The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-02-12
Grand Opera House.

Charles E. Blaney one of the most
 prolific and versatile providers of stage literature this country has yet known
 will bring his newest play entitled |tAcross the Pacific" to the stage of the Grand opera house on Thursday, Friday
 and Saturday, this. week, with matinee | Saturday. The company includes the following we'll known people: Howard Hall, Robert Gaillard w. H. Cough,
 Johnny Williams, F. T. Stetson, F. F.
 King, O'Kane Hillis, George W. Thom-
 as, H. w. Humphrey, w. c. Reynolds,
 Frank Edwards, Arch Cline Joel Kelly,
 and the Misses Pearl Seward, Marie | Van Tassel, Floe Hall, Gertie Reynolds,
 and the popular little comedian, Harry | Clay Blaney. The scenery and stage effects are all new and elaborate. The lightning effects comprise a number of new devices that are said to be decided ly novel. Across the Pacific" is in four acts and seven scenes, and the
 atmosphere of Manila and the Philip
 pines pervades a considerable portion of
 the play in a most delightful manner.
 Seats now on sale. Regular prices
 The management of the Grand opera house has secured for the first three days this week, with regular matinee Wednesday, Weber & Fields Dainty Duchess" company, a grand gathering of high class vaudeville, and burlesque artists, presenting the grand and se- lect scenic burlesque Manhattan Beach by Moonlight" large and select com- pany of beautiful lady stars and emi- nent comedians; also the pick of the vaudeville stage. Seats now on sale. Regular prices.
 Grand annex.-Every evening this week and at the matinee on Wednesday and Saturday there will be a musical concert of eight numbers given on the famous Edison Grand concert phono- graph. There will be a complete change of records every Monday and Thursday. Till's working model of Venice will remain this week. Walter H. Blakeslee has placed on exhibition some old English play bills and bank notes Doors open at 1:15 and 7:15 | Performance commences fifteen min- utes later
 Polt's Wonderland Thenter.
 A sure treat for the vaudevilleers is | presented in the all star bill that com- | mences it's week at the matinee to-day | in Polls. It is right up to the grade of | last weeks show, and everybody knows what that was. The leading will be Supper for Two" pre- sented by Bert Coote and company. Ben Harney and his trio, brand new act, will also be'a feature place with the brightest of comedy specialties. Doris he talented child, who appears with Ter own company in "The Little Lead ng Lady Is a wonder Who Is going to ascinate everyone, especially the la lies. Williams and Adams, the jolly Monte Carlo boys; Attic Spencer, the pretty soubrette, and MT. and Mrs Tom Mcintosh the ebony comiques. will all evote their energies to comedy MT. nd Mrs Tobin will give musical act f selections that will be artistically layed They are thorough musicians nd their programme is very pleasing. dr and Mrs. Joe Keaton, ''the eccen- ric lad and the olive soubrette," and Robinson and Mckenzie, with any illus rations, featuring 'The Holy City" Till complete the bill. Prices maenees Dc and 20c; evenings, 10c, 200 and soc; idies at matinee, 10c.