The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-23
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

''Davy Crockett" Ed Redmond's sue
cessful impersonation viii be given by
Mr.. Redmond and his company tonight
at the New Crawford a. the opening bill
ances. Women accompanied by holders
of paid 80 or 50 cent tickets VIII be ad-
mitted free tonight. For Loves Sake
VIII be the bill for the 10 and 20 cent
matinee tomorrow. and at night Asleep
at the Switch" viii be given.
On Sunday night the patrons of the
New Crawford viii have a pleasant sur
prise in store for them, when the biz
New YORK comedy drama, The Fatal
Wedding" will appear. The plot is
powerful one and deals with the adj
ventures of a scheming woman who. as
sisted by q male accOmplice, encOm-
passes the ruin of a happy family and
the separation Of q wife from her hus-
band and children. in order that she can
contract marriage with the husband
and thereby gain his fortune. She is
prevented from doing this. however. By
the timely Interference of two charac-
ters a Frenchnan and an Irish servant
woman, who in their respective parts
furnish no end of amusement for the
audience.
Tickets for THE Christian began
selling briskly today. The prosperous
and lasting career of 'The Christian, %
which is to be given Monday at the
New Crawford. is an undisputed fact
and is among the most important of the
seasons offerings. Liebler & Co. the
original producers, promise fine cast.
together with handsome complete stage
settings giving assurance Of the same
excellence throughout as has heretofore
been enjoyed by theater patrons. Tie
prices are 25, IS, so, rs cents and 81.
Broadhurst & Currie, the owners and
managers of Mr.. Jolly of Joliet" III
81 -1-
New Crawford Thursday in the title
role. is one of the most reliable and sub
stantial firms Of amusement in America
and have always catered to the very
best class Of theater-goers with high
class plays and companies exclusively.
Their past reputation is a sufficient
guarantee Of the excellency of any new
star or play they may exploit and that
Edward Carvie IN Mr. Jolly Of Joliet
is one OF the very best musical farces
on tour is a foregone conclusion.
Among the important theatrical at
fractions on the road this .season is the
new star. Charles D. Herman supported
by the Warde company. This Organi-
zatiOn consists of twenty people and
they carry a carload Of scenery for their
productions, which include Henry Guy
Cartoons venetian romance 1.-THE
Lions Mouth" Celia Logan's French
romance Castor Cadol" and Shakes
peare's tragedies "Othello" and Mac
beth" and Romeo and Juliet" The ma
Jority of the company were in the SUP
port of Frederick Warde last season.
The tour Of the company is under thu
management of Arthur f. Warde. eldest
son of Frederick Warde who for years
was manager of his father, the Warde-
James combination. Marie Jansen.
Frank T3nnehiH and other successful
stars and plays. They come to the New
Crawford next Friday and Saturday
To Our Friends, Patrons and Visitors.
We desire to call your attention to our
exposition bargain We have selected A
choice sample assortment of pickles and
condiments which we have put together
IN small lots and which viii be sold
for dollar, providing the order is
taken at our booth in the exposition
building We have spared no pains or
expense in making our booth the finest
and will be glad to have every ore call
and examine our goods and place an
order with us for this great bargain. Re
member the place.
KJIE4NF. & co