The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-01
A. the TOier.


At the Toier.
OLYMPIA OPERA COMPANY.
Whoever loves gay. dashing operate
numbers sung by pretty women IN Gor-
geous costumes. and by men who sing
with the sweetness and strength Of al
most perfect voices. can scarcely IAN at
being delighted with the Olympits this
week. said Pasha." produced by them.
is full of bright music and the Olympia
artists give IL adequate presentation
Last Sunday the company demonstrated
In said Pasha' their ability TO provide
a splendid operate spectacle for the de-
lection of music lovers. Operate spec
tacle' is really the proper description 10
applv to said Pasha' as the Olympias
produce It. There are forty people on
the stage. and two-thi-ds Of them are
Drettv girls and all sweet singers. The
costumes sparkle and are so gorgeous
as to easily convince one that they were
provided especially for the production
New Orleans Daily Item. July 6. 100
This delightful company will play
three-nights engagement at the Toler.
commencing Wednesday evening. March
4 when said Pasha'' "Olivette." and the
new opera Of "Boccacio' will be pro-
duced.
To give an idea as to how Captain Hob
sons lectures nave been received through
out the country. permission has been
given to Major Pond 10 publish the fol-
lowing letter. which is the expression OF
every lecture committee where tho young
hero has spoken.
Eleventh Annual Session Waterloo
Chautauqua Assembly. CEDAR River
Park. June p 10 July 4 800.
Waterloo Ia. June =. 1872.
Captain Richmond =. Hobson. L. ;.
Navy.
MY Dear Captain-I wish % extend 20
you nv personal thanks for your uagnif-
cent address from our ChautaDqua plat
fora June 3 1872 II my eleven years
experience as superintendent Of this az
serhly We have never had any speaker
that has given Our people thc universal
satisfaction that You did. IN the eleven
years ve have had many q the nations
most distinguished geutiemen. orators
ard lecturers. You have message FOR
tie people-the whole people and they
hear II gladly. Yours sincerely
- = SESSIONS"
At the Toler Saturday. March :. bsne-
q; % Y. y. 9 4
WAS A GRAND SUCCESS
Mrs. Aebie T. Hays and her pupils %
the Juvenile Keiso club desire q thank
Ell who assiyted 81 making the concert
financial success Thc Daily Eagle for
specisl announcements TIRE wichita Nus
teal club. Tor Use % fhs Se1zHics music
hall Mr. Thomas shaw piano. NF
Bsrki1ser- tuning pianos. the business
men Sho contributed 50 generously 81 81
vertisinz or the TrcErzrs and sll Eho
uurr hzs~d ffcxsts. thss aiiinE 81 realizing
- - for the Iisfse chiitrNr.
Tie pursss dee~rrs much Fraiee fo7 TIRE
deep interest ;heT have fzEer g. IN err
cert ard their earnest 6srerr-irat5Q- %
make Il pro.saule 80 the Harae snt crea-
table 20 fhe echooL
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