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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
NorEs b. me- srAaK

To crafty his friend Grover tieve.
and. comedian Joseph Jefferson viii
deliver lecture IN New loTk's fash
ionable Nu-ic bal. next month. for the
oens az OF kindergarten assoc alton.
content pofary. COMMENT on this
announcement, says that Mr.. Jefferson
q a man OF wide rseouFces Outside Of
rs professor. lie has been. Of neces-
city. constant traveller. lie - an in.
tsiiikent and industrious resder, =
keen observer OF nis n aud aiialrs. and
- as d. fgntfu! Ia conysrsatlon az he
- entertaining on tue stage. He ap-
pssrs1ce OF the platform cannot fail
= commsnd interest ana attent'on.
.mooth-fsced actor il stusrt Roe-
son's company wss tod that comedy
winch the c0mea an had been re-
besrsng would not Re played until
later N the sessoa. The sctor--whc.
by the way. vas not al oil sat sfaciory
~ the p&rf-rsmarked Then ! snsil
have = cnsnc-. Nr. Robson, before the
piece played. 70 grow mus;achef
"hstter than that. mr. boy" answered
Robson. f'for long before let you play
the psrl-you rill Re able 10 grow .
hesrt
Ress- Bonehil SAYS from Loadon
thst sne AMI Mage Cine are now
good friends. ss they aiway- have been E.
The incident % toe quarrel widely
Published. has been nlisrspresented.
Me- 1lien's friends wished. - lest. -
pass = loaf Of rye bread With . gissof
oesF and an eutOn over The footiighs-
a. Tony Ps-tor :. and tne management
obiscfed - az &C insult 20 Mss Cline.
LADY Kate ffeon<il e ~ odd nssae
Of ene of tne cnsrscters - Henry
Arthur Jcres latest plsy. The Eanbi-
>hop- ~ roars~, it looks r. ne tn
ace sarnsni~ beEinnins With y s1aii
lnsiess - = capita iettrr. but q sous eds
Al right How woaia the author lie
- ~ e<is-d Heavy Aftaef Jones
TIE report snat Efsln no9ah wosif
return "a ire stsxe. lsaslnx fsre~~it
touf next fail sse ief 81 At toe Fisss
er. ciab st <sw YORK yesterday IL
va stated that 81. condstl,n ssnit
nof permit ais retarn - the stsss.
even & ne desired - sxssa sppeu
Ns3 - tserf~sa re*ps.asiiax 10
"A Al ~ Fttsbafz pa4ae.ne taest~t
sifses 49, <sastem~n. permit ma -
tasHk 40 FER youf - f~e~estsn. (
rsi not ~ Hse atst - tnosn favored
~ ~ sfoatsa~aus q cal. nat | sss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
LENT NOW In FORCE
Some Are Observing It. Others
Don't Pretend TO.
SILL THE ROUND OF PLEASURE
Goes Ainoss Uninseu1pssdiy Forward
W2shsngton's BHshdAy Week Pro-
m.sss May oslsi'ss-EvsnsA

The advent Of Lent, instead OF csus
ing society butterflies 10 fold their
rauzy wings and don the sober ssrb Of
piety seems 10 have scarcely iessened
the weeks gssely. Does II appear that
society 10 10th TO pause IN IL mers-
ment and become. for brief period.
the demurs, devout church goers
The bacheior's bali which opened
tbs week Was one Of tho GROWING
events Of the season. and will lnger IN
the memory of many far mali as
one OF the most enjoyable affairs OF
the year. The Medscs have met and
feasted, and the universal DECISION WAS
that the year had been one OF improve
msnt and prosperity. Tie old settlers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
A SARCASTIC ssooAR.
ne seeds home . Parting shot eo the
ussasnfrnit, sf the ttert.

lie was a bcggar with the old worn
clothes. unwashei face. unl;ep; hair and
unbr,sshssd shoes lie wssird up ~ the
conutcr ~ the I.in.ieil late last night
and told between lsis sol,~. tears. grnans
sod sigfs hc,r his stomach yearrci fsr
sona~h.h The eierA vent - the
SAT-. ,1rrw opesl - massive ds~frS. ard
firm - inner rsArnsari.~ ,ifew forth
new ansi shinibg fvc-.eas pieee. which
he laid kindly Ard gently into the quiv.
ering and hsashsafa l,czraf's Asoa
Nov. ms Fs-w friend. what a. you
propose - do with that money! sesi-
ously inquirrd The seri1us clerk
Thc b~gfar lrsI<ed down ~ ATS <rtiei
sna 'ssser@d garment. IL scanned his
i.~uefscbT curssusiT ~ moment.
sn& then In = srvrnuious tnre xnid
sesng nssn. pm $50 me- a. an.
wearing she haosiimentz - al oafckst.
sss ! asn hs'sass. AID viii give yca .
srefhfni soswef shall erst g. and
huY me vss snppsr. sben ~ill saSs
l,sfk sd esektssl. sd aavhap sftes
thaf ssis,fn ssls haaffssissse f-rm sin
nee =uIt = essshex II ttsrr = 4py ~
y isfs after ssss shsii. asssn paY ~us.s
dspsssi' - IL 80 tsuk nm esr<~.iiee
y atiiT~t Cod d.f ~ leui. e..
pabiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
A PERPLExlNo SUBJECT.
The Weather Prophet writing His Hemiiy
ON the weather.

ON the weather
lie WINS writing homily on the
weather. and began il in this way:
There arc indications that we arc
about to have an old-fashioncd winter
with plenty Of sleighing and toboggan-
ing II looks AS il skating would begin
at once and be as popular as ever. The
cold wave is coming"
At this juncture he stopped writing
long enough To look out Of the Office
window. when he discovered that IL
was raining. lie tore up the sentence
he had elaborated and began again:
1T Is apparent 10 the most casual OBJ
server that we are about TO have .
green Christmas. to be followed. prob
ably. by the dreaded fat churchyard'
50 often predicted. The mild state of
the weather."
At this moment n blast Of wind rat
tied the easement and swept with an
cerie cry down the street II took sew
eral signs and distinctions In It's course.
and gave the weather prophet a chill.
lie began anew:
"The remarkably bois.erons winds Of
the present season have perhaps never
before been equaled ia this region.
Mariners dread them as they would IN
epidemic. and doctors say that all kinds
of pulmonary diseases follow in their
train. Such weather is-"
Lifting his eyes at that moment he
save fakes II snow in the air and tore
MP what he had previously written. TO
say.
rs there ARE about fifteen different
kinds and assortments of weather on
hand. we feel justified in Offering to
our patrons the usual compound ~ cold
and heat, wind. snow and slu~ls. with
the accnstomed authority 81 the goose
bone and hedgehog. as our predictions
of the kind ~ weather We are likely -
enjoy this winter Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
cu,,es Ou.sd Hoo.

The event Of the coming week. Which
~ looked forward TO with the utmost
pleasure by those who intend TO par
tscipAte. 10 the eleventh annual ball of
the Custer Gnards ~ The Armofy on
wasnlngton's birthday. The Custer
Guards hops have always been pro-
nounced social success and the effleisnt
committees who have Il ia charge thss
year will spare no effort 10 make the
occasion equally fslcltous. The INV
tstions were uniquely folded IN the
form OF q cooked hat. which does not
intend 10 convey that the hop ~ils be
knocked into one. Browns orchestra
IN full United states uniform will be Ia
attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

born in yoaf city, bat I assure you. II
that svsas ever happens again | shall
esrtalniy ssiscs your beautiful city -
my Dsrthp.scs.'
A voice from The gallery: ssoy.
w'sgs der matter wgd dyia' here
ulssr COLLAPSE Of Nal.
The Nev York Metropolitan opera
boase has been soid 10 Jsmes A. l. Sc
vslf for 81 1870 Ii will b. offered to
"a opera company provided sAus-
factory one can b made up. either AZ
scost or on Q lease Otherwise the prop
srty Will 10 disposed OF - purchasers
may decide.
Hypnotsm 10 the suhlect OF comic
opera, OF which Teddy" solomon las
composed the music aud Frank Lati-
urr and Mark Ambient have writtea
the llpretto. Sweet. gushing. young
Marie Haitou 10 10 produce u N Lou
don at the Shaftesbury theateE
Some actors are very clever ~ gag.
others ~ an impromptu rcbuke OF the
audience. Compton once remarked TO
the laxative occupants OF . stage box:
IL am AFRAID, ladies and gentlemen.
our acting interrupts your eonversa-
ton"
I.ottie Collins will travel in the
United States next season as the, star
of variety company. She will be
managed BY her husband. T. 4.
Ceoney. and . padding Bostonian man
sger named Harris.
The proper office Of the stage Is illu-
sion. Mere realism IL vulgar poverty
of invention. The life Of the player Is
one of delusions, where the chef de-
light is iiattery. George p. GoodaIe.
Charles NJ skinner. the atricai critic
OF the Brooklyn Eagle, has written q
play. IL he proves ~ competent .
dranatist as he 10 critic. the stage
will have made distinct gain.
q. VI. Remington. manager OF the
late Tangled Up" company. has
abandoned thcatrcals aud 10 now en-
sconced IN the chair of managing editor
OF the Pawtucket. X. L., Times.
The wisest man that ever lived in the
tide Of time cannot be cure of . play
judged from the manuscript. A play
Is not complete until Il 10 acted before
the public.
Laura schermer-Mapleson. wife of
Henry Mapleson and prima donna Of
the "Fsdette" company, 10 to JOIN tho
Dun Opera company next week.
Henry G.. DeMille. the dead dra-
matist. Was i'll only two days. He used
TO be preacher, and be left ais FAM
lily comfortably provided for.
Sarah Jewett is TO resume acting.
Sne and Charles II. Thorne were lead
ers OF the once celebrated Union
SQUARE company.
Harry Hine, . weIl-known theatrical
agent. died IN New York last SUNDAY.
lie was last in Detroit with Hallen Il
Hart.
A New York theatrical authority
publishes the statement that Eleonora
Duse receives 5000 for every perform
ance.
ID. w. Truss has bought wang"
aud will send it on the road next sea-
son with a special company.
There Is no truth in the assertion
that Minna Gale Haynes IS about to re.
tire from the stage.
Frederick PauldIng made his debut
IN "Hsmet" and has played Romeo
about 500 times.
Charles Frohmsn has produced ten
plays recently. nine OF which are great
successes.
That Dlxsy- aresis story is malicious
gossip,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
10. o. F.'s Anniversary.

All the Odd Feilows' lodges IN the
city are planning to unite IN . grand
celebration OF the odd Fellowship an.
adversary, April 20. COMMITTEES oil
seven. consisting OF one member from
each Will take charge and have elected
J. Dandy. of No. II. chairman; w. {.
Robertson Of No. AZ. secretary, and
George Farusworth of No. $50. tTsss.
urcr. Invitations will he sent l. al
lodges ia the state, and one officer. Al
least, from The sovereign grand lodge
Of the world Is expected TO address the
meeting. In the evening putlc en-
tertalnment and reception will be giyer
in Hsr.man's hall. after al sll-dsy
saiebratiOu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
ing Of the Grand Lodge Of Michigan

ing Of the Grand Lodge OF Michigan,
which convenes ia Battle Greek on
Tuesday morning for two or three
dave session. The party will consist
of Grand Foreman William r. Parish,
William Dobblear. representing lodge
No. IS; John G.. Scnstz. NO. ZIG;
Thomas Walsh and alternate No. lfi {;
Fred T.. Cross. No. ISL; Maurice shanas
han and J. II. Case, No. l59; G. r..
Bush, No. i6l. IL 10 expected that
large additions 20 the party will be
made by the ARRIVAL OF delegates from
Muskegon, Brig Rapids and other points
north of here. 1t 10 hoped that this
city will be named as the point Tor the
next grand lodge meeting. The order
has 1919 members IN this city. and
shows a net gain IN the state OF 1865
during the past year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

we're served. The follouang y the hst
Of taos~ who attended. MI. Todd and
wife. W. A.. supervisor Tsoss and vie
". h.; John q. could and vie. FRANK
Il. pibi,le and wife. Frank Carpenter
aud vie. Ebsr klee and wife, Harry
Naa lee aud wife. Mas Nlnnie Solo
mon, Niss Bell Nunshsw, Dsck Brink
and wife. C. Thompson and vie.
Charley Hogsdone aud wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Braun, Mia Huntisy. Misc Anna
Munshaw, y. Miller and wife. Dr.
stevens and vie. Or. renwarden and
wlfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Among social events for Washing
tons birthday are the following:
The custer Relief corps will have =
masquerade at the Lincoln club hail.
The Crescent star tent masquerade
will he held IN the no. !. NJ. hsi .. No.
q Pearl street
A reception will te gwen s'y the south
". {. r L. at No. 81 Madison avenue.
TIE Masonic Order ~ scotirn Rte
will hold an annual conciave of two
dss-' duraton. February - aud p.
Inc ladies night of the tis.prru.
club Mil he celebrated At The New
llvingstonl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
TnE DIAMoNo sKEAEER.

la the Windsor theater. New York,
ou Monday. scott Marbles newest
melo. drama. "Ih- Diamond Breaker"
was also seen in New York for the iirst
time. IL Is OF the buzz saw, blood
tagging kind that hss been 30 success
ful Of late, and "a II Possesses . novelty
IA the shape If par Of ponderous,
heavy is~ed coal crushing cylinders.
from the nlaw OF winch the heroine
susiches the hero Just IN tIsue from An
impending grlnd-up. u viii undoubt-
eddy be as prosperous ga the rest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

sad clog dsnesDg; xiss yloiet 81 Car.
sosx Sna enasgss; Alss May Clifton.
s~rs5-eoa1lc vosAlssg. Tia k9mAio>- Ac-
roosEs J. +. B&ehslore. dog circus:
Joe laaeey, is.sn coined Az Rove and
Efe~n. xnoek-2noQt song aud dance,
sas Lomofs. perch artstA Ma Helen
Enxlsnsrat, abe celebrated lady fslesr.
10 andoabtraly tne most sklllsd fsncsr
ia sns world she bas met ses-
rssl Of the leading instructors IN this
country. and nAs never been van-
a0 .s1sa and only nac ene draw that
oos Nth Prof. Ia Aoresux. the eele-
brstsd instructor of fencinz ~ the
Academy Royal % N0atreAl. she
sill Dc assistsd daring tina engagement
ey . promising pupil Of hsfs, Mes May
Raymond. In addition to this UNI
usual attraction Nr. Saith has REQUIRED
the lsrses.. best and most novel vsade-
vile show that ever appeared within
the walls Of the tneatef. Prices re-
main unchanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Last week Charles Frohman's come
dams ssre seen 81 TIE Standard thea
ies n tso plays new "a New York.
The Spoftsmsn." which formed the
chief part u the program. - BY w.
Lesloc,l, after George f-ydean' 8
"Aouslsu ar Chase. The plot turns
unon the snde2vor Of husband TO IN
dnlge his passion Tor gambling. and
upon the mlschances which f0!l0w his
stores 10 his wife. that his absence
frsm home = caused by the invitation
Ct . country friend 10 spend = few
days IN sporting with him. The play
Was acted with admirable snap and .
delightful spirit OF fun by Mrs. George
Drew Barrymore, Joseph Holland. NJ.
A. Kennedy and sn exceeding clever
company. Prior 10 Tine Sportsman"
there wss . brevify entitled The
Judge and the Burglar" Itisswbim-
sscsl concelt, ard Is having a marked
success Ia London A Judge Is visited
az night by = burglar. VINO revenges
himself against the bench BY subject
Iag This representative of u To hnmor-
Gus indignlties- The dign.fied judge 10
compelled TO listen To . very disA-
sreeAble estimate OF his character, TO
drink and smoke with his tormentor,
90 don his VIZ and gown. and TO slng
and dance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

A sm-il company Of friends were
cungregated At the residence Of Df. W.
~. Pnippen At No. zi5 South iavisIon
street, yesterday afternoon, the oc-
casion Icing the marriage of George
a. l.eelhy 10 Mes Ella Phippsn. Tue
Rev. IDr. Fiuhrer o'iicistfd. fse
Young couple wiH make Their home
for tho present. with thc psfenis 81 The
bride. where they wsil be AT home 20
fise,r many friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
DUMAS MARRIAGE SPECTRE"

Dumas "Frsncillon." under the
nsme Of The Marriage Spectre" Was
produced by the Potter-Bellew CON-
b.ns.Ion IN New York Monday. IL
tells the story of . Young wife who
.sears that she will commit adultery
as soon "a she finds that her husband
does. and a. ne departs TO seek a
fayorite cocotte At . masked ball. sne
rushss out 20 keep her promise. Next
day she returns with considerable evil
tence that rhe - as 20 a, or as bad. as
Der word. and the rect OF the story Is
devoted 20 discovering whether she
tells the truth. In the play NJ. Dumas
fAs written some of bis clevercst lines
aud eight characters have opportunities
IN dialogue aud u.onologus 10 exploit
his eynicism and philosophy. but from
first 20 last It iss vulgar exposure of
animal passion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
On THE HOME STAGE
lssT WEEK VERY DULL ONE.
ras Mtaixhs Alarm IN sAs Grand
sEashs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ns~s
Of Plsss sad Pl.yssa.

Lat week e.nnot Do regarded ~ .
brilliant one "A tie local lhssssF world.
In Tie Posers' Pau kzasArs WA
presented - tso f2lF-axsd srdseness-
The plecs = . starting oas. snd
q Nays dr<ss wherever me .zste for
kfencn scenes snd intrigue a rieened.
Ia The brand. Minnis Oscar cray.
once charming and siyzcioas deAn-
Gator Of juvenile parts. struggled
skssns. odds IA "A effort 10 MAKE . 60
OF TIE dramatic nightmare. Ee sper
Bella fas aosaFi CONSTRUCTION OF
tne piece . a barter % TIE success of
tae lsd sldu.i members % the com
pAay. Manager stephens all sArs =
fortane By substituting a legitimate
menaxsrle for tn.s nnaAtursi comoins-
tiOa- The business Of the week Was
drservediy shoe kingiy bad. In smith
lRe CEeoiss played 10 s;snt.ng room
oaly Tor shfee days. Thsa TIE Groves
FELL away. Toe VT and melody OF
Gark.es are appctklnx for s4ngie sl..
t.ng. tut oao csnRot rsi.sa dei0ge.
For tn.s week The Powers vii De
dark. Ia The Grand . strong serss-
t4anal melcdramk. The hidngbt
Alarm" . booked Il = rated . firss-
ciass play ia ne haads Of capable
artists. Ths management Of The
tffan1 Pledges liset that the coaglng
company +. mentou0us. IL this Re
true. tae patronage FIR the week will
test sos capacity OF the popular house.
Ia smiths a strong specially oil = an
nouoced- Appended are the regular
advance n0tlces Of coming attractions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19
All sou's fEs' seessl.

The hrst secN gathering Ia the
lecture roos 81 the new cnafrA va q
vvfy pheasant sfsir. a. ~el a. a.fc.
csss flnAuf air. over "a serp served
- = deisc4 as .sappsr. Ant tables
sded win fancy sracies WERE prf.
tca over az da.atiy costafned
ms1dsn.. wfo "a thfsvog ta..ness.
Nsientnes. consstine q sppfu.,f sle
verses 80 fiee.fs. had teen pfVpsrei
f0f each oae. sud we're DELIVERED ~
Ire wnsfs 81 receipt # 5 cents. tne
sostsr~. Alter suppsf very pleasant
literary al nltitsts prpefsns SO
sfssn TIE gfpss ffee lfss Of the
evening wesr sssf slea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The Eev Csrrrbrii Fair. II. D. >Tli
,fslivFf she snnasi address - 81 the
ifsssrass ss,rfties ~ The city aud fheir
irenos ths morning 81 ~ Mark .
ehaFth. Naux edges have srrsnged
50 fave - fali = rsgfeseDssson a. fss,s
STE. and lsfks attendance sanfici-
xxteI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

VI. LYDIA Nsvccmb's iectsre. in
The lsaie. Literary sub house 90 The
general sBbjeefs q physiesl culture
r4sa drtss reform. bsve teen vel at
,rnded Ms Mcdowell OF the Hnil
lssssl 80. thsrsrn. tae BEEN ~ he city
snyrrsi dsys sid hss ven some very
INTERESTING talks eoncsfalng her he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

The gIrl who goes TO see Eieanora
Duse die IN = shrimp pink dressing
gown with safle trimmings will be DIS
appointed. She doesn't even wear .
ring on her thumb. although such =
feat has been known 10 bring undying
fame 10 certain operate star, but upon
the little finger OF her lett nsnd she
wears an odd ring consisting OF ruby,
= sapphire and an emerald set eide BY
side IN band Of Tuscan gold. This 10
the only remarksbls jewel she Affects.
and u u the nearest approach 10 .
''frlvOl' that can be observed about
her. She Is intense. nigh presumed
and severe. One cannot imagine Duse
trying on . new nat, or having a tooth
q led or owning powder pun A
''chapDie" waiting NJ the stage door. or
a dude and a bird and . cold bottle are
things not dreamt of Ia her phlloso-
pay. she would wither n "chappie"
with . 10 K and dude would shrlvel
up like spider on red not shovel II
snc shook ner CORY locks ~ him just
Once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

ieils lssts took slsizh ride %
shs gsofhes.~ "Wednesday = xtsf saa .
very eeia~sfds evsaino So pss>~d
9th tsFss sas esns .ng. ksfFesbmeats
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Mrs. J. g. steketee's fourth pupils
recital will I've given At Friedricb's
mu.ic hall next Tuesday evening At 5
o'clock. They will be ASSISTED by Mss
Mildred Duaning, soprano. The fol-
lowing Il the program.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Th- ferspie 81 Zane. 4 Ger a. ths
soaih congregational <horch 70 ssrEs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

Tomorrow . delegation will leave
hero representing the six local lodges
of the A. %. u. w. 10 attend the meet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-19

l4Gfo nave Itcu mats from time ~
time tnat Steele Nacksye had org
mated plan f,r presenting the eveots
intimately connected win the voyage
Of sc1scrY OF Christopher Coiumbus.
and u taat presentation would give
the pubic many surprises "a tue wSy
al noe invention aud sri never seen
before IN the line OF dramatic prod &c.
ton. Just what these plans are. or
what the novel features Will to. has not
been told. a. 4 - feared that unscTup1.
i0us pisg arlsts would BE 0liy too glad
10 APRON ate them. and b the IN
vent0r q The rc-ults Of MS labor. IL y
rumorrd. however, that mechanical
skill. electrical ingenuity aud artistic
ability havs al been lad under con-
scrptiOn 10 make the pre.eutnaent q
every way worthy OF the event Il 70 70
commemorate aud II the gentlemen
whose names are found on the list of
of1cers and directors OF The Columbian
Celebration company. winch stands AZ
sponsor for the success of "Ine Nae
kaye Spectstorlaif aud the produc-
ton 10 Re there gwen deTing the Co
lumbar exposition. To carry out the
risn 20 - mate success requires sD
outlay u about al sd. yOJ. aud tho
nadaiug - mote tnsn fairy nader
WAY snile The WORK ln tire various de-
pkftm~nt> OF pSodacllon are already
Tar advanced. The bullding = 300 fee.
long 81 80 fsst dep. and viii naye -
seating capacity OF 1900 sersouA
.-THx MIDNIGHT 1LAsM--rHE GRAND.
The Mdnght Alarm. which will
b. presented ia The Grand IA week. -
ssid Z, BE- unQuesIIofsply one Of th-
strongest Productions nov on the road.
lns bay - not only AZ intensely IA.
teresIng one. hat e ~ sad Is produced
b. al Exceptionally str0ng company
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