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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
The Musical Courier Of recent date
aaya; OF all the gifted American
Singers now before the public, not one
ia anie TO show a more luminous record
tnan Claude Cunningham be has won
lenal triumphs in every held that
olers any opportunity 10 the high
class singer. His professional debut
vas made at the Crystal Palace 10
london, IN oratoric and he has never
JAILED TO maintain his brilliant record
10 the company Of the foremost singers
10 the British capital. If his triumphs
IN this country it is scarcely NECESSARY
20 make mention. Europe has offered
many Inducements to Mr.. Cunning
nam to enter the RANKS OF grand opera,
out he prefers the field OF concert and
1ratorio, and above all his own
oou1try, for be is an American. Mt.
cunningham will be the soloist With
the Philadelphia Orchestra In the last
symphony concert at the Grand Opera
House on Thursday evening, January
18th.
Little Johnny Jones, the great
New York City musical comedy
NAAAAiNAf Will no az NNH AAlNNA NNNAA
House on Monday, January 10Th.
On Tuesday, January 10th, "Wine,
Women and Song, F" will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera House.
Ezra Kendall's personal following Is
tremendous, and no comedy star who
plays here 10 sure Of 80 enthusiastic a
greeting as he. In his comedy, The
Vinegar Buyer, he has broken all the
rIecords which he has established in
the past. lt is a pleasant announce.
ment that be will be seen in the
iaughable play at the Grand Opera
House January 2ith, the original COM
pany and production being brought
here without change.
The entertainment a. the Garrick
this week can hardly fail TO impress
any one as being an excellent com
bination Of fun and novelty. There
nro two features which have decided
claims to the spectacular. One Is
The Gill IN the Clouds, " designated
on the bill as NEUROLOGICAL fantasy,
10y Aubrey kingsbury, and the ether
Is a musical scenic production by the
MoWatera- Tyson 90. 1.-The Girl in
the Clouds" is unique IN its originality
and decidedly entertaining in its pre-
aontation, with iuat enough mystery
about it to keep an audience GUESSING
The act comes to the GaTrick with n
record OF repeated successes. The
MoWalers-Tyscn Co. offer q pre-
tentious spectacular singing number
that made good yesterday, as IL alwny 8
does. A number of special interest
was the appearance Of the athletic
lreloar, tho ex- Harvard Varsity oars
man and one OF the most perfectly
developed men In the world. He il
assisted 10y Miss Edna Tempest and
between them they awe one OF the
best exhibitions Of muscular prowess
that has ever been seen here. Most
every one 10 interested to some extent
In muscular development, and for that
reason Mr.. Treloar's performances at
the 0arrick this week will doubtless
attract, and are certainly deserving OF
special attention. Others who figure
in the bill this week are Gus Hill,
comedians the Emperora OF Music,
Irumhuli and Barnes, q dancing duo
Aldo-Amour, grotesque comiquea, anC
OF course the moving picture machine
True s. James as Fiddlestrlags. /
Jolly rover, opened an engagement al
the Lyceum Theatre, yesterday, in th,
production Of In a Woman's Power. >
MT James heads company Of yer,
clever artists. including Louise Ripley
Dwight Allen, Edwin Felix, Marior
Holoomb, Fanny Holiday, Silvl
Holmes, II. A. Moiey and others. Tn,
scenes are laid in and around New
York City, the most important bein,
q counterieiting den. During the per
Torrance Austin Welch introduced hi
novelty comedy sensation entitled
" Sightseeing Sights" assisted by at
automobile. With performance thi
evening and tomorrow afternoon an,
evening, In a Moman's powern vii
close its engagement at the Lyceum.
Thursday evening at the Lyceun
Theatre there will be given for tn
tirst time in this city a play whicl
intertwines city and country life will
auoh clever character drawing al
should mako the engagement Ct IN
Mother TO Guide Herr one long 70
WONDERED among the theatre-goers o
this CITY. The Tlay is by Lillian
Mortimer and serves her ns a starring
vehicle.
Few attractions on the road toda,
can compare with Rowland AM
Cliifofd's modern enterprise, 9Th
Old Clothes Man. James XVII
! MaoCurdy, who is now under tn
direction of the above firm, IL
Hebrew impersonator Of the first water
The production is very clever at
traction and IL lies entirely with tn
ability Of Mr. MaoCurdy TO interpret
Having gained reputation as
Hebrew actor there is no question tina
Mr. MacCuTdy is the one for the play
Affiliated with Mr.. MacCurdy Is Mis-
Kate Woods Fiske. The attraction
, with an all-star cast, viii be at th
Lyotum 1hoatro next Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Old Clothes Man, will be a
q the Lyoeum Theatre on January l5tb
J 10th and 18th.
Visiting Odd ToIloua