The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-02
AT THE THEATERS
Salisbury Animal Pictures al
the Grand Next Week.
News and Gossip of StagedOm
and the Movie World.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

At the Grand.
Oct. Salisbury Animal
Pictures
Get Get. 1 / By Clifford; ,,.,, o,
company.
oct. SO-"within the Law"
Nov. 2-'The Shepherd of the
Hills
Nov s-'-The Bird of Paradise"
Nov. Neil O'Brien.
At the Novelty.
Vaudeville.
At the Electric
Vaudeville and feature pictures.
At the Hip.
Vaudeville and feature pictures.
At the Movies.
Iris-Features.
COZy-FeatureS.
Crystal-Motion pictures.
Gem-MOtiOn pictures.
Best-Motion pictures.
PrincesS-Moti pictures.
Aurora-Motion pictures.
Apex-Motion pictures.
Salisburys Wild Life Pictures will
be the offering at the Grand opera
house all next week, giving two per-
formances daily, 2:30 and $50. These
wonderful pictures depicting the life
of every animal living will be lee
tured by Mr.. Wreath.
|, No phase of wild life has been
neglected by Mr.. Salisbury. from the
thrilling episodes showing the cap
ture alive of great mountain lions,
bears and lynx, to the visits to the
United States biological survey, where
the different animals and birds have
been photographed.
The admission price will be 10 cents
for the afternoons and ten and TWEEN
ty-five cents for the evening perform
ances. The twenty-five cent seats are
reserved.
A big offering in the vaudeville line
is promised for the Hip theater next
week. The first half will see Russell
Brothers and Mealy, comedy acrobats
and Trampoline; McManus and Car
los, two Girls and a Piano. The last
half: The five Kimiwa Japs, aero
batic contortionists, hand to hand bal
ancers, and Alice Hamilton, characte
Coincidence will play. The photoplays
will be Neal of the Navy and three
other reels for Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday another Pathe Gold RoOst-
er play, The Spender,' and on Thurs
age" a Vitagraph Blue Ribbon fea-
ture that promises to be one of the
greatest pictures that has been seen
in Topeka, will show. Saturday will
be Universal day.
Neil O'Brien.
THE old-fashioned minstrel show,
with clean fun and comedy, always
makes d Dig appear TO the people OIL
Buffalo. That was manifested again
yesterday at the Star theater, when
two large audiences saw Neil O'Briens
merry black face minstrels.
90 Brien, acknowledged to be the
foremost black face comedian on the
American stage today. has a new show
that abounds in fun and merriment.
He is assisted by corps Of able per-
formers. They include Eddie Mailer,
Matt Keefe, who sings and yodles, and
George F. Peduzzi''
Neil O'Brien will be at the Grand
early in November.
Whitney Fashion Show.
With all sails set and with the
rosiest hopes for wind and weather,
Selwyn & Company and Mrs. Belle
Armstrong Whitney will launch the
Whitney Fashion Show at the George
sagement on September 27, after
which it will go on tour. The tour
will include Topeka.
AT the Cory.
There will be much to attract and
hold the attention when the public has
its first showing of The Silent
Voice., the Quality Pictures Corpora
ton production just released on the
Metro program, in which the diStin-
guished stellar lights of the screen,
Francis x. Bushman and Marguerite
Snow, have the principal roles THE
Silent Voice. which is a stx-act pic
turization of the original play of the
same name, in which Otis Skinner
starred at the Liberty theater in New
York last season, will have its pre-
miere here at the Coy theater on
Wednesday and Thursday.
At the Novelty.
The way people have been flocking
to the Novelty this season one would
not think there was any war any place
except at the box office, where the
patrons are frequently found fighting
for admission tickets This is not to
be wondered at with the quality of
the vaudeville to be seen there this
season. In all sincerity, there has
been very little complaint of the
performances this season. In fact, not
nearly so much as in former sea-