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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tonight "Human Hearts'' at tho Lan
sing for ono night only. 1 his story of
tho Arkansas h lis is a beautiful and pa
thetic character touch that makes tho
people of that region neither sou h nor
west bu; Iioth and something else beside,
which isArkansan.
None car. afford to miss seeing the
wonderful Vivrescope, which will bo in
troduced by Eunico Goodrich and her
own New York company, at the Fucke
one night, Friday, Jan. 22nd. Tho New
York World gives the following descrip
tion of this Nineteenth century matvd:
"Tho Vivrescope works in the same
way ae tho Vitascopo and tho Eldolo
Ecope, but the pictures are clearer and
'Ihere are some playsentitled to praiso,
when they are considered from any
stundpoint.whcther it be moral, sat rical,
huinoroiiF, philos phical or artia ic.
Such a i lay Is the 'New Dominion,"
which will lie presented at the Funku on
Monday night.
Oho "New Dominion" whii h by tho
way, was given twice in this city intro
duceo one to life on the Jamos river in
Virginia. Tho very soul of romance
seems to exist in the south. Its warm,
perfume laden breezes, its romantic
scenery, its beautiful women, and its
legends conspiro to charm the every
sense.
1 ho play is a lovo s'ory, pimply, sweet
ly, attractively told, with many beauties
of language, graced by a tine poetic
spirit and genuine sentiment abour ding
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MISS BERTHA WE3TBROOK, WITH "HUMAN HEARTS."
there is less vibration, so that the pic
tures are not so trying to tho eyes as
those produced by other machine?.
"The tirst vitiw was "A Dip in the S sa"
and showed several little bojs running
along a plaDk on stilts, and diving inta
tho waves, which dashed upon theehoie
in tbo most natural manner. The
second picture showed a lawn with a
gardener using a hose to sprinkle it. A
bad bov steps on tho hose, causing tho
water to sijuirt into the gardener's face,
lie drops the hose, runs after the b y,
and gives him a sound thrashing.
"A street scene in London was very
realistic, and "The Charge of the Seventh
French Cuirasseurs" was very insiiring.
"The best picture was "Tne Arrival of
tho Mail Train.' The train came into
the station, passengers alighted, met
their friends and walked about, and all
the bustle incident to affairs of this
kind waB shown to p rfectior.
"Other pictuies wero 'Washing Day
in Switzerland,' 'Parade of the Ninety
sixth French Infantry,' A Friendly
Bout,' 'Hyde Park,' 'London," and 'The
Cascade.' "
Piies 10. 20 and 30 cente. Remember
one night only.
in delightful humor that sometimes
verges closely upon pathos. 1 he scenes
are laid in Virginia in the year 18T.'J.
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Emily Banckcr who appears at tho
Funko has a brilliant reputa'ion and
the ability to sustain and reinfore it at
every appearance. She will appear in
Lincoln in the "Scintillant." a transla
tion from the French of Sardon. Emily
Bancker appears with a large and excel
lent comiKiny and will play to a full
house.
DO YOU WA N 1' TO SAVE TIM E?
Well the new liver leaving Lincoln at
3:20 p. m. via Missouri Pacific will save
you several hours to St. Louis, Cincin
nati. New York and all eastern points
and connections are made in the St.
Louis union station, the most expen
sive, completo and tinest in the world
Any information or sleeeping car berth?
city ticket )lice 1201 O St
The Model restaurant, 31G South
Twelfth is open from 8 to 10 p. m.,when
soup and lunches are served. Drop in
on jour way home.
Canon City coal at the Wbitebreaat
Coal and Lime Co.
JOHN DOWDEN. Jr., Manager.
One Night Only,
Fourth Annual Appearance
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THE iflC0il iGyVT IFMITRN
- Ijx -HasJUzell's
Burlesque Circus,
Mordavj Everirg, darwiary 25,
All tho discarded features and expensive novelties of a
broken down three-rinjjf circus will he exhibited as well as the
greatest a"yrej"atton of freaks ever seen outside a clinic.
HIGH MOON and LITTLK ALLRIGIIT in their Great
Japanese Pole Balancing Act.
MLLE. SHORTCLOTHES on the Hijrh Wire (assisted by
the Band.)
Box Office open Friday. January 22-
Prloes--$1.00, S?;5, SO aixd 2o.
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