The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-28
SIX THEATRE
TICKETS FREE
THE NEWS WILL GIVE AWAY
SEATS FOR "PAID IN FULL"
COMING HERE NEXT
WEEK.

Should n man get married on SIS
per week?
Curious question, because man, or
binary man, exercises little control
over his getting married. He sim
ply can't help il. Nevertheless, to the
person writing the best answer to the
question The News will give four
Parquet seats for the production Of
Paid in Full" at the Calumet theatre
on Wednesday evening. oct. g.. and
two Parquet seats To- the person writ
ing the second best answer. All an
swers should be addressed To Con
test Editor" Calumet News.
Should a man get married on SIS
per week." Well. that depends. 1t de-
Ponds on the man and on the woman.
IL depends on their antecedents, and
the environment i'm which they have
lived. 1t affects the man in the city
differently from the man i'm the coun-
try. 1t affects the laborer differently
than the clerk, and then the tempera-
ment Of both contracting parties en-
tiers largely into the affirmation or
negation of the question. To one per-
son dollar means more than it does
to another.
IL is the idea of testing this great
and very important question that The
News has decided to put it up to its
readers. The names of the contestants
will be held i'm the greatest secrecy
If desired, and the winners will re-
ceive reserved seat tickets similar
TO those sid at the box office for next
weeks attraction of Paid i'm Full"
THE Lottery Man."
THE Lottery Manu-" was among the
first of the New York successes of the
past season. The Shuberts, although
they manage fourteen theaters i'm New
York, were unable to place the com
edy in one of their own houses so
an arrangement was made with the
management of the Bijou theatre
whereby "The Lottery Man" was
shown there. Failure after failure
has been seen at the Bijou, when sud-
denly attention was attracted to the
new arrival. The Lottery Man" soon
became the town talk. Reviewers
spoke of the play as having lifted the
''hoodoo" which had hung over the
Bijou for so long a time. In fact, the
entire engagement was started more
or less cautiously, gradually broaden
ing into one OF the most successful
runs of the season.
1t is estimated that 1000 stran-
gers visit New York each day. Some
thing about "The Lottery Man" evil
IDENTIFY attracted them for census
kept OF the mail, telephone and hotel
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placable, as IL was two years ago,
when IL resulted i'm a bolt of 10000 or
more Republican voters. The Repub
licans are getting together rapidly and
effectively, and are laying their plans
for an aggressive campaign which.
under the leadership OF Mr.. Osborn
and Mr.. Townsend will be conducted
more brilliantly than any campaign the
state has seen in years.-Mining
Journal.
Mr.. Hemans' position in state poll
tics is pretty well known. and all
voters in this country know the splen-
did testimonial he received here when
opposing Governor Warner. Condi-
tons are somewhat different from
what they were two years ago. II is
not that MIR. Hemans has changed, for
he Is stiIl the strong. earnest Demo-
crat and good citizen he always has
been, but II is because Mr.. Osborn
is a clean. straightforward Republi-
can, whose principles and platform
leave little to be desired.-Grand Ra-
pids News.