The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-12-19
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ANOTHER LIEsLER SUCCESS.

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In the last few years Liebler Co.,
have presented the finest line of
dramatic attractions ever given in
this portion Of the country by single
hrm.es Ascot Jack Haverly used to
say. Count 'em!" Here are a few:
Eleanor Robson, Viola Allen, VIM. H.
Crane and Miss Ellis Jeffreys, Yvette
Gilbert and Albert Chevalier "The
Squaw Mani, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab
bage Patch" Isabel Irving, Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell and her London COM
pany, ana greatest of all American
play successes, The Man from Home
which achieved The astounding Chicago
run last year of 342 performances and
is now breaking records at the Aston
theater, New York.
1t is glad news that 1.-THE Man from
Home" plays here so soon. The play
1850 typically American, and so es-
sentially OF the great Middle West that
it may be fairly considered a part of
its soil. Indiana%loves Booth Tarking-
ton for the fame he has brought to
her. And in THE Manfrom Home,
he has in conjunction with Harry Leon
Wilson written a play that will en-
dure as long as the word Hoosier has
a part and place in American happy
nomenclature.
Lieblerand Company have given the
piece arichly beautiful stage setting
and a cast of fine excellence.
December 81, January 1 and 2, New
Years and Saturday matinee.
The offering at the Lyceum on
Xmas matinee and night and Saturday
matinee and night Dec. rs and2 6, is
JoeWeber's merry musical melange,
which comes under the caption Of
Hip, Hip, Hooray," and which also
carries as subtitle college yell in
two shouts. The play is booked by
Edgar Smith, music by Gus EDWARDS,
staged by the celebrated producer, Ju-
liam Mitchell, and the dances and en-
sembles arranged by Wellington Cross.
Rice and Cady' are starring in this
vehicle and are considered the natural
came into such public favor in New
York and on the Pacific coast, and
are termedthe Germans of Quality"
1t will be REMEMBERED that they have
appeared in a number ofg Joe Weber's
pieces. They are surrounded this sea-
son by very competent company of
musical players, among whom are:
Mae Phelps, -Prima donna, late Of the
Gingerbread Man. company; William
II. Mack, character comedian, former
ly of'1Miss Bob White"company; Harry
Skunk, famous minstrel man, late of
the AL G. Field Minstrel Show; Wei
IngtOn Cross, very clever Juvenile
from the '"Top O. the World" company:
Josephine Magee and Maize Trumbull,
the dancers.
There is a large chorus consisting
of show girls, broilers and SQUADS,
which figure conspicuously in the many
tuneful numbers which are introduced
during the action of the play. The
most popular Of these are: "HoW
Would You Like to Take Me Home
With YOU" "Coon College," "On the
Fence" whistle If You Want Me-"
I'm Awfully Strong For YOU" by
George M. Cohan, and Gee, Don't
Wish I Had GAL"
The first act of Hip, Hip, Hooray''
shoWsan exterior scene of the Doc
Little college, in which the famous
Yale fence is shown, about which is
a gathering of college boys in their
usual athletic attire. A comic opera
company is intoWn on that day, which
accounts for the mingling of said
theatrical troupe and the college bows,
The secondact is an interior showing
OF the club rooms on the day a. few
hours proceeding the famous boat race.