The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

NnIN.H Alnn NrN wood nuu hls COM
pany are entirely devoid ef tHc usuaI
amount 80 proper ssli.esieem, tlev
must have been pleased uf the fearty
applause ot the nppreciative audience
that heard them Ia their entertain
mcnt az she Metropolitan last night
There was not n number on the pro
X IN but what wac a finished effort.
and Mr.. Heywood alone Us the concen.
trated essence Of whole show His
songs we're particularly well rendered
and his impersonatious inimitabic --
Grand FORKS, n. d., Herald.
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The Wichita, Kansas. Daily Eagle
had the following TO say OF the Alba
Haywood company after It's appear.
ance In that city at the Auditorium on
November iG.h, last. 1T was worth
the price 81 ticket 20 the whole ly
ceum course 20 hear Alba Haywood
render James Whitcomb hiley's kin
gry's Mil' nt the Auditorium last
night. Riley cones nearer 90 the elc.
quence of every day lie than any
other poet that has ever written 10
see a lba Heywoods Interpretation OF
the Riley pictures 10 90 forget that ri.
ley wrote 10 is 10 sit among Hcosier
scenes, 60 see the life OF the people as
10 is, as Riley saw 10. 'Kingry's MIL
boy Mr.. Haywood, is the eloquence OF
pathos, the highest % art because the
nearest 90 nature Any time qevwcod
Will appear Ia wichita lhe will get a
/ big hearing Every member of the
heywood company is an zrt.st
The Oklahoma City Elks under the
/ direction of Mr.. Lawrence Mccarthy,
gave highly entertaining rendition
90 large and fashionable audience oi
the beautiful drama THE Ladv OF
| Lyons Saturday evening last Or. Il.
! Il Edwards was the Claude ~ slnotte.
/ and Miss Eaie Jones. Pauline the two
I leading characters This play was
= written by Sir Henry Bulwer and "a
I fun OF dramatic incidents and absorb
ing interest throughout the entire i've
acts Of the plsy
The story Of the Lions Mouth 10 be
! produced at the McKennon Opera
\ House, Wednesday Nov. sth, by the
Frederick Warde company is undouht
\ edly an important piece of dramatic
writing, IL is OF real dne literary
I quality, tho diction being rich aud
smooth, while the metaphoses and
/ SMILES with which Il abounds sparkle
with the true luster az a master crea
tion 10 is claimed that the play IA
% a.tua ly perfect ln construction each
turu oi the plot winding its coils firm
er and tighter around the hero aud
heroine anti imaX 10 gradual 3
reached a. when there comes a sus.
pense that has been growing from the
beginning 81 the play Although the
situations aud developments 10 the
story OF love, and the rightiug OF
wrongs sometimes reach a state that
apparently must have tragic ending.
the author has rcfra.ned from unhap
py cllmaxes and hnally reposes hi
children of interests In life OF long
bliss, which Is only more % be appre
ciated by their previous sufferlngs and
a knowledge Of what might have been.