, 1880-11-21
Charles Dade, Miss Cora Tanner, Miss Laura

in tho Hills -, 49, t.-.a - .esa:. ~ Mt
ChiIds ad W,,,;a ~ T1o',; @ onee,' :, and ,tt,sJ
Fnll IN Photograph Gallery.o 1t Is i'll
two acts, In the first of yhfrh the nrinc1pat
characters ar. assembled nnder tha roof-trea
or .Iobn 4 ,.to,, ~ pi,,1.. enraI a. ord p,,h,,
Bi''ks, his wife. aged o5. This act is said to
DC quiet piece OF comedy, and ends by the
the second act in which the characters
find themselves in a photograph gal
lery, aud are taken In yariou. posi-
tons aud styles Of dress. The people
engaged IN the piece are Willie Edouin,
FranK w. sanger, jacques Kruger, George
iniis o1,;,a v1Gs ~ nait, AIIo IHa shaniainh'
Annetta In MARI ' ~' ~pA~'eA'
In lone Hundred Wives" we will have
melodrama dealing with Mormon life as it
cS1stfa IN 1870 Inc pleco has won Mllci
in" ~, o , anu s.t a5 tseeatfu ~ ,.;,;
viii. which tl1e autho,s~(;o1' Pisrrc and Mr
j. b. Runnlon-haya dealt with the question
and turned the tragic possibilities to account
Ill LIE scene q me play IS la1u IN oalt LIKE
@ ".' NC p;;t p,,;f oe".5 ~ Will eo
from he Clutches Of the Mormon Elders. The
cast will be: Confucius 1ftGiulcu, De Wolf
Hopper; Ed1cdrd Brndf0rd, William Harris;
Etder bczuns, A1eSanceF fltzSera!d; NICE
fawrnnce Edfin,..r ~ H,,sn '1ch ,h,, ?fgmes: fmes
SDri0oius. John Oefen: DicIson, charles
Rolfe; Mrs. S0p|lroniu McGinlcu, Ada Gil
man; E!slc Brudfo1d, Georgle Drew Barry
14ott, t,t, ; mIS. AnIrclns ;ti ATS. ). Nheelef;
I'envitt's En%l;sh hnrieSts',n tronn. ,u,n.
bers over forty performers. Ali came from
the other side Of the Atlantic, and ali are
SAID TO nave been selected with. an especial
,es', vtow " .n PHYSICAL vocal ana art1Sic Ut
II, racnint ~ = rnTv eioo,at ~ ,,1,
tanning sketches Of the lives of The various
members of the troupe, III which instruction
and AZ amusement are intermixed. Miss Marie
~ nt'uaThs arh anu Nine: Selma Do!aro nGaa Inc
here TT them naes ~ Wa cn,"a tn Miss
was ta favnrit ~ her M,o ows W. aFT ,tnots th.
Pr;ncase rhrf.t;an ~ Sohiusnr inietn;,, a,,J .J
Tho nnwao or Manch,cnass ~ na,onsi,;ra );
and fiat She has snn~ ~ the cn,nnnnv 1T
sio Ss 1:eE1g and M rlsnssc' cainpdoea .p ant f
. .,..rti h a. e, ft, tsS ;. 81 clnlsy mGls
fn,It,ass 90 hpet e n;do I. - b. a,1nr,a
rnca nn,ers sae,, nnaet 70 hava Scan
boz born vi With her, and at the aEe Of she
~ n.m Ire n9npn VI s.ngnE ~ tlS1 ; oTag!e M2
ule hu,s s; ~ DtHIltih. ~. MIS- Calnll3e, DE!
+rao+;a c nna tuo"eu 9 " it ~ m .l ~ o..
."otto1- -saGjI;nn u ~, ~ @ =
an t,it', 81 ~ on. tne - a!So ga.eo ta2Hp ;,;p
~, uo ,,;tt ~, e1i haare ~
a.1 T. ,, III tt ut,,,at ,,ifSanI+! 9hnt h
auu ~ "as WILL uo ut1uost ulncullS ulaa no
was enabled to induce them to come to
America y form themselves INTO pallet
troupe" The reader will readily sec the
rich treat In tore for him. For two weeks
the cnmnany Will he here. and the enrarn-
1nent wflf onen with flffrrharh,s sI.a Fila
dn Tamhnnr Major, u.
W "4AA@'ooa N"a1'A-
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THREE MODEST MISSIONARIES.
The question As tn whether "The Passion
p,.-.,, sLu1, - - - =. .-1.o-... =. -.
ray sha4l VI sia41 1oe oe plesenteu Ill New
York City Ia still agltat1ng the public mind
of that n1ace and tho dfscussion fs occnny-
sSs. 80,
lu4 toneluolao,o st<seo !" Iuo ualy anu
"eeh4y 1oulnals. 1no seculaf press HAS
taken hold in earnest. and 1s advertising the
thing capita1iy with clerical interviews and
+ha ra1;r;.ro -a,orn ,-a o++,,l-1a,. - ,,,,+,,
u1o lo44e4oue pope1S ote @sI%'eAu1s ~ "'sn
to the manaRerS-Bratlfy1ng Sayagery. 1t
will all helm tha scheme Eyervhodv will
- ~ 49, ~. 1,.st;,t p-.ah
no" want 10 see IT, Az t1e Dap'ist fretcii-
ers' Conference held In New York the other
day the Rev. DR.. Herman T. Eddy alluded To
the prevailing sentiment OF ministers OF all
tTha p,ee1o, p1,,. ,rd +ho,oh+ n +5r,o tho
lug rasslosl ray a1lo thooeh1 ~ tt.'e 1ao
Conference TOOK action Ill the matter" lie,
therefore. offered a resolution. which was
...;.o,.c1,- odo,.od ~ 49, ofva,+ +ha+ 81 l.,
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