The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-17
GILkESON & CHILD,
FOR ONE PRICE.

Two Great Performances Tuesday-Gil-
more's Famous Band and "a Ride for
Life"
| Tuesday afternoon Gilmore's Famous
Band Will again visit Roanoke. and in
aspecial matinee at the Academy OF
Music be heard in grand orchestral con.
cert under tho direction of the distin-
guished Victor Herbert 1t is much
stronger nu lnerictlly than waen last i5
was hoard heco, and naturally 1t must
be much bsS.er ar.isticaily The man
agement OF Gilmore's know whereof
they speak when they assert thas the
grand oid band ia stronger now than
over before in an artistic way. Tae
| quality OF the artists added this season,
some ten or more, makes the statement
accurate and true, and tho truth Of i.
| mas been vorihad steadily overY day
| ever since tina band began Its presen,
tour. Ihere is plenty Of evidence TO
| show it.
The entire Gilmore Band and all The
Gilmore solo artists will be here, Victor
| Herbert, *. l.. CLARKE, e. Ii. Clarke,
Sig. De Carlo, Adds j. Gerry and all, and
! also the famous prima donna SOPRANO
| Miss Klein.
Ihas same evening one of the most
successful dramas OF the season, "A
Ride for Life" will be presented at
49, sno""o Wy EuSene EoolnSOn'S
| splendid company OF dramatic artists
from New York. The largo cast in
cludes some OF tho very strongest
DRAMATIC names to be found Now the
people of Roanoke and vicinity can have
opportunity to hear both of these rare
performances for tho price of either.
Such chance has never before been
presented.
ihe Peerless Corinne, Saturday, Oct. 10
large audience greeted Corinne in
her operate extravaganza, "HeDdrik
hudson, Jr., or the Discovery Of Colum
bus" The scene OF the play Is laid in
on old Dutch settlement OF Manhattan,
surrounded by all tho odd and ousint
/ eccentricities one would infer could be
found In such place. This includes,
ngurstivelY speaking, everything, from
contra bGndists and hatbush n aidens, to
Indian Processes and modern burlesaue
comedians. One Of these, clever aero
bas, plays the part Of Kill Won Kull, the
mrs. real estate dealer in America lie
Sells corner lots that are not in exist
ence, snd finally gets thrown out of a
second- story window OF his Office by
ouped purchasers.
Mabel Nichols. who takes the part of
En- up-to~da;e Indian princess, has q
very good voice and carries her part
"S44' IL Iue neCoHu SCti the scene or
the everglades OF Florida, with the
Fountain OF Youth, for which Ponce DC
Leon made such long and uusucaess-
iul search, Corinne scored o hit with
her new song Louisiana Lou" which
she recently brought from PSris.
Inc Nichols sisters. Lula and Mabel,
entertain the audience with their cnar-
scteHstic personation OF plantation
sweils The costumes arc elegant in
all tho parte, and especially SO in the
s'Erllby act, which ia produced by special
permission of A NJ Palmer. The pro-
gramme is long ono, on which the
actors arc unavodably kept from re
spending to moro than ore encore
Warrington Posi-, October 10
Corinne will bring the largest IN
pany ever seen in Roanoke and Manager
hooper begs the amusement-loving peo-
pie OF Roanoke to patroDile this excel
lent performance. "Hendricl1 Hudson"is
strictly up todate comic opera and
will be one of the events OF the season.
The sale OF seats have commenced 1t
johnson Johnsons. Quite numb
have been sold already. The prices are
as usual, 25c., Soc, 75c and 81. Secure
your seats at once.
JUST received carload Indian rock
lime. j. IL. WILKINSON.
w. X. ANDREWS & Co., 21o Salem
avenue, handle Pocahontas, Russell
Creek. Thacker, Banner, Brush Noun.
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Red Ash coal; also crushed coke and
wood.
Weak and Nervous
DESCRIBES the condition of shoussnds
OF people at .his season. They have no
appetite, cannot hlean and oornplain ~