The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-23
GRAND-Dark.
ORPHEUM - Sun-Murray Vaude
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(By L. X. wy

powder and the business of gun play
Mt the Grand during the coming week.
Not to mention that devil-may-care
atmosphere bred or the comfortable
ity of flannnel shirts and vivid squares
of silk knotted carelessly about sun
burned throats (these latter bred of a
queer brownish pasty mixture placed
conspicuously among the makeup
kt) For the West Is coming to town.
two sections of It, the first carrying
the properties and people of "Danlel
Boone on the Trail" Tuesday evening,
October 90, and the second AT Grip
pie Creek" Friday evening, October
20. Rare good luck for those implac-
able judges who range themselves
third story up, and constitute CEN
sor which no mortal play may hope to
get by" without earning the passport
Thereof. It's Diamond Dicks adven-
lures, at n nickle per adventure (pe'
hind the school room geography 10
the dust heap. There is to be visual
ICED miraculous escapes and hair-
breadth conflicts with Destiny this
week. Sixty thrills to the minute fol
the gallery!
Daniel Boone on the Trail Is his
torlcal drama following some OF the
adventures OF that great American
maker of history in the West There Is
love interest too, n very pretty one
with n strong appeal, and the story ls q
page torn from real history ana gal.
yanlzed into life for the entertainment
ana instruction of the folks on inc
other side.
AT Cripple Creek" deals with an,
other phase of Western life, the gotd
mining district and Its typical hapit
ues. Here too, love and hate ana arh'
biton and some OF the potent huinai
emotions moulding human lie crossS
wires. Just how the ENHANCEMENT Is
rinhted by the natural laws which tend
TO bring all things to their proper
place in the universal equation Is the
purpose of the stagestory AT cripple
Creek"
Bling, bing! Bing, bing, bingH
"Going Some, the irresistably fun
nv story of college chaps and maidens
with the picturesque background OF o
western ranch, tine complications form
ing a humorous structure aronud
which Paul Armstrong and Rex. E.
Beach have built Broadway success
will be seen at the Grand soon. be
IL hereby known that 1t Will be THE
original New York company, featur'
ing Lawrence Wheat. Going Some
opened it's season at the Garricl1
Chicago where 1t ran three weeks tC
capacity houses. The experience deai
10 the heart of the genus managerial
was repeated in st. Louis at the Gar
rick, at the Lyric, In Cincinnati, a.
the Cleveland Colonial and the Pitts
burg Alvin. After a run at Detroit
the company will come to the Colum
bus Colonial where n split week witt
Toledo will be played and Manager
Howell will share the good thint
with the Grand one night. this beini
the only one night stand of the seas
on. Later the Armstrong-Beach pur'
comedy (and by the way, there 10 no
a smudgy line in the play but an ef
fervescent laugh for every line) will
go to Boston and New York for in
definite stays.
A. G.. Delamater's musical comed
of school girls fun, Girls VIII b
Girls" which IL now In its NTH sea
son and which will be at the Grand
Saturday, October 80, continues t
q draw capacity audiences in nearly ev
cry city where the company appears
Several new musical numbers by wei
known composers have been interpo
lated In the score.
The loud explosion in the line O
patriotic acts will be seen at tn
Orpheum next week when Captai
stanley Lewis, an employee of tn
government, cartoonist, motorist an
lecturer will appear in a new an
highly original version OF "Ol
Glory" "The Blue and the Grey" an
abraham Lincoln. Captain Levi
will be assisted by Chinquilla, an
the import OF his particular line {
entertainment Is a promise but not
disclosure, at least not yet. There
20 be plenty OF excuse for the Amer
can eagle to scream TN this burst {
patriotic enthusiasm.
David Warfled Is said to be in
ihCAotiy PiNdotQ WAN SAt PhO'pNth
touring the South in his skyrock'
success. The Music Master" He b.
i!eves the people of the South al
emotionally endowed to far great'
extent than those of the North, al
that they will be better qualified |
this endowment to reach into IL
very heart OF the pathos which dot
hedge 1t Is. In fact the play Is a
heart, and the appeal or such dram
10 the impulsive Southerner mi
easily be imagined. Mr.. Warfield
probably facing the East where Il
very rarest of the wine of popu
favor and applause will satiate eve
his keen taste for artistic success
Klaw e. Erlanger's latest productit
"The SILVER Star" with Adeli
Genee. Is theatrical triumph. II
play goes into the firms New Al
sterdam Theatre, New York. Mover
ber lst. and will run out the sc