The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-18
List of the Margaret's Booking Is
Announced.
BEST SHOWS ON THE ROAD
Old and New Favorites Will Be Seem
Observation-Disclosures Fight Repro
duced at the Family,-The Flints
Will Be Here Next Week,

iiHts, tne famous hypnOtlStS, ana they
will be followed by shows that reflects
credit upon the management of the
Margaret theater, for better list could
not have been looked for anywhere.
The largest part of the plays which
will be presented here during the sea-
son 1S99-190O have had long runs in New
York and in the large cities of the East
and this will be their initial visit to
Anaconda. On the other hand some of
the plays have visited this city in the
past, and as they are all favorites, they
are assured crowded houses.
The list of the bookings and the dates
on which they are billed to appear is as
follows:
Aug. q to 26, the Flints.
Sept. l and =, Boston Lyric Opera
company.
Sept 7, "A Wise Woman"
Sept 8, Vanity Fair"
Sept IS, Breach of Promise
Sept 20. Breezy Time"
Sept. q, "A Black Sheep"
Sept. Is, Heart of Chicago"
Sept. 80, "Yon Yonson."
Oct. 3, Girl From Chilli
Oct 6, Mistakes Will Happen"
Oct. II, My Friend From India"
Oct q, In Old Kentucky"
Oct. 20. Grau Opera company.
Oct. %, Modjeska.
Nov. l, Herman.
Nov 2, Coon Hollow"
Nov. 6, Mrs. O'Shaughnessy"
Nov s, Mr.. Plaster of Paris"
Nov. 9. Hotel Topsy Turvy."
Nov. II, Ben Hendricks c'Yenuine
Yentleman'D.
Nov. A. "A Milk White Flag"
Nov. 49, "A Stranger in New York..
Nov. IS. "Puddnhead Wilson"
Nov. 90. Mile. Fiji"
Nov. 30, the Rays in "A Hot Old
Time"
Dec. 2. Human Hearts,"
Dec. 49, Remember the Maine"
Dec. IA, His Better Half
Dec. Is, THE Glad rrrd."
Dec. %. NELL Stock company.
Dec. o. why Smith Left Home"
Jan. 3, Browns in Town.
Jan. 6, Sowing the Wind"
Jan. 49, London Life"
Jan. 80. THE Little Minister"
Jan. 81, Danger Signal
Feb. 5, Matthews & Bulger.
Feb. I. Dear Hearts of Ireland"
Feb. IA, Rentz-Stanley Burlesque
company.
Feb. a. "A Contented Woman"
March 8. Gilmore's band.
March 20, Dan Sully.
March 81, Richards & Pringle's min
strels.
March 2S Harry Corson Clarke.
March 81. who Is Who?"
April I. lady MINISTRIES.
April 10. Sol Smith Russell
May 9, Have You Seen Smith,"
May 10. H. H. Vests minstrels
May ~. "On the Suwanee River"
May Is, Frederick the Great"
May 10. Warde & Volkes.
Edison's Kintescope
simmons fight by the aid of Edison's
Horoscope at the Union Family theater
last evening was attended by a fair
sized audience, and those who attend
ed were entirely satisfied with the
show, for better moving pictures were
never seen in Anaconda The pictures
Of the championship contest We're as
perfect as could be desired and the ac-
lions Of the two principals were so nat
ural that the audience actually went
wild with enthusiasm. The scenes of
the Spanish bull fight, the watermelon
contest, the astronomers dream, the
charge on San Juan, Roosevelt's rough
riders embarking for Santiago and the
scene of the battleships in the New
York harbor were all very good. The
show will be at the Union Family this
evening.
The Flints, Hypnotists,
VI all the nypnollStS now upon the
American stage. Herbert l.. Flint
stands confessedly at the head. His
native abilities in this direction are
wonderful and show that he possesses
occult powers of the high type. He
takes class of 20 from the audience
and in very few moments he has
them under perfect control, ready to
obey his slightest wish. They will see
things which he suggests with the real
ity of perfect vision, as if they stood
before the object. All sorts of hallu
cinations are experienced and all Kinds
of vagaries are exhibited; but the whole !
while exhibiting all of
the phenomena of hypnotism, is done
without the slightest detriment to the |
subjects. They go through the most !
surprising feats and then awaken I'D |
enjoy the entertainment and laugh a |
their comrades, who are executing some |
ridiculous feat in their turn. A spe-
cial feature is the remarkable work of |
Grace Marion Flint, the only lady hyp- |
notist They will be at the Margaret |
for one week, beginning Monday, |
Aug. 81.
Fall Trim to Philadelphia.