The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-17
AmuSen1enfs
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Opening of Electric Park Casine.
 The Casino at Electric Park will be formally opened Monday night by the Edwards Stock Company.
 The announcement of the first offer ing Is made with great pleasure and confidence by the managers of the sum mer theatre in which Montgomery peo- pie have whiled away so many long evenings of the hot season. W. H. Ed wards. the manager of the company, and one Of its acting members. is we'll known in the city, where he has q rep utation for good work and the faithful discharge of his obligations to his pat rons. The company puts on two plays during the week. the Hour of Twelve. being the attraction for the first half. and "A Senator's Daughter" the at traction for the second half of tho week. 7 sino this summer. and his appointment has delighted not only his many per sonai friends but all of the people eof Montgomery who expect to visit the persormanees Ueesorn U wsich is % assSred Sy hia supervisor and control. Behind the scenes, Edward J. Mahoney. stage man. ager of The Grand Theatre, will have aGement on the farside of the foot lights. George Lindner. one of the best musical directors in the city. will be in control of the orchestra, which, will be made a special feature of the house this summer.
 The convenience of the patrons oS the Casino this summer will be well subserved as special efforts to this end have been in progress for some time: The Traction Company has secured their bunch of new double truck open cars for tho Electric Park line. With the addition of this stock to the sery Ice of the street car line. the pubiie is assured of the convenience, desired "The Hsur of Twelve" At the Casino: 2 drama by W. H. Edwards. has been se. lected by the manager of the stock company as the curtain raiser on the first night of the Casinos 1908 season. heinz suficiently intricate. but well worked out, and its dialogue being sprightly. clever and quick. It will be put on Monday. Tuesday, and Wed
 The play has for its story the love of a sister and a sweetheart fof Il waywsrd youth, against whom the machinations of grossly wicked men der the garments of friendship. have so far prevailed that he has been cast out from home and finally by their false swearing been imprisoneS; t Ills as wrongs are we'll presented, the scnbre scenes being Iightened with ever re- curing humor. Tho scenery Of the play Is specially. designed and built for the. drama and is most. effective. t> Among the members of the com many are, Jack Vernon formerly with the Frohman shows; Agnes Lee and Helen Amelia Reid who was with 'sIJnder Southern %SkieP"; John J. Boyle. W. H. Edwards, Lera Belpton, Hal Davis. Ed Connolly. and other compe- tent actors. '-' .t'~,- s q 1-..
 aA Senator's Daughter"
 For the latter half of the week. in- cluding Saturday matinee. an interest Tn e comedy drama of Washington life. entitled "A Senator's Daughter" wlli be given. Tie play is replete with ingeniously made intrigue fne clt- maxes and lines that wittiIy render line, character drawing effective and the opportunities for character portrayal numerous. s.<f
 The play is another product of the shown everywhere with striking sue