Evening journal., 1905-01-26
NOIES TIE r9n THEATRES


This evening Manager Baylis will pre-
sent at the Opera House. Charles Froh-
mans production of Augustus Thomas
latest comedy, "The other Girl. which
kept New York theatregoers in continual
good humor for the entire season, where
its run was successfully continued by Mr..
Frohman at his three leading theatres.
Besides furnishing amusement to New
York for an entire year, THE Other Girl''
served the purpose of bringing prominent
ly to the fore another Barrymore on the
stage-Lionel-who in the character of a
modern pugilSA has made one Of the
greatest hits accorded in dramatic annals.
Mr.. Frohman presents the play with its
brilliant New York accessories.
Dolly Warden" comes to the Opera
House tomorrow night. F. c. whitney
never does anything by halves. He is one
Of the successful managers who has found
the open sesame TO the store-houses of
all good things in opera.
Richard-Carle's performance Of Profess
sor Petubone,' in "The Tenderfoot,"
which comes to the Opera House on Sat
urday night, is considered one Of the
brightest pieces Of comedy character act
ing yet seen in this country. 1t ranks
equally with the best achievements OF
Joseph jefferson, Richard Mansfield or
Nat c. Goodwin.
Frank Daniels, one of the funniest OF
comic opera comedians, will appear at the
Opera House on Monday night in his great
musical comedy success. THE ONCE Boy
The jolly little comedian has apparently
found in this play an entertainment en-
tirely suited TO his peculiar methods. Mr..
Daniels is assisted by thoroughly cap
able company numbering nearly 100 peo-
pie and brings with him a production
which is an elaborate and handsome one.
Margaret Anglin's new play by George
Middleton, "A Wife's Strategy" will ap-
pear at the Opera House on next We'd
nesday night.
Even blizzard weather does not prevent
people from foregoing the pleasures of
the program at the Garrick theatre this
week. Many people braved the storm OF
Yesterday and enjoyed the bill The Eight
fassar Girls Ia beautiful singing and
scenic novelty continue 10 prove the star
feature, with honors for second place di-
yided between Howard and Bland and the
famous Castle Square Quartet. The minor
features Of the bin are new here and of a
character that cannot fan 10 add prestige
70 the Garrick and its class Of entertain
ment.
Selma Herman in the new play, We'd
ded, But No Wife" began a three-day's
engagement at the Lyceum this afternoon.
This charming actress Has a host OF
friends here, and it does not matter much
what sort Of play she appears in, she is
always sure Of crowded houses Theatre
goers are always certain of a good enter
tainment when Miss Hermans name is
at the head Of the bill. welded, But No.
WIFE" is a big show in every sense Of
the term.
The patrons Of the Lyceum are promised
an artistic treat in Texas. a four act COM
edy drama by Jane Maulding Feigl, which
begins an engagement at that theatre on
next Monday afternoon. Texas is play
Of life on the frontier bordering on Mex
leo, and is an accurate and truthful pic
ture Of the people and characteristics Of
that section Of the country. 1t will come
TO the Lyceum direct from New York
where IL achieved success Of lasting
sort The well-known firm of Broadhurst
a CuFrie are sponsors for the play. and
have mounted # lavishly, all Of the seem
cry having been painted from photographs
taken by the author, and the properties
having been purchased on the ground
where the play is located.
Too Proud to Beg will appear at the
Lyceum on February 2. and and THE
Two Little Waits" on February 6, Z and g
Thursday, February 2nd. is Candle
mass Day We have a large stock OF
beeswax candles. d. w. Lynch Co,
grOcers, Fourth and Madison streets,
Eighth and King streets.
Gave a Terrapin Dinner.