Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Jess Dandy, who plays the part Of
Hans Wagner, the German brewer
from "Zinzinnati 10 the Pixley and
Luders musical comedy The Prince OF
Pilsen" which comes TO the Grand
Opera House tonight, was for many
years a knight OF the grip and is
member In good standing in a number
Of organizations of Commercial
Travellers. IL was while selling goods
gor prominent downtown firm m New
York that he first gained generous
share of fame as a mimic, teller OF
good stories and q singer OF parodiesi
many Of which he wrote.
During his engagement here at the
Grand Opera House on Monday night
Mr.. Mack will be surrounded by the
same splendid company who accom-
panied him 20 Australia, and shared 10
the general success OF his production Of
Tom Moore and THE Way To
kenmare" when they we're offered to
she people of the Antipodes. The play
will be elaborately staged and beauti-
fully oostumed. Mr.. Mack will sing
Dan. My Darlin' Dan, " The Rose
Of konmare, " "Shs just Suits Me, y
THE Legend Of the Maguires" and
other gems.
"Mrs. wiges Of the Cabbage Patch -
comes to Grand Opera House on March
23d, George Il. Mech, who play % the
role Of the har1-hearted sheriff had a
legal training in bis youth in Colorado
and was q deputy sheriff in Creede,
when that town enjoyed a mining boom.
He made q good many arrests and was
~ ice shot in the exercise OF his duty.
At the Lyceum Theatre, last night,
Kilroy and Britton'a An Aristooratio
Tramp" opened an engagement to a
crowded house. The play was written
by Len b. Parker and contains N ore
ishtuurea IN one single act than all
tho other so-oalled tramp shows in
four. The scenic effects are gorgeously
correct and the cast 10 made NJ Of
best talent New York affords. In
addition to the regular company there
are seven great speciality acts, an
autombile race and explosion making
the entire production second 20 moth
ing Of this class travelling. With a
performance this evening and tomorrow
afternoon and evening, the company
will close its engagement.
Mangager W. E. Nankeville secured
the services Of good company for the
portrayal OF the characters In - Human
Hearts'; those peculiarly adapted to
impersonate the type OF people living
10 the State Of Arkansas. Human
Hearts" comes TO the Lyceum next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ths coming Of AS Told in the
Hills" which is for three days begin
ming March 18th at she Lyoeum theatre
will be one Of the strongest attractions
Of the present theatrical season. The
play is strongly written melodrama
Of western life that abounds in thrill
log situations and exciting climaxes.
The demand for seats by the little
folks for the matinee performance at
the Garrick theatre tomorrw would
mako 10 appear that every child in
town 10 bent upon seeing Harry
HoWard's ponies and dogs one more
time at least. The act 10 interesting as
we'll as instructive and is not dupli.
Gated outside a circus tent.
The bill at the Garriok continues e
attract large audiences and IL is this
general opinion that 10 is one of tn,
best entertainments that the manage
ment has offered for several weeks.
The Five Noses, Stanton and Modeua,
Morton, Temple and Morton and The
Donvan- Arnold Co. have been the con.
spiouous hits Of the week.