The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-01-08
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Theatres.


A succession of hilariously funny stu
ations, strung together with strains of
harmony, is the fabric of tom, Dick and
Harry, in which A. H. Woods is now ex-
plotting the peculiar talents of Bickel
Watson and Wrothe in their second sea
son of unparalleled success in this con-
glomeration of uproariously funny non
sense, musical melange, feminine at
Effectiveness and scenic novelty. There is
no funnier trio of comedians on the Amer
lean stage, and Mr.. Woods has surrounded
them with all the accessories possible to Sc
cure the full effect of their talents 'Tom.
Dick and Harry" is constructed on lines
best calculated to bring forth their laugh
provoking abilities The opportunities
afforded in the settings of beautiful and
unique costuming the chorus, of intro
ducing most jingling and delightful must
cal numbers and giving the trio of come
dams full reign in their funny foolishness,
are quite apparent Summing it up in a
few words, Tom, Dick and Harry" is
two hours and half of constant laughter.
1t begins a weeks engagement at the
Grand Opera House, Philadelphia, Mon
day night, January 18th, with matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Every
seat reserved at 25c throughout the entire
house.
Edmund Days new play, Behind the
Mask, which will be seen at the Audi
forum Theatre, Burlington, on January
-, is announced as the melodramatic
acme of thrilling incidents and sensational
cllmaxes. II deals with theme that in
itself furnishes sufficient ground work for
strong play without resorting to I'M
natural situations and forced heroics in
| the 6pcfrIIatiOp nf bo for To-
Riders of Colorado by the United States
secret service. A stage picture of I'M
usual beauty and truth of detail has been
produced. This famous Loop on the Col
| orado Southern railway is shown at moon
| light and is the scene of an attempt at
train robbery. Three miniature trains and
a full sized locomotive are used in com
| pleting the effect The story deals with
the breaking up of once famous western
outlaw band-the Black Horse Riders-by
the United States secret service develop
ing a picturesque tale of stirring events
frightened by an unusually strong love
thread and softened by vein of excellent
comedy.
"Happyland" is the one big, bright,
| bewildering and beautiful musical offer
ing that almost demands crowded houses
everywhere. De Wolf Hopper assisted
by Marguerite Clark and the foremost
singing organization now appearing in
light opera-together with the original
| gorgeous production-and effects and the
augmented orchestra are among the many
accessories promised by the Shubert Bros.
when this dazzling production visits US.
The company number nearly one hundred
and is the same one that was employed
last season during the three long and sue
| ooccfrl Of fhic Of ha
Lyric and Majestic theatres in New York
City. "Happyland" comes to the Audi
forum Theatre, Burlington, on Thursday
January II. This piece is full of brilliant
witticisms and interesting lyrics and thu
music is of that fascinating and catchy
kind and has been accorded the unquali
fed endorsement of press and public
wherever it has been presented
When Edmond Carnotte, the celebrated
sculptor, was commissioned by the United
States Treasury Department to make tn
new Nineteen Hundred Penny, he selected
; famous Indian as his model, as havin,
the truest Indian features he was able t.
| find. Lincoln ]. Carter, the noted pro
ducer and playwright, has written thrill
ling and interesting play cleverly depict
ing Frontier Life. showing the American
! Aborigne as he lives in his wigwam, hi
habits, mode of living, his character an,
temperament. The name of this pla
which will be seen at the Auditorium
7 Theatre, Burlington, on January s,
''The Flaming Arrow" A company Q
! sterling WORTH including band of Is ful
, blooded Indians, together with cowboys
scouts, ex. United States soldiers, horse
4 and bronchos. An Indian Band, with tn
s attraction, will play before the oper
= house before each performance. A reals
tic picture of life in the far West will b
the offering,