Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-22
Armory Opera House.
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Manager Keene has requested US TO stat,
that Fitz & Webster will present at tie
Armory Opera House, on wednesday aud
| Thursday-this week, the ldughable com
edy - Breezy Time.
FIELD d HASsoS'S DRAWING CARDS.
After short seige Of farce comedy at
/ the Opera House then will be seen a first
| class speciality show on Saturday. Septem.
| Der -. given by TIE famous Field & Han
| sons Drawing Cards Nowhere in this
! great vaudeville world is there anything 10
J be compared with this organization which
| includes in its roster the favortes ofAmerica
/ and the celebrities Of several foreign
countries
The Salambos, the Brazilian Dynamatic
wonders, Mcmahon d King, the Austral-
ian Buck Dancers, Miss Maude Beaverly
is Eng'and's contribution to hi bouquet q
novelties aud AUSTRIA furnishes EldOra d
Norine who are jugglers and equlibrists
par excellence.
Among the native talent are Cunning
ham & Grant, Edgar & Curran, Ed Parker,
Charley Case, Bartlett d May aud others
Stfiice to say there viii be a startlin gly
good show.
ARMoRY OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY, SEPT. -.
Gust Landed. while there is no claim
to depth OF plot is a musical farce comedy
viii moro good hearty laughs 10 the square
inch than nine Is nine 0u. of hundred Cf
the same class Of plays that come along.
Although the people in the cast have
been loudly praised there has been no
claim made for them that is not just, and
they are a cleverer set than one usually
sees brought together in one company.
Perkins Fisher, a comedian who has
won great fame in days agone, in "a Cold
Day and other strong pieces; is always
acceptable. His work is clean and tasty.
with a finish that is refreshing There
is not the proper chance far this excellent
artist, IN the piece, that he should have
but he makes the most of it.
The German dialect work of Richard
Morosco is complete in every detail and
he, together with Gus Mortimer in his
Irish part kept the audience in continual
good humor. John Q. Leach, as Garbaldi,
an Italian did excellent work and was
often applauded, while his Interpretation
of the Chinaman was perfect.
OF the ladies in the caste only good
words can be spoken as each one does
clever work. Miss Willard as Lena, was
cute and piquant to a great degree, while
Miss Delmar as MOnOlia, an Italian girl.
was finished in every movement; she pos
SeSses clear, sweet voice of r'uch c1iture,
which is use3 &, Ereas advantage through
out tie play and is quite an attractive
feature.
Nile. TexarkanSAs is wonderful dancer
and was recalled three times. Her work
is of a most unique character that will
win applause anywhere.
Taken all in all cast Landed" is more
than likely to be great success.
Reduced Rates Of Fare 10 Washington ria
Pennsylvania Railroad
The hundredth anniversary of the lay
ing of the corner stone ofthe United States |
Capitol will be celebrated at Washington
on Monday, September 18th, with ceremo-
MES appropriate for an occasion so nation
ally momentOus.
Patriotic and historic orations will be de- |
livered by well-known speakers and states
men, and it is intended 10 have other fit
ting tributes paid to this national com
memoration.
That people from other cities and towns
may attend the celebration, the Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets from all points on its system east
of Pittsburg and Erie, except the Down
iDgton and Lancaster branch, at one and
a third fares, which is a considerable re-
duction. The tickets will be sold by the
company's agents on September 10th, 18th,
and 18th, good going only on those dates
and for return passage until the Dist of the
month, which will permit of quite a little
visit in the nations capital.