Evening journal., 1905-03-31
Theatrical Notes

Inc silver DaHbclt WflI|l Dpcltu "A
three days engaeement az the Ly-
ceum yesterday afternoon was a de-
cided hit. The cast is composed Of
well-known people and the scenery
and effects are worth seeing. The
show has plenty Of comedy aud a
number OF startling situations. The
play is a story true to life and one
that appeals to everyone. Fred Camp
bell, who takes the part OF the tramp.
is a comedian OF high standing. II
will be the attraction at the Lyceum
the balance Of the week.
A Philadelphia paper has the follow
ing to say Of Frederick r. Hahn. the
violin soloist; "His playing Is that Of
Ia true musician, generous in freedom
.of phrase and emphasized with unus-
ual balance Of rhythm and correct
ness Of accent He was heard at his
best, and possibly has never before
played here with such freedom and
enthusiasm The Schubert compost
ton was a most graceful and satisfy
ing example Of melody and tone, the
latter being presented with beauti-
ful attack and governed by full and
virile bow" Mr. Hahn will appear at
the New Century Club on April 6 in
his trio. and is assisted by oswald
klamroth. a noted baritone singer, Of
New York.
Unlike most magicians. who have
been seen in the past. Kellar. the man
Of modern mystery. dlsdains the
lulethods OF the older necromancers and
has adopted new tactics in presenting
his deceptions and IN bringing them
about. The dark stage, heavy black
IhanSings, extensive apparatus and
Iother displeasing features he has en-
ltirely done away with and in com
lmencing his entertainments where the
others have left off, he brings before
'hts audience only that which is en-
tirely new and which they have never
seen before. His engagement at the
| Opera House on Monday night Will
prove one of tle most attractive
theatrical events OF the season.
Local theatre-goers will be pleased to
learn that Arthur Dunn I'm 1.-THE Run
aways" win be the attraction at the
Opera House on Tuesday night. This
is the original uohfpany wliicf played
for over six1 months aat the Casino
lTheatre, New York, and is the only
company producing the musical ex-
travaganza upon which Messrs Shu-
bert.n Nixon q 9zinihnerf5an expended
$4,000 There are over seventy five
people. $50 it s0r Hrid.a
of0 ---fEI tlf1 tt
a number of theatre parties have
pbeen made mp for Miss Amelia Bing-
hams engagement at the Opera House
ION Wednesday might, when she VIII pre-
sent her latest success. mile Marni
Miss Bingham is essentially an actress
who delights society. Beautiful is she
to look upon. with IA magnificent figure
which she sowns TO absolute perfection
An attraction Of seldom eqaled bril-.
Nancy viii be the Offering at the Opera
, House Tonight. Little Egypt's Londor
! Gaiety Girls burlesquers win no doub
) prove to be one of the strongest anr
! Imost entertaining attraction of the sea.
SON. They are credited to be possessed
of the essential qualities necessary {,
gratify the most eXactlng demands
! The entertainment commences with
! rolhcking laugh producer Life in tn
, Wild West" an olio Of specialties en-
: bracing solos. duos trios quartettes
I acrcbatic exercises slQits and sketches
by Europe's and Americas mos
, prominent vaudeville artists. 1t con
cludes with Pat Whites hilariou
bmdette entitled Mixing Things Up
introduclng the entire company. tel
principals and a chorus of twenty cul
tured voices.