Evening journal., 1904-02-06

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cago. H.; Pike Stock Company. Gin
cinnati. Ohio; the Burbank Theatre,
Los Angeles. Cal Mr. Adams last en-
gagement was in the all-star cast OF
'Ping-Pong" at the Studebaker The
atre, Chicago His special line of work
is characters" in which he has dis
played fine ability y
A series of union services will be
held by Hanover ana Central Presby-
terian Churches beginning next Sab
bath evening. when the Rev. r. A. Nc
Curdy, d. d.. win preach. The Rev.
Robert F. Sample, d. D., IL D.. and
an ex-moderator of the General As
sembly, will preach in the Central Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath morn-
tng, aud afterwards at all OF the unionl
services save that of Sabbath evening.
These services viii be held in CcntraIl
Church on Tuesday Thursday and Fri
day evenings. The congregations wifi
be separate on Wednesday evening.
Dr. Sample is one Of our ablest anal
most sympathetic preachers A hearty
invitation to these services is extended
to the public.
The part of Lord Algy in r. C. Car
toms comedy, Lord and Lady Algy."
is one of the best William Faversham
eyer played. lie succeeds in pictur-
/ ing this young husband Of the smart
set so well that Notwithstanding his
evident weakness and foibles. he is. a
most lovable and interesting fellow.
Charles Frohman made revival Of
the play 4 the Criterion Theatre, New
York. recently and it instantly sprungi
into the same popularity that il hadl
when done at the Empire several years.
ago Mr.. Faversham viii have a splen-I
did supporting company which will in 4
clude Julie OPP in the part of LadyI
Algy, at the Grand Opera House on
Tuesday night
Miss Kate claxton, in "The Two Or
phans" comes TO Grand Opera House on
Wednesday afternoon and night for. in ali
probability, the last time. Miss Claxton'sI
art is said to be more virile than Of yore
and from the front she Is the same sweet
auburn-haired "Iouise'-such "a Louise
as thousand imitators have failed I'll
duplicate. The Two Orphans is really al
remarkable old piay, we'll equipped
scenically as II Is this season with new efl 4
fects II constitutes a performance of abs
sorbing interest Miss Ciaxton is said I'd
be the same sympathetic convincing act
ress that has made her one OF the mosd
popular of American stars.
Large audiences have been the rule|
at the Garrick Theatre this week. and
it is seldom that more deserving com-I
bination Of vaudeville stars have comdI
to town. Matte Keene and companyI
in Her First Divorce Case" and the|
BASQUE Quartette are the most pre-A
tentious features Of the program.
Manager Dockstader offers anotherA
good array Of talent for the week con-
mencing Monday next. including END
met Dewey and company, presenting
the roaring comedy. THE Sanity MrA
Billings Frederick and Amy Gottlob
In "A Bunch of Government Bonds.
Goldsmith and Hoppe. the Sport and
the Hebrew, the Lamotts. Wenona and
Frank, and others
The Aubrey Stock Company closes q
wen > tHbdBtHleul at the Grdnd Op7I
era House this evening. The attend
ance has been unusually large.
>"Child Slaves Of New York" closes
successful engagement of six perform
ances at the Lyceum Theatre thisa
evening. There will be matinee al
usual.
The attraction offered at the Grand.
Opera House on Friday. February 12'
matinee and night, will be the whirl
wind Of sensation, "A Break for Lib
! erty."
; Ali or most of the theatre-goind
public are familiar with the incidents,
surrounding the arrest. trial and DEATH
OF the celebrated Biddle brothers IL
! Pittsburg, and viii be anxious to see
what sort of. personages they win be
when shown in "a play.
/, While the author has followed as mead
/ as practicable the facts of the case. nd
has Of course elaborated and added
until he has evolved a story of intense|
heart interest that cannot fail to en-I
tertain and please all lovers of the|
drama.