The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-02

a DAUGHTER.
"A Gamblers Daughter Is a dramatic
offering that viii doubtless MI the Craw-
ford 10 overlooking when II IL produced
there next Thursday night October @
as the piece has made an excellent i'm
preston in other cities. and f. in fact
one Of the distinct hits OF the present
theatrical season. Each OF the four acts
Of the play is splendidiy staged. and
many OF the stage pictures produced arc
gorgeous and brilliant In the extreme.
The third act is a reproduction OF a
magnificent Michigan avenue gambling
resort in Chicago. and IL gives the spec
tator realistic idea Of the actual an
pearance OF some OF these fanou. pal
aces pstrOnized by the fast and furiou.
set Of city life. II is in this scene that
the gamblers daughter. the sweet and
tender heroine disguised a. a Spanish
woman. plays at faro and win. every
dollar Of his fortune from her father. II
is one OF the most powerful and intense
" dramatic scenes OF the modern stage
The company producing a Gamblers
Daughter is headed by Miss Miriam
Shelby. the veil-known leading woman
and an actress Of great ability and mag
netism- In the cast also will be found
such popular players ss Camilla Crume.
Madaline Wheeler, Pearl Hammond
James Norval. Walter stanhope. J. J.
Hyland. c. H Harrison. c. ". Good
rich. Andrew Quirk. w J. White. L. p
North and many others
Doctors say that laughter Is better
than medicine II this is true Wiehita
theater goers will owe a deep debt Of
gratitude 10 Mr.. Tim Murphy FOR bring
ing them so genuinely clever and anus
ing comedy go odd Innocence" Il j.
certainly one OF the best plays OF it,
type ever written. II i overwhelmingly
funny. deiiciously perplcxing. filled with
genuine hunor. yet absolutely clean. NJ
Murphy win be supported by charming
Dorothy Sherrod and a strong comnanv
OF Weil-known players. many u whom
were in the original production.
CINDERELLA.
The first rehearsal Of the ChHdre-'s
Fairy Extravaganza was called yeste--
osy afternoon for the performance az the
Crawford theater October ls-f7-ls The
four or Eve sp-cialtie- were started
with great enthusiasm on the par, u
the youngsters and with esi.s=at a,scce-s
as far as their abilities are concerned.
Tomorrow afternoon VII be devoted -
the funny brownies and 10 the reading
- The play % those who have speaking
parts n charge Everything = moving
with smoothne-s ard TIE precision ~
ciociwork ard the Indications are Tor al
overwhelming artistic success As lar
az the prediction Itself ls concerned. the
Post - Houston. Tex. date q Sover--
Der .. Nn- has TIE following % sag
Sor Il.
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Cinderella vas witnessed By Eoos
sized and Thoroughly s7rrecsatirs audi
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