Evening journal., 1905-11-16
TheattcaI Notqs

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company appear TO good IstH
"Ikey and Abey" cones TO l. tfl
lOpora House on Monday after aur
ght.
robin Hood" viii come to the Ganl
Opera House on LeXt Tuesday nigl
The production is under the direction o.
the Aborn Production Company. and
win be presented in this city In all its
entirety just as given by the Bostonlans
for % decade past. The management
have secured the services OF most of
the principal members Of the Boston
nns who made successes in Robin
Hood for years past.
"simple Simon simple coming to
the Grand Opera House on saturday
November rs, matinee and night, has
The brightest most efficient as well as
the prett,est chorus of any musical at
Traction Messrs. Nixol and Zimmer-
man have ever piloted.
Fast Life IN New York" which VIII
be seen at the Lyceum tonight, has a
very interesting plot. Il tells a direct
story i'm "A fogcible, direct way Each
scene connects with the one that pre-
lcedos e. The author Theodore Kre-
mer, does not strive for effect alone
his aim is to entertain and instruct,
land he succeeds. There is vein of
comedy throughout the most of IL that
is furnished by the rather carefully
ldrawn character of an up-to-date He
brew. key Ikestein. A. II. Woods, the
we'll known theatrical manager, who
produces the piece, has given the play
IA AHN NllNNAlAAiNh wat NAAN NtAfAAAAfN NfNrN''
The production lis one OF the most pre-
ltentiOus OF am the sensational melo-
dramas now ON the road. The scenic
display is perfect and is accurate in
detail ANY person acquainted with
New York and IT'S many Interesting To-
.caHues. capnot but appreciate the care
.ml reproduction Of scenes of WELL
known quarters OF the great city-Can-
fields gambling house; Herald Square
.hy night. an up-to-date artists studioi
chinatown: pool-room and "a modern
bureau. A detailed de-
scription OF the action taking place in
these strikmgly realistic scenes would
make interesting reading, but the bet
ter way is to go and see the show.
Those who like scenic display with
their theatrical entertainment of the
practical. feasible sort, should not miss
going 60 see the new and sensational
melodrama. "rhe Confessions of a
WIFE" by owen David, which is to hold
the boards at the Lyceum Theatre Mo-
vember 20. 81 and 30. This play fairly
hrstles with well painted canvas eff
fects and the best work Of the stage
lcarpcnter a. II. Woods, who owns the
play. has spent $4,000 for scenery, cos
tunes. etc. The drama carries the
characters to New York and out TO the
far West
lin "The Lighthouse by the Sea-
which will receive its first presentation
lin this city on November %. "a and 25
lat the Lyceum the spectacular sensa-
ltional climax at the end of the third
iact Is said to be one OF the most thrill
ing scenes ever produced on the stage
while a heavy electrical storm is rag.
ling nj sea Off Devils Rock Lighthouse