The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-21

l NOSlly
70 cents. Guide to Health free
Personal letters to Prof Munyou. $50;
Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, answered
| With free medical advice for any disease
ance. The work OF George ". Paige
Harry English and Lillian Paige was
especially fine. and these deserve special
comment upon their artistic rendition OF
their respective parts. In every way this
company is presenting as finished per-
| Torrance as the average dollar company
| on the road. Excellent specialties were
| introduced, among them being some ar
| tistic piano work by Mr.. Steeley, Hack
ney and Jennings. and George w. Paige.
| Encores were frequent and were deserv-
| ed The staging Of the play was salts
factory in every manner, much attention
being paid TO details. The costuming
is really beautiful. With the speciaides
| and vitascopic views the company pre-
sents a continual performance The
views are new and fully life size and ex-
| call anything of the kind that has been
| here up to this time. Tonight a dual
bill, "A Happy Pair" and THE Chimney
! Corner" will be presented. The Paiges
| will give away six beautiful rocking
chairs Saturday night in six separate
and distinct drawings conducted by a
committee selected by the audience.
Numbers given every night this week.
Three with 30-cent ticket, two with 20
cent ticket, one with 10-cent ticket
These chairs are all solid mahogany and
oak and were purchased of the Ross
Furniture company Of this city.
The Paiges give a grand family natl
nee Saturday afternoon at 2:30 for
ladies and children. A five-dollar gold
piece given to the person holding the
lucky number. A number with every
ticket sold. For the special pleasure of
the little folks eight beautiful pictures on
the vitascope will be presented. Matinee
prices 10 cents to everybody.
The Paiges give grand amateur con-
test Friday night after the regular per-
Torrance. Ten dollars in gold awarded
TO the winner by a committee of judges
selected by the audience All amateur
singers, elocutionists, dancers, instru-
muentalists residing in Wichita cordial
ly invited to participate. Invitations
particularly extended to the members of
the public schools. Leave names with or
call on manager of the Paiges at Man
haitian hotel. List closes Friday noon.
AT THE FIRST N. E. CHURCH.
The musocal program at the First NJ.
E. church last night was quite well at
tended, Notwithstanding a number OF
other attractions in the city. 1t was a
delightful affair throughout and a mus
cal treat that one cannot often enjoy
outside of large cities. The entire pro-
gram was first-class and we'll rendered
Miss Woods vocal work has the power
and quality of genuine and much ardu-
Gus training. Miss Pinkerton's interpre-
tation is OF a high order and shows a
keen analystic talent. Such entertain
ments ought to be more frequent.
YE OLDE FOLKES' CONCERT.
So many requests have come in for a
OF Ye Ode Foxes Concert that
the Ladies' Aid society of the Contra.
Church Of Christ have decided to give the
program again tonight.
The entertainment will be fully equal to
that of last Friday. All OF the favorite
numbers will be retained while addition
al Interesting features will be added.
Some of the old-time songs that are
ever new will be sung by the best home
talent in the city. The interest that is
being taken in the concert gives promise
Of another full house.
The following program will be given
by the Reformed church. on South To-
peka avenue, Friday evening at o'clock
sharp.
Piano SOLO. .......... ................
Her Bright Smile Haunts Ne Still
Miss Anna Wegand.
and guitar solo. Irene Waltz |
Messrs. Parrot and Hallowen
Recitation. ............Dat Watermelon I
Miss Mabel Armour
Piano duo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Gertrude and Birdie Frooman.
Recitation ......... Selected |
Miss Matte Mullen.
Vocal solo. Down by the Sea |
Silas Brown.
PART II.
Piano solo-Impromptu Opus so.....
.--....--.. ---.......-.S schubert
Miss Lena Richards.
Recitation ............ ......... Selected
Sidney Long.
Violin solo. Nearer My God TO Thee
Miss Pansy Thomas.
Vocal duo. Farewell 10 the Swallows
Mesdames Smyth and Bryant.
Recitation ....... The Street Singers
Miss Myrtle McCarty.
Mandolin and guitar trio. Crystal Gallop
Messrs Hallowell and PARROT