Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-12
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Andrew Mack and his magnificent
production Of Irish comedy will be
seen at the Grand Opera House tonight.
Mr.. Mack, besides being an actor Of
versatility and sterling qualities pos
sesses a magnificent tenor voice which
he knows how TO use with great skill
and good taste; several ballads have
therefore been introduced In this play,
all Of which are charming. In THE
Way To Kenmaren he will be heard in
Dan, Ny Dariiu' Dan, - "The Rose
of Kenmare, - "She just Suits Ne"
aud The Legend Of the MaRuires. "
10 1.-The Way To KenmaTe" M
Mack impersonates Dan Mcguire, the
heir TO the title and estates OF the earl
of Kenmare; lad born in Ireland,
brought up 10 the West with American
ideas, a miner in Arizona and finally
a member OF Congress. He makes a
picturesque character.
Mcintyre and Heath come to Grand
Opera House on Wednesday night in
'The Ham Tree, - the oddly named
vehicle which Klaw & Eflanger are OK.
plotting as one of the largest produo.
tions about the famous entertainers,
and which is also sometimes called the
big laughing show. For many years
these stars have been pleasing thous.
ands Of theatre-goers all over the
country with their inimitable imper-
sonation Of the old-hme Southern
negro and 10 'The Ham Tree there
ie an extension of that act, the expan-
sion being accomplished by one Of
the largest companies that klaw a.
EArlangeT ever sent out, and the pro-
duction IA said to he one OF the finest
from the shops of that producing firm.
Molnty re and Heath have been sur
rounded by aremarkably talented com
pany, which includes the well-known
popular song tenor, Frederick Y. Bow
eTs; Alfred Fisher, David Terrence,
Forrest HUFF, and the comic iuggler,
VIC. Fields. The feminine contingent
is headed by Johyna HoWland, Carolyn
Gordon and belle Gold.
"Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patoh"
comes to the Grand Opera House on
Friday Of next week. Mrs. WiRgs,
Lovey Mary, Miss Hazy, MI. Stubbina,
Little Tommy, the little Wiggs, Cuby
and all the oddly interesting figures OF
the Cabbage Patch in the original
pages of Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice's two
famous stories, will be seen on the
stage. The dTamatization which Mr..
Anne Crawford Flexnet has made Of
these delightful stories for Liebler &
Co. Is interpreted by a particularly
brilliant cast that includes that dis
tinRuished character coincidence Mrs.
Madge Carr Cook (mother Of Eleanor
Robson) Bessie barriscale, Helen
Lowell and Charles Carter.
Today, Tuesday and Wednesday the
stage of the Lyoeum Theatre will be
devoted TO the presentation OF the
popular and highly successful play,
"duman Hearts, ~ with a Company OF
superior excellence aud strength. The
main thread OF the story centres
around Tom Logan, who is uniustly
/ accused Of murder aud sentenced to
life imprisonment. His wife, Jeannette,
who is a proud ambitious woman, runs
away with an old lover and goes tc
New York. Even in a woman degraded
as she Is, the instinct Of motherhood
| prompts her to return 10 the old home
20 try 70 gain possession Of her child,
Grace. She Is frustrated IN her de.
sign, and uew evidence being sub
mitted TO the Governor OF the State,
be paroona Tom cut Of Jail Jeannetts
died, her paTamour ia arrested Tor the
murder Of Toms father, and Ion
marries Ruth Larkins and the oloual
Of auversity are dispelled py the sweet
sunshine of true woman's love.
Miss Emily Gale who is starring il
the new melodrama, As Told ~ the
Hills, is one cf the best rifle shots u
the country. In one act of the play sh,
has TO tree her father who has beer
captured aud bound by shooting tbs
rope which secures his wrists. Thii
requires steady nerve and a quiol
eye icr both Miss Gale and the cap
tive, but the incident has never beer
marked by an accident. The engage
ment is for three days at the Lyceun
beginning Thursday, March 18th.
There is no disoounting the excellence
Of the bill which Manager Lookstade
announces for the many patrons OF tn
l9auick this week. IL isl WHINE