Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-01-26
PARK THEATRE.

THREE NIGHTS, JAN. 26, 81, % AND
MATINEE.
J Z Toole and his company gave an
enjoyable performance of Killarney
and The Rhine" before an appreciatlve
audience at Rand's Opera House last
night The play, although the plot is
not at all new was interesting 1t was
the usual Irish melo drama, with per
haps little more fineness of construc
ion and more delicate situations than
are customary in plays of that class
Mr.. Toole, as Conrod, was excellent,
and his sweet singing was one Of the
best features of the performance. Miss
Lillian DeWolf as Ely O'Nile, gave
general satisfaction, and Mr.. Ander-
sons Larry Herman was a splendid
piece of acting. John E. Lain, as the
villain, Colonel LeMoyne, made himself
most cordially hated, although his part
was well taken Troy Record.
Thursday, Killarney and the Rhine,
Friday, Rip Van Wrinkle, Saturday.
Ticket of Leave Man, Saturday
NJ atinee, Caste. Prices 10, 20 and 30.
Ma tinee 10 and 30.
PORTER J WHITES FAUST FEB
1ST.
While in reality there are few better
and more favorable known stars among
the public than Mr. White, and it is for
the benefit of those who do not call to
mind this brilliant young stars career
w hich reiterates an experience OF un-
precedented success. covering a period OF
almost quarter of a century, and yet
this powerful young star has not
attained the age of 81. For seven
years Mr. White was the head and front
of Morrison's Faust, playing the part
of Mephisto over /, 800 times with that
company; three years later he inaugu-
rated his present grand and magnifi-
cent production of Goethes Faust,
| outrival1ng any and all attempts of the
| other prominent stars in the piece.
His production. as it stands to-day,
represents an outlay of over $50, 900 and
stands alone, the Peer of all Semi-Spec-
tacular productions Of Faust ever at
| tempted.
| THE WARGRAPH-FEB Sd AND 4TH.
The most realistic war scenes ever
| produced clouds of smoke, volumes
of fire, flashing guns, bursting shells,
charging cavalry, sinking ships etc etc
| grand beautiful and thrilling, in the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday
| Of next week, with Saturday afternoon
matinee for children, for the benefit of
| A G Reed Post No 105, G. A r Sixty
scenes of the late war will be produced
Admission -, % and 30 Matinee fol
children 10 cts.
GRAND OPERA House, PITTsBURG.
The Jilt", Boucicault's great comedy
drama, which he wrote specially for his
| beautiful wife, Louise Thorndyke. will
be presented by the Grand Opera House
! Stock Company all next week In con
sequence of the many demands upon
the owner for the use of his play,
Manager Davis was unable to procure
the manuscript until this week.-Mrs.
original intention being to produce il
two weeks ago Hugh J Ward will
play Miles O'Hara, the Irish Jockey,
Boucicaults own original part James
Wilson will be Budley Woodstock
an English gentleman, Miss Lizzie
| Hudson Collier will be Lady Hyacinth,
and Miss Jessie Izett will play Kitty
Woodstock, the part originally presen
ted by Louise Thorndyke Grand per
| formance is continuous, from 1 to II /
III every day.
THE AVENUE THEATRE, PITTsBURG
Sweet Lavender" one of those poet
ic comedies that seem to breath the
fragrance of oldfashioned flowers il
every line and incident, will be presen
ted by the Avenue Stock Company next
week A w Pinero is the author, and
his writing of Sweet Lavender, was
Il labor of love He was SO permeated
with the romance, which he tells il
charming style in the play, that the
work seemed to him like sweet music
He said so when the comedy was frs
done at the Lyceum Theatre, New
York Sweet Lavender will be giyeI
every evening, with the regular matt
nee Wednesday and Saturday.
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