Faust

Tonight, at the Grand Opera hoi.se, ilorrison's powerfnl dramatic eompsny will produce an elabórate scenic and ramatic version of Goethe's immorta) 'Faust. " The piece will be mounted vith magnüicent scenic embellishments. Startlinp scènes that malee the oor miserable mortal feel his weakness when compared to the power of he immortal, come in qoick succession. Tor this reason "Faust" is a worthy moral lesson as well as a gorgeous prouction of dramatic aud scenic art. In obtaining the fine scenic effects the power of electricity is taken advantage of. There are inanj' electric surprises and mechanical novelties making it as a whole one of the most elabórate and irilliant productions ever witnessed. ?he production here will be complete n every detail.