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THE COU.w.C
THEATRIGAfo.
THE OLIVER.
On Tuesday evening, January 9th,
under the auspices of the university
school of music, will be presented that
greatest of all contraltos, Mme. Scalchi.
The following is tne program that will
be used:
PAHT I.
1. (a) Berceuse Grieg
(b) Valse de Concert Durand
Chev. Lo Verde.
2. Dio.Posscute Faust Gounod
Signor Franceschetti.
3. Polonaise Mignon Thomas
Mme.Dc Pasquali.
4. Aria Lombardi Verdi
Signor De PasqualL
5. Nobil Signor Huguenots . M eyerbeer
Mme. Scalchi.
6. Quartet Riogoletto Verdi
Mme. Scalchi, Mme. De Pasquali, Sig.
Franceschetti, Sig. De PasqualL
7. Selections from his own Compositions.
Chev. Lo Verde.
TAKT II.
"II Trovatore," with full scenery, cos
tumes, paraphernalia, etc., and the fol
lowing cast:
Leonora Mme. Dc Pasquali
Manrico Sig. De Pasquali
Count di Luna Sig. Franceschetti
Azucena MmcScalchi
THE FUNKE.
Ferris comedians will play an engage
ment of one week at the Funke opera
house, commencing Monday, January 8.
Manager Zehrung has what he choosrs
to term a "repertoire treat" to offer the
Funke patrons in tLo coming Ferris'
Comedians' engagement. The popular
company is remembered as the one
which gave po much satisfaction last
seaEon. The repertoire next week em
braces some of the latest eas'ern sue
cesses. Eiegant costumes, beautiful
scenery and special properties are
carried, that each play may be staged
and dressed in metropolitan form.
Speaking of Ferris' Comedians, the St.
Joseph News said: "Never before was
the Lyceum theater unable to accommo
date the patrons until last evening. The
magnet was Ferris' Comedians, and they
surely drew the people out. Dick Ferris
may well be called the 'Frohman of
repertoire,' for he presented one of the
best companies ever seen in St. Joseph.
The specialties introduced between the
acts of the drama were far superior to
those offered by the Orpheum company
last week." Mr. Ferris' company con
tains twenty acting members' many of
whom have visited our city before with
high priced attractions. The opening
play will be "My Jim," Ferdinand Gra
ham's late comedy-drama. Monday
night ladies will be admitted free if ac-
tTSDEE THK DIRECTION OT
0. T. GRAWFOHD S F.C. ZEHRUMG
Corner i3tb and P. Phone 351
Tuesday January Qth.
Under the auspices of the University School of Music,
$mz. gofia
Edwin Mayo will be the attraction on
January 10th at the Oliver, presenting
the famous play of "Padd'n'head Wil
son," the great Thumbmark play.
"Every human being carries with him,
from the cradle to the grave, certain
physical marks by which he can be iden
tified, and which never change; these
marks are his signature, with its lines
and curves and flourishes. But where
are tbey you ask? They are there,
where nature has placed them, and for
ever unchangeable; there, on the ball of
the thumb." This scientific fact, the
basis of Mark Twain's story, is also the
foundation of the Bjrtillon system of
criminal identification, which ie now in
U3e in every large city in the United
States and Europe, and has led to the
capture and conviction of more law
breakers than any other device known
to the minions of the law.
Mr. Arthur Donaldson as Yon Yon
eon at the Oliver on Saturday afternoon
and evening January 13th, Bhould play
to large business. He is a clever dialec
tian and his Swede roles are especially
successful and popular. Yon Yonson
ij the original Swedish comedy.
ompanied by the holder of a paid thirty
or fifty cent ticket. The prices will be
10,20, 30 and 50 cents.
A Valid Objection.
Mr. Cltydweller (to suburban real es
tate agent) I only find one fault In
your town, Mr. Boomerup, but that
makes me decline to buy a residence
here. Mr. Boomerup Why, what Is
the matter? Mr. Cltydweller I noticed
today as we have been driving about
hat all your finest- houses are owned
by physicians.
An Kvaslon.
Mrs. Teller "She told me the whe'e
story, word for word, just as I have
repeated it to you, and she made me
promise not to whisper a word of It to
anybody." Mr. Teller "But you told
em, my dear." Mrs. Teller "Yes. of
course; but I didn't whisper, did I?"
A Natural Error.
Handout Harry Say, Teddy, some
body told me dat you'd been Trough
Yale.
TIepass Teddy De feller wot said
dat must a been a Swede. He meant
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The world's greatest contralto; Sig-. M. De Pasquali, the
eminent tenor; Sig. A. Franceschetti, the distinguished
baritone; Chevalier G. Lo Verdi, pianist to the Queen of
Italy, musical director, and
MME. BERNICE BE PASQUALI
America's greatest soprano, in musical festival gems, includ
ing one act from "IL TROVETORE," in costume with
scenic effects. Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. On sale
Monday.
Wednesday, January lOtti.
Mr. Edwin Mayo
Presents the great play made famous by the late Mr. Frank
Mayo,
'Pudd'n'head Wilson."
Dramatized from Mark Twain's famous novel br that name;
a complete production in every detail.
Satvrrclay, January ltli.
MATINEE AND NIGHT, the singing comedian, '
Mr. Arthur Donaldson,
In the original Swedish comedy,
"YON YONSON,"
(By special arrangements with Jacob Litt).
Hall & Kennedy.
Management of
XXTCKE
UNDER THE DIRECTION OP
O.T.CRMFORD AND F.C. ZEHRUNG
COR. O AND TWELFTH. PHONE 355
One solid week, commencing
Monday, January Sth,
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Under the direction of Dick Ferris, presenting a repertoire of
the latest successes. 20 acting people 20. 22 vaude
ville turns 22. Costumes by Dazian, scenery b' Sosman
& Landis. properties by Henck. The largest repertoire
company extant. Opening play,
"MY JIM."
Prices, 10c, 20c, 30c and 50c. Ladies free Monday evening,
if accompanied by one paid 30 or 50 cent ticket, if reserved
before 7 p. m.
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