The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-22

Wednesday Matinee-"A Race For
a Husband"
"wednesday Nfght-''The Blue and
the Gray"
Thursday Matinee-"The Fatal
wedding"
Thursday Night-'Life in Greater
New York"
Friday Matinee-"The Girl From
Virginia"
Friday NiEht-"The Struggles of
Life"
Saturday Matinee-"An Incubator
Kid"
Saturday Night-"The James
Boys"
The popularity Of Foxy CUTLER"
with Savannah theater-goers was
proven yesterday by the large audi
ences which witnessed the two per-
formances of the opera Mr.. Richard
Golden appeared in the title role, and
introduced some up-to-date local hits
that were entirely appreciated. There
were a number of catchy songs well
sung, some of the choruses being es-
pecially good.
Miss RosemAre Glosz took the part
of La Colombia, and was very attraC-
tive in her Corsican dress. Adolph
link, who has been seen in Savannah
before, has lost none of his cleverness.
The play was well staged.
The train that brought the company
,aaobad the o{t copci1arahI1y habfpd
schedule time, and this fact caused an
unfortunate delay in the opening of the
matinee, which did not begin until
O'Clock. The scenery arrived at the
theater at 8, and was put up with ad-
mirable celebrity, for the setting of the
first act was most elaborate.
The theatrical season is rapidly near
ing its close. With Foxy CUTLER" the
season of big attractions is practically
at an end. Joseph jefferson, who will
be here the latter part of April and
Vests Minstrels are still on the books
and Manager Seeskind hopes to secure
several attra actions outside of num-
DER of popular price companies, which
have already been booked. The Hunt
ley-Moore Company, which win be
here the week, beginning April 6, is
one of the best on the stage presenting
popular attra ctions.
The season altogether has been one
of the most successful in the history of
the theater. Manager Seeskind has
presented more leading attractions, and
H.
about all there was to be had in the
South. The week just ended has been
a brilliant one. No better entertain
ment than the Lulu G1aser's production
of Dolly Warden could be asked The
Bostonians' presentation of Maid
Marian" was equal to any that the
company has ever given in Savannah.
Foxy CUTLER" was a fitting finale to
a week of brilliant opera
The Tampa Times has the following
to say of the Arnold Stock Company
which appears at the Theater for the
week beginning tomorrow night: 1.-The
Tampa Bay Casino was packed last
night when the Arnold Stock Company
opened its weeks engagement with the
bill In Honor Bound
THE company made a very favor
able impression, and it is likely that
they will have packed houses during
their engagement here. The perform
ance they gave was very creditable,
and better than some of the high
priced shows which have been to the
city this season. The popular prices
brought out the crowds, and all who
attended the opening performance went
away conscious Of the fact that they
got their moneys worth. The COM
pany fully maintained all its previous
claims, and it is conceded to be one
of the best repertoire companies that
has ever visited Tampa. Each mem
Der of the company filled their part
creditably. The specialties were of
very high class and we'll received"
Ladies will be admitted free to the
opening play, Lost in Siberia"
The Oglethorpe Minstrel Company.
which gave such a successful Show
earlier in the winter will offer a sec
ond performance for the benefit of
the knights of Pythias Tuesday night,
April 81, having closed a contract with
the theater for that date. Many of
the best features of the first produc-
ton will be retained, and while there
VIII, OF course, De some necessary
changes, the fact that the company
will be under practically the same
management and that the same clever
entertainers will appear ensures an
excellent performance.
Richard Golden enjoys the distinc-
ton of having played the comedy parts
in more comic operas than any other
star of the season. He made his debut
as the front part of the dancing heifer
in "Evangeline" nearly thirty years
ago, Nat Goodwin doing the hind legs,
and up to the time he deserted opera
for rural characters, about ten years
ago. he interpreted fifty-seven different
comic opera roles, in twenty-one of
which he was the original Only this
season Mr. Golden returned to his first
love, as the star in Foxy CUTLER" and
he declares that he will never again
get out of opera. The reason is OBJ
vious. He has attracted more atten-
ton and genuine praise as the buster
ing old detective. CUTLER, than in any
thing he ever did.
Thomas jefferson tells in his mimi
tably humorous way of a friend of his,
an elderly maiden who is always sent
for by nephews and nieces when an
interesting event takes place in their
households This maiden aunt had oc-
casion TO visit the dentist some little
time ago, and was accompanied by Mr..
Jefferson. Gas was administered, and
when the patient was emerging from
under its influence she horri1ed the
dentist by crying excitedly: rs II a