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oiher stores In Tie city.
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me aAost al 1cFlcker's Theatrc.
4ae extraordinary stage contrlsancc which ha
aea@eo saen sensation for several months pas
ie.esn ana european cities, has been thrlc.
Psu .s1a, a. ale ickes . 1heatfc, with complete
.sso n,,sa .' aa'eaea 'nose processing knowl
~ - . 80" oaos's are 'ainss OF such fear
+ta.s a. ~" pcope nave even IN rare, dctt
~ 80 s'' sa1N oeeu 4oaoo Win nssaihood enough
~o -us" 'pSeta uonstefa creeping ont ol
| N'' -, u.D.ioe aooos u grave yas2s In
~ tS'e "o'n nsn'' LEY naFe regarded 1ntutuye
- "tu awe aoa nolfos, aud as appalling even ia
.ne taoasnt. Us fasesa,s vision OF repGeauce, OF
us ase'an uger' rugged Aossian bear, and other
@n1mais OF Inc me1agefic, that were rsinly SUN
monsu y n.eeeth' would be to tho eye. But q
Eao anaa lucy Know Won't hurt, and one
sust u only et1ee make'oeliere, appeals only to
s1!osy' ~ eaAo'es 1nem 70 gee how real ghosts
iooA "4toou' sao1ee7an2 them to the terror OF 3
.sa. s.osts presence ana. thinking this wsy,
Icy ~ sou1so Largely patfon1ze the simulated
saoss' .Asse Fe9y !ull aonsea Of people haye eeen
- A'4s4os0' Aua o1o BLISS ffoVost's engagement
~" ~ ~, u'1eu hooses mofe' would DO the
49,. .1.s -. s5us We 1e autnosazed 70 announce
As - p.v1"sson ~ posltlVe15 limited to the
pieesa' "eeA- Inc pMT n which it Is introduced
-. y. "sse osaaaon's novel OF
so-.~-. 49, - esASauoaa aao thfllllng Incl
aa ea1e's, enls plaS IL very strong and com-
. P-s.. ~ lae last t"o aess ofing into View the
sssss - w ~ mau1es winch fnfeu-
- T,.~,.s. y. A'e a4spaf IL Inc algneSt Dc
d. r,hos+ ssrt,s.. "4sa Aa.u e.aetaess TO
ducing it work, to charm p,ononnead tho 1o' ps.t @
in the conut.y Epe1Isb n,.v.T-5eh,, ~ 10y 10y
yea1s have copied Or appropriated" dramatic
natcrials almost entirely from the French. but In
s tne .ns'anee Of Alss Bra1aon's great novel. the
Fl french have efa"n npoa their ns'shbots across
French md i. bad loae erp. IA ,s as
a1p ,hss much dramatic strength
Several English adaptations followed. The
present IL an American one--.he PLAYWRIGHT he,ro
citizen Of st. Louis.
The cast includes Mrs Mary Provost as the
hetoine-and Ia most able osc she proves-and Mr.
Kycr m excellent aeto- =. stenha, u.--.-..
". ", w. ~ ~ ~ aa1ei IA"ht aoganeier.
.h,,a 49, ~ ~" s ano'e-souaea LORE
~ ~ ~ rn,1sa,,.s a' ~ ".'n .ue "no'e strength
.~...+.a ~, ~. .-eN:-- 14Aou' - nasas wen oe
80 - .As. aue fe.aosmanc' oi aurora Floyd
49,, ..5,.,.e A~o'1' Va A'' Anteteb1~
- p1N".
VIC 1eetet 10 say,
~ 4aA.- tss "1en 'nts Week enc ms kindly Con-
eeiteu ~ aPPsa1 st toe Aa'lnec Tomorrow.
@ MISE froVost takes her farewell bene It
tonight, when, we have 70 doubt, her patrons |
VIII assemble In such force as to render admit
tauce to the theatre almost impossible. She wifi
spectral effects will be produced by the Ghost an.
parasus, that, It is said, win be most astonehfnr.
1AE LADIES FAIR O1sSkRs.-The Business |
men OF chicsgo viii doubtless exhibit their cult.
vafed dinner table better than In snY othc,
department OF the forthcoming fortnight (and We /
trust fortunate) Fair Hundreds Of on1 business
men who now " b:owse s:onnd ~ among the res
taurants and eating houses. Will dine at Bgan
Hall during those two Wetks. Below will be found
hetoi the LADIES' appointed tat the meeting yes
tsrda5 to wait upon the tables assigned
lady friend In the company he can make u note Of
~ anc o'ne NJ aes .aose' 4twiu Dc seen theso arc
10 oe aoutteen taoles, presided over as tolloWs:
RI 1T Hsa,ea IT, WaqsWorth: M.s Panlson Mrs.
Ms. T1umbnif - - es'A'''' 11o' oia'eH4oso'
2t-Mre. Arnold, afrs DcWolk Mrs, Gsiees.
MITE. Ciarkson. Mrs. Job Carpenter. Mrs. smedley
a3d7ens ns: s an = 6a'Gsins, , ars; aatheE, NJ pr.
Ather csIter. ~ ~ e~e7 144s' ne'oo1a' nts'
4lh-Mfs- Hnsnes, Hrs. G, D. SAWYER, Mrs. r.
Ls"3s. NIs: Webetsr Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Bailey.
MT. HsnIe1 Mra ~ 1Tg H.,o;15 1;n135eHoa ME saxton,
6sh-Mrs: Tnppnu, Afrs. Lind HuutInctons Mss
4AOEA ol6ElQ6a ME- EQ1QRfs MfS, RnrfrS Mra tp{I |