The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-28
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edward H. Sothern Is now playing
the role of Lord Dundreary In "Our
IAmerican Cousin" play immortal
lized by his father, Edward A. Soth-
lern. The last production Of the play,
prior to @e younger Sothern's recent
Iresival' in Washington, was at Ford's
ltheater in Washington on the night
lof the assassination Of President
lIincoln. In the chief role, the
younger Sothern follows closely the
manner Of his father.
MARION FAMILY THEATER.
The Marion Family theater presents
"a very interesting bill OF varied at
Itractions for the forthcoming holi-
lday week, among which may be not
Iced the names Of artists Of national
Reputation.
Howell G Webster present a sketch
(which has been very warmly re-
Iceived over the entire circuit, consist
ling of rapid fire dialogue and excel
Ilent singing. Mr.. Howell has really
q fine tenor voice and Miss Webster's
COSTUMES win certainly be much ap-
|preciated by the feminine part OF the
!audience.
Al very talented entertainer Is
Laura Buckley, whose powers of
lmimicry are said to be truly wonder
iful She is also skilled elocution-
,ist.
The Ross Sisters are clever singers
and dancers, their act being extreme
ly neat and refined. The eldest girl
has a god soprano voice which she
uses with skill and effect.
"A comedy novelty act, which Will
be greatly admired in Marion is that
of Levitt & Falls, who edo" things
such as singing. talking, paper tear
ing, crayon drawing, and comedy
, Juggling.
Mr.. e. Pearl Rowe will sing a
very charming and late ballad, "The
Heart You Lost In Maryland, You'll
Find In Tennessee" and the Powers
.cameragraph will reproduce "1)oo
Many Children"
There will be a special matinee on
New Years Day at 3 p. m.
! Other performances during the
week as usual
Readers OF popular books will no
doubt welcome the news that "Temp-
est ard Sunshine" Mary J. Holmes
famous novel. has been dramatized
and will be seen here on the local
stage during the coming season. w.
Mann, the producer, promises an
excellent cast and an adequate pro-
duction.
The play appears at the Grand OPP
era House Thursday evening, Janu-
,ary 9th.
Baby Beland, little child six years
lold, is leading member Of the
Mason Bros. Uncle Toms Cabin
company, for not only is she the
brightest miss ever seen in the char
'acter of Eva, but she is the young
est artist to speak intelligently the
lines of the part. She is also sweet
singer and her specialties and charac-
ter songs win the hearts nightly OF
the patrons of this great play. Few
II any companies, can boast OF a
child fitted by nature to so vividly
portray the lovable little parsonage
the sweetest child character ever in.
,troduced in drama of the present OF
past era. There is not a man, won.
an or child who does not learn ia
love this talented baby artist and she
Is the pet Of the ladies nightly.
At the Grand Monday evening. De
!, lcember 30.
II 1t was not for the educated and
. Irefned class OF people, such plays al
"Faust" would so begging. Is that
then, not proof enough that there
is really true merit in the grand ole
Ipiece? Don't fail to see II New
: Years at the Grand.
. THE 'PICTURE SENSE"