Evening journal., 1907-04-16

refreshing IN ITS hriEl- SnOnfduCityi
TO the sentlmenta,ly inclined It's ten
der love story Of Joe Mayheld and
Belle Gordon, and it's delicious touches
OF pathos will be moss welcome. To
those who care for laughter Il offers
ample opportunity for the exercise OF
their risi5les. and 10 the vorshippers
OF melodrama FOR It's own sake Il gives
satisfaction complete and entire AT
Cripple Creek" viii be the attraction at
the Lyceum April %. 20 and "a
Eight acts. all OF them longer than
usual. make up q three hour show at
the Garrick Theatre this week. The
most conspicuous features are SAMMY
Watsons Barnyard Cireus. Una Clay
ton and Company In a comedy sketch
What's I'm a Name"' and Eleanor
Kent and her "Fcur Musketcers." Al
Of these may be clagssd qs headlin srs.
Watsons Barnyard Circus s. "a number
that every child IN town oueht TO see
during the week Chickens. Pigs and
| other hahitues Of the farmyard furnish
enough fun for en- ordinary circus and
provide 4 laughing number OF more
than average merit II is fun from
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by Frances Morey and others have an
excellent sketch. portraying a series OF
Misunderstanding which OF course
terminate happily. Eleanor Kent aud
her Muskcteers offer singing number
of real merit, and It is doubtful II
those who witnessed the opening per-
formances yesterday place a proper
estimate on the excellence of this fea-
ture OF the show. Ramza and Arno
eccentric comedians. have a burlesque
feature that IS very good. Coakley and
Mcbride spring an innovation in real
comedy. The Perry Sisters. Edna Eve
iyn and Marguerett tie "in pajamas" in
troduce a novelty number that proved
a pleasing feature OF the opening per
formances The -Four Emporers OF
Music offer a combination OF music and
comedy shat is entirely satisfying and
the moving picture machine offers a
new film. showing what befails a wo-
man. a cab and horse. 1t Is a good
show and ought to mean big office
receipts during the week.
Keller the magician. made his fare
wel appearance at the Ocsra House
last night before an audience that oc-
cupied every available place I'M the
theatre. His performance as usual
was both entertaining ana mystifyinF
He WIS ably assisted by Paul Valadon
from Egyptian Hail, London. Mr.
Naladon gives promise OF being :
worthy successor to the great magician
Patrons Of the Lyceum Theatre wer,
glad last nisht to get back to goos
melodrama with first class company
and that is what they secured II
Human Hearts" The piece has beer
seen here before and Is such favor't,
with the average theatre g0er that 4
needs no description at this time Il
is one Of those plays which will livi
for all time because il has merit. i
was given yesterday by a compan.
which is the best seen here in a Iona
time. The piece is prettily mounted
and the company, as stated. is all tina
could be desired There are no veal
ones in il. The same attraction vii
apear again this evening ana to-mor
row afternoon and evening.
The Savoy Theatre reopenes tht
week with the best bin ever shown a
this popular priced house. Eight bil
vaudeville acts is the attraction. I'm
cluding the ever popular HERMANN Il
fclts OF hypnotism ana mind reading
Also a special monologue act Prot
Hermann is the artist which had eigh
warrants served on him in one da.
and tonight he VIII IN his monologu
tell the public an about f. Prices re
. main the same, 10, 20 ana 90 cents.
Manager Hunphries has been aske,
, number of questions concerning tn
gift of a piano 10 some one attendm
the theatre during thee ngagement o
Cripple Creek. This we'l-known shoy
win appear at the Lycoum on April p
% and a. with matinees on Monda.
and Wednesday,. Persons attending IN
performance WIN be given am oppor
tunity to guess when they purchas
their ticket and the one guessing near
est 10 the total attendance Of the ny
, performances wiz receive The piano.