Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-13
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Everyone who appreciates high class
vaudeville-and the number is legion
10 this clty-will enjoy the entertain
mem which the Garriok provides this
week. ln quality and quantity II is
ererything that a good vaudeville show
ought TO be. The headline features
are headliners In fact as we'll as In
name and the Interpretations numbers
are all to the good, - Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmy Barry In bit Of comedy en-
titled "A Village Cut Up" offer a
pleasing contribution. The Brothers
LaMay, European aorobatio stars,
otet a high-olass exhibition of aoro-
batio work Mitchell and Marion, the
minstrel boys, Healey and Meehan,
comedians and dancers aud The -Four
Shannons, a clever juvenile quartette,
are all contributors to the bill. The
features pre-eminent are Harry Is.
Lester and his Eight Mascot Girls in
n bright musical novelty, and Dial
aud Armstrong; now scenic produo-
tion The Four Seasons. Among
Testers Masoots is Pauline Elliott
the Broadway beauty" as she is
tamiliarly called, a young woman who
~ well-known to tho patrons OF the big
New York vaudeville houses. and
who in addition to her beauty has an
attractive stage presence 10 commend
her. The Four Seasons 10 as its
name suggests, a representation of
spring, summer, autumn and winter.
FOR instance, summer is represented
by a very pretty girl swinging In a
hammock situated amid blosaomina
trees and blooming flowers, and while
she swings she whistles 20 the ao-
compartment Of the orchestra. Sum
mer shows a moonlight scene at the
seaahofe and q young girl offers a
oornet solo that is heartily enoored.
The act has a wealth Of special scenery
and stage ELECTS, the girls are hand
somely gowned, and altogether ID is
one OF tho Trettiest productions Dial
and Armstrong have ever presented.
This ie it's first appearance outside
New York. The Garriok can hardly
do otherwise than rlay TO crowded
houses this week.
II there are "blaok .faced'' coma
dians better than Mcintyre and Heath,
they cannot be found In a days journey
along the Theatrical highway. For
years patrons OF vaudeville have felt
that their names we're synonymous
with drollery and spontaneous fun.
30 popular are the comedians, indeed,
that kiaw & ErlanRer decided that
tney should become stars, had 1.-THE
Ham Tree" written for them and will
oter them and the musical farce at the
Srand Opera House tomorrow night.
Ihe book of the show is by George
v. Hobart and the lyric and music by
william Jerome and Jean Schwartz.
At the Grand Opera House on Friday
OF next week, Mes. Wigs Of the
cabbage Patch" will be the bill. The
dear old lady Of the book has lent her
personality to Madge Cam Cook and
she could not have trusted herself En-
better hands. The humor and the
pathos Of the written mage are mot
only retained but the art Of the actress
ADDS TO the enjoyment Of the one nAd
gives a deeper meaning 30 the other.
In point Of good state management
and careful attention to details. las
Told 10 the Hillan which will npnear
at the hyceum for three days begin.
ming Thursday is one Of the best plevs
now being presented. Mr.. j. Edwin
Brown, formerly stage director for the
Bush Temple Theatre, Chicago has
been engaged as stage manager and the
play 10 far superior 20 the average In
cast, costumes aud properties.
Joe W.Spears' Comedians presenting
that ever popular success, 'fThe Irish
Pawnbrokefs, Is booked for an an.
gagement Of three daye starting Mon.
day, March 10th. This is its fourth
season aud brand new fourth edition
Of the big fun maker is promised. lin
which q consistent stury ia told
abounding in manyiamusing complioa.
tions and mirth provoking situations.
This new edition is the work of ths
popular young farce writer, Mr.. Edoar
Selden, whose successes have been many.
Human Hearts" new and intsy.
esting play opened an engagement Al
the byoeumi yesterday, TO q large and
appreoiative audience. The story
Is a beautiful one and appeals "a
every man or woman who has had a
wedding, while TO those that are look
ing forward 30 one it is play that
holds high plan In the hearts Of the
People, because u is pure and instruo.
tive. Ihe story Is founded on facts
and ITS production deeply moves with
tenoerest emotion the generous heart
OF every woman. The cast Is oompose5
OF such well-known people as rank
J. Woods, W. }. rhoFne, ", j.. Sullv
James q. O'Neal, Grace Gibney
Frances Francis, Isabel Mendul,.
Florence Mendoza aud others. Win
performance this aud tnmorrow
afternoon and evening Human
Hearts" will close its engageme MT AT
the Lyceum. -