The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-13
THAT ARE COM|NG
IN THE THEATRICAL SWIM
AnooDuda's Theasor~ooers WIN Have
TAser Snare OF he Good Things
That Are Passing Eastward
II and Westward.

Manager Frank Collins Of the Mar
garet theater has made up q partial
INST of the good attractions that he has
booked for the Margaret for h COM
ing winter. The list Is. of course. in
complete. There will be many more
Attractions than those given. which
Will make their dates from time to
time.
The Margaret has had Its share Of
the good things in a theatrical way
this year and the list that appears
below will be read with interest by
those who like to see q good show.
There are many attractions In the list.
which are OF the very highest order OF
excellence. n which have appeared
in Anaconda and Butte. There are
likewise man. which come to Montana
for the first time. and whose recon-
G1endations come to this state from the
rress of the East. A glance at the list
shows hat not a few of the shows
booked for the Margaret are those
which have a big runs in New York
The people of Anaconda need have no
fear Of a paucity OF entertainment and
good. clean. wholesome entertainment
at that.
The list below Is made up by months.
as dates may be changed. a few days
earlier OF n ItW udyt lottI. lToin III
dates now on the books. The list Is
as follows:
November
A Romance of Coon Hollow.
The Old Coat Co.
Daniel Sully.
Pudd'nhead Wilson.
December
Yon Yonson.
Frawley's Stock Co.
Gay Coney Island.
Tennessee's Partner.
Dorothy Morton Opera Co.
Chas. Dickson In Mistakes"
January
why Smith Left Home.
Belle Archer in Hoyt's "A Content
"a Woman"
Gayest Manhattan Co.
~ Ole Olson.
y Hogan's Alley.
- Black Patti T~roubadours.
Parlor Match.
West Minstrels.
{ Scalchi.
Hoyt's "A Bunch Of Keys"
February
Remember the ain
Man From Mexico.
0uwanee River.
b Humanity.
Girl i Left Behind.
Knobs of Tennessee.
~ OFT Broi Co.
March
Frank Daniels Opera Co.
Who's Who?
superba.
Ward. James & Kidder.
Sousa's Band.
April
weber a Fields. big extravaganza.
Primrose & Dockstader's Minstrels.
McFadden's Row of Flats.
job l.. Sullivan.
Rays. In Hot Old Time"
"A Romance Of Coon Hollow" which
will be seen at the Margaret tomorrow
night. has some of the most exquisite
scenery on the road. The first act re-
veals an autumn view of a typical
Southern plantation. with sunset and
moonlight effects. and contains a SPLEEN
did electrical display. The second act
ts a fac-simile of Coon Hollow" a
rugged glen In the Tennessee hills.
painted from sketches made on the
spot. and Is made sensational by a
strong and thrilling climax. The third
act shows a wood landing on the Mis-
sissippi and night view of the famous
Lee-Natchez steamboat race. the boats
being lighted up N unde full head
of steam. The last act is given to an
actual cotton press in operation. and Is
thrillingly dramatic. The play will be
given here with all the effects used in
the original run at the Fourteenth
Street theater. New York. In the wood
landing scene is introduced a rollicking
melange Of songs and dances by a
troupe of colored boys and girls. includ-
ing two quartettes and a plantation
brass band. The play lis now in its NTH
successful season on the road. Seats
are now on sale.
Patrons of the theater WAC would
want to be amused and are of the
opinion that hearty laughter is good
for the system. will find. according TO
all reports. a most agreeable tonic in
the Smyth a Rice company's produce
ton of Their latest success. THE Old
Coat" IL will be seen at the Margaret
% Is. and outside of it's laughter
provoking qualities as a play. has the
superior advantage of being inter-
preted by an uncommonly good COM
pany. Among these are Frederick
Bond. Edward s. Ables. John Ward.
John Maher. Joseph Adeleman. Frank
Parry. John Finn. Helen Reimon. Nita
Allen. Clara Hathaway, Minna Adele
man and May vokes. The piece =
from the pen of Lieutenant w. ii. ALI
derdice of the United States navy. and
was originally brought out at the Co
lumbia taeater In Washington, ID. G.,
where IL met with a tremendous sue
cess. II is said to be full Of bright
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