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manner. The whole show is guaranteed to
be clean and free from vulgarity.
Harrv Wil,iams, Acsdemy.


"The South Before the War;" which Is to
be Manager Williams attraction for the
coming week. aims to give tho theater goers
a reproduction of the Southern plantation az
it was. and not what has generally been
given on the stage. In most plays which
pertain to the South soldiers have been pre-
dominant. In "The South Before the War"
however. the negro stands out moro promi-
nently, and, As q consequence, better idea
is given of what the South really was In this
play than any other so far produced. Man.
gether quite a large company OF people.
many of whom stand at the head OF the pro-
fession in their lines. Charley Howard, who
stage s for for years, yea % Appears As As old Uncs EpN
Some 30 others appear In speaking parts TO-
gether with a large chorus OF 10 jubilee
singers, dancers, etc, all Of whom appear In
specialties. altogether making ft . perform
ance much bettor than the average seon on
our local stage. The usual matinee.
Davis Eden Musee.
"Marquis'' is the name of a beautiful stall
ion whose flowing mane and tail trail on
the ground to the length OF II feet. This
superb animal will be at Harry Davis Eden
Musee all of this week. He is finely blooded
being sired by the Scotch stallion Donald"
and damned by the French percheron mare
Josephine" His hair is a lovely admixture
of the softest brown and chestnut colors,
charmingly blended with streaks OF white
all through the mane and tail. He weighs
l645 pounds and was bred in Grand Island,
tractive animal has ever been seen on exhi-
bin viii be Domingo" the only Indian
peculiar thing about this extraors
dinary phenomenon is he il the only white
child living whose ancestors lived in
America prior to its discovery by Columbus.
between his dusky parents. two swartny
Indians. He is only l year and 8 months
old. German Rose, the sweet singer from
the land of Lilltput will add to the curio
biggest bill OF the season will be furnished
by Churchill and Gordon's Vaudeville
Meteors, headed BY the inimitable Frank
comedian and tmftator, and the greatest
lnonologue artist in America. A truly won
derful show is this of Harry Davis Eden
Musee.
The Worlds Museum-Theater.
There 10 no doubt about the size of the bill
at this popular house this week.-Mrs. big,
mighty bill. The curio hall will be just
jammed with attractions. Among others
will be Prof. strasbourg's performing
ourang-outangs. tho only tame specimens in
the world, just from Europe; "Little Bull
let's" the smallest OK in the world, years
old, height 26 inches, weighs 200 lbs. and as
perfect in form as the largest Texas steer;
Frank Cotton's funny donkey circus, in
Producing the famous bucking burro
Jerry" who defies anyone to ride him;
while on the Bijou stage In the curio hall
"Achew," the famous Indian club manipu-
lator, and Eddie Edwards, the favOrite come
dian, will appear in a roaring farce.
In the theater the dashing soubrette Clair
Tuttle will appear in her own sensational
comedy in five acts entitled 'Her Sister - in
which she will be supported by a strong
cast. The songs and dances in this are said
to be very pretty and attractive.
Harris Theater.
For this week 1.-TWO Old Cronies" will hold