The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-11-12
AT THE THEATER

"A Normandy Wedding" was sung
at the matinee yesterday and again
last night by the Grace Cameron Opera
Company. Fair-sized and thoroughly
pleased audiences attended each per-
Torrance.
Miss Cameron's pleasing portrayal of
the star part in this opera insures her
a warm welcome upon any future &C.
casion that she may appear here. She
has pure and sweet voice of good
range, while her acting is a feature of
her work. There is no gain-saying the
fact that she has considerable dra-
matte talent and her Winsome manner
cannot help but gain her mum berless
friends.
Her company is an excellent one,
lending her intelligent support, and
their splendid singing shows careful
training.
In speaking of Miss Bonnair Price
and company, which opens a three
nights engagement tonight the Dem
tson, Tex, Daily Herald, says: Miss
Bonnair Price and company presented
dramatiZation of Whittiers poem
Maud Muller" Miss Price found
much favor with her audience, for her
attention to detail and anxiety to
please, coupled with her sunny dis
position. The talented young actress,
without any high-sounding name of
euphoneous manufacture to serve as a
clap-trap for public favor and support,
places her talents and genius before
theatrical patrons. to accept according
to their weight and worth. Miss Price
wore some of the most beautiful gowns
seen here in some time, and fully equal
| TO the higher priced attractions. "A
| sWoman's Power" will be the opening
| bill tonight The engagement will be
at popular prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
The box office will open this morning
| at O'Clock for the sale of seats for
Andrew Dippel, the German tenor who
| VIII be heard in concert at the Thea
ter Monday evening, Nov. II. The
| following prices will be charged Or
chestra, $3.50; balcony, $15O and 81:
| gallery, so cents
Herr DIPPED has proven himself one
of the most versatile reliable and pop
| ular stars in the Maurice Grau Opera
! Company He has made a notable rec
ord since his debut in Bremen in 1887.
| Besides five years with the court opera
| IN vienna, four seasons with the Royal
! Opera at Convent Garden London,
with the Imperial Opera at St. Peters,
| burg; at the Baireuth festivals; and
1ouI Seasons Win tnS Maurice Grau
| Company in this country, Herr Dippel
| has sung in hundreds of concerts
abroad. His concert repertoire includes
| selections from his operate roles
! which number ninety-seVen in seventy
| six different operas-OVer hundred
songs in French English and Italian,
as well as German, and the tenor
parts in fifty-eight oratoros cantatas.
and choral works. His rich. sympa-
G fn
readily to lyric as dramatic music.
and his art is highly finished.
Kate Claxton in THE Two Orphans"
will be the attraction Saturday. mat
inee and night. 1t is a well-known fact
that the play, than which no other has
ever received more success or poDu-
! larity. was the one in which Miss Clax-
tons artistic rendition of Louise" the
blind girl made her at once one of the
best liked of any lady star on the stage.
IN other subsequent productions, Miss
ClaXton has been successful, but there
is always repeated demand to see her
IN The Two Orphans" Besides the
opportunity offered for the display of
Miss Claxtons well-known abilities the
play is one of many good parts de-
manding strong supporting company.
which Miss ClaXton's management has
secured.
The sale of seats will open to-mor-
row morning. The matinee prices are.
Adults, soc; children, 25c, admission to
the balcony. Regular prices at night.
Dainty music, fine dresses. prettv
girls, bright lyrics and plenty of COM
eay are the elements which go to make
up the Chinese English musical NAV
San Toy" which will be seen next
Tuesday night. An almost unprece-
dented record, both in London and in
New York. has been scored by the
| opera. In New York it is the only nnu-
steal performance that has had moro
than one run on Broadway. san
Toy" went back to Days Theater on
three separate occasions and enjoyed
extended terms of prosperity on each
appearance. Much the same companv
will be seen in it that appeared at that
theater among the members being
Elgie Bowen. Nellie Lynch. Isobel
hall, Norah Lambert, Samuel Collins,
George *. Fortescue. Hobart Smock,
maggie Barry, Sarony Lambert, joseph
Canto and sixty others. The sale of
seats will open on Friday morning.
at $3.50, $1.00, 75c, soc and 25c.
Scenically the production of 1.-THE
Tempest in which Louis James and
Frederick Warde will be seen next
Wednesday evening, sets a new stand
ard in American productions Of the
classics. There is an opportunity for
stage pictures and the management
have taken every advantage of the
minutest details. The rise OF the cur
tain on the first act discusses a mar
vellously ingenious mechanical repre-
sentation of a tempest.
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Teutonin's Annual Ball.
The annual ball and prize drill OF
Teutonia Company. Uniform Rank.
Knights Of Pythas. viii be held In
the * or = Hall Tonight The ~v