The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-08
Butte Department.
THEATRICAL GOSSIP
The Opera House Will Be UnOccupie'
During This Week.
ON DEC. 10 "THE DEFAULTER"
J. X. Emmett's Divorce suit-"The
Bicycle Girl" VIII Be Here In
February-Other Attractions
and General Stage News.

Butte. Dec 7.-Maguire's opera house
will he closed the coming week and the
next attraction will be THE Default
ar hooked for three nights, beginning
nec 10 ssrhe Defaulter" is one or Lin
coin ]. Carriers productions ana mas
several very realistic scenes In AZ. one
being a lynching party and another
run on a bank.
for Christmas week, has Cancelled her
dates. and the next attraction atter
.sThe Defaulter'' will be charming Eine
Ellsler. who is booked for three nights
beginning with Dec 30.
The announcement thar Margaret
Madher-Fanla yson-Pabst has decided 10
return to the stage will be pleasing
news TO her admirers all over the coun-
FRY. though they may regret the cir
cumstances that make her return
probable and possible. The information
from Milwaukee ds that Capt. Fred
erick Pabst. father of Margaret's hus-
hand Col. Gustav G., has paid her
cool 500, 900 In cash to quit the Papst
family without making any unneces-
earv fuss about 81, so she took the
money and packed" off to New YORK
DO make arrangements TO return 10 uiie
stage and the beer making colonei hleo
himself 10 DdkOld W &C. - 49,
Thus ends one of the most romantic OF
marriages. Margaret Mather hrst
met her husband at Pewaukee. Well
known summer resort west OF MllWau-
aee. Their acquaintance ripened into
love. and though his parents ooJecteo
no the match from the very first three
YEARS ago the colonel secretly married
she actress at Kenosha. Their marriage
was kept secret for six months, wnen
sha facts OF It leaked out. During this
nime the colonel was found In her COM
many most OF the time. The announce
anent of their marriage created a sen
sation. They furnished an elegant
home. but Mrs. Pabst avoided society,
About a year ago trouble pegan 70
brew. Three months ago she puoilcly
borsewhipped the colonel on the street.
and since that time they have been Nv
ing separately. Several weeks ago
Cen. Horatio King of New York went
10 Milwaukee and effected set'ie-
ment. and the story is told
Nellie McHenry, in her new play
.-Tyhe Bicycle GIRL" is booked for a date
az Naguire's early in February, In view
of which fact the following from Nfl'
New York Sun will be interesting:
ss,The Bicycle Girl is by Louis Har
rison. and maybe he has not put mt
the three acts every JOKE phat IN
5act of the new woman" and the vince
Curing the past two years. But he go
most of them The play has othe
features. The walls OF the Grand oper
house have not reverberated wdtn sue
foggv echoes as the lady VINO sang ne
gro songs in a bass voice aroused sihc
NAV Yohe used to sing The Mottoe
on the WALL" in that same building
Then a girl in a red dress did skin
dance When the audience applauue
her she brought out another an
Younger girl in a red dress or anothe
shade, and gave her lesson In III
view of the spectators. IL seemed
be her first, but she did We'll Nell
McHenry played the principal role. 81
wore red tights in the first act, and or
of her knees had a bandage around ]
but II was under her tights and II
difference in size was not as marke
as II might have been. she was pc
sistently industrious, sang contlnuail
and danced indefatigably with her GOO
leg. Her associates were as consoiei
lions. and undoubtedly 1.-The Bicyc
Girl" will appeal to her admirers
other towns. 1t stays here only wee
and emphasizes one Of the many a.
vantages OF living in the metropoli
Perhaps the persons who had the be
reason to be satisfied with the perform
ance were those who derived the a.
vantage from the articles IL advertise
IN ats speeches and scenery. These i
cluded a certain make of bicycle.
brand OF beer, some liver pills, and
recent electric invention.
The lost has been found, but n
saved. For a month or more a succe
sion of very grave fears for the safe
of one Fred Richie have been chasil
each other over the mountains and hi
from Gibbonsville, Idaho, 10 vario
corners of Montana. but he at la
turns up safe and smiling in Missoul
as is announced by a glaring poster
variegated colors of silver. gold, gree
eschschlatzia. blue and maroon. n
only is Fred safe. but he also accoun
for his entire stock OF implements
trade, including his majestic wha
rats, female Ministries. singing hyens
rusty battle axes. Authenticated CO
traltos, unique novelties, genuine I
umphs, fiattering receptions. star '
calists and dancers. vocal comedienn
beautiful forms. superb costumes, U
qualified successes. other strong nov
ties, mystifying triumphs. novel inr
vations, magnificent elevated III
parts. beautiful melange OF mir
music and melody. more battle AK
and a few first appearances. 1t Is IA
90 lose a good man. and II Is gratifyi
a. lxvour that ENrad RIfchfe with