The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-09

Coming TO the Crystal Falls opera |
house next week Is Happy Hooli- |
gam, probably the most successful,
and certainly one OF the most enter
tanning farce comedies ever produced.
The plot, or rather the outline OF
such plot as affords groundwork for
this musical absnrdity, is based on
Mr.. r. Opper's Happy Hooligan"
cartoons, published in the New York
Journal and its associate newspapers
OF the Hearst syndicate. The genial
Hobo as pictured by Mr.. Opper has
become a foyorite In nearly every
household in the country, and his
perdilection for always getting into
trouble, while not meaning TO do so,
has caused laughs by the millions.
The theatrical version OF Happy
Hooligan" was arranged by Mr.
Frank Dumont. and for this seasons
edition OF it, he has entirely rewrit-
ten the lines, scenes and comedy in
cidents, bringing them up TO the
very minute. The production too,
is entirely new in every detail. Last
seasons Happy Hooligan" was a big
money maker, and so for the current
tour over S25O00.00 has been invested
in scenery, costumes, and in engag-
ing the services OF the very best peo-
pie available for the different roles.
Among the features are the widely
discussed diamond ballet, most
beautiful effect and chorus OF
twenty-five OF the most beautiful
Show girls ever brought together un-
der one management. In the com
pany are such artists as the Gibney
Sisters, Ed. Coe, Fabel Saunders,
Knox Bros, the Church City Quar-
tette and Charles Saunders.
All the latest sheet music for sale
at Dan Dewy's new music store.
While at his homestead last Sunday
Frank Vanderpool was attracted by
the barking Of hounds and later in
vestigation showed him two big black
hounds chasing big buck. The dogs
chased the deer way up around the
lake and he supposed that they had
gone from the vicinity. Later the
deer appeared upon the opposite side
OF the lake with the dogs after him.
The deer finally took refuge In the
lake but the dogs finally got at him
and killed him.
LoeT:-A suit box, containing suit
OF clothes, on road TO Mansfield, mar
ked, Martin Anderson" Finder
leave at this Office and get reward.
The Crystal Falls boys who had
planned going TO the Mesabi were
stopped by letter telling them not
to leave here for couple OF weeks.
Owing TO the backward spring work
is slow in opening up there,
Mrs. r. Il. Dunn has been very seri-
ously i'll for several days this week
and at this writing is still very low.
John Stahl was at Houghton visit
ing relatives the fore part of the week.
w. X. Dawson left Thursday even
ing for Battle Creek TO assist In car
ing for Captain Bennett who is In the
sanitarium at that place.
Chas. III. Watson, NJ. III. Moriarty
and JAS. +. Corcoran went To Chicago
on business trip last Thursday.
LosT:-A shoe string purse lined
with red satin. Contained pocket
book in which were about six dollars.
Finder will leave at this office and re-
ceive reward.
Miss Ethel Fleweling Is home from
her school duties at Fond du Lac, Wis.
for her spring vacation.
Smoke La Plante. l0c straight
Cigar. III. Q. Buenger, M'f'gr.
Prof. David Castel is talking OF or
ganizing an orchestra at Iron Noun
tain.
Mrs. VIM. Bregger is reported as
very sick.
Geo. Voos is down from BalSam
where he spent the winter looking
after the logging operations OF Gibson
x Co.
A. G. Sudds has been at Charming
the greater portion Of the week work
ing at carpenter work.
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