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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1899)
10 THE COURIER. THE THEATRE Harlow MiiiBtrolB today, inutinco and night, tho popular organization of black faco artists is tho attraction at tho Funko today matinco and ovoning head ed by tho noxt president or minBtroIsy, Harry Ward. Thoir reputation inBuroa an excellent show. Tho-Harlow mana orB long ago docidcd to kcop thoir en tortainmont in advanco of other mine trel hIjowb. This rulo Iiiib been itB own justification. Enjoying tho confldonco of the public, thoy havo no fear of en gaging tho highest priced talent, bc cauao they know that such invoetmonlB are ropaid by incroaBed patronage. Thoir tour Dub Boason has boon a con tinuous ovation at every performance. Prices, matinoo 2.1 conts to every one. Evoning.Uf), 35 and 50 conts. Matinoo begins at 2:!0 p. m. Evonirg at 8:15 p. m, goats now on sulo. numbers, "O loving heart truet on," dis playing rare purity of tono and artistic fooling, and tho "Toreador's Song," from Oarmon, rolling forth with a swing and vigor quito irrosifltiblo. JorBoyOity Evening Journal. Mr. Young roused his gonial audience to a high pitch of onthuBiaBm by his ox cellont and onjoyablo singing, both of hia two numberB being heartily encored. Chicago Figaro. Mr. P. Uicknoll Young sang "Eri tu,' from Verdi's "Hallo in Maschora," with flno intolligonco and artistic flniBh. Chicugo Tribune Mr, Young sang sovoral songs, ehow ing a clear and powerful baritono voico or Bplondid proportion Tho Amorican Art Journal. Mr. Young's voico is tho realization of BonorouBnoBs; it is full, doop and round. Salt Lake Herald. Tt 1898. - . u.ui:n the ini:cTioN of VI 11 111 rK L. M. CRAWFORD AND F. Z. Cornor Tliirtccnth and P. Phono 71(1 SECOND SEASON. 1899. Ill fifl Fifth and lust concert of this season's series Monday, March 20th I'robably no play has beon rocoivod with such universal commendation as C. E. Hallahan's TonnoBKOo comody "A Romance of Coon Hollow," now com ploting a fifth successful season. "Tho roft. Eouthern drawl," pormoating tho Innguagooi tho characters has a par ticular churm. Joined to this aro magniilcont Bcenory nnd oirectB, novel and unique electrical features, and a troupotf singing and dancing darkiop, malo and femalo. Two quartots fur nish its muBicil adjuncts, and a well selected dramatic company interprets the roles. All tho Bcenory used is car riod by tho show, which is one of tho THE WAY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA is in a tourist Blooping car, personally conductod, via of tho Burlington route You don't chango cars. You make faBt time. You boo tho Hnost sconory on tho globo Your car is not so expensively finished nor bo 'lino to look at us a palaco Gloopor, but it is just bb clean, just as comfortable, just as good to ri Jo n. and noarly $20 c'joapor. Tho Burlington excursions loavo Lin coln at 0:10 p. m. ovory Thursday, reaching San Francisco Sunday and Los Angeles Monday. Porter with each car. Excursion manager with each party. For folder giving full information call at B & M depot or City ticket oflico, cornoi 10th and O streets. G. W. Bonnell, C. P. & T. A SOLOIST THE FVlflKE UNDER THE DIHECTION OF L I CRAWFORD AND F. C. ZEHRUNG. COR. O AND TWELFTH. PHONG 333. largest on the road. "A Romance of Coon Hollow" is announced for ono night only at tho Funke, Tuesday March 21st. This beautiful play mndo such a hit at tho Funko on October Gth tbiB season, that Manager Zehrung booked thorn for a return date. They are on their way oast, after playing a most suc cessful engagement on the coast. You will all remember tho great Buck and Wing dancer who made Buch a bit. This company will put on a groat bg euko walk, and carrying as they do twenty colored people, they cjn put it on well. Prices Pcirquet 81 0 J, Dn-rs Circle 7f;, Bnlcony f.0 and Gallery 2.")j. Seats on uulo Mot d i 0 a. m. Thetlf.h and last o! tbi60itB mi'b seri'B of Philharmnric Orchestra Cones ts will be givon March 20th, at tlo Oliver. A requost program well bo played, and Mr. Bicknoll Young, tho favorito buii tono from Chicago, will bo tho soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Young at tho piano. Mr. Young will sing "Jerusa lem" by Parker, with full orchestra, a Bong by Maud Valerie White with 'cel'o obligato, piano and strings, and a group of Bonga by Schubort. Mrs. Yourg and JossioL. Gaj nor with piano accompani ent. Tho following prees notices show with what favor Mr. Young is mot: Mr. Young is tho posBoasor of a good compass and power, and his delivery iB distinct and dignified. In many ways ho rominde ono of Ludwig. Ho iB an acquisition to the concert stage. Now York World. Mr. B. Bicknoll Young sang Gounod's 'Ring out Wild Bells" magnilicontly.--Chicago Inter Ocean. Mr. Young was heard in contrasting Personally Conducted Excur sions to II III I M il hi ti 1 1 1 1 1 HIE I il The Great BARLOW BROTHERS' MINSTRELS Urder the management of Harry Ward. First part entirely new. Challenge Band and Orchestra. Grand street parade at noon. Matinee prices, 25 cents to all. Evening prices, 25c, 35c and 50c. Seats now on sale. Loavo Chicago ovory Thursday v ia Colo, ado and Scenic Route to San Francisco and Los AngeloB. Southern Route leaves Chicago ovory TueEday via Kansas City, Ft. Worth and. El Poso to Los Angolos. Theeo Excursions Cars are attached to Fast Pas ongor trains and thoir popu larity is ovidenco that we oiler tho host. Accompany theeo excursion and save monoy for tho lowest rate tic! ots are available in those popular Pullman TouriBt cars. For full descripfion of this sorvice and tho bBnotltB givon its patronB, see your local ticket agent or address JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. P. A. Ch'-sero. III. FRANK H. Barnes. G. P. A., llth and U Stroo'ta, Lincoln, Nobr. Tied5r The pretty southern love story, an Tdyll of the Tennessee hills, A ROMANCE OF COON HOLLOW As originally produced at the Poueteenth Street theatre, New York City. A Magnificent Scenic Production. Se lect Dramatic Company. Pickaninny Plan tation Dances. Quintette of Vocal ists in Songs of the South. DON'T PAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CAKE WALK Prices-Parquet $1, dress circle 755, balcony 50c, gallery 25c. Seats on sale Moncay morning at 9 o'clock. iOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO CYCLE PHOTOGRAPHS ATHLETIC PHOTOGRAPHS HOTOG APHS OFDABIES g PHOTOGRAPHS OF GROUPS EXTERIOR VIEWS :: THE PHOTOGRAPHER 129 South Eleventh Street. ) 0000000000 ooooooooooooo" ihJ fiiJM lBl'ind p,ayiD8 cards ar" the elickest you over handled. Ono pack wd be sent by mail on receipt of XLCfM.tB VnoBtan!pp- A raony order or draft for GO cents or same in stamps will secure 4 packs. Thoy will bo ."JSt by express charges prepaid. Address, John Seiiastun, G. P, a. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R'y, Chicago. And nervous ailments are as curable as other diseases. I treat nothing else" J. . Iyeoimorat, dc.r. Owiok 1427 QSr., Lincoln, Nehr. D Bicknell Young, Baritone. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Seats on sale Saturday morning, March 18. V. v y r