Evening journal., 1906-11-22

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O ClaIlI's Runaway Girls Company,
whichopens IT'S tibee days engagement
here olla next Monday November 26s at
Grand Opera House. iE conceived to
be one OF the hest and cleanest ex-
travaganza companies that is extant.
Judging from the newspaper criticisms
sent TO the managers here in advance
II Is evident that this company has
neither a suggestive word or action that
would tend TO offend even a lady or
child. Manager Clark has made Il his
aim to present to the burlesque- loving
people an attraction that would not Of
fend the most fastidious.
One Of the funniest musical COM
edies OF the year is "The Mayor OF
Laughland" which comes back to the
Grand Opera House Thanksgiving Day
for two performances. Mr.. Waters, the
star. has already won a big following In
Wilmington. and will unquestionably
pack the big playhouse at both per-
.formances.
Cowboys. Indians, e6w opunchefs ana
horses are seen galore in Montana" 3"
the latest Of Western plays. There is
a race for life on horse back. fight
with bowie knives in the dark, mine
explosion and realistic rain storm. To
carry all this through there are re-
.quired twenty players to depict the diff
ferent characters. Harry d. Carey.
the author, plays the leading role Of
Jim Graham, foreman OF the famous
Budshorn ranch. Montana" isthe at
traction at the Lyceum on November
26. p and 2s.
The latest Rowland and Clifford mus
ical melodrama hit. THE Phantom
Detective" viii be presented here to-
day Friday and Saturday at the Ly-
ceum Theatre. Lem B. Parker is re-
sponsible for the book: Clarence wrote
the music, and there are many special
songs and several hits. The leading
character is not the old-school detective
fellow. but rather an up-to-date chan
who does clever work in ferreting out
very complicated case keeping tho
audience mystihed through his novel
methods. The play is Of the rather ex-
citing Kind, but never lurid. The mu-
sical ensembles are nicely taken care
Of by show girl chorus. comedy quar-
tette. and several noted vaudeville
players. A big company, with Arnold
G. Baldwin in the leading role, tell this
new stage story intelligently. The inn
mense trick scenic outfit is a novelty
A den Of real lions are also part Of
the production and as a brand new
different theatrical Offering. "The
Phantom Detective" is entitled to first
place this season.
The Peruchi- -Gypzene COMPANY
closed two days engagement at the
/ Opera House last night and this morn
ing at o'clock left on the yacht La
gonda for Wilmington. y. c.. where
it viii open its fan and winter season
/ In cities of the South. After last
nights performance a dinner was
given members OF the company by Dr.
and Mrs. George w. Quinn Mr.. anf
Mrs. Peruchi made a number OF
/ friends while in Wilmington and will
return here in the spring for a three
weeks visit which they will devote tc
pleasure trips upon the river. FISHING
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friends.
Those who follow the shows a, the Gar
rick appear TO be pretty wei please,
! with the entertainment This popular fam
lily playhouse presents This week. Th
comedy side OF the bin is particular!
strong. especially the numbers offered b.
I Charles Bowser and Nadine Winston
and The Eleven Crazy JJJJJJJJ's Of Jeai
Bednis. II these were the only number
on the bill one could hardly say the,
were not getting their moneys worth
Frankie Richards OF "Reno and Richards
! The Casino Comedy -Four. The ouigle
Brothers: All Gibson and Leila Garvlr
and The Kinetograph with some yer
good pictures illustrating the trial Of
husband who undertakes to secure evI
dence against his wife, al 90 to furnis
some. very good amusemonts.
The coming concert at the Gran
Opera House. by Ellen Beach Yaw. )
creating great interest among the socia
4 and musical circles OF Wilmington
| prlma donna of international fame. SUP
I ported by a company CT 9rtists each on
\ noted at home and abroad. will render
/ program varied in the extreme.
ARMY and NAVY FOOTBALL GAME
Special Train via Pennsylvania Rail
road.
Leave wilmington. December /, 12.1'
'ip. m, running through TO Broad Stree
Station, Philadelphia, and stopping a.
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