Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-06-04
NUMBER %.
THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS.
Alba Haywood, Supported by Superb
Artists.
ALBA nEYwoop.

Arrangements have been made for
the appearance here of Alba Heywood
the Prince of Comedians and bis ex.
etilent company on Friday, June -.
Mr. Haywood has during the past ten
years appeared in all the lGil cipal
towns ana cities in the United States
and established a reputation of which
he is justly proud. He has returned
many times to the same places always
meeting with unqualified success.
From the opering to the close OF his
season he is greeted everywhere with
large and delighted audiences. The
reasons for his great success artisti-
cally and financially are obvious. His
comedy Is always bright and reitesh-
ing and while he convulses his audi
ences with laughter there is never the
faintest suggestion of coarseness or
vulgarity. His success in securing the
very best artists to support him, his
desire 70 EQUAL or exceed the promises
made in his advertising, and his stead-
fast determination TO "always keep
the confidence of the people, thess
principles carefully followed out have
made his name household word and
q positive guarantee Of FIRST class
performance.
The following from the author of
Ben Hur ~ am indebted to MIR.
Alba Haywood for one of the most
pleasant evenings have ever spent.
His impersonations and limitations are
truly marvellous and his songs highly
entertaining Lew Wallace.
Murat Halstead iu Brooklyn Stan
dard Union: Alba Haywood did some
very clever work.
From Hanover Club, BROOKLYN He
is great card. His performance at
the club last night was in every res
pect satisfactory. Benz. ID. Bacon,
Entertainment Committee.
From celebrated Authoress.--I
consider Mr.. Alba Haywood one Of
the finest character impersonators l
have ever seen, either In this country
or Europe, can sincerely recommend
him both as an artist and az a man.
Grace Greenwood.
Omaha Bee: Alba Haywood, the
star OF the company, is perfect in his
line and was heartily applauded each
time he appeared.
Santa Barbara, Cal, independents
Mr. Haywood is never very long In
making frirhds with his audience.
He has good Fellowship way about
him that axes. We doubt If his
snperi& IL 10 be found on the stage
today.
FLORA DREsCIIER.
Miss Drescher, the brilliant yiolinist,
Is graduate of Prof. Jacobshon. She
Is the winner Of the Lester Diamond
Medal of the Chicago Conservatory.
She Is the happy possessor of one of
the rare old Cremona Violins, whose
history dates back to l641, and for
which she paid three thousand dollars.
These statements are unvarnshed
facts.
MIR. DEWEY HEYwooD.
The work on the nnto by Dewey
Haywood was exceptionally fine;
especially the Hungarian selection,
which was given with unusual brill
liancy. His rendering Of this style Of
music seems specially with him, and
impresses one with the idea that he
las made 1t special study, as
bis phasing was so characteristic.
Rochester Democrat.
IMPORTANT business requires full
attendance at the regular meeting Of
the Geo. II. Legatc w. II. O., Friday
afternoon, June 9Th.
ANNIE PHILLIPS, President.
WE continue our special sale or
trimmed bats, and invite inspection
Of the largest and most varied stock
ever shown In the city.
Chiffon Il PRESTON,
Next to Gundry q Gray.
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JAS. MORGAN, Dear Sir: | used
your Chemical Dehorner on my
calves. ] am well pleased with 1t.
Would recommend to all "a / consid-
er II perfect. JAS. DENsoN,
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