A Promising Attraction

AVliat promtees to l)c ome of the best attraetions of the season will bo givèa a1 t!n opera boiise next Tuesday evening. Lincoln J. Carter's magniii■ci!l productton, the i'Fast Mi''." Th is is said to be a melodrama of more that the ordinary merits, Whlle the sceaifc and meehanical effects equal anyfchimg that, has ever been grweo to thls city. There is a representatilon of an engine room on a Miss;ssi))]i steamer', siio-wing the urnaccs under the boilers in active opera-tfon. A reajistie train of cars shoots acrofes tlic stage with -vvonrtcrful effect. The scène representáis" Hic Niágara Falle is saiia to challenge eriticism and öiegars descrip The inoonliKht on the Falls, and the' roaring am! pluagiaig vraters, mist arising from tlie seething current tnake the seene .-is i%'aüsti' one iis it wonld be posslble to make it. The play has an absarbiag plot and the lincs are all strong. There is plenty of humor to relieve the pathos, amd attogother it is hard to get a play oí ïruore perfect symmcuy. The members of tlie producimg t-ompany are said to show a good canceptLon of the antlïov's ideas, and they portray them with ooiiinicndali'.tj a.ccuracy.