Evening journal., 1901-04-25

week. Ike company Is enc or the Clev-|
crest that has appeared here at popu
lar prices. ana, IN addition to the
evenly presented plays, interesting spo-
cialties are given between the acts
This afternoon 'Sapho" is being pre-
sented. and tonight the attraction Will
be THE Octoroon."
1t is said of Way Down East" the
famous New York success, that will be
seen at the Grand Opera House on
Monday night, that 1T possesses more
heart and more naturalness in its pOr-
trayal Of New England rustic sim
plieity than any play of the kind ever
written. It is the story OF the woman
who has been wronged and who is made
Ito suffer, but who finally attains happi-
ness and peace.
Reports indicate that this seasons
Offering Of N0gel e. Deming's Big Min
strels has Outclassed any effort pre-
yiously made by these up-to-date pro
duceIs the CRITICS having waXed al
most enthusiastic over the production,
much stress being laid upon the seen
cry. the gorgeousness of the costumes
and the general excellence OF the per
formers. the olio being made up OF
twentieth century acts heretofore un-
known In this Sass OF entertainments.
Vogel q Deming are reaping we'll
merited success. the anticipatOry inter
est manifested here furcibly demon
strating the fact tlhat a packed house
awaits them at the Grand Opera House
on May q
Miss Viola Allen is one of the few
actresses most beloved by women, for
usually the dashing picturesque crea-
lures of the stage appeal rather more
TO the sentimental sex which modern
philosophy has established masculine
beyond a question. Viola Allen is sucA
o dainty. tender, and delicate lady. that
like most women, her very femininity
Is her most heroic strength. Her mind
is fine and luminous. her graces Of
person and temperament are com
pletely captivating; her wit a dainty
violet-sented sort OF brilliance; her
pretty entnusiasms and preferences in
literature, and art absolutely beguiling
at all times. Everybody is nice and
good. and talented in Viola Aliens
estimation. She herself is SO beloved
L.
and her companions, every one of tnlm.
are deeply attached to her. She has
the pretiest notions in dress, and
wears unaccentuated things which
seem altogether her own style, fault
less in taste and exceptional IN mater
ial and mode. Soft greys and plenty
of ohiifons and feathery textures. long
plumes and cuddling sort of fur, every
thinH expressive. and so modestly
lquaint and characteristic that it seems
Viola Allen is the best beloved woman
In America. Her face is a flower OF
timldity. but her little hands are
strength in miniature. Miss Allen
with her great success, In the Palace
OF the King" will be seen at the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday evening
May l.
Louis A. Kelich. X. II. Pretzel and
w. II, Pretzel. of Philadelphia, are IN.
corporators of the Pennsylvania Re-
Icovery Company, with capital OF $780,
0O0 whose papers of Incorporation we,t
forwarded TO the secretary of state yes
lterday, by Josiah Marvel IL is the
purpose of the company "tO recover al
coholic liquors or other marketable
products from abandoned receptacle.
in which the liquors or products have
once been placed; TO cleanse and reno.
vate receptacles of every class and tC
recover marketable products from
every sort OF waste: to acquire and
deal in patent rights for invention:
connected with the object pre- ilousl,
named.
Lovers Of genuine comic opera viii
have an opportunity Of satisfying tbeii
taste in this direction at the Crane
Opera House next Tuesday evening
when the latest OF the comic opera
stars, Marguerite Syly-. and her tx
itensive company will appear in 9TH
Princess Chic" The instan,aneou.
leap into popularity accredited 10 this
new star is one of the puzzling won
lders OF current theatrical events Tha
an almost unknown star should becOm,
a craze with the comic opera lovinl
public during her first season out, is
thing so unusual as 10 defy all know
laws of theatrical prog ession. The en-
lthusiasm with which Miss sylvia hal
been received can clly be accounte,
for on the presumption that theltre
goers are quicker than ever nowaday
to recognize merit by their own intui
ton and to give vogue only TO thos,
things which have the elements Of (
good return in value for money whicl
is spent in enjoying them. Undoubt
edly the great beauty which Miss Sylv.
is said to possess has a great deal {,
do with her success. She Is said {,
combine personal charms a-plenty Will
musical and acting gifts OF rare quality
Principal among those who will sup
port Miss sylvia are Joseph c. Miron
Hubert Wilke. Walter A. Lawrence
Thomas Leary Frederick Knights, Nei
Mcneil, Agnes Paul and Isabelle In
lderwOod.
What is the S. Of H.?