The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-26
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lovers.


LAMKIN AT THE AUDITORIUM
The Y. Nj. c. A. always alert for the
best speakers has secured Evangelist L.
ID. Lamkin, d. D., to address, a monster
mass meeting for men at the Toler Audi
toriun2- this afternoon at $3.50 o clock. The
meeting is free TO all men and boys,
though a collection viii be taken TO de-
tray expenses.
Dr. Lamkin has announced an unique
subject: Seven Roads 10 Hell. and one
10 Heaven" tie is an eloquent and force
full speaker with a keen insight into
human nature and warm sympathy for
everyone who wants to lead a better life.
This is Dr. Lamkins last Sunday in
Wichita and the men Of the city and
strangers passing through are earnestly
invited to attend this service and hear the
message that he brings Special music
anc bright attractive meeting.
The Y N c. A. expects to have Mr.
mems meeting the following Sunday
THE BOHEMIANS
When pretty girls and handsome men,
all arrayed in elegant and attractive
costumes. jon hands and sing jolly. roll
licking songs. some one is going to be
entertained When this musical merry
making is carried into bohemia, oppor-
tunities for fascination are all the more
enhanced. Tuesday night viii be one in
Bohemia for the clerks and their friends
If auateur theatTicals are occasionally
to be lodged. one Of these occasions
win very likely not be Tuesday evening
when the uuprofessional Thespians Of
Wichita viii present in d professional
manner the musical comedy. The
Bohemians." al the Toler. under the
auspices Of Wichita local retail clerks
Judging from the stage rehearsals Of
last night the entertainment when pre-
scented for the first time TO the public
in this city VIII be fully up 10 what is
advertised To be and what each partici-
pant on the stage would have it be as
means of adding to his or her histrionic
glory.
The plot but the plot is mostly real.
live up-to-date. catchy musical compost
lions. rendered fully as well. no doubt.
as the composer anticipated that they
should he in order for his work to win
applause sprink-ed in freely with clever
dialogue and jokes that are witty and
productive Of hearty laughs
But then there is a plot just as much
as Weber and Fields were ever guilty
of springing in order to make people
laugh and grow fat. It's a stage play of
stage people. the real and only Bohemians |
SO they themselves. claim and of course |
in consequence the plot is never left out |
IN the green room too long during the |
sieges of mirthful bombardment.
IF these people are unknown to enter |
tanners Of theatrical audiences outside of |
Wichita. the names they adopt in this |
play are. most of them. famous through |
out the country. But a number of the |
fifty or more men and women, who viii |
appear in the play at the Toler Audi |
forum Tuesday, April 2S. have faced the |
lime light before. and have won marked |
hits in local productions Names of some |
of them. in fact, viii be recognized as
having appeared on the program of other
plays seen here previously.
The play is fun of specialties there
being two sextettes. either one of which
might rival the famous Froham seXtette.
Of which are impersonated in
these. The ping pong musical and dane
ing features is something similar to the |
one Clay Clement introduced a few weeks
ago in his new comedy, Ping Pong" at |
the Studebaker. in Chicago.
Considering all these features, and the /
( ct that the company has had excellent |
training under rthe direction of J. F. |
Matthews. there win likely be no duh /
after the curtain is rung up on
the performance.