Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-17

on at the Garrick to take the place of
cess OF two seasons ago. Fay Temple
ton and Peter F. Daily in "A Little
of Everything" are doing well at the
Broadway.
Edna Mays popularity continues at
Days and "Piff, Paff. Pauf'' is still
doing good business at the Casino.
The Royal Chef at the Lyric is to
be taken off after THIS week and it will
go back to Chicago where it has al
ready had long run. The next az
traction at the Lyric is to be Herbert
Kelley and Effie Shannon in Ger
man military play entitled, "rrap PSI
henrietta Crossman in Sweet Kitty
Bellairs' remains at the Belesco The
alter and she is just as sweet as ever.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
is drawing big houses at the Savoy
william Collier enters on his last week,
IN The Dictation' at the Criterion and
Checkers" at the Academy of Music
| is doing record breaking business
THE Isle of Spice enters on it's
Military Mad is renewing it's sue
fourth week at the Majestic and it is
safe to say that it will remain there for
many more weeks.
On Monday night the Hudson The
alter will open with VIM. Faversham,
always a great favorite here, in Lefty
play by Arthur Wing Pinero. This
play has already enjoyed successful
season in London. Miss Carlo+ta Neil
son will play Lefty andMiss Julia Opp
also has an important part. From the
cast and what we have heard of the
play from London gives us hopes Of
seeing something that will strike
home"
Tuesday night will see the opening Of
in "The Serio- Comic Governess" a
comedy by Israel Zangwell.
Mrs. Fiske will open the Manhattan
on Wednesday night with a revival Of
'I;,anky Sharp" dramatizatior OF
Thackerays Vanity Fair" by Lana don
Mitchell. Mrs. Fiske has surrounded
lers+'f with an admirable company
| which includes George Arliss who made
a great impression as the Minista. If
War IN The Darling of the Gods" Mr..
Arlss is one Of the most careful and
artistic IS of the day. and Mrs.
E. ;she has done we'll to Sc 'r his sup
ort.
Oliver Doud Byron, known from the
| Atlantic TO x. Pacific a e years ag }
AS one Of O. greatest expOacnts Of
melCdra,na coming back to the fold
| again and will be seen this season with
| Ada Rehan. Mr.. Byron is the father Of
| Arthur Byron who is now playing at
the Princess in Jacks Lit - Surprise"
Miss Marion Jacques, a young soci-
ETY. lady of this city, who recently COM
pleted her musical educat ~ in Paris,
is to make her debut this evening at
Hurtig and Seamons Music Hall. MIS-
jacques has a rich and me- n1ious voice
of a high pitch remarkable for its
sweetness nd expression ar it is safe
to say that she will some day be one
Of our leading operate stars. Her
friends and admirers are legion and
they all wish her a great success in her
musical career. Miss Jacques halls
originally from ST. Louis, where her
father was at one time prominent in
| the thea trical business. She returned
only a few days ago from that city
where she spent a most pleasant sum-
mer, during her absence here many
were the rumors regarding her engage
ment to be married which have all been
denied by all parties mentioned. Miss
Jacques, upon being questioned by the
| .l~o 1, ort %C
which she intends to devote her life
too dearly to even think Of getting mar
ried THAT subject is fartherest from
my mind" said she "and these rumors
have been very annoying to me-