The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-01-26

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ne play presents Il vasisenhisn'
picture 71lSes sof tho speeulator Of tlie
beard of rade and never ii I
tictions or H. drama ~ is said. have
we We been broagh ID forsibly tace
20 4 ACE vi 11 " inadness cf tlse
stock ;ehang u.
is3E Ghtcs4 IS the scene Of he aci ion,
the chief 4 Clara d ers are men Of busi
ness ~ Ee,nlterpr ise and wsai th the hero
&, jis;8a al.bmlll lonaire SSilo Scofners
j5thefI@heat only KS! find himself later
isc:ornered bsys Tie wheat alder i
signal s3.lg ma Ttlr5'anph nagniflcent
fight N
s. \ TIE Chicag Joan Board of Frade.
with the Yaeats pit III particulaF u
I l'c and "a CONTRAST between
ithe;dratna 81 rom Ilce eaact ed Upon
\ 'he sta Sc and the INN ~ mud more
Important drama that 5as lsy das az
syolyeiss,;s and none ssith The ,eis
!! y: slrreFs forcel s,ls. in lie
heroine most oi ali fiie ebntrasi
ssst fGrthtt ~ I'M pesnitar double
g ehataet herS luesliati Hon isieai.
lt,yi$ reality tliat one SEES tlis stisrl
ling c6nipari Son MS
n mig len Ii { srs
alton. She some ling dew
The wlonianSS Vi etioH and III tliS
stage herotnef 6ut ste the tfuesis
,of5true# 10 lie
liam Brady has inatie tl,f9
greatest effort Of his career In pre-.
jSsIeenting THE ana HI otsanizfss; he
isnpport for his star There are ok
great scenes. presentinS Tho Audit:
torlumSin Chicago during tie grand
opera season. the lawn ii the cressI
lers with an al fresco rehearsal Of
Romeo and SJllie t, he music room.
In tho Jadwin's home. The once of
Gretry, Converse and Company
brokers, the wheat plt, and last y.
all another room 81 the Tadwln
home.
Bertha eallands H. Doroth Vcrncnso Of
Haddon Halt
Bertha Galland, \ one III the mos
prominent and gifted Of our young
stars, will present her great success
OF last season, Dorothy Vernon or
Haddon Hall. at me Grand operG
House I'M March !. q
sss Miss Galland created il sensation II.
the theatrical world when she ap
Speared as the Princeas ottalie in
THE Pride of Iennico some years
ago she was young, beautiful and.
best ofsalls possessed that raresf AM!
most Desirable 81 IT temperament Az
though Miss Galiand added TO lit-|
lslanrelsI herSarti sttc performance oi
forest Iaoyers,s ana tNotre Dame. I
remained for il Fred zini,ne rman,
4 3Jr.s 81 proytd her with q play and q
role that gave her the opportunity
toSdemonstrates the fnll scope Of her
powers. II Isl eIdori thfl such an
elaboratelyI sbeantifu production lsas
ibeenamade q ages Old. even At this
age Of the w nderful possibilities o.
stagecyaft Pilot ographs of Haddsn
Hall sasS 1t stands day one ofliths
Isgrande Tell Hes Sof ediegal ;srchitecs
tire, were for@ ardsd III Mr., zimnieT
mans London agents and, entrusted
TO some Of the most noted American
scene painters were Reproduced cloth
ed In tho SIX riss ~ IL he teys Of 'sced
4 Queen Bess. III &
Miss y liam ktnnsbury
The aboYesis d fairly good likeuess
of Lillian III gsbury, the talented 40.
1; tress, who Wi he remembered BY our
4 theatre going ople Tor her excellent
work I'M support Of Robert Downing.
d when he ppeared IN this city In The
4 ,Gladiato Miss King sbiiry is this
season prominent In the support Of
Robert 3B Niantell and Marie Booth
Russell. The New yorls press was
4 very enthusiastic on Mr.. Manteil aud
Miss Russell and cone ratulated him
on securing such a talented actress
as Miss Xii gsbury
citations are nov pending %
secure ME-: Mantell for d date at the
4 Opera; House b fore The close of tho
present season <,
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