The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-08
AT THE THEATER.
RentfrOw Company in Two Per.
fOFmnnces.

Rentfrow Company in Two Per-
fOrmnnces.
The Rentfrow Company gave two per-
formances yesterday and last night to fair
audiences. The Witch of Wall Street"
was the matinee bill and The Old In
ventor'' was given at night.
"A Fatal Error" will be presented this
afternoon, and tonight THE Three Mus
keteers" will be put on. There is some
anxiety TO know just how the company
Will put on Dumas great piece, and there
viii doubtless be a large house from Gu
riosity alone.
Browns in Town" the latest farce.
which will be the attraction Wednesday
evening, March IA, is in line with the best
of the comedies of the day. It's lines are
said 10 be terse, the music catchy, the
dances pretty and the situations are well
handled. Altogether 1t is one of the farces
calculated to please without burdening the
mind with an after thought. Its keenest
satire is on the question of matrmony at
an early age, and the possible incidents
are cleverly developed. The fun is said to
be effervescent and irresistible, and the
company includes many clever people
The advance sale opens Monday, March
r.
There are a number of reliable roper
toire companies on the road this season,
but few that compare with the Aubrey
Stock Company that will be seen in Sa-
vannah one week, commencing next Mon
day night
The company is owned and managed by
the Mittenthal brothers aubrey and Har-
ry), who have successfully piloted a num-
Der of well-known attractions during the
past ten seasons throughout the East
South and West; this is a sufficient guar
antee to convince the theater patrons that
the Aubrey Company will keep all promises
made, in every respect a first-class COM
pany a carload of scenery and elaborate
productions Matnees will be given daily
after Monday. Monday, the opening
night, THE Land of the Living" will be
given. Ladies' tickets have been issued
Tuesday night, Faust" will be given.
Interest in the coming concert by the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra increases as
the dale draws nearer. The Savannah
management is getting up for the occa-
sion a unique souvenir programme, which
has probably never been attempted before.
Besides the programme and accompanying
very useful and interesting analytical
notes, it will contain a number of musical
stories, anecdotes of famous musicians,
etc, and also a tasteful vignette portrait
Ol MT. lHOilldSs WHICH was engraved eS-
pecially for the occasion. 1t will indeed be
a souvenir wei worth preserving. A lin
tied number of advertisements viii be in
serted.
The ladies and gentlemen who gave
twice in this city the play "a FOOLS Para
disc and who, it was thought, would go
to Brunswick for a presentation of the
play there, have about decided to abandon
the idea of that trip, as a representative
of the company, who went TO Brunswick
last Sunday, has reported adversely to the
proposed presentation. Plans are now
being discussed for a trip to Macon to
take place about the latter part of April,
during the T. p. A. Convention that will
be held there at that time. Nothing def
tive of the company is now in correspond
ence with a member of the Macon post
T. p. A, and it is quite likely chat the
trip will be made.
Tonight at the De Soto banquet hall
Mrs Silva-Teasdale and Miss Lily Seig
will give the first of the three evenings of
reading and song which have been ar
ranged to take place during this and next
month. The programme of this evening,
which has already been published in
cludes some of the most interesting and
meritorious novelties in both music and
literature, and will prove as instructive
as interesting. To the programme as all
ready published will be added Clay's SET
ting of Kingsleys Sands O'Dee."