Evening journal., 1905-03-29
Notes


such a play as "Her Only SIM" will be
shown the contrast between virtue and
vice is sharply drawn. The author has
not minced matters in drawing charac-
ters. and as the incidents of the play
are based on real occurrences, he has
not had to draw upon his imagination
TO invent a motive for Her Only Sin"
An excellent cast has been secured,
headed by Miss Julia Gray in this pre-
sentation. The stage mountngs are
elaborate in detail.
"Vivians Papas," in which Miss
Caroline Hull will appear at the Opera
House tomorrow night dlscloses, many
glowing and realistic scenes typical OF
the life career of "a genuine and flip
pant chorus girl. The dramatist has
devised a story and progressed it with
actions that are every respect whole
some and fresh. The author of
"Vivian's Papas," Is Leo Ditrichstein
who also wrote Are You a Mason"
and "An on Account of Eliza"
"Vivian's Papas" has enjoyed long runs
In New York and Chicago and the
original production viii be employed
here.
An up-to-date organization Is Little
Egypts London Gaiety Girls Extrava-
ganza Company which will appear at the
Opera House on Friday night 1t is COM
posed of a colossal gathering Of variety
and burlesque stars best known TO the
vaudeville patrons throughout the coun-
try
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House on Saturday afternoon and night
IN Faust" AS Mephistopheles he
comes arrayed In the natural indelible
deformity Of Wickedness; he is the Devil,
not Of superstition, but Of knowledge.
one Of the most pleasing tricks Of the
marvellous Kellar, who will appear at
the Opera House on Monday night, is his
Demon Globe. The globe is shown to be
nothing more nor less than a solid wood
Ell sphere, yet when It is placed on an
incline It descends or ascends or stops at
the word OF command.
1t IS estimated that three hundred thous-
and people witnessed the performances
Of The Runawpys,'' during its six
months run at the New York Casino. IL
was without doubt the greatest musical
success Of the past season. There is only
one company presenting The Runa-
ways" and it will appear at the opera
House on next Tuesday night.
The young folks Will find upuch to
their hiking in the bill at the GarriclS
this week, for the house has seldom
offered a program more to their liking.
Cinderella, the scenic novelty number
presented by the LeClair Sisters and
La Caiunentella; and Carlisle's dog and
lpony circus are both numbers that APP
lpeal to children TO an unusual degree.
In addition to the two named the
house offers "a bill of exceptional merit
from first TO last. The Slowtown Choir
a singing comedy act; Klein and Clif-
ton, eccentric dancing; Garnella. and
ShlIlx, in a comedy creation, and sew
erai others. constitute a program that
Is hardly likely to be excelled at any
vaudeville house, even in the large
cities, where one might expect TO fisd
big attractions. AS a matter OF fact
There is nothing in vaudeville that is
too big or too good for the Garrick, as
has been evidenced by the excellent
entertainments the management ha;
given this season.
Julian Eltlnge. whom the New Yorl
Herald has referred TO as the only riva
Of Harry Lehr Of Baltimore and New
York is delighting audiences at the Gar
rick this week with his high-class fe
male Representations Eitinge is an artis
In his line, and he has evidently studied
J this particular speciality until he has
reached a state Of perfection. When h,
walks on the stage, If his audience die
not already know Of him, he would b'
taken for just what he assumes 70 por.