"Hogan's Alley" will be at the Lyceum Theater this week with the well-known Irish comedians. Gilmore & Leonard, as the principal tenants. One of the chief characters is the Yellow Kid. The author of this prodigy had a hand in fitting him for the stage, and in this performance he is described as the only and original article.
     As the other familiar characters of the alley are introduced, and they get into the snarls and wrangles that are to be expected in such a neighborhood. Gilmore and Leonard are old vaudeville favorites, and in their advancement they have not left any of their entertaining powers behind them. The scenery in the alley is a characteristic one and shows that place up in all its turbulent glory. The entire three acts comprise a collection of entertaining specialties by clever people; and those who enjoy fun, and plenty of It. will certainly enjoy "Hogan's Alley."
     In addition to furnishing plenty of fun In the first two acts, an opportunity afforded the stars In the final act to Introduce their well-known specialty. The others of the company are all clever entertainers, and include the Gardner Brothers, Jack, Dan and Dick, musical artists. Dick Gardner, who plays the part of the Yellow Kid, has made an emphatic hit. In his drum-major specialty in the last act he is compelled to respond to four encores.

     Other interesting specialties are contributed by W. J. Hagan, who possesses and excellent tenor voice; Joseph J. Conion, singer and dancer; the Shirley Sisters, song and dance artists;  Leslie & Maivers, singers and dancers, and the Urline Sisters, duettists.  “Hogan’s Alley” was constructed for the fun-loving public.  Its plot being only to please and no farce company traveling has received more liberal prestige that “Hogan’s Alley.”  It is bright, up to date and within the keeping of the times.