Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-27
A UNIQUE EXHIBITION.
.iNcn Last Might Mt the tnirmount
Auditorium-First showing In the
West of the Nitnscouc.


fair sized audience attended the re-
hearsal Of tho NitiscoPc and concert by
| the Third Regiment band at the Fairmount
| auditorium last evening and was given q
glimpse of what will he presented to tho
| people Of Kansas city "a, that popular re.
sort during the coming week. 1t was the
| trst appearance Of the most wonderful OF
! Edison's inventions west Of chicago and
| proved a feast for those Of the audience
| who like something new and entertaining.
a departure from anything they had ever
| before seen. And they are few who do not
| admire and appreciate such venture
Inc .Niiascopc Is nothing more NOT less
ihah y klheioseope ou large scale. with
ures on canvas detailing in every instance
ths sllghtes; movement on the part OF the
sunleyi, or subjects For tho first per;
In position the performance last night was
certainly creditablv. The electrician had
worked until a very late hour the morning
so as TO be ready to xiv, the exhibition last,
evening, and aside from slight delay
win each exposure It was quite salts
factory. Each picture was accompanied by
an appropriate air by the full Third ReGi-
inent band and the cool breczes which are
wont TO steal ,htonsh tho auditorium lent
Il comiortabla air to the occasion.
~ PIackSinith shop, with several work
men mssh IN i tuii costumc. turning out a wnEen
opening picture. Then ramc a remarkable
Spanish dance by celebrated French
dancer. the discussion of tho Venezuelan
Uncle sam" .JoSS .J xi x! apI ,IpfSSSeGiins fSs ittls
bone Of contention" This picture brought
forth much applause. 4 hre scene, with
and throwing streams o; water on the
nnsrS ,nnIr iiames ihe famous dances OF the
tracupns. IN the latter picture the effect
Of chanscs in coiors OF the dresses worn
parturo Is one of tn. most tlifIIctilt Of tho
N,'hScope and especial attention was call
f tifuTl i l6,ors , Snrins rms r. dance several beau.
nnd she smiles AT the audience In II way
that shows she is as wen pleased as they
ullr airs, while tho man Win IN. iup ,up.
chineiy places before the eyes az his audi
ence Herald square" in New York. The
lohued WAGONS pass before the eyes OF the
nniienco and street cars arc running at
them to pass by and a dozen ' Other THRU ,hings S
trgmo to life. are given in this picture.
mTsa Tae within! MhG the s, 'ind en- hT9ash the
made famous by NAV irwin in the Widow
Jones" two large heads nre thrown on the
ard Edison; the more famous kiss of Miss
irwin irwin and Mr.; John Rics in the widow
audience, All that is lacking TO make he
G9y ,Hea;srFesrs sst SIs,sF T. iIfeiEq hi.n'f. i.
Their lips move as they enjoy the o.riila.
ton. Just a they. lid in the show and il is
At Intervals during the exhibition several
OF inc Vaudeville features that will he in
troduced during the week by strong
specially cast were given TO tho audience
Mr. Csstell Brydges strong operatic
tenor sang song and was comrelIsd 10
sing several times over in answer to lib
sral applause. He was assisted by Miss
markahly sweet voice, which was only
heard from behind the flies. These Two
people come highly recommended to the
people Of Kansas city and there can be no
mSiakinS they can sing. Messrs Mays
and Hunter. the banjo kings, who are
members, oi the. cast. displayed marvellous
command OF their Instruments, much 10 the
Itirht OF the audience. They will appear
csc Jngsler, who did not appear last even