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THE OLIVER.
Lovers of the drama luivo a treat in
Bturo for them at tho Olivor this after
noon nt ti:.'50und thiB ovnning at 8:15.
1'hat beautiful play, "A Guilty Mother,"
will then bo presented with all its
wealth of econory, coutuiuoB and median
icalelToctB. Pricod, matineo, 125 and GO
conts; evening, 20 conts to 91.00.
If tho now play of "Mario Antoinotto,''
which Modjeaka is to proBont horo for
tho first time on Monday evening at tho
Oliver, takeB in tho principal evontB of
tho fttmouH quoin's career from the
daye of "Little Trianon' to thoBo of her
imprisonment in tho 0nuiergerie, Mr.
Clinton S'uart, the author, wdl bo ol
ablod to give to tho uninformed a fairly
cjmprohonsivo glance at the history of
the French revolution. It is the moat
iutoroHting, if not the most bloody, page
in modern Europe. Tho costumes have
been made from denigna (ft awn by
Modjcska herself. A legitimate reper
toire, usually means lato performances,
and it Ib thoroforo pleasanj to learn from
the thoator management that the cur
tain will raise at eight o'clock sharp.
Prices 81.00. 81.25, 11.00, 75c and 50c.
"The Christian," at the Oliver, Tours
day, Docember 7th, is presented in a
prologuo and four ac's. Tho scene is
laid in tho tilting ground in ruins of
Peel Caetio, Isle of Man. brightened by
tho romantic atmosphere of th.it qunint
Manx Island. Two yeara pass. The
tiret act of tho play is in the saloon of
tho ColoBoum Music 1111 in London
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where Glory Quaylo haB made her debut
as a flinger; the second in the club room
St. Mary Magdalene'e church, Sobo,
where John Storm has become a worker
in the slums of the east end of Loudon;
the third in Glory's department of the
garden house, Clement's Inn, London,
and fourth in the club room of John
Storm's church. Prices. 25c, 50c, 7.c
and 81.00. Seate on sale Tuesday.
"Hotel Topey Turvy" has a story
which is good eo far an it goes, but be
fore the first a t is fairly on, it gute
mixed up with a lot of hustling, hust
ling doings. There are good books in it,
neat dances, pretty costumes and femi
nine beau I y to suit. Then a clever lot
of sixty people, headed by Eddie Foy
and Josie DdWitt, mingle with it. It
will be seen at the Oliver theater on
Fi iday ev )oing, Dec 8 Prices. 25c to 81
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TlxviirsdLay, December 5rT
FIRST TIME IIBRE
Liebler & Co. present Hall Caine's Powerful Play
Ad TH CHRISTIAN
Adapted by the author from his novel of the same name.
Presented here with the same careful attention to detail as
that which marked its phenomenal run of 175 nights in New
York and 110 nights in Boston.
Prices 25, 50, 75 SI, and $1.50 cents.
BVlcieiy evening Deo a
Dunne and Ryley present tho
brilliant Parisian Burlettas,
THE BIGGEST MUSICAL HIT
OF THE YEfcR,
With Eddie Foy, Joaie DeWltt. Philip
H. Rvloy, Uertie Fowler, Amelia Glovor,
The Famous. Florence Troup and thirty
others.
2 years in Parte. 200 times in London,
102 times at the Now York Herald
Square Theatre.
Splendid Oborua of Thhtys
Prices-25e to $1.50,
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Satticla-, December SS
Glorious Senic Production of the Great Emotional Melo
drama. A Guilty Mother
The greatest matinee play ever written. Interpreted by a
superb cabt of twenty well known players.
Come and see the Thames by moonlight. London ilium i -nated,
great storm scene, Oakley Towers falling in ruins, he
thrilling rescue, and the mysterious mirror, a river of real
water; the most wonderful scene ever presented in melodrama
Seats on sale Friday Matinee 25c and 50c; night 25 to $1
Monday December -3t
ENGAGEMENT OF MADAME
MODJESKA
Assisted by John E. Kellerd and brilliant supporting com
pany under the management of Mr. John C. Fisher, present
ing her latest and g eatest success
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A new historical tragedy based on the terrible events of the
French Revolution by Clinton Stuart.
Seats on sale Friday morning. 50, 75, 1.00. 1.25, 1.50.
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