Saturday morning courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1893-1894, March 03, 1894, Image 3

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THB SATURDAY MORJVUVG COURIER
NEW LANSING THEATRE
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Harry Jackson
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Kitty DeLorme
and all the
Favorites
iLIA MARLOWE'S second upiwur-
nco in Lincoln wur, it nnytliitif,',
more notuhlo tliun nor lust, lie-
tho Viola of "Twelfth Niht" and
tmice in "Tho Love Clniso'' thero !r
lo runiro u iliBsiinilurity 041111 to
of tho authors of tho rcHpcctivo
and thero isn't very much in coin-
lotween Shakospoaro und Shuridtin
leu. In tho norformanco at tho
Mnj? thcatro Wednesday night thoro
liotliinK of tho glamour or Slialuv
lo, and thero Ih bo littlp of real
uitic interest and such an impartial
ibutlon of the dlaloL'uo huioiil' tho
in
J I lius leading uharautcra of tho play
f r I tho BiiccesB of MIrb Marlowo in in-
1 il"K " nu,c'1 B""'no interest in tho
(f?Io part of Coimtinwe is a decided
1 1 r,,h'
I I A comedy roles such as Viola, lloxa
1 J nnil (ninluiHu: thoro is certainly
o uiiiong tlio actressea of our own
ntrv that is so delicately eh"uctivo.
tho part of lloxaliuil Modjeska gives
1 strong interpretation or a fuuilliur
ractor; lint ModjesUa s experience is
et by tho vivacity and winsomoneHS
LTiico of Miss Marlowe, ami it is ovi-
t that whilo tho latter may never bo
fit ; heavier lines Bho is destined to
tt. I o with paiticnlar brilliance in pure
'fMiody. In many respects Bho is tho
j st charming actress on the American
K gejshoisan exponent of gentility.
J) Jr grace as a woman undoubtedly in-
jfenccBour judgmentof her capabilities
J I an actress. Sho shows us that a
1 mum may l)o wonderfully attractivo
!f.i 4 ttiiltiir tiiindumiwt. Tliorii urn
MIIUIUU iiu.i't,
foreB of handsomer women on thostago,
it thoro are few that are bo attractive.
Tho charm of "Tho Lovo Chaso ' is its
niplicity. MIbb Marlowo lias not much
' do, but sho does it so well and with
inh Intlniteirrai'o.dopictingtho rougish
tid yet lovo lorn Canntance with lovely
...illtv. Unit Bho nroiiBOB tlio most in-
.,100 in iniraiioil. 11 in iiiiiiuiiii in
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'naglno anything more thoroughly do-
ghtful than tho sceno in which she
ikes snort of Wildrakv anil Ills elloris
fo assume the airs and graces of town
ifo. and mimics his Borious attempts to
500 dualling and gay.
Iltoso Eyotings Widow Wren, recalling
Mrs. John Drew In a Bimllar part, wub
nViiiilnltelv dono. Miss Woodward's
t.ydia was a most pleaBlng foil to tho
kUshing widow'. II. A. weaver, ar.- no
huh 11 Hon who tuKes tlio sumo pans -is
,n old and experienced actor, and his
ii- wniiitm Fundlow wub one of tho
ItronjreBt fi'iiturcB of tlio performance.
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Mr. Coleman had an oxtromely dilllcult
part as Wildrake, and ho sustained it
admirably. Tho company, on the wholo,
wub excellent.
"Tho Ensign" wub presented at tho
Lansing theatre Thursday evening.
Thoro aro many stirring things in this
naval drama, and it is ono of the best of
tho dolugoof this class of plays that has
swept ,o'cr tho country in tlio last two or
three years und which hud its inception
in tho success of "Shenandoah." Tho
play is interpreted by an evenly balanced
company, and tho performance was well
received. "Tho Ensign'' has been seen
in Lincoln before, and it is tolerably
familiar.
fouling Attraction.
Tho Holdon Comedy company, ono of
the favorite repeitoiro companies that
visit Lincoln, will play a return engage
ment of ono week at the Lansing theatre
commencing Monday night, presenting
a number of strong plays. The opening
attraction will bo Oliver Doud Hymn's
great success entitled "The Inside
Track." Popular prices will prevail
during this engagement. On Monday
evening ladies will be admitted free
when accompanied by an escort on a
.'10-cent ticket.
If the euro of tho hair were made a
part of a lady's education, wo should not
see so many gray heads, and tho use of
Hall's Jlalr Uenewer would be uiinecesj
sary.
Newest Btylo cloaks and waists just ro
coived at Horpolsheimer &. Co.'s
A fancy lino dried fruits at popular
prices. Millor & (Siliord.
Mlil-WlntiT I'll I r Itutfx All' Kiihii.
Tlio Burlington route is now soiling
round trip tickots to San Francisco at
8.V; ono way 20.
Think of it! Four thousands miles for
less than ?I0.
' For full information call at it. & M.
depot or city oHlce, comer 10th and O
Btreets. C3. W. Uo.n.nki.i.,
O.P.&T.A.
Cheap Itittos to Cull To in 1 11
Via tlio Union Pacitic Uy., "Sunshino,
Fruit and Flowers," San Francisco Lob
Angeles and intermediate points. First
class ono wuy 820; round trip good for
00 days J.Ti.50. Full information cheer
fully given ut city ticket otllce, 101 1 O st.
E. H. Swihson, J. T. Mahtin,
Cion. Agent. C.T.A.
Try our Mta. coireo Miller .v (limjrd.
This kind of weutlier makes us all
think about taking a, trip to Florida via
tho Missouri Pacitlu route. City ticket
olllce 1201 O streot, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Tho llnest lino of pickles.
Miller .feOilTord.ll'Jl O.
Sco them.
HObDBN'S
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OPKNING WITH OLIVKU DOUD
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Prices,
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LADIES
Monday Night when Accompanied by a Paid 30 Cent Ticket.
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Page From Her History.
Tlio Important experience of others aro
liitoieHtiiiK. Tlio followlnp In no exception:
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yours, much of Unit time very KurloiiHly, I'or
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month. Myfootnml limbs wore badly hwoI
lon, and I was indeed in asorlous condition
when 11 Kentlemiin directed my uttcntloii to
Dr. Miles' Now liunrtOure, mid mild thut Ills
Nlstur. nlm hnd boon nflllcted with heart iIIh.
ciiho, had boon cured by tho remedy, and was
attain a Htronj;, healthy woman. 1 purchiiM'd
ahottluuf the Heart (Jure, and In less than
an hour after taking tho llrnt do-io 1 could
fool a decided Improvement In the circulation
of my blood. When I hud taken tbreci doses 1
oould move my ankles, dometliliifr I had not
done, for mnnths.aiid my lltnlH had been swol
len mi Ioiik that they Keonied almost putrltlcd.
Ilcfnro 1 hud taken ono bottlo of thu Now
Heart. Cure tho swelling hud all ennu down,
and I was mi much bettor that I did my .own
woiJc On my recommendation six others uru
lukliiK tills valuublo remedy." Mrs. MorKan,
50'JW. Harrison St., OhiciiKo. III.
Dr. Miles' Now Heart Cure, a discovery of an
eminent specialist in heart disease, Is sold by
all druKRlsts on 11 positive Riiaranteu.or sent
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.,KIUhurt, Indou
n'colptof price, II per bottlo, six iMittles for
16. oxprovs prepnld. It is positively free from
allvoplutes or duuKorous drugs.
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i. Dust -list Htiont, Now York.V
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IIYRON'S .METROPOLITAN SUCCRSS
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HOST
WOODWORK
DURABLt,
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MAKAtt,
OTACHIOiS.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
and TEN cento to ?n Union 8q., N. YM
for our prize unmc, " Cllnd Luck' and
win a Now Homo Sowing Machine.
The Now Homo Sowing Machine Co,
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A. F. LR1SS,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
1111 O Streot, Lincoln. 7
BEST LINE
TO
DENVER
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CALIFORNIA
CAPITAL
Stool OyeiMLQ;
AND CLEANING WORK8.
No, iiu Jv.'rwcMtfti mt.
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At ita irfc fwl
M UVMiAM r IM&
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NEW PLAY
EVERY NIGHT-
and 30 Cs
BEST OFFER EVER MADE
$5,000 Cash
Given Away
33 V THS
CINCINNATI
Weekly Enauirer.
Every club of Ten Yearly Sub
scribers will get one sharo of Sf,000.
Every club of Five Yearly Subscriber-)!
will get one half a share of
85,000.
The number of shares is fixed by
the number of clubs of ten that will
bo received by ua from
Nov. 1, 1893, to March 31, 1894.
On an offer of 81,500 lust spring,
running thrco mouths, ending Juno
30, 181.'!, for clubs of five, each club
agent received 84.53 in cash betides
his commitwions. That oflcr wus 8500
n mouth for three months.
Wo now oiler 81,000 a mouth for
five months, or n total of
$5,000 for five months,
besides the regular commit-mont?, and
will
Guarantee 40 per cent Gross Profit.
A full cluli of five or ten must
conic at one time in order to bhure in
this oiler.
Agents may send as iniiny clubs as
they can rai.o within time tccifieil
ami can have papers cent to any
addict.
The WEEKLY ENQUIUEH i
thoJ.arge.st, Host, Clean, Monil, Ele
vating Dollar Newspaper for a family
favorite now printed in the L'nitetJ
Stutes. .Sample copies free.
ENQUIRER COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, O.
LADIBS' AND CHILDREN'S
flATRCUTTINGr
o o o SHAMPOOING
A SPECIALTY,
AT
SAM WESTERFTELD'S.
11UKR KLOCH.
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PURE RYE
Shipped pure and unadulter
ated direct from the distillery, y
Pronounced a pure and whole-'
some tonic-stimulant by tne
medical fraternity everywhere.
Gives life, strength and happi- .
ness to the weak, sick, aged
and infirm.
If you cannot procure it of your drURgUt or
llqnor dealrin. upon receipt of $160 wo will
oxprca prepaid to nny address a full quart
a&mplo bottlo of Old Elk Ilye or Rourbon.
STQLL. VANUATU i CO.. DISTILLERS.
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I-'or Halo by
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Women do aa well n men, and bot and glrli
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tnnlnom.
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Inio.t accunte, ino.t iomiict, and mottl
modern l'or a1o by all dealer lo anu. I
CataloEiict niatlrd free by
Tho Marlin Firo Arms Co.,
Ni:r H.vvkn, Cosh., U.S. A.
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