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Show AMUSEMENTS. A good hiuse greeted Ilerrtuaun'i Trans'-Atlantiques last evening at th( tlieater. ' There arq clever people in the company; the show possesses novelty, but in spite of these facts it is vulgar, hopelessly vulgar. There is no necessity neces-sity for this. It might be a bright, clean, full of fun entertainment, but ii is just the reverse. Almost every oue of the specialties is at some point marred by coarseness. Of three features feat-ures of the entertainment only is it possible pos-sible to speak with full" commendation. The marvels in ventriloquism exhibited by Kennedy are without a rival and arc free from the least suggestion of coarseness. coarse-ness. The ladder climbing of George Holloway was- most excellent as a feat of balancing, and Flora Moore's clever singing ana dancing were greeted by encore after encore. . |