The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-09-10
A List of Entertainments to Be Pro-
duced at the Rhode Opera
House This Season.
VARIETY OF PLAYS REPRESENTED
Kenosha Theater Goers VIII Be Well En-
tertained During the Season of 19O3.4
With Up to Date Shows.

With the remodeling and redecorat-
ing of the Rhode opera house Manager
JOS. Rhode has determined to furnish
his patrons with the highest class of
attractions to be obtainable anywhere.
In his attempt to satisfy the amuse-
ment loving public of Keuosha he has
spared neither time nor money and the
list Of plays already booked for the
present season is sure to contain some
thing to suit every individual taste
among his large following in Kenosha.
The anticipation of our music lovers
will be gratifed with several very good
operas. "The Silver Slipper" a
new musical extravaganza presented
by the ''F1orodora" management. The
company mum bers about seventy peo-
pie. The Kirk LaShelle Opera COM
pany will present THE Princes Chic"
early in the season with Vera Michel
ena as the prima dona and precisely
the same company which appeared at
the Great Northern theatre recently.
The company numbers about sixty
people. "The Show Girls,' another
big musical attraction that plays
the larger cities almost exclusively,
including ia its cast of 40 people some
of the most popular operate idols,-is
November attraction.
In the musical comedy class Foxy
Grandpa" "The Irish Pawnbrokers, !"
Mason & Mason in Rudolph and
Adolph," George Sidney in "Busy
Izzy,'' "The Governors Son." the Ly-
man Twins in Cat the Races" and
"On Circus Day. have been secured.
For the patrons of purely dramatic
dramatic plays cover Niagara Falls,''
with some of the most sensational pic
lures ever staged, Gordon & Benefits
powerful scenic success "a Royal
Slave" "The Heart of Maryland, -
made famous by Mrs. Leslie Carter,
Vim. A. Brady's "Way Down East"
why Women Sin," a sermon in dra-
matte form, ''Sandy Bottom beau
tiful story of Arkansas, "Red River, =
southern romance, "Quincy Adams
Sawyer" dramatized from the great
novel of that name, "a Montana Out
law" tale of the West, "The King
of the Desert" with his herd of camels
and horses and ponies, "For Her
Mothers Sake with Miss Elsie Cur
tbs, one of Americas cleverest
child actresses, in the leading part,
"Sky Farm" playing at McVicker's,
Al -
"Arizona,' with its record of 500
nights in New York, 800 nights in
Chicago and 300 nights in London, the
sensational comedy drama, "The Den
yer Express" "DownBy the Sea- a
new romantic drama, Neil Burgess
great old play, "The County Fair
cat Cripple Creek" by Hal Ried, sold
Jed Prouty" and ''Our New Minister .
which gave such great satisfaction here
last year, "The Man in the Iron Mask
IA Country Kid" "Buried at Sea, y
"The Missouri Gir1,'' next Sundays
attraction, Martins, the biggest and
best of all ''Uncle Toms Cabin COM
panies, Kennedy's Plays, for week S
engagement at popular prices, the
Flints, for four nights engagement,
Richard and Pringles' Minstrels, Mr.,
Clay Clement in "The New Domin-
ion.' All of the attractions play the
larger cities, the majority of them
playing in some theatre in Chicago
and Milwaukee just previous or little
after their date here.
Negotiations are pending for the
magnificent productions of GAS You
Like It." with Miss Reynolds as
| "Rosalind," "The Burgomaster, and
"The Wizard of o." and others.