Evening journal., 1907-01-18

MISS X. LOUISE GOODWIN.
apepared with the Bostonians. Miss
Goodwin win appear here tomorrow
as one Of the dancing girls IN Sousa's |
Free Lance" which comes 10 the |
Opera House. She has a fine contralto |
voice and her singing has been much |
admired.
"The House Of Mystery" one OF the
best melodramatic productions ever put
on the stage, viii be offered at the
Lyceum on Januray 2s, 20 and 80.
"As Told in the Hills" a story Of
real Western life. will be given at the
Lyceum for three days beginning on
Monday next. IL will be IN the hands
of a capable company and viii be an
excellent production in every way.
1T isn't often that the GarriclS pre-
sents such a strong trio OF singing fea-
lures as the Herald Square Comedy
Four, the Country Choir and Pierce
and Maizee. The latter have just re-
turned from an European tour and this
IS their first engagement since COM
ing back to America. Miss Maizee is
wearing some magnificent gowns from
a Paris modiste which have been much
, admired by the feminine portion Of the
p. IGarricks patrons this week. The show
continues TO draw large audiences and
no one who has seen it will question
the remark that IL is very deserving.
u At the Grand Opera House on Sat
urday matinee and night ISlaw and
= Erlanger viii present the Sousa Op-
y era Company in John Philip Sousa's
I military comic opera, THE Free
J Lance" with Joseph Cawthorn as the
y stellar feature and the original cast
y of seventy singing comedians
- (which characterized the original pre-.
sentation In New York last season a
the New Amsterdam Theatre.
'l Joseph Cawthorn enacts the stella'
e character and such well-lnown people
81 as Nella Bergen. Jeanette Lowrie, Al
y bert Hart, George Tallman. Georg
y Schiller. Stanley Murphy and a hos
OF others complete the cast
{ That Mr.. Daniel Sully is the define
ator of the best Irish characters on thl
re- stage to-day is beyond the question o
s. a doubt in the minds of those whi
le know what IS what in the popula
events Of the players world. This fac
coupled with the assurance that il
"a "The Matchmaker" Mr.. Sully has tn
NJ greatest success in his long caree
= gives rise for little or no further en-
dorsement. In the part OF Fathe
DAILY. Mr.. Sully portrays "a live. reason
* able and loving Irish character. so dis
ne tnctly elevated and different from tn
lt stage Irishman that is receiving 8
q, much censure to-day. that It is IN
sphere by itself. The character Of tn
rlonlSey-faced Irishman with the re-
ly whiskers win continue ON the stag
M just so long as the people patronMe
lc and to Mr. sully IS duee the credit o
bringing out the good and suppressini
inferior character 1.-THE Matchmaker
20 will be presented by Mr. sully at tn
{. I.yceum on January "a. 25 and &C.
It. The Al. G. Field Greater Minstrel
e. will play an engagement at the Gran
Opera House tonight. This organiza
ton is we'll known to the public. hav
tc ing been on tour twenty-five years.
lg has been said that Al. G. Field is {
Is minstrelsy what Belasco is to tn
drama. For years he has offered tn
best in minstrelsy. Not only is thi
organization the oldest upon the roat
but it is said to be bigger and bette
=. than ever. The show is entirely ne'
~ this season, and though many o.
faces will be seen many new member
VI will be introduced I'm the personnel.
burlesque Of the Gridiron Club, tina
famous washington institution wher
ly politicians and newspaper men NEE
We annually is the feature of the first par
A. Prominent people, statesmen, poliu
n: clans. diplomats prominent in the pub
de lie eye are caricatured, their pet hob
or bies. fads and public questions. Hit
on the various bills In Congress. al
lusions 70 various episodes attendin
public affairs have been expressed b
dialogue and impersonations. Thoug
this burlesque was touched upon in tf
first part last season, prominent en-
Ut phasis has now been given TO it III
year; I'm fact. IL Is one Of the feature
Of the show. scenically the act is n
10 most elaborate ever offered in nit
1c- strelsy. The singing party win be n
lat troduced in white face, representa-
The minstrels in the days Of Homer, whi
ing the comedians are in black face, rel
,e. resenting modern minstrels.