The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-18

From Chicago" with Miss Gay Rhea in
the title ros.
Miss Rhez viii be seen Thursday night
il An American widow" One lady free
Thursday night with one paid so-ceat
ticket
Mr. DIxON-S LECTURE
TIE lecture OF Rev. Thomas Dixon a.
TIE Crawford Grand OF Monday, Oc,o5e-
a. when re opens TIE Eos2.;z. Lecture
Course. promises e De .. more ,nan usual
interest II Dixon never speaks OF
sabisc- u,-Ss 5e :eels possessed NO
message xhicn re gives &c, from the
heart Z Is s-wsys 5s,hed Il tears AID
winged with aagh-er Tue-e : not
Dbl sentence .ron s-a-- 20 finish they
have bean 5h= sensation 81 the season
Wherever gwen during re past SIX years
The following are from some 0: re
best known papers IL tee country:
New York Sua-tie 5 pEps; Aoa-cn-
isl
New YORK T-i5uae-Tne nan IS per
feet master 0: re arr OF orz,ory.
New Eorz Eerzi6-A brilliant young
prezca=r 0: intense earaeSt1ess AID a
New York wor.G-The building cz-=ot
ho,d ,he crowds taat struggle 20 Cea-
him
Boston Daily H.ralt-R.s 5-aua-1c Ia
rlag=-like Abandonment holds rs .s-sz-
ers as IN a spell
Chicago Inter-Ocsaz-His dsep-se; black
eyes seemed 70 pierce % the hearts .. MS
bearers Without aT4c.ation. ard VT
with dramatic intensity he sooa had >oa-
troll OF MS audience
HAMLET
FOe classic stage s an educator No
better lesson could be furnished the y0lng
student thar an opportunity 70 witness an
excsilently rendered production % any .:
the classic dramas. and II IS 50 seldom
that We have an opportunity 10 attend
production OF this high order that stva1-
tagt should he taken Of me chance arozd-
I'd next "Wednesday. October 70. when thar
successful young tragedian NJ Edwin
Rosten. supported by large and care
fully selected company. present Hamlet at
the Crawford Grand NJ Ros,sU stands
a great living exponent OF the legitimate
drama and no pains or money have been
spared 10 enhance the value aad beauty
OF each separate production
To ali holders q Hospital Lecture
Coursr tickets this attraction Is a special
feature as they can reserve their choice
or seats for the nominal sum OF Is cents.
THE GREAT MAGICIAN.
Hermann is not only a name to con-
ture with. but a synonym for magic and
legerdemain- Leon Hermann has been
pronounced BY the critics in every city
ne has visited. as the mos skilful enter
tainer and successful magician now on
the stage. Together with Adelaide Herr
mann. ne handsome young danseuse ana
prestd1gitarian he viii appear at the
Crawford Grand on Tuesday. October =
Leon Herrmanns illusions are new and
original. and are said 20 De the most -uys-
ferrous and marvellous ever performed
His palming and card tricks are past n
understanding. and are so deftly done a.
70 hint at COLLISION with the arch demon
himself Adelaide Hermann will give
many OF the novelties that have made
her popularity world wide. In a masuid-
cent apanese costume she VIII introduce
many OF the mysteries OF the Orient Her
dances are famous the world over and
the offerings for the present season have
been pronounced Overwhelmingly beautiful
and ars said TO begEar description. Her
draperfes for these dances comprise pards
upon yards Of gaUzY silk. and her grace
ful movements. the ever changing colors
and the brilliant light effects th-iF the
senses and transport one 70 fairyland
THE BIG CITY SHOW.
The very best, entirely new and orig
inal program is provided az the Grand
Opera house tonight by HI Henry's min
strels OF fifty aI-whtte performers in
program IN which old minstrslsy disap-
pears and the new IS given on Board the
wa-shlp Brooklyn with the tackles in
bright merry-making. and you Will SEE
the big guns. the revolving turre-s. me
big searchlights. the harbor Of Santiago.
and rne feat OF Robson and the Merrl-
mac or their eight talented comedians
Dan Altman stands a tthe head in rs
line. a. does also Billy Clark. the great
character comedians Teal and Baker. re
wonderful musical odities and novelties
Merton and Elliott: engagement extraor-
binary; the European marvels the Cou-
ture Brothers; the cor1et virtuoso. NJ II
Henry and MS military band OF thirty
pieces. Their vocal department contains
the names OF the very best artists n their
line. Among their collection OK nine cul-
tivated singers We mention the great
tenor. J. II. Davis. also NJ J. Neivsln go
favori;e baritone Oscar Micheaus and
rank 3 Norton. The well known sofoist
J. Albert aG,es, the wonder master
Johnny Peeves the eminent basso George
". Decker and Roger De Coveriy.
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