Athens Theatre

Return engagement of the Isle of mjxugne, Monday evening, Dec. 20. Dusmo, a new face ín this part of ike uiagical world, is possessed witli woniierful skill. He is said to be one oí the most talented and graeeful magji.iaus living. As lie is endorse! iress and public, this being his flrst American appearanee, the people of A Tin Arbor may look forward to a rare treat. Uc introduces so man y new and unlooked for mysteries tliat 3pace does not permit of its enumeration. Prof. Durno is assisted by Malie Edyle Bowen, a Biuger whose reputatkin neels no eommenta and whose Street voice has won her laurels eveiywhere. Matie Edyle Bowen will ap)e:ir at the performance during Mr. uurno's engagement Friday, IJeceui'jer 17, at the Athens Theater. The "Isle of Ghampaigne," the lively .ind chic comic opera tliat gave an eutertainment liere a few weeks ago, will give a return engagement next Monday evening at the Athens. The entertainment abounds in the Spectacular, and some of the scènes are beautiful enough of themselves to warrant the outlay for admission. That the compaay has secured a return engagement is sufficient evideuce of its popularity, aad there is little doubt of a crosvded house Munday eveuing. 03ay Ctanneint aiid hls tnoiuipie gave "A SoultheiMi Genttemai" Mondtiy eve-ffiing a,t tíiie Athens Thea,tre. The Sitiy is good a ad the playera are good ajgo. Mr. Clemiejijt, litinl he a vofce that was fuil a.nd round, would make aai ideaj tlfeaitrical star. That is tbe olnü'y imipedimieiiü, a,ud ifc is ni sartOHja an'e. And yet, a.fter aae bicornes accuetomed .to liiitt slua,i-ps a.ml flats, ifc 1b Kot TinpOeaaadit, atid lïas tJie desir. aiDie quia.lLtly al being distincfc and saey for lihte oax to catch. The olö rnammy, tllue negix), "LSada," wa ïi.nij. cauüd jioiö be cxcelled, and Hamni.bai 'was a very cl'osa secoiid, Ê'owt a poeier. Aside fronn tlve ahooting' - w'hilch is aiuicying t o many p, o. p-ae TN-lfh hilgh eti-ung nervae - the e-T-emlng wiae a de'Jigili"ul