Evening journal., 1905-10-03
Theatrical Notes


With stage fun of beautiful show
girls and a bunch OF funny comedians
Paris BY Night" a musical comedy.
headed by AL Cunningham, opened am
engagement at the Lyceum Theatre
yesterday. The scenery and electrical
effects are fine and have never before
been seen in this city The cast con-
tains a list OF names who are well and
favorably known to an theatregoers.
Miss Hattie Sims Mccarthy. who takes
a leading part has been seen here be-
fore. Others who are included IN the
cast are Edwin Mellln. Minnie Jarbeau,
Maude Beaumont. Herbert Bethuney
NJ. w. Rale. Maude Brown. airline VIII
son, The Twelve Chicklets and the
famous Diana Show Girls. Every one
who attended the performance yester-
day afternoon and last night LEFT
the theatre well pleased. "Paris By
Night will close its engagement to-
morrow night.
One OF the Diana Show Girls is Miss
Maude Beaumont now with Paris BY
Night at the Lyceum. Miss Beau
mont is well known In this city where
she has played many times. Last sea-
son she made a reputation as a brides
maid with the Chinese Honeymoon
Company. So far this season the Diana
Show Girls headed by Miss Beaumont
have made hit and it is probable that
next season she will star.
In why Girls Leave Home" which
will be seen at the Lyceum on October
5th, 9Th and eth. is promised a play
Of exceptional merit.
1t is seldom that a play given al
popular prices receives such shrewd at
tention to small details as Hal Reid's
latest success. "The Gypsy Girl
which will be presented here at this
Lyceum Theatre. October Q, 10 and IL
with matinees Monday and Wednesday
A crowded house greeted Woodland
at the Opera House last night The
spectacle presented by Henry w
Savages company was one OF the
treats Of the season. The scenic effects
were elaborate and the company was
capable throughout.
At the Garrick yesterday the OPEN
ing performances We're presented to
lappreciative audiences. and the nine
numbers on the program are not only
up to the usual standard Of the house
but they are every one new to local
playgoers. The Cravens in an exhi-
bition Of lassoing open the show
Maud Pratt-C Chase presents a high
class number, THE Cathedral Win
dow" written by Arnold Reeves. au-
thor of "The Shepherd King" The
piece is new to vaudeville audiences
and is well presented. The Fern
Comedy Four contributes a singing
and comedy number that brings them
we'll deserved applause, and Loris
Grimm and Minnie Adleman and Com-
pany i'm a farcical sketch entitled "The
lOLearys Kid" add much to the laugh
ling features Of the bill. Fitzgerald. a
tall young man. and the Roma Sisters
two petite and pretty young girls
handle the Indian clubs with an ease
land grace that is seldom seen. and
Pierce and Rosslyn. an operate sing
ling duo. offer a number that merit
land receives the hearty applause o
both the egallery boys and the par
lquet and orchestra circle. Coins Pan
Itomime Dogs in 1T Happened in Dog
land" have an act that is altogethe
lnew and novel, and this alone shoul
win favor but aside from this II Is
most entertaining number and on
(which win attract much attentio
from the little folks during the comm
week. The musical comedy act {
Waterbury Brothers and Tenny is on
of a high order of merit. the coined
and musical qualities being well bal
lanced and up-to-date. "The Grea
Train Robbery" a new picture by tn
Kinetograph, is also a feature thi
week
The Grand opera House on Monda
nfght will rrasent the famous hurlesnu