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THE THEATRE
Roland Reed and his excellent com
stay played to a not over-crowded bouse
oa Monday evening. Mr. Beed shares
With. Ebl Smith Russell an especial pop
ularity here. Lincoln audiences feel
personally interested in him and like
bin. He k generally called before the
curtain, as he was on Monday, to make
a speech full of puns and reciprocal good
feeling. Isadora Rush was, as usual,
richly gowned in the best taste. Her
figure is beautiful, but her carriage is
bad, and her gestures are surprisingly
crude. Her voice has suffered from the
strata which seems to attack most ac
tresses' voices after they have been on
the stage for long. A few like Mod jeska
aad Julia Marlowe retain a flexible mus
ical feminine, speaking voice but the
melting tender voice is so rare upon the
rtage that the first liquid notes of a real
voice pronouncing the simplest Words
"arv'-Bpt-vto receive undue attention and
applause and pr contra the convention
al leading lady croak produced by over,
tram of an originally delicatsvoice
causes aa unreasonable disapproa
The play The Voyagers is a mild com
edy with a half-breed villain, a new
wosaan heroine and a Roland Reed hero.
The company's chief fault is enuncia
tion. From the star to the bell boy they
poke against time so rapidly and with
so many elisions that many of the best
jokes never reached the audience. The
scenery was fitting and left nothing to
be desired, which is better than thought
leas aud inappropriate magnificence.
Mr. Robert Cotton stands higher on the
stage than any other American actor.
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Koster k Bial's spe:tacular extrava
ganxa which will be the attraction at
the Funke opera house on Monday
evening, November 7, is beyond doubt
the largest production of its kind that
has toured the western states since the
days of David Henderson's popular Chi
cago opera house attractions. The piece
;rja engaged to personally direct the
orchestra. .The company presenting the
extravaganza umber forty people and
includes the best of high class vocalists,
comedians and specialty artists. The
scenery is newly designed and painted,
by the best scenic aitists in the country.
Especial attention was given to the
wardrobe and elaborate costumes pro
vided for the artists. The Bea9on was
opened at the Harlem opera house in
New York city and the popularity of the
peace was again proven by a crowded
houEe at every performance. Leaving
New York "Gayest Manhattan" played
week stands in Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. In tho last named
city the company appeared at the Audi
torium during jubilee week and every
night before 8 o'clock it was necessary to
have the S. R. O. sign in the lobby of
the theatre. Two weeks of one night
stands hreak the journey of the com
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M0US6 p. C. ZEHRUNG, Mgr.
Monday, November.
Koster & Bial's
magnificent spectacular production
Management John P. Harley. Direct from' the Second
York Engagement.
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Musical Direction of Composer Mr.
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was origically presented to the public aC
Koster k Bial's world famous music
hall ia New York city, and for forty con
aecative weeks drew immense audiences.
The it was taken on the road and en
joyed a hisjhly snccessful season of
thkty-ive weeks. This year, Mr. John
F. Harley, a well and very favorably
known New York manBger, has absolute
control of the extravaganza. Mr. Bar
ley's first move was an entire reversion
of the libretto, he himself, rewriting the
libretto, bringing it strictly upio-date
iaasafs and clever specialties. Mr.W.
H.Bateh4er, the composer of the masic,
pany to Denver, where the Tabor opera
house will De played. From Denver the
extravaganza will goto San Francisco
for a run at the Columbia theater.
Leaving San Francisco only week en
gagements will be played for two months.
The principal cities to be vimted include
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, Detroit
and Kansas City. The full cast, with all
the magniScent scenery, elaborate cos
tames and brilliant effects, will be seen
at the presentation of the piece in L'n-coln.
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Artist (joyfully) Hurrah! I sold my
masterpiece today fur $500.
Friend You'd better lay low for a
few weeks until the trouble blows over.
He If your head aches, my dear, I
wouldn't go to the sowing circle this
ening. She Then the other women
will be sure to talk about me.
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