The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-02
THE NEW BIO THEATER.
formerly Lyceum.l

A grand opening of the above theater
will take place on next Saturday evening,
March 5, under the new management
Donovan 81 Lee. The new venture will be
run on a strictly frst-class Vaudeville
basis and the new management promise
strictly moral and pleasing entertainment.
Their aim will be to cater to a lady and
children's audience and special Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees will be given
TO enable ladies and children to attend.
These matiuees will be admission free to
ladies and children. New and novel
specialties will be introduced and each en-
tertainment will close with one act com
edy The management promise change
Of bill each week; also an entire change of
speciality artists each week, changing their
program on each Thursday night. There
will be one price only-25 cents to ali parts
of the house. Seats will be reserved for
ladies' The management guarantee to
the people of Wichita a frst-class enter
tainment in every respect. Proper at
taches and ushers will be in attendance at
each performance and everything will be
run on frst-class principle. Don't for
get the date of the opening, Saturday
cents to all parts Of the house.
Some women are a power in the land
Rev. Anne Fl. Shaw is one OF them. She
shouldn't lecture on Sunday night, because
person cannot laugh right Out, and stuff
fling handkerChiefs into mouths is not
seemly, and is inconvenient in church,
especially on a warm night. Talk about
keen sarcasm and cutting right to the
u
the knack TO a demonstration, aud yet
there is nothing offensive in her tone. but
any amount OF humor, and that kind OF
humor which speaks volumes and goes
right TO the mark. If this sort of thing is
to be kept up, and il reverend women and
lecturers like Miss Shaw are to go through
the country; there will be such. turning
upside down of things as never was
dreamed of in the palmiest days of Susan
B. Anthony, or a host of such. damned
as the Lake Street church was IN the |
to hear her sermon. it was moth !
ing compared with the state of affairs in |
the Congregational church in the evening. !
A whole battalion Of ushers was impro !
vlsed. and for half An hour there was such !
a lifting of benches and elevation of /
chairs as never was intended on Chippewa /
street, and after al, scores of people were 4
obliged to go awsy.-Daily Leader, Eau |
Claire, Wis.
The lecture which Mrs. Mary Seymour l
Howell delivered recently in Geological |
hall, on the Second Irrepressible Con- |
hict," created no little impression last /
year, when delivered TO a large aud cultur- /
ed audience at Steinway hail, New York, |
aud Is really an intellectual effort that re
Fleets credit on the womanhood OF Albany /
n that Mr.. Howell is an Albanisn.-Ai-
oauy Argus, Feb. q, 1856
Miss Florence Balgarnie pleaded with /
OTIS of logic aud much charm Of manner !
few notes and her feeling on the sub
Jet carried her through convincing
speech. fiuently and musically delivered. -
London Star.
Misses Shaw, Howell and Bulgarnie will |
De here during the women's convention,
which will open tomorrow in this city.
This convention promises to be very fine
flair and there is no doubt bat what IL !
viii be well attended. The ladies referred
o are all ladies Of international reputa-
ion as lecturers and speakers on the CUES
ION of woman's suffrage