Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-16
EXCELLENT BILL
At The butler

The Butler Theater put on an ex-
cellent bill at the change of program
last evening, and both performances
were witnessed by large audiences
The opening song, Kiss Once More,
and Then Goodbye" was rendered
by Miss Emmett in a very charming
manner, and she was loudly applaud
ed for her efforts.
The first picture, entitled Shamus
O'Brien, is a view of that famous
character as he really lived. IT.
shows how cleverly he played his
part when it was necessary for him
to do 50. The last view shows where
he is captured and about to be hung,
but through the persistent efforts OIL
his sweetheart pardon is secured
and he is set free.
The first illustrated song, entitled
I'VE Were Parted Years Ago. was
not rendered as advertised, on ac-
count of mistake having been made
by the shippers in sending wrong
slides for this song. Instead, Billy
Walker rendered There's Anothe!
Picture in My Mammals Frame" and
needless to say it was well rendered
le next view, entitled "Toulor's
,Dream," is a very comical view OF
a colored cook who happens to fail
asleep while waiting for the turkey
- brown. She dreams many funny
things and is awakened suddenly By
her mistress appearing and finding
everything burning up around the
stove AT the Stage Door" is a
view Of an ardent admirer showing
his devotion to one of the chorus
girls employed at. theater. He
haunts the stage entrance until tired
of carrying out his wishes one of the
stage hands changes his card to read
With Compliments of Mr. Jones %
Bridget O'Hooligan,' who is also en-
ployed there as janitress. Bridget is
certainly very proud of her flowers,
also with the thought of getting a
man. The stage hand shows Bridget
the man outside who sent her the
gift, and Bridget runs out and pro-
ceeds TO show him how to really
make love. OF course the poor man
is dumbfounded, which, of course,
makes the situation all the more
comical.
when Some One Cares" is rem
dered exceptionally we'll by Miss En-
nett, and she was forced to respond
to an encore. The next view, enti-
tied 'All Is Fair in Love and War,
is one of the best films that the But
Ter management has produced in
many weeks. 1t shows the different
methods of counting young lady by
three rivals, all striving their utmost
to win ont. This picture is certainly
very true to nature. The illustrated
ballad entitled Just Plain Folks,
Is beautifully illustrated and rem
dered in very pleasing manner BY
Billy Walker.
The next view, entitled "A Little
Child Shall Lead Them" is view
OF husband and wife who separate
on account of a trivial disagreement.
While out OH the street one after
noon the six-year-old daughter be-
coYas lost and is finally brought Ia
PoA%e Headquarters for safe keep
ing. The mother, after vain'Y
searching, applies to the officers for
aid and the little one Is restored TO
her. As mother and child are abou.
TO leave the father comes in. He has
changed his vocation and is now n
officer of the law Mother. fathe :
and daughter are soon clasped IN
one fond. embrace and all are agai \
HAPPY. The last view. entitled 5 :,
the Point?" is the funniest thlna
ever, but to appreciate il and onlof
good hearty laugh it must be see.
The whole performance is one o.
merit. and every one who witnesse
II lsat evening spoke in glowia-
terms Of the good performances.