The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-15
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

THE MOREY STOCK COMPANY
The Morey Stock company, supporting
Miss Luella Morey and Mr.. Clarence
Bennett commences its third engagement
at the Crawford opera house Monday
evening, November 1& It is one of the
best popular priced organizations that
visits our city and all those that have
had the pleasure of hearing them and
those that hear favorably OF them are
looking forward to their return engage
ment with a keen interest.
They carry an abundance of scenery
for mounting their several pieces and
all are we'll staged.
Seats will be placed on sale Friday
morning at Howe's jewelry store. Popu-
lar prices, 10c, zoe. and s0c, will prevail.
AS is usual ladies viii be admitted free
that is, one free with each paid 30 cent
ticket purchased at the advanced sale
And understand by this that it applies
only to the main floor and wnen these
tickets have been sold the ladies' free
tickets are also exhausted.
At the same time the seats in the bal
cory may be reserved at 80 cents each
in anticipation of an early closing out
On Saturday morning at o'clock the
board VIII open for the sale of tickets
for Tuesday evenings performance. This
is done Cor the benefit of those who may
be disappointed in getting seats for Mon
days entertainment. There viii be two
matinees during the engagement, We'd
nesday and Saturday.
OF all the characters Stuart Robson
has played. his sympathies, he says are
the strongest with BERTHE Van Alstyne"
the meek lamb in ''The Henrietta" which
he win present in this city at the Craw-
ford theatre. In this character the Rob
son methods may be said to be seen at
their best and he has never since the pro-
duction of THE Henrietta" had a role
which gave him such opportunity for so
wide a display of comedy. notwithstand-
ing the great number of times Mr.. Rob
son has appeared as Berthe it is said he
take sas keen a pleasure If. the fun of
the piece as doe shis audience
lines is to be at the Crawford, when
one Of his Incompatible concerts will be
given. The hand is just from its won
utIlu season III the leIIlpit OF MUSIC dl
the Pan-Americsn Exposition, it being
the only band accorded the honor of play
ing indoors at this exposition. The band
is said to have played to one million per-
sons during it's season, which was not a
long one. Frances Boyden, and five other
soloists are with the band on this tour.
and so is the spectacular Anvil Chorus.
with the corps Of red-shirted blacksmiths
and their electrical anvils.
William Collier has retained the COM I
paay which supported him last season
for the present years tour. He finds
that in so doing he can get better ensem- I
bic work than by breaking in new people.
The action of ''On the Quiet" which he
presented for six months at the Madison
Square theatre, New York. last year, in
which he Is PLAYING this season, is very
quick in its action and it is necessary 7
that the actors move about with clock {
like precision. Collier is one Of the lead /
ing comedians il America and he is al
ways A welcome visitor. Augustus
wrote "On TIE Quiet" and some +
good Judges saw It is the best comedy /.
he has ever written. Mr. Collier is to pre- ]
sent he play al the Crawford theatre. I