The daily sentinel., 1902-02-25
At the PLAY.

night carried macy q person back to the
days Of childhood, and caused them to
regret that time had flown go quickly by,
and left only recollections Of the nursery,
There was more than one thing in Jack
and the Beanstalk which made the on
lockers think they were living in the
bygone days again. In the first place
many Of the members Of the company
appearen to know no more OF their parts
than as though they we're children.
There was tendency among the people
on the stage to run hither and thither,
off and on, during the specially parts
that WAS annoying to the audience. In
parts where there should have been a
quartette OF voices, perhaps there would
two or three appear, and 80 on, the other
members OF the specially coming on at
the finish and making bow, to let the
people know they were present.
The piece was presented in pretty
good shape. and, speaking of shape, there
was enough on the stage last night to
please even the most exacting. 1t was
evident that several members OF the COM
pany travelled on that desirable quality
more than on talent. or course the
front part Of the house was filled with
curious lords Of creation, who had evil
IDENTIFY read the posters saying "Have
Look" and were out in full force.
There were several fairies who wore
gauze robes and not much else. but they
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ways in the performance. The fairy
queen dispelled any pleasant recollect-
ions OF that mythical parsonage OF all
our childish Dreams and will remain to
haunt US as sortot nightmare from
last night on.
The scenery was Fl ne. several OF the
stage settings calling forth great, ap-
plHuse. The scene Of the familiar "hitch-
city, hatchety. up go,' was one OF the
finest ever given in the city. The chorus
singing was good, and some OF the spec.
ialty parts were beyond the ordinary.
II. Kohnle as Sinbad the Sailor was the
best in the entire company and with his
catchy songs and comical grimaces won
the favor OF everyone.
AS whole the show was not altogeth-
er bad, but it was almost too long to be
altogether enjoyable.
The next attraction at the opera house
is the Enoch Arden company which ap-
pears tonight.
The Crescent-the wheel that stands
up-at Vans.
For Rent-Two unfurnishpd rooms.
Inquire at this office.
We have few fine loose diamonds
The Thompson Jewelry & Music Co.
You can't eat the fountain, but you
can eat Liddell's ice Cream. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
Alexander's band will discourse sever
al selections on the street this evening
at 7:30 and at the opera house.
Mrs. Charles r. Seiber has returned
from a months visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Otto Barton, at Glenwood.
Come in and see our line OF pianoe.
The Knight Campbell Music Co. at The
Thompson Jewelry & Co. store
The Turner's are preparing for their
grand annual masquerade ball to be Civ
Gu on Friday evening, February 2sth.
By the way, have you ever tried the
Progress bread? You could make the
most preludiced believe that it WAS home
u ade.
There will be splendid time for ev-
eryone who attends the annual masquer-
ade OF the Turner's. 1t occurs on Fri,
day. February 2Sth
Enoch Arden Company, under auspi-
ces of Alexander's Union band, at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 25th. Admission, SOC, 75c and 81.
Wanted "A party with $500 to take
half interest in real estate business with
a party having 10 years experience.
Grand junction is on the eve OF great
oil and real estate boom, hence this is an
opportune time to go into the business.
Address Real Estate Box 81 Grand juno
ton.
Enoch Arden Company, under auspl.
ces of Alexauder's Union band. at the
Park opera house, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 25th Admission, SOC, I5c and 81.