Evening journal., 1903-09-07

TO- Ahf IAtNoiN 1lIl a. To- Us why
Women SIM q. %. %; Charley Crap
win in Mr.. Pipp,' september a. %,
26.
Mason and Mason win make their
third annual appearance as co-stars in
Rudolph and Adolph." Charles New
mans teutonlcal farce, at the Grand
Opera House Oh Friday night. AS this
attraction made a great hit here last
season and was enjoyed by a large
number of theatre-goers, IL is not nec-
cssary TO state that Charles A. and
larry T.. Mason are two of the very
best German dialect comedians on the
stage, and that their supporting CONF
pany was one of the very best ever
seen in this style OF entertainment The
supporting company this season is
larger and stronger than ever before,
and many ney~und elaborate specialies
and large musical numbers have been
introduced. which are interpreted by "A
large and particularly attractive female
chorus. Special attention has been
given TO the costuming and scenic pros
duction which makes Rudolph and
Adolph' not only one Of the best musi-
cal comedies on the road. but one OF
the brightest and most up-to-date.
The -Four Cohans everasting musical
comedy success. THE Governors Son."
by George ii. Cohan, under the direc-
tlon Of Fred Niblo Will be seen az the
Grand Opera House on Thursday night
The production is spectacular and brill
liant IN every way and can justly be
styled q cyclonic outburst OF mirth and
melody IL Is AN extremely clever and
entertaining farce and contains sufii-
Client plot to give TO the performance
consistency that is really admirable.
The fun Is fast and furious and OF the
kind that make duh moment impos-
sible. The cast shows careful selec-
tion and adequately meets all require.
ments; the choristers are seemingly
ideal in face and form, while their
dancing and singing In the ensemble
numbers are not the least enjoyable
features OF the performance.
Arizona" accorded by the critics OF
the East Augustus Thomas best play"
comes TO the Grand Opera House op
Wednesday night
This excellent drama has been kept
in the East ever since its original pro.
duction at the Grand Opera House.
/ Chicago and three companies have
been insufficient TO supply the popular
demand. People who are familiar With
Mr.. Thomas previous works. Ala.
bama" and In Missouri" win appre-
cinte the distinction conferred BY the
Implication in according Arizona" tbs
I position at the head of the list of this
writer's productions. Arizona" has had
two record breaking runs in New Yora
/ City and has played no less than four
I teen profitable engagements in Chicago
within the past four years II will be
given with practically the same COM
pany which had part I'm the recent
memorable run az the Academy of Mu-
Sic New York. and the same elaborate
scenic investiture-after sketches by
Frederick Remington-is promised
So great has been the success Of
vhat are known as book plays. that Is.
i dramatizations OF popular novels. that
/ almost all OF the recent successes have
{ been plays taken from the source
named. But even selecting "a book OUT
Of which to make "A play does not augur
uctess IL must De a book that has
! demonstrated that it contains what the
Public want. Such one is Charles
cunice's "a Lies Mistake" for Il
has been sold in countless numbers all
Over the world II has this year been
Gent into play form. and will be seen at
the Grand Opera House next Saturday
afternoon and night interpreted by
most competent cast, and staged IN an
effective manner