The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-10-31
AT THE THEATER

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OF the many new musical creations
which have been added to the score
or more "whistleable" numbers which
made John c. Fishers stupendous mu-
steal production, THE Silver Slipper, "
which will be seen here tonight. so
fascinating last year. are two inter
| polated features which bid fair to rival
| the Tell Me Pretty Maiden" -Four
and Twenty Little Men, 'Tessie, p"
and other successful musical contrib
| buttons, namely. Zanzibar" and AT
| the Seaside"
The first song introduces the chorus
of girls arrayed in monkey costumes,
while the principal describes in rhyme
and music the lovesick twain of Mr..
and Mrs. Monkey, their meeting on
| the coast of Zanzibar. their courtship,
marriage and family. The scene rep
resents an African forest. and as the
curtain rises it shows the chattering
tribe in the trees and about the scene,
conversing with brilliant monkey rep
artee the latest doings in fashion and
society-all interior African, of course.
cat the Seaside" is a typical Eng
fish song, with a dashing chorus. II
tells of the adventures of two young
ladies at the famous English watering
retreat, Brighton. the Atlantic City of
England. -Four and Twenty Little
Men," Glass" Soldiers of the
Army" 'To-night's the Night" You
and l." THE Dawn of a Love that
Lives" THE Girl You Love-" and the
sextette, Come Little Girl" have
been retained. The company's special
orchestra of twelve men. under the
direction of Max Whine. S. 1. C. NJ,
will provide the music. Orchestra
$3.50; balcony, $1.0O and 75c; gallery,
SOC.
The sale of seats for Ghosts at the
theater on Wednesday, matinee and
night, will open this morning at
O'Clock. Matinee prices are: Orches-
ira, TIC and soc: balcony, adults, 50c;
children, under u years of age, 25c.
At night. Orchestra, 80 and $1.OO;
balcony, 75c and soc: gallery, 25c.
On Thursday, matinee and night,
Theodore Kremer's melodrama, THE
Fatal Wedding" will be the attraction
The play is produced under the per-
sonal supervision of Sullivan, Harris &
Woods Seats on sale, Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. Matinee prices are!
Orchestra, soc; balcony, adults, SOC;
children, 25c. Regular prices at night
"a Royal Slave" will be seen here
on Friday, matinee and night. The
play deals with life in Old Mexico is
out of the ordinary run of melodramas
and gives the scenic artist scope for
some very elaborate scenic effects
Seats on sale Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock. Matinee prices are: Or
chestra. soc; balcony, adults. SOC: chill
dren, 25c. Regular prices at night.
Archie L. Shepard's high class NOV
ing pictures come to the South with
an Endorsement of eight consecutive
return date tours, covering the larger
cities of New England eight times In
less than two seasons. The pictures
will be seen here on Saturday matt
nee and night.
On next Monday night Pinero L. 7
Rodriguez will present Jeanne fowler
in her play. Iris" In the cast are
Elizabeth Goodall. Anita Zorn, Eliza
beth French, Hester Armstrong, James
f. Wilson. Frederic Sumner, Harry G..
Hockey Harry Dornton, George o.
Morris. John ]. Mahoney and others.
Miss Helen Grantly's private car
GRAVITY" in which she will tour the
South and West this season. is a YER
liable home on wheels. The interior
is finished in mahogany and is divid-
ed into sleeping room, bath room, sit
ting room, kitchen, ETC., and was de-
signed by her manager, Mr.. James B.
Delcher, with the view of making his
popular star comfortable while en-
tour.