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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11,
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" "The Bohemian Girl."
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,
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"The Xrw Bohemian ilrl."
The biff spectacular prewntution of
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next Monday, Nov. 11, at the .Auditor
rium for a matinee and nitfht Jer
formance. is the same massive pf""-
duction which the Aborn Opera com
pany made at the Huston Opera house
last September, and whic h proved one
of the truly bit? successes of last sea
son in Asheville, and is now an
nounced as bcinR "bib'Eor, brlKhter and
better than ever." This particular
production has proved the crownintr
effort of the Messrs. A horn's career as
producers of Brand opera in English.
To the lovers of "music worth while"
the melodious quality of Balfe's score,
which contains such gems as "I
Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls,"
"The Heart Bowed Down," "Then
You'll Remember Me," etc., will ever
hold its charm, but in the present
spectacular form "The Bohemian
Girl" takes on new life and makes a
strong appeal to al classes, for in ad
dition to the charm of Its music, In
their effort for realism, Messrs. Aborn
now Bives us some of the thrills of
Melodrama, some of the best circus
features ever witnessed outside of a
tent, real gypsies, horses, acrobats,
eto. Particular care has been given
to the selection of the principal sing
ers and the big chorus of this year's
presentation. The matinee prices are
from 50 cents to $1.50, and the night
prices will range from 50 cents to 12.
Ticket sale opens Friday morning.
"Louisiana Lou."
The musical comedy that holds the
season's record for the number of
performances Riven, "Louisiana Lou,"
will be played for the first time in this
city on next Tuesday, November 12, In
the Auditorium. The musical comedy
will be given here by a special cast
under the management and under the
guarantee of Harry Askin, the managing-director
of the LaSulle Opera
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8 South Main Et, Former Stand of Eon Marche.
House company, which operates the
La Salle Opera house, Chicago, and
Its traveling companies.
'When that day comes," said Mr.
Austin when he took possession of the
La Salle, "that I cannot give on tour
as good a show, at least, as I give in
the I-a Salle, that day I will take my
name down; for I should I ashamed
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"Happy Hoollean."
The entire "Hooligan" family, In
cluding brother "Gloomy Gus" and
the "kid" will be seen -In the
production of "Happy. Hooligan, '
given at the Auditorium on next
Wodnesdnjv matinee and night,
November 13, and--, that they
will receive a roynl welcome goes
without mying. Everything that
"Happy" says and does Is sure to
create laughter. In the latest version
he has many exciting and engrossing
adventures and his troubles, which are
numerous, are sure to Incite whole
some and Incessant mirth. The cast
la a large one. BO capable and talented
people being; employed. Ticket sale
will open Monday morning at Whit-lock's.
PAUfF, IMHXfJ I1IO IJI'SINESS.
Despite the counter attractions the
Palace enjoyed a largo business last
night. Tho Gllbert-DuPree Musical
comedy Is eliciting- much favorable
comment In giving a clean and thor
oughly entertaining medley of music,
mirth and melody. No popular price
amusement has met with more ap
preciation and patronage than the one
new at the Palace. Today the same
bill will be repeated at matinee and
night, while tomorrow an entirely
new bill will be given, which is brim
ful of musical numbers that are both
tuneful and catchy. On Friday night
a rousing amateur night will be given,
three cash prizes being awarded to the
successful contestants. If yon want to
see thi' future stars In the play world
be on hand Friday night when the
amateurs appear. The management
of the Palace has eliminated the ex
tra five cents for reserved seats, due
to the enormous crowds, hence all the
seats will be the same price with no
extra charge for choice seats.
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AUDITORIUM
Tuesday, Nov. 12.
The Chicago La f-!ull Opera llouso Company, (Inc.).
Mr. llnrry Askin, Managing Direclor, presents the
World's Record hreak;ing .musical comedy
Louisiana Lou
350 times in Chicago. Written ley Frederick Donaghey
nnd Addison Burkhnrdt, with munic hy I!en M. Jerome,
Immense company and production with Samuel Liehert
and Anna Chandler .
Cecilia Novaslo, Freddie Nice, Zclla Call, James McKlhern, Iut
Vrohman, Egbert Roach, Caroline Ijeunaril, Joe Doner and 0 more
Finest pinging, dancing, looking chorus In the United States.
Prices 60, 75, $1, $1.60 and 1 Ticket sale opens baturday morn
ing 4 Whltlock'a,
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be raised at an instant's notice. When
the moat wan too wldo to permit of
tbls bridge covering the entire dis
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6iMLOSS TH6ATHK CIRCUIT
Monday, matinee and evening;, Nov. 11.
Return of the Wonderful operatic spectular, The Aborn "
Opera Co. present their fresh and spectacular produc
tion of
"You'll Remember Me."
THE
BOHEMIAN
GIRL
Special orchestra of 20. Keturning with the name bril
liant oast and ehorua of 100 people. 10 horn, troupe of
Arabian acrobats and real band of Gypsies.
Price! Mallnc 50e to II.BOj nlicht to $2. Seats ready Friday,
a. m. Curtain, nuitlmw 3:30; nlKbt S::!0 sharp.
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