The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-26
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Seven. DAYS.

StNcn DAYS.
|, Seven Days is coming. a week VI
morning. noon. night and all
the time. The merriest of all come
dies. Il play that gives the laughing
nahlt. will be al the Metropolitan.
Thursday. February l.. OF course
there are many in this city who have
seen Seven Days and they'll be the
very first to step up and buy tickets
ior 1t now. knowing what a good
thing it is-too good to miss. And
me can depend on getting more fun
TWO seasons. The first is that the Of.
tener this comedy is seen the more
enjoyable it is. 1T is one of the very
lev plays tina improve ON repetition.
There Is 90 much in it that it is i'm
possible to catch 1t all at once. 4
second time mt Seven DAYS brings
countless things overlooked before
n so a third. and ach time the fun
mat caused laughter grows funnier,
Therefore. the play is an endless
source of delight. That is why it is
biggest comedy hit in memory and
reason for its being more enjoy.
able this time than before. The Sec
n reason is the company that will
appear in 1t. This organization is
from the Aston theater. New York.
where Seven Days" reached n third
$500. S ASNoAd loI any uTd IllhtlC DTo.
auction IN this country. A third year
IN York would speak convincing.
~ Tor this play IL nothing else did, hut
much else does. Its record of six.
months in Chicago and it's runs in Eos-
ton and Philadelphia are strong testi-
mony, while the foremost dramatic
critics of the country have pronounc.
ed 1t the very best comedy in years.
me chicago Evening Post described
It as continuous humor.' the Phila-
delphla Record said it would make
the spectator laugh continuously and
heartily" while the Boston Journal
declared at is one continuous
scream of laughter from the time the
curtain goes up on the first act until
1t is rung down OF the last. Seven
DAYS contains in unusual quantities
the things that make the very best
lansnlng entertainment. 1t has a
keenly attractive story. which is n
first class play in itself. and in the
telling of it there is tho brightest kind
of wit. The situations. are novel and
screamingly funny. The characters,
~up-to-date New Workers. are highly
amusing and arc carried into indies
cribablE laughabie situations. while
with the fun are touches OF sentiment.
indeed, at the bottom Of the comedy
are pretty love stories. What ia more,
there Is not a suggestion Of indelicacy
anywhere. Mary Roberts Rinchart
and Avery Hopwood. authors Of
Seven Days" are to be commended
for writing a comedy that makes
everybody laugh all the time and Of
tends not a person. Seven Days,''
said Pearsons magazine, lis a thing Of
joy. an evening Of merriment unre-
strained" while Ainslee's magazine
called it "a vcritable scream Of
laughter from the rising of the first
curtain to the falling of the final cur
TAIN Messrs. Wagenhal. & Kem-
per. producers of "Scven DAYS." know
how to put on a play and they have
given extra attention to staging the
comedy this season. The comedy has
the distinction of having the record OF
a third year for Seven Days'' at the
Aston theatre in New York, and the
production is the complete broadway
setting.