Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-01
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Thirty six people figure in tho bill
at Dockstader's Garrick Theatre this
week, furnishing three hours Of solid
entertainment of the most substantial
quality IN such order that the usual
five or ton minutes intern ission has
TO he omitted. IL IL show which
deserves and will doubtless receive the
support of every person who appre-
ciated high class vaudeville. The
comedy element predominates- in fact.
with one or two exceptions, il is
strictly comedy bill. The HerzoR-
Camaras Sisters, Partisan aorobats
and equilibrists, Mr.. and Mrs. Razarf,
illusionists and magicians, and the
Eight JaclSsons, expert bicyclists, are
the exceptions. The Herzog Camaras
Sisters give one Of the most marvel
GUS acrobatic performances seen here
IN many day, an exhibition that for
daring and merit is not excelled by
any female equilihrist anywhere.
The Jacksons were last seen here with
kingling Bros. circus. They do many
sensational feats on their wheels,
some Of which appear almost impossi-
BILE. Hines and Remington simply re-
peat the success which they have
always scored here, as do also the
Transatlantic -Four, quartette OF
singers and comedians that furnish
excellent entertainment. Searl and
Violet Allen q Co., in "The New
Reporter, offer one of the hits Of the
show. There are seven people in the
company, all of them clever, and they
furnish bit OF fun that is original
and thoroughly enjoyable. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Crane, well-known to
patrons Of the legitimate stage, make
their first appearance on a vaudeville
bill in this city in farce, Every
body's Up. It is we'll arranged,
cleverly acted and altogether credit
able to these sterling and capable
entertainers. The Garrick has pre-
sented nothing this season more de
lightfully pleasing than Every
body's Up" III everybody learns
early in the week just how good the
show at the Garrick ia there is good
reason to believe that the bill will
play TO crowded houses.
AS "Mr. Dooley," announced for
next Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY
at the Lyceum, is said TO be % most de-
lightiul mixture OF spontaneous fun
and edifying music, so are the pretty
girls engaged in its presentation, a
decidedly interesting collection of
beauty types. Save the Asiatic and
African, nearly every race of people
have fair representative among this
bunch of feminine loveliness, and the
nationalities are 80 vigorously cham
pioned, that discord is Of frequent
occurrence, assuming at times a poly
| glot nature. The conflict of tongues
in the various languages, however, is
| quickly squelched by the wardrobe
mistress, who, besides commanding the
confidence and respect of all the girls.
seems 60 exercise a sort of magic in
huence over them. She is an ex-
tremely amiable person and linguist
Of splendid accomplishments. A few
words spoken by her in charming
English and which she translates into
French, German, Spanish, or Italian
invariably restores peace and goodfel-
lowship behind the scenes.
AT the Lyceum Theatre, last night,
the patrons we're greeted with a new
comedy drama, A Rocky Road Ia
Dublin. This is the first appear
ance IN this city Of this drama and the
audience last night was we'll pleased.
1 AN - 80 Univ tAAN anu ANN rNNN0IN AnU
mechanical effects are new and novel.
IN every particular. During the ac.
tion of the play Barney Gilmore. who
portrayed Robert Daley, introduced
several new songs and received loud
applause. Mr.. Gilmore is the star and
he Is surrounded with the following
we'll known players, Nina Shirley.
Isis Maynard, Jessie Lasseur, Patricl,
J Touhey, Major Laird, viii Long.
George Hassell, John ID. Griffen.
rank Lavarnie and others. -
Rocky Road TO Dublin, " will give A
performance tonight and tomorrow
afternoon and night
What IL described as a now "edition
de luxe Of THE Wizard Of or WITH
Montgomery and Stone in the cast
VIII be presented at Grand Opers
House on Friday night of next week
and If all promises Of the management
are fulfilled the new edition Of this
admirable extravaganza will exceed in
splendor and beauty the previous pro.
duetion which enjoyed such phenome
nal prosperity. New musical numbers
have also been interpolated and the
original SCORE has been supplemented
by melodies ranging all the way from
sentimental ballads to quaint comic
! ditties.