The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-19
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spsaster Brown the ldrst.----TLhens. !.
ss saThe Sins Eof q Father and These
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3t;sgtII world will come to the; Academy OF
. !. Music us on Friday. Jan. 2Fth. ard It II l.
hailed with delight and one grand
q aesx,hilaIating hurrah, for me con- mes this
y season with a splendidly eq 1ipped
and and new edition of the always pop
aSar musical comedy of the same same
81. nisame. IAN Buster: Brown which is al.
ways q success with capital s,
This season the play has been revised
y and equipped with an entirely new
I scenic dress, new and elaborate cos,
snmes, together with popular songs
that are the latest and new music
through ont. The cast; which is
headed BY Master Harold as BUS.
y !, I and "a i Brady as ."sTige," is
said! to, be yfar the best }ot any one 1
{ I OF the many seen in the comedy
sBui,ter'''I needs no, introduction, his
face i5s too we'll known and the mirth
provoking elements of the play. have
been too thoroughly tried. .t:, s..3
3 ssThc Sins of the Father" Coming.
Ia newS Thomas Dixon play, In which
that author leaves the historical field
and pictures theslife Of the South to-
day, is the interesting ann ouncement
!at the academy OF. Music for Mon
day, ian. S0th. eth 9 Sins Eof the
Father for that is the title Of the
.play--tells a story Of Iovesand hate,
Ssof IaWless passion land its direct con-
I sequence, lin the home OF a gallant
\ Confed derate officer thirty-five years
after the War. In 1t Mr.. Dixon strikes
s55tne race problem at an entirely new
I angle, for on member Of Major
1 Nortonis household rests the. sus-
spicion Of a ,taiRtl of negro blood.
Greatore's italian Band.
One OF the; largest and most brill
liant tsaudiences. ever. assembled In the
Academy Of Music will be present to
& welcome the famous Italian Band,
q Master Creatore and His Band OF
atty instrum mentalists. Many doubt
! less will go out of curiosity to see
whether Creatore really does so
through all those sensational stunts
I'm directing his band with which he
IDS credited. Others will go for the
sake Of the music, for no one can
deny that the program surpasses any
band program ever offered In this
city. It includes great .overtures
which have q thrilled music lovers
throughout the world as we'll as
.sdaintier selections that make it well
nigh impossible to keep the feet 'stHl.
It win be a great event for this city
and II treat that comes only too rare:
II. &: rs r.
So 81 s.Tte Climax" ~ g.s5 u
ss 1t is q fortunate thing for local
pIaygoers that the struggle between
= the two great theatrical forces has
not deferred Joseph Weber from
again sending out that charming idyl
ssofI Edward Loc1ie's The Climax
which last season WAS the dramatic
delight OF the country: The work
OF 5 the Pittsburt, playwright is 50
shomely, so gentle, SO pure, with such
"a powerful grasp on the heartstrfngs
of every human being capable Of feel
ing any Of the primal passions; that
1t will live long; in the souls and
brains of those who see 1T, even
! though the astute New York man
Eager places. it In the storehouse.
With a forethought which Is remark
able in this age Of ommercialism in
things theatrical, Mr.. Weber Is send
ing, out "The Climax with a cast
even better than that seen last sea-
gpn Thomas Sinclair, is cast as DR..
Raymond; Chester Barnett is the
masic-loving Pietro; Florence Web
ber Is the: budding prima donna; and
Arthur Cogliser is the maestro, Lui-
g1. :ssThe Climax" will be seen at
the Academy OF Music on February
End. ts l5
The Cow and the Moon"
Miss Hazel Rice, Of ".The Cow and
the Noon company which comes to
the Academy Of Music on February
Beh, is one; of: the most Interesting
antle personages in present day the
asricals. She is known as the Dres-
den, Doll Of musical comedy; scarce
" sour feet in height, but. perfect IN
form and figure, most pleasing feat
nres, and personality that reaches
out over, the foot lights and. fairly
grasps one, she iB most magnetic and
charming. Miss Rice in the part Of
Nttle Miss Innocence, the maid who
has never seen 4 man, has 1. role that
suite her perfactly and she is said to
be making the Init OF her career.
With most pleasing voice, her sing
ing Of Bridal Bells" 'They All
Look Alike to Mable," and If They
Are All as Nice AS YOU displays her
talents as comedisnne most favor
ably. The Cow and the Moon" is
a companion play to ''The Cat and
The Fiddle" and Is also wounded on
Nursery Rhyme lore, which made the
latter so entertaining.
Should Be Vaccinated.
On account of the close proximity
OF case Of small pox to this city
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