Evening journal., 1905-10-05

her family. Her elder brother i'm par
iticuar, the man OF the house takes
upon himself to rule her with a rod
of iron to which she as resolutely OBJ
jects. and out of which grows the de-
noument of the play. The scenic en-
lbellishments are said to be unusually
attractive, the cafe scene i'm the second
act being particularly effective. This
is from the hand of the well-known
Frank Dodge, and is claimed to be one
Of his master efforts.
Beyond the question of a doubt Hal
Reid's latest effort, "The Gypsy Girl"
lis unquestionably the melodramatic
success of the year. II will be seen
here October o. 10 and II at the Ly-
iceum Theatre. with matinees Monday
and Wednesday. under the manage
ment of William r. Keogh, with Dolly
Kemper in the title role.
welded and Parted" booked at the
Lyceum for October Il. Is and IA. is
the latest of Theodore Kremer's pyro-
technical melodramas to be touched off
by the managerial hands of Sullivan,
Harris and Woods. and judging from
the report made a strong hit and
doomed brilliantly in the Metropolis.
Maud Pratt Chase and Company in
"A novelty number written by the au-
thor of "The Shepherd King" are
among the attractions at the GarriclS
Theatre this week. The act is well
staged and ably produced, and is a de-
lcided variation from the average run
lof vaudeville The Cravens, i'm "a Wild
West lariat throwing exhibition; Fitz-
gerald and the pretty little Sisters
Roma in club swinging stunt; Coins
lPantomime Dogs and the Fern Com
ledy Four are some OF the good features
onered this week.
Very clean and really very fine
work" is the way the San Francisco
] IChronicle. defines the performance OF
Henry Lee. the character actor, who
makes his first appearance at the Gar
rick Theatre next week.
The beautiful ballad entitled "In Tha
Ivy Covered Cottage Down the Lane.
written by Charles T. Edwards compose
of sadie Won't You BE My Little Lady
which is one Of the song Successes of thi
season. viii be introduced with ILLUSTRATED
pictures, by Joseph Hart, OF this city
between the acts during the performance
T of the Gypsy Girl" next Monday, Tues
iday and "wednesday nights at the Lyceum
; The views for these slides were taksl
from the most picturesque scenes alonl
the Brandywine. This song is a great ia
vorite with the minstrel companies AM
] song Illustrators. 1t is published by Brow
and Edwards of this city.
The Opera House will present mex
, Monday night an entertainment whicl
! is said to be up to date and sparkling
with novelties. The performance viii
be given by Fred Irwin's New Males
tics. which is among the leaders in tn
burlesque field this season. The com
pany is composed of number of clev
= Ter comedians and a big chorus of hand
n some girls who will present bright
. Taught provoking entertainment, funn.
in dialogue, tuneful in music clever II
= conception and gorgeous in dress. Tn
i two buresques. Down the Line" AM
4 l"For Girls only" are said to be the hes
= of their kind, and contain many laugh
able situations; also full of the lates
+, songs and dances.
A musical comedy feast is in stor
next Tuesday night at the Opera Hous
when thee bowling success "A Ho
Old Time" will pay its last visit be
!. fore retiring for good.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" will b
y the attraction at the Opera House ol
Friday of next week. This farce
. which is said to be funnier thai
Jane" "Charley's Aunt" or "The Pri
vate Secretary" comes direct from it
j. three months successful engagement
!. at Powers Theatre. Chicago. where
j. received the endorsement of the pres
y land theatre loving public.
"The County Chairman Georg
AIDES pictorial comedy graphical
acted by Henry w. Savage's capabl
land carefully chosen company will b
+ the attraction at the Opera House o
a Saturday of next week.
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