The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-09-16
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At the 1yceunn.;

AVdA 0sCOnslQlAe vaudeville Will pc
presented at the Lyceum for two
weeks. An extra strong bill has been
arranged for the opening week which
should prove q banner week for pa
irons. Of vaudeville ID this city. An
augmented orchestra Of twelve pieces;
the largest theater orchestra in the
city, will furnish the music during
the two weeks that vaudeville is
presented at the Lyceum.
AS this is the season Of the year
when baseball fans are especially in
terested In the great national game,
the announcement Of engagement of
Swat MilHgan as the feature attrac-
ton, should awaken much interest.
Swat Afilligan" is baseball comedy
by Bosemen Bulger and is conceded
by managers, critics and fans alike
to be the greatest baseball skit in
vaudeville. The playlet portrays the
sidelights on the national game in
most ludicrous manner and is the
most successful dramatization of a
baseball game on the stage. It is
bubbling over with baseball 4iang and
the action: is lighting fast during
every minute of the game. ~. .<>y. sy..;
The Falcons, a sensational acrobatic
act, will make their American debut
with this bill, They are said to pre-
sent one of vaudeville's most enter
tanning hits They are gymnastic
comedians and while performing their
amazing feats, they both enter into
cross-fire conversation which is high
~ amusing. ~ -
The Basque Quartette, an aggrega-
ton of famous operate singers are
making q limited tour Of the Sullivan
& Consideine circuit and are the only
artists in the world bearing the dis
tinction, of coming from the Basque
region in Spain. They appear in the
costumes worn by their peasant an
cestors and their selections are main
~ from grand operas and the folk
songs which have found in Spain their
chief Inspiration: Tie Basque Quar-
tette is one Of the best known sing
ing organizations on the vaudeville
stage. r- =. - -::55..s.S.-ss a., -,
A. special feature In the novelty
juggling line is the offering OF The
Three Bannans, who represent the
high water mark. for, effective Jug
g1ery They not only perform extra
ordinary feats with mervelous swift
ness but their work is characterized
for its accuracy. It Is seldom that
The moving pictures will be chosen
especially for the occasion. The bills
Of vaudeville will be conducted along
the same lines at the 5Lyceum as they
have been at the Empress which is
to offer the best that vaudeville at.
fords at popular prices.
Popular prices will prevail as in
the past. Matinee daily at 2:45. Even
1ngs and $3.50. Seats may be re-
served one week in advance by either
phone. Special school children's ma
tinee. every Saturday at 2:45. Special
attention paid to the comfort and en-,
tertainment of ladies and children at
all times. ,t--e.>..ss.
COMING TO LYCEUM THEATER.
Grace Van ,Studdiford. ..~..
"The Paradise Of Mahomet" the
Partisan comic opera BOUTS, which
will serve to reintroduce the popular
Grace an Studdiford to our theater-
goers at the Lyceum on Saturday.
Sept. 80, is said to: be we'll nigh per-
feet in the chief essentials that 60
to make up that kind Of entertain
ment. It is replete with tuneful mus
ic, catchy songs. clever comedians,
and regular galaxy of pretty girls,
while the scenery and costomes dis,
Low <taoA IL o.,
ager. Daniel v. Arthur is noted. The
entire Herald Square theater, New
York production is being carried.
Sheeham English Opera Co..
We are to have visit from the
famous opera star, Joseph F. Shee-
han, with his specially selected COM
pany. said to be the finest ever heard
in the English language and embrac-
Ing the foremost stars on the Amer
lean stage. The chorus Is the pick Of
Mr.. Sheehan's Chicago and Boston
company, in order to have it in keep
ing with the all-star cast OF principles.
The engagement here is at the
Lyceun theater on Sunday Oct. and
Monday Oct. 2. = Va. p.
''The Fortune Hunter" ri
The coming season will bring. to
the Lyceurn theater, Winchell Smiths
very funny American comedy 1.-THE
Fortune Hunter" K ~:
Checkers #
-. Checkers" which is coming to the
Lyceum theater,. has indicated the
Judgment Of the late Hon. VIM. G.
Whitney, whom writer's called 'The
Prince Of the American Turf" After
seeing the play at the famous old
Academy of Music in New York, Mr..
Whitney said: 1T Is the finest race
ing play I have ever seen.
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