The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-09-17
aVSTgEaT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! Plays and Players
PLEASE AGAIN
Particle Stock Company Best Here
In Some Seasons


In Some Seasons
The Particle Stock Company, pre-
w lsenting "a Human Slave'' at the
Rhode Opera House Tuesday evening,
scored another hit and the company bids
fair to play to big audiences for the
w balance Of the week when the feature
bills will be presented. The Particle
Stock company has been playing in the
Copper country during the summer and
90 at Green Bay, Oshkosh and Fond du
Lac recently they drew big audiences
despite of the exceedingly warm wealth
er. The entertainment last night was
w clearly up to the standard and the audi
ence went away much pleased and sat
isfed. This ability on the part of the
company accounts for favorable com
% ment that has been heard throughout
the city. George f. Carroll, Jack Me
Cormick, George Hasbough, Blanche
Phelph and Laura Deane shared the
W honors in Tuesdays performance. The
play abounded with amusing situations
and the cimaxes were well brought out
This evening the company will pre-
sent a western drama entitled EFUnder
W Western Skies, - and which permits
Of some very good work. Friday even
ing the company will put on it's feature
bill of elena Rivers, standard play
which is generally staged at much high
90 er prices than the Particle company
asks. Saturday afternoon matinee
will be given for children. Hall s
trained dogs are reserving their best
performance for the little children
The specialties of the company includ-
ing the moving pictures are all very
good
The company is under the manage
ment of Harry j. spellman.
" Mr.. George F. Carroll, who takes
one of the leading roles in the COM
pany's plays, is native Of New Hamp-
shire and was last season appearing
under the management Of Cohen & Har-
40 ris, Of New York. He received his
~ training at Castle Square, Boston, and
has been with the Particle Company
for the summer season. He is very
favorably impressed with the west. DIV
90 Monday ''The Two johns
Ills 4GLIG6u1uSly unique anu obI1h~
ingly original farce comedy offering
that comes to Rhode Opera House
on next Monday night, is rightly classed
among the few really brilliant successes
in the field of tuneful comedy enter
tainment No comedy of it's kind has
attained such universal popularity, or
M won SO great measure of critical ap-
probation as is invariably accorded this
delightful mixture Of mirth and melody.
Manager Stewart has called his farce
q The Two Johns'' a Scotch Highball
no and it will prove to be a genuine
FbracerO guaranteed to drive away
dull care in one round. The comedy is
ludicrous in the extreme and the song
hits and musical ensemble are of the
catchy sort that will set the town a
M whistling. DIV
Ellery's Band Sept. 20
''The Ellery Band has no rival; it
stands magnifcently alone. 'IOpie
lists Read.
S'Heavenly Music at Mortal Hands. -
Tho old Whiteharied Man at the Hip
,sin podrome, New York.
No EEThe programs Of the Ellery concerts
nm are Of the highest order of merit. .
five Chicago fIsraelite.
FIRST H'The programs presented by the Ell
ion. lery Band during the past three seasons
rms have attracted the attention and in
,ma terest Of the best class Of music-lovers
the and have thereby set a new standard
fore for military band music. Chicago In
the ter-Ocean.
on last night the Ellery Band closed
be the most brilliant series of band con
Hiss certs ever given in Pittsburg. Pitts
Iiss burg Leader.
fife, Ellery's Band will be heard in Ke-
cite nosha under the auspices of the Keno
by sha Ell1s on Tuesday Sept. %. Tickets
can be had from any member of the
con lodge and can be exchanged at the
nor theatre box Office for reserved seat
ticket.
lch- Special-On account Of the large de-
mi mand for tickets for the concert, and
on for the accommodation of the musical
OF ly inclined who cannot attend the even
Ed ing concert, matinee at p. m. will
L. be given. The matinee prices are SOC
OF for adults and 25c for children. DIV
Ion HELD FIRST MEMORIAL
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