Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-11-05
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IktE#N XlZAHU#sO Observation-Disclosures
I The Wizard of viselan1 a, VII ch ap-l
pears at the ttllplar opera House onl
Tuesday evening, az. IS some:
thing new 81. tho $waa Sof u myt hologi-Zl
cal musical come The Il book is2||
from thezpen of= the well known writ.
ers. Eunice Fitch and y Harry Scott,
and the music score was written BY
the eminent French compo sers, Levi
and Leo Lazells
The first act opens up at q seaside
college for young ladies. The pro-
lessor Of chemistry, TO dem onstrate
his latest discovery, q wonde al
schamest, that he claims has a power
Ito realize q wish of any one who
tastes the solution. One has only to.
express wish while drinking the po-
ton and presto, The Wish I Grant
5ed. young naval lieutenant, Paul.
Jones Hodson, appears and tells the.
Wonde rful story. He has been ex-
Sperimenting with a war balloon along
the Pacific coast, when q great cy-=
clone blew up and he is driven out to
sea. After two nights the sun rises.
and he finds himself lowering over
q mysterious island, where the trees
can talk and the flowers can sing like
the birds. Where the beach is streWn
with pearls, rubies, emeralds; and
diamonds instead Of pebbles. He tells
about seeing q beautiful Fairy Queen,
with her following Of mysterious
fairies. OF course every one wishes
to go to this fairy island, and the
act closes with the professor brew
ing his mysterious potion, which is to
bring about the desired transforma-
ton. .S VS. =% s.3.: .
The second act opens on the mys-
terious island, and they all find them
selves experiencing change of
heart and circumstances. Ikey Gold
enburg, the professors stupid valet,
is appointed Wizard and ruler OF the
Island. While the heiress to millions
becomes a poor working girl, and 50
on through the merry tangle of ex.
periences. After sundry adventures
all unite in wishing to go home, and
the Fairy Queen waves her magic
wand and started them on their home
ward journey. During the argument
Of the play, eighteen musical numbers
are introduced, with magnificent
ballet dance. In the second act the
management have, spared no expense
in costumfng, and producing this
play, to make it first class play in
every respect. .s= ..-. 5-s=zs
Do you want to forget your trou
bles? Then take the advice of q
friend. Consult the Wizard Of Wise
land. He is the leading comedian II
this new merry musical whirl that is
coming to Willmar on Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. II. There are other fun
ny comedians with him. Quite mum
Der of them. And there's lots of girls
too. Principals and chorus girls thai
can sing, girls that can Dance. girls
that can act, and there is the Lion
The Lion does not sing. but he is the
best animal actor to be found any
where, and he is with the Wizard O.
Wiseland. - =5.: r. 49, s. IS
The Wizard Of Wiseland is produc
ed with the greatest care and ex
pense, and is guaranteed to please.
The costumes worn by the choru:
in the musical number, "The Coming
Of the Moon," one of the interpola
tons in the musical comedy Of tn,
."The Wizard of Wiseland," were de
signed by Victor Floranti Of Paris
France, and imported especially fol
this PROBATIONARY. +. * (: