Evening journal., 1905-10-07
Theatrical Notes

Theatrical Notes
Loris Grimm and Minnie Adelman & Co.
in "The O'Loafy's Kid" have a comedy
number that never fails to bring good
share of applause at the Garrick Theatre
this week. The laughing opportunities
are many and it is not surprising that the
act has made "a high mark for itself in
vaudeville this season. Waterbury Bros.
and renny. The Fern Comedy Four and
Pierce and Rosslyn, high-class singing
duo are among the many excellent num-
bors which this weeks program presents.
In presenting Henry Lee, the famous
character actor TO its patrons next week.
the Garrick offers a bit Of entertainment
that will not fail to add TO its already
excellent reputation as place for high
class amusement. Henry Lee is an actor
an actor who delights while he enteftains
and whose performance is not merely en-
teftainlhg but instructive as we'll 1t is
doubtful If there is man in vaudeville
today who can produce such compliment
tary press notices from newspapers all
over the world as can Henry Lee.
The great success attained for the
past four seasons by the New Majes-
ties which come to the Opera House
on Monday night. is largely due to the
many novelties presented By this ex-
cellent attraction. This year Manager
Fred Irwin. after careful consider alton
and considerable research has gotten
together company that promises to
eclipse any burlesque company on the
road. Two new and original bur-
lesques are presented which will GER
tainly create a sensation. The first
part is funny sldt brimful of genu-
inc comedy written by Larry McCale
and entitled Down the Line" and in
troduces twenty handsomely gowned
young ladies IN medleys and dances. to
the accompaniment of bright and
catchy music. The olio comprises
many new acts to the vaudeville stage
besides a few old favorites. Harvey
and Walker singers Of catchy songs
are with the company as are also the
travesty stars, Anderson and Wallace.
who will be seen I'm scenes from "Vir-
-lAiAno anu LII kNI anu MI IINuts
The three Ronays make their first ap-
pearance i'm this country with the Ma
iestics Others are Farron and Fay
Gertie De Milt and the Watson Sis
ters.
The coming Of the everlasting sue
cess, "A Hot Old Time to the Opta
House next Tuesday night has awak-
ened perhaps more interest than any
show of it's kind within present recol-
lection. The same company that has
visited the larger cities will be seen
here and the management promises a
first class performance i'm every re-
spect.
Miss Antoiuette Perry wears some
charming gowns i'm the play. Mrs.
Temples Telegram" which will come
to the Opera House next Friday night.
Her bolero gown of rose colored taft
fata is particularly smart. illustrating
one of the faddish colors of the spring.
THE County Chairman" George
AIDES pictorial comedy graphically
acted by Henry w. Savage's capable
and carefully chosen company. will be
the attraction at the Opera House next
Saturday night.
There are many names of great
prominence in the theatrical world
lamong those at the head Of Joe Web
ers All star Company coming to tn,
Grand Opera House on October 81
For instance. there are Marie Dressler
d A Wfff.r Irt.fr sg1
Sam Collins. Marion Carson, Edward
H. Connolly. Erminie Earle. Icrnes
lLambart. Edythe Meyer. Sam Marior
and Joe Weber i'm the eleven principa
roles OF "Higgledy piggledy" and "Th'
college Widow" the double bill now
being played by the famous company
on tour direct from "a run of more
than a year at Joe Weber's Music Hall
Broadway, New York.
William r. Keoghs big successful
production of The Gypsy Girl by Ha
Reid. will be given at the Lyceum mex
Monday. Every pathetic situation ii
shaded by feature Of comedy which
fact has made the piece one of th'
most strongly appreciated by al
lclasses Of theatregoers. There g.
laughter and tears mingled with sen.
lsational scenes. The company is on
lof the bright wholesome sort tina
lcaptivates and pleases the audiences
land is interviewer with the strong sen
lsational scenes.
In his new popular price melodrama
l"Wedded and Parted" booked at tn
lLyceum October 10. l3 and a. Theo
ldore Kremer has given his admirer
lanother strong and spicy stage photo
graph Of the deviltry, dissipation. de
ceit, and debauchery incident o." cit
life The abundant opportr fo
telling situations and elm nm
lcomical interludes offered IN act
and eleven scenes are skilfully I'M
proved.
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