Evening journal., 1905-11-11
Theatrical Notes.

The ever popular "Muggs' Landing"
comes to the Grand Opera House this
afternoon and night with Muggs,
Becky. the old soldier, the postmaster.
suffering Joe, and a dozen other char
acters so familiar and yet always well
come to the comedy loving public. Each
member Of the company portrays his
part Of the character represented in a
very pleasing manner, especially Miss
Burke the leading lady. who makes an
ideal Mugs" and who captivates her
audience with songs and funny say
ings.
81 Stebbins" comes to the Grand
Opera House on Monday night. The
Troy. \. Y. Daily Times says:
That the play "Si Stebbins' touched a
responsive cord with Trojan theatre
fgoers was attested by the large audi
ences which greeted the performances
at the Grlswold Opera House yesterday
afternoon and evening. The play deals
with rural characters and begins and
ends on ''the farm" although some Of
the scenes are carried through the
streets OF Boston. Dan Darleigh, the
author OF the play. appeared to excel
lent advantage in the leading role and
he is supported by a good company.
The play will be given this evening and
at two performances tomorrow.
One OF the most successful musical
comedies of the year. "The sambo Girl.
with that romping hoyden, Miss Eva
Tanguay, in the title role will come to
the Grand Opera House on Tuesday night
Miss Tanguay is, perhaps. one of the best
condolences now before the public. Her
stage department is unlike any contem-
porary and it is this quality of uniqueness
that has brought success to 1.-THE Tan
quay" who, II will be remembered. made
her first big success in "The Chaperons 3"
in the character Of Phrosia. the girl de-
, tective. Miss Tanguay has a most con-
genial role in "The Sambo Girr' and has
furthermore been supplied with a satis-
factory supporting company
1.-The Real Widow Brown" will afford a
delightful evenings entertainment at the
Grand Opera House on Wednesday after
noon and night
sIr. j. +. Dnmeir is the leading man
Of THE Unwritten Law Co" which comes
to Grand Opera House on Thursday night.
Miss Lillian Mortimer, author Of Girls
OF the Streets" has proved that il is not
necessary in writing a melodrama which
is intended for the popular priced houses,
that suggestive lines or situations be in
troduced in order to attract attention of
L A.
the standpoint Of a. moralist, but Il docs
present a true picture Of life in the great
I est metropolis Of this continent. exposing
to public gaze a social strata that has
never been seen on the stage before. II Is
the most vitality human play written in
years and will no doubt. when this season
ends. be acclaimed as the biggest money
maker OF years. 1t will be the attraction
at the Lyceum next Monday for three
days.
From q picturesque standpoint no melo-
drama ever staged can compare with the
scenic and electrical investiture of ''Fasi
Life IN New York" A. II. Woods latest
sensational meiodramatic success, an
nounced for presentation at the Lyoeum
November l6, Il and IS.
| The bill for next week at the bdiIlch
Theatre presents Patrice Co, in "A
New Years Dream" Myles Mccarthy
Aida Wolcott & Co. in "The Race Tout
The American Quintette, a comedy sing
ing and dancing number; The vi Musical
Trio. The Kennard Brothers, Matte
lI.ockett Kimball and Donavan. expert
banioists; The Kinetograph and the
favorite comedy trio, Brown, Harris and
Brown. There are nine acts and thirty
people to bid for local favor at this we'll
known playhouse and from the size-uT
of the bill It looks as though they would
receive it