The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-19

| eNeIliHS Wnen MI. SoiNSA dlIINSu
After being duly impressed with tn,
magnitfcence Of his surroundings ant
| the warmth of his reception, he pro
fessed fatigue. having that day trav
| eled 20 miles by steam car. Mr.. Hen
| shaw, as the host. ordered tine servan
| to show Mr.. Culver to one or the mos
comfortable rooms. The servant pre-
coded Mr.. Culver to the room assigned
him. turned on the eIectflc ilght ane
retired. Early next morning the guess
| appeared, looking as If ne mad passed
| the night with Welsh rarebit or the
| ghost of Banquo Mr. Henshaw, motto
| ing his perturbed appearance. anxious
| ly inquired the cause. Waal, John,
| says Culver, Ito tell the truth l didn't
| sleep wink all night. them new fan
| gled electric lights kept me awake. y
We'll. Silas, old boy why didn't you
| turn them out?" Turn them out!
| Why, John, | couldn't get at them
You've got the burned things In glass
| bottles"
The tour of the Louis James-Kathryn
kidder-Frederick Warde triumvirate is
proving to be a brilliant financial and
artistic success, Not since the days Of
the famous Booth Barrett combination
has any company been so enthusiastic
| Cally received From the very first week
of the season business has been exceed
lngly large and mJre than satisfactory
to Messrs. WagenhalS d kemper. the
managers of the enterprise. During the
recent tour of the southern cities the
the doors atsinoroasa1 nrices. Tn addi-
tion TO a stront, e,nrnrting comnanv
comnIeta eo,,in,,,ont If nandsome soon
erv. costumes .nd nronerties is carried
for each NAV IN tho repertory. The
tri,,mvirate ;s sn snccassf,,l that Wac
tinue it for another season, during
which one or two important revivals Of
legitimate PLAYS will be made.
At the Union Family theater the past
week the Davis A Rrsbv comnany
has been giving the good old NAV of
"ITnc1e Toms S,hin with the com
pany is p n Nickprsons Red Huzzar
band of 16 musictans. and the street
concerts and tba soIactions given at the
theater before the raisine Of the curtain
are musical treatc Professor Carriers
orchestra is .lso a sn1andid organization
and their se1ections between acts are
most enioval,le Tha engagement will
close tonight
For the week beginning Monday night
]. u. 'Stutz,s n,aT "IIar bitter Atone-
dran,atiz.tior - g pontha NJ G1.t p oS,a1
~ ~ 49, - ~ Una ~ S1ntIsa
Ias hao, 81, ia ille, N.Y. Te1Hs
TIC. ter,s a4. ~ i''a ,r, " .e "a, ~
fn,,nd ous. piay Will M.
,,orson ~ " tsais anu IA shteL -.
t,,ith 'i hane VIII De openeo gac,t ii,sn'
sous orehaItpu ur eoi1rer' ny MI Mie1s
SUI o,snestfa, SOLOS ny MI. WICKER
s 81 aiiu speeiallles pv some clsVer peo-
pls WIZ aiu IN making the performance
Unusually INTERESTING
Inc signal observers report the pres
ence OF an intensely cold wave in the
area encompassed within the route Of
the classic aggregation headed by Mel
bourne Mcdowell and Blanche Walsh.
thing, but there are rumors of an lev
reserve between the two artists that
makes the dressing rooms uncomfort-
able and compels the engineers of the
local theaters 1yisited to fire IN and
crowd on extra steam.
To this framed 5srondition of affairs
NAV possjbly he traced tho prad,,allv
swelling reports of Miss Walsh's con-
fed withdra{yal from tha Mac
Dowell compsnv m har ;nta,tio, to On
starring ali alone Nv herself another
season
american COINCIDENCE, VINO IS soon TO
appear a. the 1ralq IN ienrlcK lpsens
rerlarkaple drama "A Dolls House,
was porn IN washington, ID. Z. she
Is tne author OF the musical comedy
arallia queen Man,st ana very sue
GessIu, novel ehtltled "A Few Little
Lives pupilshed by Mcmillan q Co.
me STORY OF DORIS House is one
OF 1ntense interest ana tells OF Nora, the
pelleu anu SpOlleu WlIe OF an l0cOn-
siderate husband. Her youth has been
passed as doll child. she is her hus-
bands doll wife, and their hon
Dolls House." When her husbands
love is tried and found wanting she re-
bells and stands revealed woman
-
Gentle Jeems' Corbett, sometimes
known as Gentleman Jim makes
his New YolS distillerv or cafa an ~
a hout March II is NOT true tb.t "C.sr
tie Jeems'' will he his own har+endar
He has ARRANGED to do HE drinLin,
from in front of the bsr h,,t viii
keen d careful watch ~,
the cash rerister n is tr,,a hawave e
that he will he his own bouncer and he
homes to attain success as lone &c NIT