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THEATRIGAfo.
THE OLIVER.
Tho Matinee Girl of tbo Boaton Trav
eller war voiy favorably impressed with
Paul Giltnore and the "Musketeers."
ShoFnid: ,
'There are (Ivo nets in the version
uced by Mr. Gilmore, all Bhort and riht
to tho point. "If I know a better word
than ''Fascinating'' I would apply it to
each of tho live. I can only Bay that
pluo wouldn't bo in it with any of th( in
for holding you to your chuir.
Nature hue given Mr. Gilmore a com
plete outfit for a romantic hero. I can't
Hue that anything has been forgotten.
Lot mo think. Thore is youth. What
would Bob Muntell, Jamea O'Neil and a
few othor romantic actora not give for
that blessed b"on of youth.
Then there is figure. No bunting
around to find hie own belt line for Paul
Gilmore.
Youth, figure, talent, good look?, voice,
ptt'Bcnco, fire, artistic perception at.d
Mignoti." This opera affords ample
opportunities for the display of all the
fine qualities possessed by Cotlamarini,
Sostegni, Russo and the rest, who have
juBt endeared themselves to tho Lincoln
music lovers in "Carmen'' and 'R'gal
otto." Tho requests which have poured in
upon tbo management hfra, asking that
the company remain and eing "Mignon"
grew to such proportions that it was ini
possible to ignoro them.
THE FUNKE.
Tbo man of tho hour is without doubt
Admiral Dewey. The American people
with one accord have given him the
grandest reception ever given an Amnrl
can hero. Very few Nebraska people
had tho opportunity to witnees the New
York or Washington demonstrations, yet
all will have the opyurtuaity next week,
by the aid of the famous Kline-Lumiere
Cicematographe Co., which is without
doubt tho laigest'aud finest organiza
tion of tho kind traveling, carrjiogtbrae
pootic tomnerament. What more would
ou bavo in this young actor? JuB.t
mention it. There's nothing lacking
that I can think of now. Name your
gift and then keep your eve ou Gilmoro
Ht haBit.
He is a tine, manly, dashing D'Artag
nan, bis performance being in thp
highest degree excellent.
At the O.ivor Monday, November Gth.
larga machines and five operates, guar
anteeing the emuBoment-louing public
a ploaeant evening's pleasure one to bo
remembered for a life time. At tbo
Funke Monday, Tueslay. Wednesday
and matinee, November G, 7 and 8.
riceB 10 j, 20c, 33 j and 50 :.
That eminent success, the Primrose &
DoL-kstader B'g American rainB'rdls will
l,e seen hero at the Oliver theater on
Tuesday evening, November 7. It is
ono of the moat amusing entertainments
traveling, and, with its host of first-clasB
comedians, vocalists c.nd specialists, ia
ono of the bast talented, well equipped
and most expensive. It being election
night full and complete election returns
will bo furnished by tbo Postal and read
during the evening as fast as they come
in. Come and enj )y an ovoning and see
i. it goes you way.
The political satire, a Texas Steer,
which is considered Charles Hoyt's
masterpiece, comes to the Oliver, No
vember 0. Will II. Bray is still in tho
oust, playing tho part ho originated ten
years ago, tho minister to Dahomey.
Kutio Putnam is Bossy, James B. Mc -Cann,
the maverick brander, Alice Kosc
Isnd, tho Dixie style and the original
Texas Steer quartet, aro a strong feature.
The ltentz Santley Novelty and Bur
lesque company comes to the Funke
Thursday. Vaudeville turns to the
number of six opens the bill, and a thort
musical burlesque in which a bright
enough crowd of chorus beauties stand
in a row and shout until the curtain
drops. What they shout ie often rhyme,
sometimes melody, but it serves to in
troduce numerous cbangeB of costume,
and includes a number of pretty dance?.
The High Flyer club is tbe scpne of the
revels. Tho Sisters Palmer follow with
a musical fourteen minutes, and Mur
pby and Nolan do some. Irish sketch.
Lynne ai-d Baker aro very good in a
German American Yow-Yow, and A I.
C. Lawrence is a ventr.loquist of no
mean ability. The two Roainos onded
the olio with a very clever bit of tumb
ling, done on a billiard tible Luilt for
tbe purpose.
At the Funke only ono night. Thurs
day, November J).
foEGAfo NOTIGEd
The Lamhardi Italian Grand Opera
company, which has just closed a suc
cessful engngemont at tho Oliver thea
ter, bus .been secured to return hero on
November 8tb, noxt Wednesday, when
they will present Charles Ambrose
Thomas' colobratod opora comiquo
A complete tile of "Tho Courier" is
kept in an aiiholutkly kikephook build
ing. Anotber Hlo is kept in this oflice
and still another haa baon deposited
elEewhore. Lawyers may publish leoal
notiof.h in 'Tho Courior" with security
as tbe kii.es aie intact and are pre
served from year to year with great
care.
OMVER
UNtlKR TUB IHRI'.CTION (l
0. T. GMWFOHD 8 F.C.HHING
Cornor Kith and P. Pln.i " "'
Monday, November O.
American representative romantic actor.
PAUL GILMORE
and bis col03SHl Fp'cUcuiar procincMon or uumiiB- masiorpioco mo
TBE RAGE OF THE HOUR Tho originul New Yoik production exaclh ttB
pbiyed our months at tho Lnon theatre.
A CAR LOAD 01 EFFECTS A fortune spent on costumes and scenery.
Price 2."i conta to 81 00, now on s do.
Itiessclay, November Tm
THE REAL HELLO BILL Onlv one night.
Something to remember Biff American Minstrel Festi;il.
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It being election niffht complete returns will be read from tho
stage as fast as they come in.
Prices Entire lower floor $1.00; balcony 75 and 50 cents; gal
lery, 25 cents.
By unanimous request Re-engagement of the
LAMBARDI ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY
WEDNESDAY ISVISNISSG IOVJEjaJAIiJI 8
Charles Ambrose Thomas' brilliant opera company
Collamarini as Mignon; Sostegni as Filina; Russo as Wil
helm Meister. Entire company in the cast. Excellent
chorus. Superb orchestra. Magnificent costumes.
Prices 50, 75, 1.00 and 1.50.
'JTlxtirscliasr NovemberO
The Big Success HOYT'S
A TEXAS STEER
Matie Putman as ''Bosey".
Will H. Bray as the "Minister to Dahomey.'
A Brilliant Satire on Washington Life. Eor the Fiist
Time. Specialties will be introduced throughout tho
play.
Prices 25, 50, 75 and 1.00.
funks
UNDKU THE DWEOTION OF
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COK. O AND TWELFTH. 1'lluNK "i:,
Mon. Tues. Wed., "Wecl. JVIaf
Nove mber O-T-.
KLINE'S LUM1ERE,
Cinematograph Co.
3 MACHINES 3
Tbo SpanlBh American and Philiplno Ware. Reviow of tho Fire, Second,
and Third
Nebraska Regiments
Note the prices 10, 20, 30, and 50 cents.
ITjriclojr and citwrclo-
Tho largest or them all. Equal to a circus,
STETSON'S BIG DOUBLE
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN CO.
Bring- the little ones to see the good old play
Prices lo, 2o, 35, and 5o cents.
MAGNETIC HEALING
All diHoaBee, no druup, no knife.
Art taught to oihorn
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