GAIETY THEATRE.

Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4260, 25 March 1879, Page 3

GAIETY THEATRE.

Hs_a* Georgia _—_trels, who, it will be re**J_W*d, made their first appearance some _*"ago, opened a short season last eve—ing at *|t_-*y Theatre to a large audunce. The fflfewrnne submitted was a very good one y^g—at, aad the various items received *■* «ppr«4a_cn at the hands of the audience. J» the first part t everal new _a<___ were in2__— which were very nicely sung, aspeTfcoge weepiag eyes," by Mr Bowman, » _oseb_i,"by Mr Jackson, and one §«-_—_—:. In the hands of Messrs Crusoe, ■_j_ at *» —>d "W— so—, tbe comic elema—t lost Sf °f it* effect, acd some of their stories were :Jf?*"*h great humor and point The dancing Z_*-"s_"eeitan and Mills in the fand jig was gt__-lso was the sketch which followed. __,;—!—ti though laboring under a disadvan?_V Wyed a cornet solo excellently ; indeed it _"_*_* the best we fcavehsdhere smce Levy. 2L*f°r' ces a rich full tone, and has great S?' 3 * expres-on in the Tariatioas which he - S__*«e piece selected. He was encored, and __*_rfwith "Yankee "Doocle,'* which was Mr Hewitt at once es_-h_Kd a favorite, and will, no doubt, add tbi _—_f ""** £ —«««s of last evening during G-ecf thefeaturcs of the Georgian fi-S**-'* « -their last visit was Judge *"""^_aj— _it tasaaj orationi. Since lien

be has added another to his repertoire, the subject b->ing one which has engaged I public attention here, namely, Education. Looked at from Judge Crusoe's point of view, this difficult question appears very easy of solution, and the many quotations in what Artemus wonld call a ,: foring tang," which he co aptly introduced last Light, certainly reoirs to qualify him to speak «ith authority. Mr Wilson's song and dance " Jorpphu- ' »rangeblo?som" was very div riing, a;_ illustrative of poetry of mofcon. and the big for.r introduced a new ?pee_lity which dr-xr forth loud plaudits and a demand for a repetition, tbe farce of "Helen's Babies" concluded the entertaiment, which throughout was vry successful. To-night the Georgias will again apper in the same progr—__ae, and to-morrow their first change will be made."