The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-12-25

1nIe Of thar big spectacle, Brown VIII
be assisted by six pretty girls, wiz
make up an attractive ACT Music anC
\ lysics for the piece were supplied ~
\ Jerome u. Kern and Grace Wright
! Forbes will be remembered in yaude
vile as the author Of thar decidedly
interesting sketch. THE Chorus
Lady"
What Is said 10 he The cleyerest and
funniest comedy creation OF recent
years Is booked for an early appear
ance Al the opera house, Saturday,
Dec amber Goth, matinee and night,
AM Manager p. Williamson is shak-
ing hands with himself and, metro.
phoiically speaking, throwing bo.
auets AT the same lllust rious individ-
uai for his gocd fortune in securing
SO successful and thoroughly enjoy
able an attraction as the Lyman
Twin Brothers" the famous twin
con 9dians and their big company in
the elaborate musical comedy THE
Rustlers' This funny play includes
one Of the strongsst casts today in
muicsl comedy, a stupendods scenic
display A dainty chorl,s of pretty
girls, abundance Of sweet music and
clever dancing together with host
OF funny comedians and numerous
noTelties and effects original with this
go 10 make up one of the
most pleasing entertainment today
before the public, The beautiful elec-
trical effects together with the swee
singing and graceful dance which ara
seen at every tlrn make this atrac-
rion superior r any Of its class
Mrs. Ned WaybuFn. wife Of klaw
and E.langer's stage manager, whose
work was SHOWN in the fine hadling of
the Mcintyre and Heath chorus NM
bers has sued the producer Of novel
chorus acts for a legal separation
Mrs, Wayburn was one Of the origi
nal "Florodora" girls and married the
stage director during the run Of THAT
piece in New York
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TOD Sloane seems 10 have mel with
failure in mis- vaudeville stunt. The
once premier jockey recently an
peared at Hammerstain Victoria in
I monologue built along the lines laid
iown in James j. Corbetts heart-fo-
heart talks with his audiences. Ted
las not been booked very extensively
since his first week. II is one thing to
'.de horses and quite another 10 pilot
! monologue 10 success.
George G. Tyla. who is the direct
ne head of the theatrical firm Of
I.lehler & Co, was on the sick lisr
ast week threatened with an attack
# appendicitis. Mr. Tyler while
abroad last summer suffered r similar
attack, hut escaped me necessity OF
VI operation de is being attended ny
wo physicians and Is reported 10 be
recovering slowly.
OF all the great American plays, the
III historical drama OF 'Tncie Toms /
'abinp has the etfongast hold on the |
,eoplF. II is beyond question one of /
he best plays ever written, hence the |
rarm place ir holds in the hearts OF
II people OF every class. The greatest .
reduction that this American classic
yer had will be given at the opera
ouse Monday, Jan. LIST. New Years
lay, matinee and night. Watch for tho
ig street parade
Jefgeys Lewis has been secured TO
lay a prominent part in THE Clans
ian which Il being organized in Now
ofk for run there. Miss Lewis viii
ppear as the negro NANNY. Graycs
colt. former stock fayorite in Gin
innatl. has been secured to take a
lrly part Ia the same production. The
'ading role was 10 have been played
: 1Iolbcok Blinn. who has beeu rest
" since THE Duchess of Dantzog'
as taken OFF the road. II turns ont,
oweYer. that Blinn, who Is a great
lvorite in London, has been backed
y wealthy friends in a theatre there.
Inch h.. will manage and produce
~ plays 70. IT, II is likely that he will
e released from his American con-
'acr IL order 70 carry ont the London
Ians which he has long had in his
ind. Blinn. though an American, has
on his greatest success on the other /,
dh lie first vent to London in the
.enoTahla scramble between Froh-
an and Brady with their Chine .
ars. The Fist Bora" aud THE
at aud the Cherub" Tue latter pierre
ade a big hit in London aud ran for
'er a season. Blinu played the doc
r In that PRODUCTION and his ndivid-
i success made him such a fayorite
at he has been IN demand ever since
d has appeared in some OF the great.
/ London successes Of recent years.
James O'Neil IS approaching HE G
e thousandeth performance Of I'd D
lnd Dantes in the dramatic version o
Monte Christie" O'Seill Is one of 4
q sichcst aciCrs in the business. bur q