The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-27
SUCCESS OF oLYMPIANs.
Three More Operas at the Casino Tn
 

Three More Operas at the Casino THIS .~e. Week,
 The engagement of the Olympia Mu- sical Comedy Company at the Pickett Springs Casino has been singularly successful. In fact the company has broken all records for business at the summer playhouse, the theatre hay . 2 been packed every night during the past week Even at yesterdays mati- nee when The Circus Clown" was pre- scented, the house was comfortably fill ed and the audience was more than pleased. ...
 During the week just closed the com- pany produced Said Pasha." Mas ootte" and "The Circus Clown" This week gives even more promise for au- dience and management of the com pany The first two nights of the week the Olympians will present The Tele- phone Girl" in which Edward Eagle ton will be seen as Hans Nix, the in spector of telephones and Miss Lottie Kendall will appear for the first time in Montgomery as Estelle Coo-Coo.
 There is good reason for the plays to be presented in better style this week than last week. The company is being strengthened for the winter sea- son. Three new persons will join the company this week and Miss Kendall and Miss Nina Seamans will be in the company. MISS ASuodIl AS JUG AtdhAil5 woman of the Olympians. After sing ing nine weeks In Mobile she made q hurried trip to New York and was not with the company during the past week. Accompanied by Miss Seamans, who Is a singer of repute, Miss Ken dall will reach Montgomery tonight. Miss seamans will play Susie in The Telephone Girl" which is said to be the best bill in the extensive repertoire of the company.
 Tn '"rhe Telephone GirT' Miss Hazel Coulter will appear as Beauty Fairfax. Miss Coulter is the handsome girl who made such a good impression yester- day singing The Belle of Avenue A. in "The Circus Clown" The Tele- phone Girl" brings out the full strength of the Olympia company MT. Pitkin will sing GoIdtop, MT Watson, the ten or. will sing Dick Marvel, Mir, Adde will be Saunders and Miss Barker will sing the eccentric part. Samantha Fair fax.
 For Wednesday and Thursday nights the oIympians will put on Chimes of Normandy" with Miss Kendall as Ser polette, MT. Pitkin as the Marquis and Mir. Eagleton as Gaspard. Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday matinee the company will produce "Olivette
 The smoothness with which this com pany produces these musical entertain ments has been matter or comment in MontEomery. The fact is the thirty odd members of the company are per sons of exceptional talent and they are directed by a musician of marked abil- Stv Mir. Reynolds Is more than mere musical director He is stage man aqer and a producer. Moreover, he has written a large number of popular songs and he has the ability to mould an entertainment to the popular taste.
 It Is highly probable that the Olym- pia Company will continue this week to play to the capacity Of the Caslho'
 What Some Actors Will Do.
 Here are the plans for this season of a few men and women of the stage well known to newspaper readers: 6othern and Marlowe will continue in Shakespeare, playing The Tanning of the shrew," Twelfth Night and 'The Merchant of Venice;" Dustin Farnum will stick to The Virginian;" Max inc Elliott will have new play, Her Great Match" Raymond Hitchcock vvflI ha aeen for the first time in