonstrations made b
these audiences. First part Of the prl
gram brings into action the entire con
I pany. ia an exceedingly bright hl
morons bit of diversion which givs
: ample scope not only for the leadin
y people but also 10 the rank and III
e Il pcrtrays in glowing colors and mar
d humorous incidents what a trip of "
High Roller" would be like II he shou
/: go TO Paris.
- America Greatest Vaudeville 81
Company is giving this week ole
o tho best shows OF its kind seen hero
, Dunn & Waldron's Academy OF MUS
/. There are ten big acts i'm the bili an
/, all Of them are Of the highest ella
. and excellence. Matinees are Civ,
n every afternoon, at which women az
!, children are admitted TO the bes' sea
y In the lower floor for ten cents.