Evening journal., 1905-01-24


ter Alien, Frederick Tyler, Frederick
Tiden, J. Hartley Manners, Stanley
Dark, Bertram Harrison and Frank
Willard.
The Lyceum offers in Mann and
Buehler's "The Moonshiner's Daugh-
ter" which opened a three days en-
gagement at that theatre yesterday n
very pleasing production throughout,
the piece abounding in thrilling situa-
tions, startling climaxes and good COM
edy. The cast and scenery are well
selected and are very appropriate.
Miss Emile Gale is surrounded with
good company. There are a number
of laughable specialties interspersed
throughout the piece. This attraction
will remain at the Lyceum until to-
morrow night with the usual matinees.
Indians have a peculiar fascination
for all classes Of the community since
their introduction to the public through
such melodramas as The Denver Ex-
press" which appears at the Opera
House tomorrow afternoon and night.
Since the advent of THE Silver King"
few melodramas combining comedy,
pathos and touches of truly human
sentiment have appeared.
Miss Selma Herman, who will appear
in Welded But No Wife" at the
Lyceum on the last three days of this
week, was recently given an ovation
at Cincinnati when she opened
weeks engagement. While waiting for
her to appear at the stage door after
the matinee the crowd became so great
that it finally forced the door, and in
vaded her dressing room, in order to
give her a handshake.
A new play in four acts entitled
Texas" win be presented at the
Lyceum on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 80 81 and Feb
1, with matinees daily. The play had
a run of nearly two months in New
York and comes TO this city with the
original cast. Messrs. Broadhurst and
Currie have spared no expense to prop
erly present this great American play,
which is so thoroughly characteristic
of western life.
Lincoln ]. Carter has written a de-
tective play in TOO Proud to Beg"
that compares favorably with the
novels of Doyle Poe and Collins. 1t
viii be seen at the Lyceum on Febru-
airy 2, and 4.
"Two Little Waifs," the latest tri-
umph of Lincoln ]. Carter, will ap-
pear at the Lyceum on February 6, Z
and s.
The e splendid organization that
| Charles Frohman sends here in support
OF Lionel Barrymore in THE Other
Carl" Augustus Thomas latest and
cleverest play at the Opera House on
Thursday night, is calling for the
greatest attention from theatregoers.
Every player in the large dramatic or
ganization is well known.
The tuneful opera, Dolly Warden, %
comes to the Opera House on Friday
night.
Richard Carrie and ''The Tenderoot,' -
accompanied by a. bevy of charming
girls. will appear at the Opera House
on Saturday night.
The Eight Vassar Girls, presented by
Dial and Armstrong, are the most con-
kpicuous feature of the week at the
Garrick. and at both performances yes
terday the act was given an ovation
Aside from The musical quahties, which
are excellent. 1t is by far the mOsi
beautiful electrical production that has
lyet figured I'm a musical act at this wei
known house. Howard and Bland, IN
n brand new act THE Stage Manager
lhave "a comedy and a novelty I'm one
Howard's ability on the piano is oi
course a pleasing feature. The Castle
Square Quartette return for a farewell
performance before sailing for Soutf
Africa. They offer a straight singing
act. The above acts are exceptionally
strong. Others are Castor and Gilroy
an English duo, presenting the two
sailors in "The Wizard of OF" Car
Herbert, an expert magician; the Val
veno Brothers, physical culture ex
perts; Lavine and Leonard, an Euro
lpean novelty and the Kinetograph
with some original comedy pictures
The bill this week comes up to all re
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