Evening journal., 1905-10-04
Theatrical Notes

Waterbury Brothers and Tenny have
"a very credtable musical comedy
number at the Garrick Theatr this
week. Their comedy and music are
refined and entertaining from the time
they first appear to the curtain rings
down. II is doubtful if Manager Dock
stader has ever presented more en-
pertaining trio at his house. Pierce and
Rosslyn, a singing duo. offer another
act that has won much favorable COM
ment this week.
Henry Lee. the impersonator Of
Great Men Past and Present" who
comes to the Garrick Theatre on Mon
day, has appeared i'm most every part
of the world, and in every instance
he has been accorded the warmest
kind Of praise. The leading news
paper of South Africa said of his per-
formance: Marvellous; we would not
have believed that one man could do
it, The Sydney, Australia Mail said:
Mr.. Lee will be remembered when
most actors are forgotten"
The New Majestics Company will
appear at the Opera House next Mon
/ day night. This company has the
popular endorsement of press and pub
lie of all the large cities; and no Won
der, for Fred Irwin has presented this
| popular attraction for the past five sea-
sons to pleased audiences everywhere.
land the Majestics are conceded TO be
Zone of the best burlesque organizations
| ON the road. The entertainment opens
with the farce. Down the Line" forty
five minutes of spectacular comedy.
presented with beautiful scenic effects,
with visions of pretty girls and gem
Iuinely funny comedians. The olio is
lam all-star one and introduces many
/ new faces and few old favorites. This
| is followed by an Intensely funny bur-
lesque entitled For Girls Only" by
Larry McCale. which is really of the
farcica order and calls for the
/ strength of the entire company.
ON next Tuesday night at the OPP
era House the musical comedy a Hot
Old Time" will be presented. When
first produced this comedy was one of
the best and most successful on the
road, and undoubtedly those who have
seen it VIII want TO see it again.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" Chicago's
popular success. direct from Powers
Theatre, viii come to the Grand Op-
era House on Friday of next week.
The tremendous success accorded
that laughable and delicious comedy
"The County Chairman" at Wallack'l
where it ran for 3l2 nights, is proof OF
the warm regard In which George Ade'l
wit and humor are held by the play
going public. In fact, Mr.. AIDE hai
done nothing better. 1t will be the at
traction at the Grand Opera House OF
Saturday of next week.
why Girls Leave Home is tn
novel title of a drama. which will hi
seen at the Lyceum on October 5th
9th and eth. The theme is taken from
life. and so handled that nature flow
through every part of it. The laugh
the tear the awesome suspense follow
leach other alternately throughout, eacl
, dominating the auditor i'm its own i'm
pressive way The plot hinges upon
young girl who submits to the atten
2 tions of a travelling salesman. agains
: the wishes of her fanny Her eide
brother in particular. the man of tn
: house, takes upon himself to rule he
: with a rod of iron, to which she a
2 resolutely objects, and out OF whic
grows the denouement Of the play. Th
r scenic embellishments are said to b
/ unusually attractive.
= Hal Reid's beautiful play THE Gyps
{ Girl" will appear at the Lyceui
I Theatre. October Q, 10 and IL. wit
matinees Monday and Wednesday.
{ In his new popular price melodram
e welded and Parted" booked at th
81 Lyceum. October u. for three night
Theodore Kramer has given hi
, admirers another strong play.