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THE OLIVER THEATRE
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THE THEATRE
"Mias Francia of Yale," a rattling
f area, foil of fan, the result of ingenious
ly devised actuations and novel complica
tions written by Micheal Morton and
which achieved a long run in New York
and Chicago cornea to the Oliver Friday,
March 29th, with its digital cast of
coaaediaBB embracing Etienne Girardot,
the man who made the whole civilized
world laugh at "Charley's Aunt" and
who will appear here in "Miss Franc'iB
of Yale." Breclon Thorpe, under whose
direction "Mies Francis of Yale" is pre
nented, is an English manager of repute
who is anxious to succeed in America,
and with this end in view, has engaged a
remarkably strong company to present
the comedy. The company to be seen
here is the original one and includes
Messrs Raymond Capp, Geo. F. Farren,
Louis Grrael and the Misses Lavinia
Shannon, Fanny Young, Gertrude and
Idalene Homan aud others.
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Rolaxd Reed.
The popular favorite, Roland Reed
will caake hk appearance in this city, at
the Oliver, Monday, March 23th. Mr.
Reed returns with a new comedy that
has proven one of the big hits of the
aaaaon, crowded houses beiog the rule
everywhere. The play enablea the com
edian to be eeen tothe best advantage
in one of the strongest roles he has yet
appeared in as a star. The comedy is
from the pen of Geo. H. Broadhuret. a
young writer who gives promise from his
preient work of being one of our most
brilliant dramatists. Running through
the play are several interesting under
plots, and the story is told in bright,
crisp dialogue- The characters are
novel in construction and well carried
ENGAGEMENT OF
ROLAND REED
ACCOMPANIED BY
MISS ISADORE RUSH
IN THE BRILLIANT SUCCESS-
THE WRONG MR. WRIGHT
BY GEORGE H. BROADHURST,
An adequate scenic production showing a view of Fortress Monroe, Va.
Prices $1 50, 91.00, 75c, 50c and 25c. Seats on sale Friday morning.
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THE LONDON AND NEW YORK
LAUGHING SUCCESS
Miss Francis of Yale-
"Better than 'Charley's Aunt' and funnier than "My Fiiend From India.'"
Kansas City Journal.
Presented here by the great and only NEW YORK AND OHICAGO CO.,
including MR. ETIENNE GIRARDOT and he best cast ever seen here in years
PRICES, fel, S45, SO and 75c.
Seats on Sale Saturday Morning.
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F. C. ZEHRUNG, Mgr.
Corner O and Twelfth streets
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 28.
LAWRENCE HOLMES
Stupendous Soenlo Prodtiotioti at
POPULAR PRICES.
Opexiixagg Bill
THE SMUGGLERS
10,000 pounds of Special
Between the Acts.
Scenery. A Continuous Show. No Waits
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Ladies free on Monday night with a paid 30 cent ticket if bought bafore
7 p. m. Prices 10, 20 and CO cents.
out. Mr. Reed has surrounded himself
with an exceptionally clever company,
chief among which is the charming Miss
Rush, who has a novel character to por
traythat of a female detective which
gives her bplendid opportunities, and in
which she will wear some striking gowns.
Prices 81.50, $1.00, 75, 50, 25. Seats now
on sale.
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or city office, cor. O and 10th streets for
berths, tickets and full information.
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