Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-01-30

DCOstumes can be procured at the Lie
derkranz hall day or two before the
grand prize mask ball.
Prof. Daggart and his Mandolin and
Guitar Club will appear in the grand
concert on Thursday evening Feb. 1st,
at Alexander theatre.
The ChicagoLadies' Quartette gave an
entertainment at the Opera House on
Saturday evening. They were not
greeted by large audience as the Crary
illustrated lecture at the Presbyterian
church had been drawing large crowds
the entire week and the Saturday even
ing lecture was an unusually fine one,
hence drew the crowd. The program
of the Ladies' Quartette was good one
ana the vocalists were unusually fine
and gave excellent satisfaction.
"Mlle Fif," fresh from its long and
brilliant run of nearly 200 nights in
New York, will be seen at the Grand
Opera House on Friday evening, Feb
ruary Cd. When first produced Eff"
was surprise, and then a success be-
cause of its novel theme and farcical
complications throughout which run ..
vein of tender sentiment. Over crowded
| houses witnessed mile Fifi'' during its
| New York run, and there were very
| few occasions when the musicians were
not compelled to yacate their places to
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sale at Dunbar's jewelry store. Prices,
gallery 25c; balcony 50 and soc; par
quet roc; dress circle soc.
Liederkranz membership ticket to be
called for at b. Riebe's barber shop,
Third street.
| From the commencement of the pres
ent cold spell it has been very difficult
to keep warm and comfortable in the
large new high school building. The
heating plant consists of a series of
furnaces, and air is forced through
heated chambers by large fan which
is run by a water motor. Janitors
were changed recently and the present
one, Mr.. Sampson, had not received
thorough instructions how to manage
the system. Mr.. Brogart, of Milwau-
kee, who put in the plant, arrived in
Wausau last night and in few mo-
ments located the trouble, and this
morning every room in the building is
easily kept at a proper warmth. Yes
terday it was impossible to get the heat
in some of the rooms above 40.
| William Gillette, author of Because
She Loved Him &c." the new comedy
which will be seen at the Grand Opera
House, Monday night, February 9Th, as
a playwright, stands today pre-eminent
among American authors He has won
international fame. During the two
past seasons his plays were presented
in London, England. The success
achieved in the English metropolis for
''Secret Service and Too Much John
SON. is too well known to need men,
ton here. In Because She Loved Him
So,n Mr. Gillette has fairly outdone
himself, and if reports that have reached
here are true, one can safely expect to
witness the most brilliant comedy of
the century. K is written in Mr.. Gil.
lette's happiest mood, and one can
expect much from the authors facile
pen. The engagement here promises
TO be brilliant one. Seats on sale Sat
urday morning at Dunbar's iewelry
store. Prices, gallery 25c; balcony So
and soc; auditorium 75c; boxes sl.O0.
Remember the date. Liederkranz
mask ball, Feb. 9TH at Columbia hall.
| Following is list of dates of amuse-
ments that are to take place in Wansau
during the month of February: Lieder-
lkranz masquerade, Feb 7th, at Colum.
bia hall; EicheRkranz masquerade,
Feb. 18th, in Kroening's hall; ID. A. Z.
liz. Society masquerade, Feb. 18th, in
Its hall; West Side Pleasure Club mas
lauerade, Feb. Esd, in kroening's hall
Young Peoples Society of ST. Stephen
lchureh. entertainment, Feb. I'D, in
Grand Opera House, St. Paul's church
lchoir. entertainment, Feb. l4th, in the
basement of church, Wausau Bushes:
College, annual entertainment, Feb
l2Ist. in the Grand Opera House; Jacol
Reuter- concert, Feb LIST, Alexander
hall; Col. L. F. Copeland, I. III. c. A
lecture course, Feb. 18th, in Crane
Opera House; theatrical company
because she Loved Him So Feb. sth
and Hearts Of Oak Feb. 9th, both in
lGrand Opera House; prize masquerade
Feb. Sd, in Peter Croft : hall.