The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08

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ing week.
Eaoisr theaters, VIneWoOd park, Car
aaIH mark the State fair races, ana
ssrhe Great White Way as Inc FatlS
son-rrafnard Carnival company styles
their street fair combination togetnef
v-ffr ofher forms Of amusement which
may be found constitute a diVersl1eu
list from which 1t ought to be posslDle
for one to ma something to do every
minute. There should be no eoInpla
Of g dull and stupid week
me Beach & Bowers minstrel aggre-
cation begins a four days engagement
at the New Grand Theater tomorrow
night, Sunday evening, September D.
closing with the performance Wednes-
day evening, the 18th.
Beach & Bowers Minstrel company
Is said to now be the oldest minstrel
company OF negroes on the road under
one continuous management. 1t IS SAID
to be entirely new, original and funny
The singing and specialties have also
been praised.
1.-THE Brigadiers" in a musical COM
edy called mr.. Dooley on the Empire
Circuit" will follow the minstrel at
the New Grand, opening Thursday
evening, September Is, and remaining
Friday and Saturday with matinee Sat
urday.
This company comes recommended
rs q burlesque attraction advertising
a cast mostly girls. Tt will doubtless
do a good business the last three days
Of the fair week.
Three vaudeville acts which have met
with considerable favor IN other cities
have been secured by A. H. Hagen,
manager Of the Novelty theater, for the
show at this popular place of entertain
ment for the coming week and the first
performance OF which WITH be at a matt
nee tomorrow afternoon And one of
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vaudeville stage. This is presented by a
couple Of young women who call them
, selves THE Zolas," and their act which
they style as "a reflection" Is 9 sort of
q dancing act with Illusions which viii
furnish a number Of surprises for tht
audiences Doughett. and Jones will
present a high class comedy act enti-
tied THE Minstrel and the Manager .
and Harry Newman. who has consid-
cradle OF a reputation as q singer of
English coSter songs, is also on tire bill.
Werrel Spencer's illustrated song will
be IN the Haymaking Time and the
moving pictures VIII show two series
Of events, one called THE Bear and the
Sentinel and the other Love VS.. IT.
tie"
The Lyric theater, formerly the star.
just north Of the postoff1ce will open
with q matinee performance tomorrow.
This house will hereafter be known as
burlesque theater, although for fair
combination vaudeville and burlesque
performance, Manager F. A. Campbell
declares these has been apparent during
the past year preference for bur
lssque entertainment, and that new
houses Of this character have been
springing up in all parts Of the country.
topeka, he says is not to be behind the
times He promises entertainment
unique and different from the ordinary
vaudeville. He is emphatic in his as
surances that they will be refined and
possible for ladies' and children to at
tend B. E. Mcconnell, late Of Beach
& Bowers Ministries will sing nlustra-
ted songs this week. He is good
Schnitz Seymour as leading comedian
VIII do a Dutch nonologue. Miss Alta
Pound has led chorus work for two
years for Kolb & Dill and will undoubt-
edly make good, and the Lyric quar-
tette viii furnish a portion Of the en-
tertainment New features are prom
ised for each week.
There is nothing of more than usual
importance announced for Vinewood
park during State fair week All the
permanent attractions will be in full
swing, and the park will prove a treat