Evening journal., 1906-10-19
PLAYSANDPLAYERS


George Primrose and his big min
strel company will be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House on Saturday
afternoon and evening on the roster
of talent supporting Mr.. Primrose are
the German Brothers. Emile subers.
James Corners and Eddie Horan. COM
edians, Ed Chappel interlocutor. Clar-
.ence Marks, Charles Reinhart, David
irwin. Walter S. Brewer, William oak
land, Edgar Allyn, Frank Dunn and
Richard Reid, vocalists. There is also
an operate orchestra Of twenty musi-
clans under the conductorship Of
Charles Prokop. Novel features and
new ideas win be feature of this sea-
sons program.eh la
The patrons Of the Lyceum viii be
pleased 10 hear that "Hor First False
lstep' IS announced for that popular
lplayhouse's next weeks attraction
J Everything new but the play is what
is claimed by its management. It ap-
pears Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day
Il is a very refreshing little plavlet
which Patrice, the attractive little
lcomedienne, Is Offering at the Garricl,
this week under the title OF Gloria "
A tale of the West there is an atmos-
phere about the characters in "Glor,a''
which is all the more refreshing By
reason of its originality. Dan Sher-
man and Mabel DeForest IN "A jaw
circus continue to prove the big COM
edy feature. The singing and dancing
Of the DeHaven Sextette is highly en-
tertaining, and the other numbers on
the program make up a bill that finds
favor with most everyone.
"The Cow Puncher." a new play bv
Hal Reid, and under the direction of
w. +. Mann. opens a three-day engage
ment at the Lyceum on October 25.
! The play is a powerful drama of the
West containing a beautiful heart
story thrilling situations and fairly
bubbles with comedy. A cast far
above the average has been engaged
land nothing that money can secure has
been spared to make this one OF the
most magnificent productions on the
road
Probably no actor has played in more
countries Of the world than Kyrle Bel
lew, who shortly appears at the Grand
/ Opera House I'm "Brigadier Gerard" It
/ is his proud boast that he has played I'm
every country where the English lam
guage is spoken Besides the United
Kingdom and the United states. I'm
/ China, Australia, Straits Settlements.
/ Egypt. India and even I'm far off New
Zealand. audiences are familiar with
the Irresistible charm OF the man who
vs. to-day one Of the most popular ro-
mntic actors I'm America.
To get affair idea OF what Il means
TO transport the Me Him and I" COM
pany, the following figures may be OF
/ interest. The scenery requires five
trucks each twenty feet in length. the
electrical effects and props Of the pro-
duction demand three big box wagons
while the 16S trunks which are car
ried with the show require six further
trucks. II appears here at the Ly-
ceum on November 1, 2 and 8.
Many music lovers viii be surprised
to learn that there are four full
unusual vocal talents IN the vast
chorus Of The Girl and the Governor q
this seasons latest and most success
ful comic opera. by S. NJ. Brenner and
Julian Edwards. which Americas fore
most operate comedian. Jefferson De
Angels, assisted by a company OF
eighty performers. viii present here
at the Grand Opera House tonight
II is commonly understood that the
Indian Is wholly lacking IN the art OF
singing some scientists claiming that
the vocal cords OF the Indian are 50
Inefficient as to render their use foi
Harmonious purposes impossible. But
! this is emphatically controverted by
the Indian quartette IN question. Al
four are graduates OF the Carlisle
School. and two of them received their
musical Education at the Paris Con.
Iseryatory They are a discovery oil
Mr. De Angels. who has given the
neiodious red men a prominent place
lin the tuneful tribe OF thirty-flve stage
INDIANS whose rendition Of. The Bull
frog and the Bind led by the famous