The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA
AT THE TOLER.


The D'Ormond-F Fuller company that
viii open at the Toler auditorium next
Monday night IS one Of the strongest
repertoire companies in the business.
Both John D'Ormond and Miss Agnes
Fuller are recognized leading people
They are considered among the best in
their line. The company supporting
these two artists has been well selected
by Mr. D'Ormond and is composed Of
ten clever people, who all do specialties.
Tho company has been playing this sea-
son il the south and giving universal
satisfaction wherever they have sp-
peared. At Key West, Fla. the company
played an engagement of twenty weeks
and at Atlanta, Ga. one Of four weeks.
They have just finished a two weeks
ENLARGEMENT at Meridian. Miss, and VIII
arrive here tomorrow night over the
Santa Fee. The DOrmond-Fuller COM
pany has a national reputation and IS
known as one OF the best travelling Or
CARNATIONS in repertoire. That they can
please Wichita people is beyond ques-
ton The Meridian Times OF October
p says: The Fuller COM
pany deserves great credit for It's rendi-
ton Of the clever drama, Damon ard
Pythias at the Crescent theater last
night The pretty play house was filed
with a class of people who enjoyed the
beautiful play. which was strongly pre-
scented by this excellent troop"
William Golfers supporting company is
the same he had with him during the six
months run that On the Quiet enjoyed
at the Madison Square theater IN New
York City.
Not the least among the many pleasing
features OF a Baggage Check the
farce comedy which apears az the Craw-
ford theater, matinee and night. next
Saturday. November 2. Is the work OF
the chorus There are half a score Of
pretty women with the company and
pains have been taken 70 select the
very latest musical hits. Numerous
specialties OF 3 recent date are intro
duced. including several OF the most
popular Broadway song successes The
leading comedy role OF a Baggage
Check viii be IN the hands OF Mr..
James T. Kelly, the well known come
dian. whose ability as q fun-msker is
undisputsd. Operations on the stage are
conducted under his Efficient manage
meut ard mach OF the wei deserved Sue
cess OF the play Is due 70 his Efforts a
Baggage Check" is made up OF clean
fun. tuueful music and clever specialties. +
Il VIII afford more than an ordinary de-
gree of amusement to those who admire
this kind OF entertainment AL OF the
properties. equipment and scenic effects
used n the original New York produc-
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