The Globe-republican., 1898-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Great New York City Success
Coming.

The Great New York City Success
Coming.
TIE veteran minstrel manager, Mr.. Hi
Henry. and his collection Of minstrel
esars numbering nearly half hundred Of
the best in their line, will ill In an open
date at Iluck's opera house on Mondsy,
Oct. -, enroute to Denver. and upon this
occasion lovers OF high grade. up-to- date
minstreley will have IN opportunity Of
seeing one of the biggest anil best burnt
cork aggregations now before :he public.
The bright comedian, Dan Altman, heads
the list of fun makers, which includes
Billy Clark, William Teal, Jas. Baker,
Morton and Elliott, the wonderful MOrel-
Las, the Couture brothers. direct from
Europe, ]. II. Davis, J. Albert Gates, and
varied and extended Olio of high grade
vaudeville.
This attraction is specially compliment
ted by the press Of New York City,
where they have recently appeared, as
having exceptionally fine singers and
talented comedians, accomplished dancers
and al extensive oliO Of high grade va''-
deviiles. We are glad to welcome at
fractions of this nature, rs it is SO seldom
that such large and expensiae attraction
as this ever appears in SO small place,
but in order to make their time ut Denver
were compelled to fill this open date in
here.
HI Henry as . Soldier.
Mr.. Hi Henry, proprietor Of the ia
nous Hi Henry Minstrels, is an old army
cOmrade and veteran OF the war of 80,
and carries with him the old tattered
battle flag Of his regiment, the 9th N.
Y. Vols. This flag was recently presen-
tel to Hi Henry by his old war Somman- :
der. Col. T. j. Parker, now far advanced
in years, and Hi being the youngest still
living Of the old 9th, the relic has been
confided to him to keep for life and to
bestow upon some successor. 1t is need.
less to add that Mr.. Henry highly appre-
ciases this gift, and will display the old
flag during their parade, weather per-
mittiDg. at noon on Monday. Oct. 24th.
In the evening Mr.. Henry's popular Min
strel's will appear at Gluck's opera house,
and the house should be crowded. Seats
can be bought at Gluck's.
By special effort Manager Pearce has
secured the famous 81 Perkins 70. for an
early date, Oct. %, one night. This
company has just returned east after an
extended tour to the Pacific coast, which
proved a big success. 81 Perkins is .
play OF merits which has proved itself,
being up to date. full Of catchy music,
bewitching songs and dances introduced
by the entire company. A good musical
program will be rendered BY the SYM
phony orchestra. Remember the date.
Seats now on sale. Prices will be as fol-
lows: Reserved seats. soc; general ad-
mission, 35c; children, 25c.
1t il the unexp. cted that happens In
Hoyt's 'Bunch Of Keys" Possibly this
is the reason why the play remains con-
linually Interesting. The manager who
astonisles us most is most successful, the
author who amazes. the actor who as
tounds, the actress who startles, remains
in prosperity until a newer wonder strikes
the tour. The public is like child still
engrossed in fresh toys, still ready to
discard them when the secret Of their
mechanis,n is discovered. still longing for
new diversions. Manager Gus Bethner
his excelled himself this season in the
m,ny new features and sensations he has
in "a Bunch of Keys" this
is the secret Of his success, always up to
the times. JOt down the date in your
Friday, October 2Sih.
The soldier boys will leave here on the
26th for Leavenworth. They will be q
day at I.nrned to enioy q reception. The