The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-09-04

Buster Browns Holiday" will be the
attraction at the Burlington Auditorium
on Thursday evening, September 6.
Theatre goers are we'll pleased that Man
ager tanning has secured this UP to date
musical comedy in which fifty-five people
appear. Its presence at Burlington filled
the Auditorium last year. See advertise
ment.
George AIDES greatest success, THE
County Chairman" presented by one of
Henry Savage's largest and best companies,
will soon appear at the Burlington Aud
itorium and theatre goers can whet up
their appetites for a brilliant feast. The
present seasons production of the County
Chairman" will be made on a elaborate
scale, SURPRISING nearly all of the road at
fractions, an exceptionally fine company,
the one that enjoyed the long and splendid
New York runs, is being hauled around so
as to give the production the same mag
niticent atmosphere as marked its runs in
the largest cities of the North. In all
sixty people are being carried for the pro-
duction and this furnishes one of the most
remarkable parts as such dramatic COM
pany is not only the exception but will
surpass any in size that will be seen on the
road this season. A musical comedy or
operate company of sixty people is con
sidered giant so stop and ponder lust
second about a dramatic company that
presents three scores of well known artists
to the public.
Painting the Town, "the new ''Mu-
at the Auditorium Theatre Burlington.
on Saturday evening, September 8, I'M
der the management of the Charles Fl.
Yale Amusement Company, has all the
ear marks of great success. 1t is jolly
combination of opera, comedy, spectacle,
ballot and pantomime, with an unusually
large investiture of magnificent scenery,
startling mechanical features, sumptuous
costuming and the latest novelties in
electric lighting and effects. The story of
Painting the Town" is bright, clean and
immensely funny. while the comedy com
edy complications will appeal at once to
those who enjoy hearty laugh. A most
novel singing and dancing feature has
been prepared in the ensemble number re-
quiring the entire force of the company,
entitled '"The Emigrants," and predicts in
pantomime, dance and song, the arrival in
this country of groups of emigrauts of all
nations, who, costumed in the national
dress OF their various countries, present a
most interesting character study. Other
features are ''The One Night Stands, +"
singing and dancing trio, "All Aboard, Z"
travesty on grand opera entitled Ram
Jam the King of Siam. The artists en-
gagged are John F. Leonad and Will Hal
liday; the famous team of Irish come
dams, Halliday and Leonard; Miss Maize
King, coincidence and dancer; Miss Edith
W. Lowe, prima donna, and many others,
including an European troup of dancers
and large male and female chorus.
James j. Coz bett, assisted by cast
glance at which is enough to assure per-
Torrance out of the ordinary is the under
lined attraction at the Grand Opera House
Philadelphia for the week of September
10. He will offer for the first time locally
a new play, by Langdon Mccormick, said
to be a composite BILL embracing the char.
acter Of the world famed English detec
tive, Sherlock Holmes. pitoed against Raj
ties the gentleman burglar, in clean cut
American stage story. The title of the
offering is the Burglar and the Lady,"
and review of the same in brief tells of
the efforts of wealthy banker to effect
the capture of a mysterious thief who has
baffied the local police. A particularly
touching incident of the play, is the revel-
alton the cornered Raffles makes to min
lister who holds him at bay. He reveals
to the astonished dominic his own identity,
no less than that of the good mans own
brother, they having been separated since
childhood. Corbett's part is said to be a
particularly clever one, giving him an ex-
cellent chance for hedisplay of the talents
that have made him one of the best light
comedians on the American stage. The
matinees at the Grand Opera House this
season, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, are very popular. The entire house
is reserved at 25 cents