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laad waa - wSnnffnw in manner and
capable in' .whatever position she for
the "time "aMfaned. Charles Hat-bury
as Mr."irnnfcr-Chase, the 4utb of
many a joke, was thorouglily capable.
Edmond Lawrence, in the part of the
coachman, proved a lively entertainer.
Franklin Garland as the irate man
ager, was properly bni&que. Kate
Kckert, Carrie Behr and A. Kanine
completed the cast, filling their parts
most acceptably. In fact, it is a
strong company, coherent in all its
elements, that Mr. Litt has brought
together to present a most entertain
ing play. Chicago Inter-Ocean.
This attraction will be produced at
the Funke Friday, October 14.
Our-
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THE OLIVER THEATRE
JN. BWEN. Jp, Manager.
GRAND OPENING Of THE SEASON-ONE PERFORMANCE
MODTE8KA
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And a Superb Company Direction John C. Fisher In a
Gorgeous Production of
AT THE OLIVER.
The Great Polish-American artist,
Modjeska, will open the season of the
Oliver theatre on next Thursday even
ing, October 13, in Shakspere's mas
terpiece, Antony and Cleopatra." The
performance will be complete in every
detail as she carries all of her own
scenery and properties for this play.
Mojeska's time is confined mostly
to the huge cities and Lincoln people
are to be congratulated on having an
opportunity of seeing the most ar
tistic and gracious woman on the
stage. Her cempany is an exceptional
strong one and composed of some of
the best people in the business. The
prices for the engagement are: Lower
floor, $1.50 and $1.25: balcony, $1.00
and 75 cents; gallery, 50 cents. Seats
on sale Tuesday morning at 10 o clock
sharp. On account o the great de
mand for seats only six seats will be
sold to one person. Secure your seats
early. Prof. Hagenow and an orches
tra of fifteen pieces will play a grand
concert from 7:30 until 8:15 as a -fit
introduction to the new curtain, whick
will be used for the first time.
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Of the American School of Osteopath v,
PRESIDENT.
CHAKLES W. LITTLE, D. O.
Of the American School of Osteopathy,
VICE-PRESIDENT AND MGR.
Lincoln Infirmery of Osteo
pathy, Farmers' and Merchants Building,
Lincoln.
Mostly all forms of chronic diseases
treated successfully with
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TREATING DAYS MONDAYS, WED
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Literature free on application.
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Prices: Lower floor, $1.50 and $1.2 5; balcony, $1.00 and 75c; gallery, 60c.
Seats on sale at box office Tuesday, October 11, at 10 o'clock sharp. On
account of the great demand for seats, only six seats will be sold to lie
person.
Note Professor Hagenow's. orchc.- tra of fifteen pieces will give a grand
concert from 7:30 p. m. until raising o the new curtain. Free list sus
pended for this engagement.
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