Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-10-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COMING ATTRACTIONS
That Have Been Booked At The
Devils Lake Opera House.
The management of the Devils
Lake Opera house is making every
effort to get good attractions at its
| play house this fall and winter
and it is difficult task, however
number of drawing cards have
been underlined.
The Cosgrove Merry Makers are
billed at the opera house, Monday,
Oct. l4th, and come here highly
recommended. Mr.. Cosgrove car
ries large number of novelty
instruments, including the alumni
mum chimes, aluminium harp, bells,
glasses and such in addition to the
musical part of the program.
They have Mr.. Mulligan, the Irish
comedian, Mr.. LaBard, song and
dance artist; Miss Mack, character
soubrette; Miss Ryerson, the sweet
singer; singers, dancers and
comedians, also Mr.. Walker, Mr..
johnson, Mr.. Cosgrove in the
largest line of novelties of any
company travelling. Tickets on
sale at Hodgkinson's drug store
On November 9Th, Captain S.
Alberti will deliver a lecture at the
opera house that has made him
famous. The lecture is a literary
treat of the highest order and it is
only by making a heavy guarantee
that the management received the
contract with the manager of the
captain. The lecture is one that
) will teach those who listen to it
) more modern history than can bt
) learned by study in months. From
) all parts of the country in which
) the captain has lectured, come onl,
) words of praise.
Capt. S. Albert, having latel.
escaped from Siberia through
! friendly assistance, is able to giv'
= one of the most thrilling and inter
esting experiences ever presented
= to the American public. Having
q served as an officer in the Russia
8 army eleven years, two years i
q Turkey, three years in tn
q Caucasian mountains, and six year
9 in Siberia in different capacities
O namely: as engineer in the mine
. and exile transporter from place t
: place, thus knowing PRACTICAL
8 the everyday life throughor
q Russia and Siberia.
Il He came to America sover;
Il years ago, bat had to return t
q Russia for the purpose of settlin
8 some business IN regard to an &!
s tate left him by a near reialtiv,
: when he was taken prisoner n,
q sent back to Siberia. on this o,
= ,:asion not to serve the country 4 !
= an honorable capacity, but as a
6 exile. lie managed 10 make hi
: es cape through friendly assistanc4
q an d will impa,t 10 all the worl
f his experience and What actual
u exists III Russia and Siberir
1 where there is SO much sulTerin
Il and torture.
Il It will be times well spent b
i anyone to attend this lecture, as
II is instructive md uleyating, givin
I all an opportunity oltarn some
I thing they will meyer z,}sr forget in
4 Lifetime and it is not given by
person that has travelled througl
that country for pleasure, bu
from the every day life Of one tha
= has passed through all its priva
tons.
: Among the other attraction
8 that may be expected in the futnr
: may be mentioned: Charley
: Aunt" The Andrew McPhee com
= pany, The Sanford Dodge compan
9 and several other popular compan
= les and plays.
e Everything is being done to ge
q plays that will please and the as
g sistance Of the public is all that
a necessarv