The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-14
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Music and Drama
At the Crawford.

Few colored organizations have ever
given a performance that was in all re-
spects as satisfactory as that of the
Georgia Campmeeting Company last
night, at the Crawford The play is
above the average usually presented by
a cOIored company. and the manner in
which il was presented was excellent
Every member in the company has
good voice and knows well how TO use it.
The many coon songs sung throughout
the evening were sung in manner that
seemed to please immensely for the APP
plause did not cease until the singer had
responded three or four times. The owl
and the Moon" sung by A. A. Copeland,
Miss Raymond and company made a de-
cided hit. The dancing was fine. espe-
cially the character dance by Desdunes
and Harris. Skinner Harris. in the part
of Jim Hazey. kept the audience in roars
of laughter. Count De Robio. the uni
cycle expert, was a feature of the even
ing In all. this performance surely left
nothing to be desired.
Tonight, international Biascope Com
pany" life motion pictures. Special fea-
ture, Wichita Fire company.
The picture taken of the Wichita Fire
department during their run on Douglas
avenue last Wednesday. was shown at
Ieavenworth on Monday and Tuesday.
and created a sensation.
1t has turned out even better than was
expected. and as it is the first motion
picture taken in Wichita, is arOusing
quite an interest in the showing of it
at the Crawford tonight and tomorrow.
Besides this. there will be numerous other
new and novel pictures shown To the
Thursday night performance ladies' will
be admitted free under the usual condi-
tons
While there has been quite a sale for
this performance. there are number
of good seats left and those intending
to go would do well to get them before
night or they may have to wait for the
second performance
''MalOneys Wedding" a farce comedy,
replete with American humor and Irish
wit comes TO the Crawford on next Sat
urday night. 1t boasts of funny dia
logues irresistible situations, gay girls
Respondent in modish millinery con-
ceits. tuneful music and catchy songs.
1t does not depend on slap-stick absurd
tiles nor scenic impossiblities TO recon-
mend il to public favor but resorts to
comedy. an excellent ensemble and pos
sible plot and a company worthy Of
more than ordinary consideration, and
that its effort are met with appreciation
by fun loving if not consistent public
is evidenced by the financial and artistic
success it has met with.
An attraction. new this season, and
which is possessed of much merit and or
iginality is that of the clever Swedish
dialest comedian and Northland singer.
Mr. Ben Hendricks in Mr. Sidney r.
Ellis romantic comedy drama. Erik of
Sweden" which comes to the opera
house next Tuesday. April 18th. Mr..
Ellis has reason o be proud of the en-
thusiastic reception OF his star wherever
seen MIR. Hendricks. the star of the at
traction. is said to have verified and even
exceeded ali predictions to his success
in this field and is acknowledged as
leader in romantic Swedish comedy. AS
a singer he is counted one of the best.
having ! voice Of much purity and power
and sweetness, together with knowledge
OF how To use it TO the best advantage.
His songs are new and fresh and will
become popular.