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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-02
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-02

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ad it with the INTEREST,"
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Published by Charles Co.. Chicago ssIcsn hand book f
itzensl Legislators and students
I. The Primary and SPOilS Politics.
2. How Primaries Are Conducted.
g. The Primary AS 1t Should Be
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nllSi aSzsa 81 Is q 81

Tho only chance Of safety FOR anything
bidding for public favor last week outside
Of politics was IN combining with politics
and so sharing the popularity OF that lauda-
bic pursuit The thoatots aid this so far as
they could and came out pretty well on the
whole, although the Creighton was dark the
latter part OF the week and "In Mzzoura"
at Boyds did nothing like the business It
deserved.
I'm Gay New York" opened auspiciously
at the Creighton week ago today and held
its own bravely against tremendous counter
attractions on Monday night with the aid
Of the late MIR. Bryan, who was announced
to speak from the stage Immediately after
the performance. lie did speak there. after
having spoken at Boyd's and Ia lot OF
other places that night The Creighton had
a big crowd Tuesday night but the audience
did not seem to enjoy the entertainment pro
vidcd, which took the form OF a stcrCopticon
display of election returns. The artists in
charge did their best but the material fur
nished was not OF a kind to console free
lsiver audience THE Old Homestead" with
n practically unknown company, pleased pa
irons of Boyd's for couple of nights early
In the week, and returns were also read
from the stage at this house.
II NAT GOODWIN mad bcen announced last
week in connection with "ln Mi22oura," the
chances are that Boyd's theater would not
have contained the crowds which would have
| focked thithcr. And yet A. $. Lipman, who
has been playing Mr.. Goodwins original
! part OF the sheriff, is at least as good In
| the character as the red-eyed and red haired
comedian ever was. In some respects he is
better Goodwin is versatile enough to dc
anything creditably, but he VAS in no wise
/ great In this play. Mr. Lipman's sheriff
/ has a rugged strength and yirility which
was lacking in Goodwin's. The company
at present at Boyd's is likewise an excellent
| one. In the original production there were
many who considered Mrs. Jean Clara Wal.
| ters' work as the blacksmith's wife the best
| thing in the performance. Mrs. Walters it
| still in the cast in her former part. And
| other members of the company are almost
equally competent. The play may be seer
| once more. at the matinee this afternoon
and large audience should see the really
| excellent presentation
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Coming Events.

Davis d Keogh's scenic production, "On
the Bowcry," will be presented at Boyd's
tonight and tomorrow (Monday) night. Play
and star are remembered from their joint
appearance here last year. There is album
dant comedy in every act and sensational
melodrama as well The play is made very
realistic by the introduction of that famous
BOwery parsonage. Steve Brodie. bridge
jumper and philanthropist. who plays him
self tends bar in a representation of his
own Bowery saloon helps the prosecuted and
rescues lives in peril. exactly as he would
do in real life. One of the most applauded
features of the play is the wonderful seen
cry The scene showing the Brooklyn bridge
has never been eXceled as an example OF
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Walker Whiteside will be the attraction
at the Creighton for four nights. commenc-
ing with this evenings performance, when
he will appear In the title role in his latest
production, Eugene Aram."
The character of Eugene Aram, the un-
fortunate scholar of England, who lived so
long a solitary recluse during the eighteenth
century, is well known to history. and the
romance which surrounded his life should
make him a fruitful subject for the play
wright to deal with. Bulwer Lytton has
woven a powerful novel out OF the history
OF Aram's life. and Thomas Hood, in his
ballad, THE Dream OF Eugene Aram," deals
with the wretched schoolmaster in a manner
which at once eXcites the readers interest
and sympathy.
Paul Hester and Walker Whiteside have
collaborated in writing a poetic drama with
Aram as the central figure which II is said
is strong and dignihed in construction.
powerful without being melodramatic in its
situations and cllmaXes. The authors have
taken in measure the plot of Lord Lyttons
novel as the basis for their play. and have
also interviewer a charming love story
throughout the drama.
The famous defense made by Aram when
on trial for his life in York prison, 1853,
and which was published and is still extent.
is retained with but slight curtailments, in
the trial scene in the play.
The characters are, 1t is stated, all well
drawn, especially that of Richard House
man, with whom Eugene Aram was an ac-
complete in the murder of Daniel Clark.
Mr. Kester and Mr.. Whiteside have also
written some quantity amusing scenes, which
go far toward tightening the play. During
this young players stay in this city he will
be seen in Hamlet" "OthcllO" and THE
Merchant of Venice" in which productions
he is familiar to local paygoers.
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Thoroughbred, produced by Charles
Frohman, comes to the Creighton for a half
week engagement, beginning Thursday
night, with the record of two very success
full runs in New York
The story of the play concerns a
pious old Briton, who suddenly
abandons the straightlaced practices
of a lifetime and becomes ardently in
terested in horse races. He Is, of course, n
irritable sheep among wolves in his new ele-
ment, and he has moreover great trouble
in his endeavors to avoid exposure to his
wife. One of the amusing incidents of the
play is where he DISCUSSES himself as a
strolling negro minstrel. In this masquer-
ade he has two companions who adopt
similar DISCUSSES for purposes of their own
and unexpected perplexties eEsue. The part
of the old Englishman is played by Thomas
q. Seabrooke. Other prominent members
of the company are Edgar Davenport. Isabel
Evesson, Maggie Holloway Fischer, H. NJ
Pitt, William Norris and Charles w. But
Ter. Thoroughbred" has, 1t is said, some
very pretty scenic effects. Among its in
cidental sorgs are those entitled Keep the
Baby Warm" and Our Apply Little 'Udson
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A genuine dramatic treat is her
aided for the coming engagement
at Boyd's of Ed A. Church's
Metropolitan company which gives six per
formances, commencing Wednesday matt
nee November II. rip Van Wrinkle" Will
Ee presented at the opening matinee also
Friday night; and a rendition Of the story
q the vagaboEd Of the Catskills Is promised
that will please the most eXacting. THE
Prisoner OF Algiers." written by Frank Lin
don, will be the bill Wednesday and Satur-
day nights. On Thursday night and at the
matinee Saturday THE Count OF Monte
Cristo" will be presented.
By special arrangement made yesterday
with Mr.. Hamilton of the In MizzOura"
company an extra matinee will b. given at
the Boyd this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
play is fun Of strong dramatic points and
has an established position among theater
patrons as a popular aud successful stage
picture OF life "In Miz-oura," No company
that has ever produced II has been so care
fully selected as the one that Mir. Hamilton
has under his management. Mr. Thomas,
the author Of the play, picked the players,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-11-08

Mcssrs. Herman Bassc. cornetst and
Franz Engle, viola player, two OF Omahas
best instrumentalists, have left this city.
II is said Mr.. nasse has gone to Pittsburg
to ioin Mr.. Archers orchestra, and that Mr..
Engle Is engaged in Kansas City. Both
players came to this country at the time OF
the Worlds fair, and since that time have
made Omaha their home. May they soon
return and remain.
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At last the industrious playwright has in
vaded the quaint precincts of Coney island
and builded therefrom a stage representa-
tion. AT Gay Coney Island" is the title
selected for the play, and Mathews e. Bull
ser, two fayorably known comedians. appear
in the production Faithful pictures of the
unique features of New Yorks famous play
ground ought 10 do good service as stage
attractions, and doubtless have been put to
proper uses In the new comedy. As Coney
Island abounds in types not to be found
anywhere else on earth originality may be
expected to mark the encourage, A large
company Of specialists in the musical com
edy lire is announced to surround the new
stars, and the venture has all the elements
OF success.
at Gay Coney Island" will be the attrac-
tion at Boy1's for four days. commencing
Sunday matinee, November To-