Daily camera., 1899-08-01
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Picture P|0yS
BLACKS BIG Hit.
Chsutauqna Audience Delighted With
Illustrated Reading.

Chsutsuqua Audience Delighted With
Illustrated Reading.
Those who were so fortunate as
to attend the performance in the audi
torium last evening were Certainly amply
repaid bv the charming presentation of
"Miss Jerry" by Mr.. Black. The speak.
er, who is also the author of the booklet
or story, was assisted by stereopticon
views in the portrayal OF the scenes. The
pictures were scenes from every day life
taken in the city of New York during the
years 90 and "a by the author himself.
The story is divided into three distinct
parts and is told by Mr.. Black as the
scenes and pictures are thrown upon the
canvas screen. The story is full of life
and holds the attention OF the audience
as the presentation of a real play might
do. There is too. slight appeal to the
sentiments OF humanity, playing easily
backward and forward from the frivol-
Gus to the serious, and vica versa. The
performance last evening was most ac-
ceptable TO the large audience present.
Mr. Black shows a rare taste in the pre-.
sentation of his story and and amuses and
satisfies his hearers. The delight OF the
audience made itself felt by frequent ap
plause. Tonight Mr.. Black will present
another one Of his stories entitled "a
Capital Courtship."
A large tally-ho party went up to
Springdale today to enjoy the scenery to
be found in Left Hand canon.
Tomorrow an excursion party will visi,
Bald mountain. The party will go as
far as Ward on the railroad, here they
take horses and proceed as far as posi-
ole by this means, then relying solely
upon themselves they will finish the
ascent on foot. A large party will no
doubt take advantage of this opportunity
to see one of Boulder county's mort
famous peaks. Dr. Wilson promises to
give everyone that applies and possibly
some who don't. a grand rea, in the
shape of genuine face washing in the
snow. The doctor made an attempt to
crafty all comers at Ward recently but
found the time inadequate and the snow
not plentiful enough. All facilities will
be furnished him tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST :.
6:so a, m.-Devotional exercises.
745 a. m. to p, m.-School and college
classes, etc.
go a. m.-Chorus practice.
Io45 a. Mart lecture, The Modern
School of Painting" Mrs. Sherwood.
200 p. m.-Musical prelude.
e:3o p. m.-Question box conducted by
Rev. DR.. r. F. Weidner. All ques-
tons pertaining to religion answered.
! 100 p. m.-Woman's council.
100 p. nc. L. S. c. round table.
500 p. m.-Blble talk, How to Study
the Epistles of Paul" Rev. DR.. K.
+. Weidner of Chicago.
$50 p. m.-Band concert.
Gas p. NV. c. T. U. meeting. Sub
ject. Young Women of the South
and West" Miss Ida Clothier of
Pueblo.
7:I5 p. m.-Musical prelude.
Sig p. m.-Entertainment under the
auspices OF The Western Club
Woman" OF Denver, introducing
sixteen young ladies and gentlemen
in specialties.
This evening at GAS o'clock Mrs.
Mary J. Teltord, president OF the state
w. c. I. u, will conduct exercises at
the w. c. 7. U. headquarters. Her sub
jec, is "Roughing it in the Great West
Tonight Alexander Black makes his
final appearance in his famous picture
play, "a Capital Courtship."