Evening journal., 1905-04-17
Theatrical Notes

Littleheld, the mimic Reidy and
Courier I'M a high-class singing spe-
cialty; Brindamour the man who
claims to be able to escape from amy
Jail lor pair Of handouts ever made
and a number of other features an of
them of interest, are billed at the Car
rick this week. Mrs. Stuart Robson.
Bobby Gaylor, Eckart & Company and
several other high-elass acts are an
nounced to appear at the Garrick on
Egster week. Local vaudeville ad-
.mirers have much to expect from the
house In the above attractions
"A Guilty Conscience" begins a
three days engagement at the Ly-
ceum this afternoon and evening with
the original company. It is claimed
ITO be one Of the most beautiful scenic
productions that has been seen I'm
some years and comes here with the
Endorsement Of the press from the
different cities where it has been seen.
1t is said TO contain much that ap-
.peals to the clerical as it has words
.of praise from many prominent
.clergymen throughout the land and its
moral teaches a lesson that has earn
led all the praise bestowed upon if.
Robert II. Schaners production of
Hugh Gibsons thrilling melodrama.
Just Before Dawn" viii be the att
traction at the Lyceum the last three
days Of this week It is founded on
one of the most exciting periods dur
ing the suppression Of the notorious
Mollie Mcguire League of Pennsyl-
vania, and is said to be the best that
the talented pen of Mr.. Gibson and
the munihcence Of Manager Schaffer
have yet offered. The story is of in
tense heart interest and is replete with
humor of a decidedly refreshing sort.
The company is an unusually strong
one.
Manager Bayls Of the opera House to-
day received word that Maud Adams will
appear at his theatre on Monday, May
first in "The Little Minister"
The Princess Chic" opera company
with the talented and beautiful Sophie
Brandt I'm the pnima-donna role. will
present this opera at the Opera House
ION Thursday night. This much herald
ed attraction comes with the enthusias-
tic endorsement of music lovers and
itheatre-gOers throughout the country
/ II is an opera oomique dealing with
medieval days, and although the story
! IS logical and consistent. IL is fun Of fun
: and music that pleases. Kirke Ia
Shelle lis said to have secured a most
accurate scenic mounting, and also 10
/ have costumed his chorus i'm gorgeous
fashion. Miss Brandt's own role. that
| Of the Princess, gives excellent oppor-
ltunity for her marvellous soprano voice
as well as chance for the play of her
charms in several becoming costumes.
Miss Bob White, which viii he pre-
scented at the Opera House on Tuesday
might of next week. has broken records
for big business and has opened several
Inew theatres where capacity has been
tested, but it scored in Atlantic City
! a record which is likely to last for some
time. 1t opened it's season at the
theatre on Young's Pier in that place
ana John Young, proprietor OF the
amusement interests at tho Jersey
resort, acknowledges that he made
| more money Off Miss Bob White, tbs
play gave better satisfaction and hs
had more people on his pier during is
two weeks cnga cement that at ans
one time since he has played to the
amusement loving public 10y the sad sea
waves.