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'Waffle also played on bandoline with a
finish and skill that secured many re
calls. Ida Mulle. in itupisbness and
impudence, pleased those who like diab
leriewhich means everybody. She re
calls Delia Fox in her host days.
The Holdens hive born playing to
good houses at the Funke.
Regarding the Henshaw-Ten Broeck
company and "The NabobB."' that is to
bo produced here at the Lansing lheatreetroIled into Egypt in the days of the
with-a matinee today and evening an early Ptolemies, is forced, in ordjr to
exchange fays: "Mr. Henshaw has al- aave his life, to pretend that he can
ways enjoyed the favor of the local the- cause the Nile to rise in a period of
atre-coing public. He takes a promi-
nent place in the program and retains
his old-time cleverness. The play was
the familiar "Nabobs," revised, with
fresh songs and some new jokes. Mr.
Hcnshaw's peculiar humor makes the
'most of ercry opportunity. As Aowell
Dodge, the bank president, with a wife
to explain to, be renewed very pleasant
re.-ollections of his previous perform
ances. Mr. Henshaw sang several selec
tions, one of them a parody of 'El Capi
tau. Miss Ten Broeck took the part of
Mrs. Dodge. Mr. David was very suc
cessful in his impersonation of Barnady
Potter. There rt mains to be mentioned
the pretty dance af Miss Carlotta,a
great favorite. She danc?d to a tam
bouiine accompaniment, and made so
favorable an impression that an encore
was demanded and executed."
Prices, 81.03, 75, 50 and 25c. Secure
your seats ea ly. Don't forget the grand
matinee; lady 50 cents, any reserved,
eeat in the house; children 25 certs.
The .fraction at the Lansing Theatre
Siturday, February 13th. is a new one
here. The Frank Daniels Opera com
pany 'baa- never visited ua before, nor
has its opera "The Wizird of the Nile
ever been givesrfey any other organiza
tion. Their succees last season is a
matter of general theatrical knowledge.
But the important fact is that the star
of the company is Frank Daniels. For
more than ten years past the public had
been accustomed to see him first as Old
Sport in Hoy t's "A Rag Baby." before
tbe pugilists themselves were attacked
nv
with the starring fever, and later with
bis own company in "Little, Puck,''
which seemed to be perennial. While
those who saw Mr. Dan it Is in such partB
never suggested that he was fitted for
comic opera be has recently adopted,
there are plenty now eager to assert they
always thought so. The truth is that
Mr. Daniels has become a comic opera
star. "The Wizard of the Nile' is by
Henry B. Smith, the well known author
of 'Robin Hood," and Victor Herbert,
the eminent violinist and director of
Gilmore's band. The story of the opera
is a certain Persian wizard, who, having
drought. To his surprise, the Nile does
rise coincident with his incantations',
and in return therefor he is promised
the band of King Ptolemy's daughter
Cleopatra, a maiden of sixteen who does
not understand what love ia. The
magician tries to teach her, but fails
ignominiously, for when she realizes tbe
force of the tender passion, she declares
that posterity will demand she should
wait for Marc Antony. The part1, of
Kibosh tbe wizard, is said to give Mr.
Daniels opportunities as wide in scope
as that of any similar role, f he reports
of last season's production give great
credit to Mr. Daniels' management for
tbe excellent manner in which the
opera waa placed before the public, as
tj auppotting company, scenery .and
costumes.
The great success of the opera in this
country seems to have awakened foreign
managers t the fact that they have
.been neglecting an impoitant source of
supply in overlooking the American
comic opera, and Messrs. LaShelle &.
Clark, in the first season of their exist
ence af operatic managers, have receiv
ed the high compliment, never before
given t) any amusement caterers, of
having an American conic .opera per
formed in the German language upon
tho continent. This occurred on the
23fi of September at the Carl Theatre
in Vienna, Austria, the home of Johann
St.-ausi, Richard Genee and others, to
whom for more than a generation we
bare been ac;utt raed t look for the
best of everything in this line of music
rl productions. Mr. Will Von Sachs,
the Vienna correspondent of the New
York Sun, in mentioning that "Der
Zauberer von Nil," as it is called in Ger-
man, is the pronounced bit of the opera
season there, adds fiat "managers here
are to aroused by its production that
it will undoubtedly open tSe way to the
offering of many more Anerican operas
on the German ttige."
An early London production, has al-
ready been arranged for at the Prince
of Wales Theatre, with Arthur Roberts,
the pet comedian of England, in the
title lole, and it will be quickly followed
by the presentation of the opera in Aus
tralia by Williamson fc Musgrare, the
theatrical magnates of the Antipodes.
The production to be offered here is
said by the management t3.be carefully
refitted witn new scenery and, costumed,
the exact duplicate of that seen during
the four months run last season at the
Casino, New York.
The original cast is retained with tbe
single exception of tbe Cleopatra now
played by Miss E ina Thornton, a young
Californienne, who haa been highly
spoken of wherever she has appeared
this season. Miss Louis Royce, as
Abydos, the wizard's apprentice, Walter
Allen as King Ptolemy, Gre:a Risle as
the Queen, Louis Caiavaat, as the Royal
Egyptian weather prophet, and
Leonard Walker, as Cleopatra's music
master and would-be lover, are atill ap-
pearing in the rules they created. The
"horus which last year called for special
comment is unchanged from last year,
and ia still under the musical direction
of Mr. Frank Pallma, who was so great
ly responsible for itssucces?.
f Prices, 81.50, 81. 75. 50 and 25cts.
' Seats on sale Thursday at 10 a. n.,
sharp.
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