Evening journal., 1904-02-19
THEATRICAL NOTES


The Denver Express will be the at.
eractlon at the Lyceum, opening Thurs
day' February 20. at the usual matinee
This play under the direction of Hol.
den Brothers, has been highly success
ful for the past five years and need,
no introduction. The play is in five
acts and tells the story of the IA,
west, containing all the popular ele-
nlents that go to make up successful
Play. With strong comedy and sen.
sational scenes. An interesting stor,
with a thread Of love blended through.
OUT the whole play introducing a strona
cast Of players that have been Identified
win the attraction for the past three
seasons The company includes such
names as Bernice Howard, Lotta En-.
mons Maude Holden. John A. Preston
william Mong. tritze Il. Boone. Johr
Myhe Jas. j. Walls and others. Vau.
deville viii be introduced between acts
making almost a continuous perform.
ance. u
The bin at the Garrick this week Is sont Z,
which appeals TO all admirers OF high.
GLASS vaudeville. Louis Simon and ciraa
Gardner a Co., IN their absurdity e,9
uted ''rhe New Coachman" present az,
OF the bigggest laughing hits Of the sea
SON. The Bachelors Cub, the very a.
senoe OF excellence. is one Of the ulfra.
pleasing features on the program. JOIN
ana Bertha Gleason and William HIoiiu.
nan clever musical and dancing team,
iony Rider and his remarkable aearea,,s
ton OF trained monkeys; Wenonas anl 8
FRANK the expert marksman from IN,
tar west IN some highly sensational shooftc
ing, lhese ana numerous others go IA
mi3ke-up an excellent entertainment.
You can't fool al the people ali the
l'me' but you can certainly please an tht
people most Of the time If you keep AT b.
eHd lhat IS what ! am doing IN "A Littlt
ou'2ast saws Manager George Il. Gin.
Hat ar. GINS theory IS true was demon.
S'la'eu ny the success of his productior.
winch was the biggest money maker ohY
iaSt season and that he means to keen ,ir
us standard Of excellence is evident from
'he elaborate production which he-haYe
sent Out this year and which will be seer
~ the Lyceum Theatre next Monday
Feoruary 2. % and "a. The scenery and
eds1 excel anything in its class on shs
road and special announcement has iusi
peen made OF the engagement of Maste,
George Emmons Meyer, The phenomina,
noy soprano Of Chicago as soloist I'm the
famous Newsboys' Original Quintet.
The Corse Payton stock comnanv
presented Resurrection at the Opera
House last night to an audience. which
despite the stormy weather. was LARGO
ana appreciative. This is one of The
most elaborate plays ever attempted by
a stock company here, but il was a
creditaole performance I'm every re-
spect This afternoon the matinee at
traction is The Sultans Daughterf
ana this evening Robert Emmstg viii,
be given. The vaudeville between fhe
acts Is an important feature Of the
engagement.
''The Governors SON" George NJ. CO.
hans merry musical farce, was presented
at the Iyceum Theatre yesterday after.
noon and will continue there the re.
mainder Of the week. afternoons AMI
evenings 1t is the first time
that the production ever has been
sene here az the popular prices which
prevail at The Lyceum. IL IS that Of Fred
Nioa and has not been shaFtened or the
company cheapened. John AIcVeigh. as
Aisy the governors son sings and dances
eNcelenty and is clever at an times.
Charles Pusey is the governor and leaves
nothing to be desired. Will Halliday as
Bin Swift, Ruth Haibert as Mrs. Dockis
Dickson, Iiilda Hawthorne as the widow.
Harry w. Lester as Diclde Dickson. wal.
ter Chester as Benjamin Curtis the Jealous
husband Louise Gould as Mrs. Curtis and
George II. Williams as the governor 81
private secretary are all good. The scenery
is the most elaborate which has been
mounted az the Lyceum this season. IA
a matter Of fact this company does not
always play at popular priced houses. "
Year after year Hoyts "A Texas stecr.i
goes over the circuits and each year earns
a big bank account for its owners. This is
PTS fifteenth season with no dimnution in
FITS staying qualities. This play has been
better cared for than some of the Hoyt
productions as the cast has always been
exceptionally good. The original Texas
Steer Quartet are stin the same sweet
singers after remaining an these years.
This attractive play comes to Grand
Grand OPERA House on Tuesday after
noon and night.
A Rusty Stove is a Disgrace.
Cartmelrs stove enamel stops it.