Athens Theatre

Al Piíu'.v líltev. iiir ptoy yresented Satnrday evening was excellent, ïlie oompauy was all good, and the ]l.-iy , tar better aiad pwrer khan the il ars '■ ■ theaa diys. 'Tlue Pii.-on.er ï Zenda," now on flitrd an:r.ii;] t oor oí . li ' country, sbs Theatrc in this city on November tiüi.. It Ís the ssuma proauctiom ii origirtally held tüa boards o; -Uïe New York Lyceum theatre for more tban 200 nigW, mul Ia under iae pereoiaal direetion of Mr. D Simaia. Tlie caat, íor the most gart, te t:u' sani.; as tiiai oí lasl seasob, and is toeaded by Howard Gouid, -wliose sucoess in the teadimg triple ïale created most faoiable conmiont ia all the principal cltles. "The Brlaoner of Zerida," Uke old wine, injji'oves with agö. Ifca stlrrlng qaalïties aro jast as stirrlag as ever. The eoterbalniment glven at the laSibseiH Thviit.ie Ilast evenilog' ty vhe' Jol.ni Tomas Co., was vwy fine, ao l -tte Y. M. C. A. boya may weli fel Teased wvr tSneir se i ■- a far. The lioiiise was wIl fllied- remaikatoly so etsKláeilng 'i;i1''' otiner atbractioas- npd no one who was ühere vvonl .:,v disappoirited. Mr. Thomas Bas few equals ia hls lias, aiad vhe ■r miennberB ott the compiajiy ifist-dase axtists.