The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
TREATS IN STORE.
Manager Haskell Names Some of the
Attractions that VIII Visit His
House this Month and
Later on in the
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Attractions that VIII Visit His
House this Month and
Later on in the
Season,
The present apparent lull in the
local theatrical season is only q tenn
porary calm for rush of fine at
fractions can be expected before the
month is over and during every
month of the remainder of the sea
son the Park opera house will shine
with brilliant attractions.
Paul Gilmore, who made such a
hit here last year in Captain Deb
is TO be an early attraction
If you want to live over your college
days you should see Paul Gilmore
in his new play. AT Yale" the great
est of all college plays There you
will see the boys In Vanderbilt hall,
at all their tricks and play. There you
will hear a real college club sing all
the old college songs and the upto
date ones as well. There you will
see an actual boat race between
Yale and Harvard crews-the great
est mechanical device ever invent
the exciting finish of the
race. and there is a beautiful scene in
front of the famous Griswold hotel at
eastern point near New London, Con
necticut. on the night after the race,
showing all the boys and their friends
celebrating the victory.
One of the newest and best musical
farce comedies of the day is "Hooli-
gan's Troubles" which appears here
on Wednesday night, December II,
II is in its fourth season and is built
upon the humorous catastrophes of
one "Hooligan" who has been made
famous by his antics in the New York
and Chicago Sunday papers. There
is a band and orchestra and a bevy
of pretty girls.
Not far in the future Countess
Olga Won Hatzfeldt will be seen here
in Anna Held's costly production of
THE Little Duchess" Her company
numbers fifty, and includes many
names that are well known in comic
opera and musical comedy. The or
iginal libretto by Harry b. Smith.
who may be reckoned as Americas
most successful librettist, has been
reconstructed and adapted to the new
star, while Reginald De Koyen's mus
ical score has been enriched by inter
polations of the popular sort.
Another early attraction will be
Miss Helen Byron, the winsome and
noted little commdinne in the spark
ling musical comedy Sergeant Kit
ty." There are seventy people in
her company. This little two act
musical comedy seems to contain
everything that play goers want
and has made a great hit everywhere
this season. Miss Byron who plays
Kitty La Tour or Sergeant Kitty, is
beautiful girl and justly entitled to
distinction as star. The company
is full of pretty girls.
"Nettie the News Girl" a hustling,
bustling melodrama, is another early
attraction. 1t is from the pen of
Lem. b. Parker.
Among the other bookings for an
early date might be mentioned "At
Cripple Creek" a picturesque and
stirring drama of life in the heart of
the Rockies. This is one of Hal Ried'
plays and is considered by many as
his best. A beautiful story is told
the scenic effects are magnificent and
a strong company is playing.
Charles u. Hanford the popular
actor will be seen here
in his stupendous production of Jul
ius Caesar" in the late winter. Han
ford's visits are always great events
in the local amusement circles.
AS previously announced Maude
Fealy. one of the sweetest of the
young American actresses, will be
seen here on the evening of Decem-
Der 2Gth in the delightful comedy
written especially for her The Illus
ion of Beatrice
The management of the lecture
course have the credit of paying the
largest amount of money that has
,ver been paid to any theatrical. opera |
or concert company, that has visited |
This city The concert company that
at the Congregational
church on wednesday evening we
received guarantee OF
$500.
Among other companies that are
booked to appear at the Park opera
house, are;
Josh Perkins
"The Sultan Of Sulu.
THE Sign of the Cross
Alberta Gallatine.
Hans and Nix
Florence Roberts.
Under Southern Skies.
Dolly Warden"
Creston Clarke.
Way Down East "
Quincy Adams Sawyer,
The Shop Girl"
THE Bell of Japan
THE Fast Mail"
Alice Sit by the Fre.'
The management of the Park op-
.ra house also has several other large
.ttractions in view to complete the
aognn