Monday, June 9, 1913.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS .
PAGE SEVEN
AUDITORIUM Tomorrow, Matinee S Night, June 1 0
the NELLA BROWN MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Presents The
A Fairyesque in 2 Acts
Music by A. Baldwin Sloanc
READ FROM THE ASHE
VILLE CITIZEN JUNE 3rd.
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READ FROM ASHEVILLE
GAZETTE-NEWS JUNE 3rd.
A tfrou) of excellent sing
ers and nclors.
Tlin prison lire within roasr
on, tlic best luirgain of ils kind
that lias ever been offered
Ashcville.
- Hearties liiivinu; an all star
cast this company also lias a
bevy of pretty chorus ladies.
nsf'
People in Cast
1 A Beautiful
Girls
SPECIAL SCENERY
Prices Night
10, 20 30c
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Miss Xella Brown scored an
instantaneous success last
night at the Auditorium.'" Ex-
ellent music and high class
oincdy eiiaracteri'.ed tlie shov;
and the opinion that' the' show
is equal to any of the high"-:
priced attractions hilled at the
Auditorium during the past
season was truly expressed.
2 FUNNY
COMEDIANS
Original Costumes
Orchestra of 5
MATINEES
TUESDAY, THURS. SAT.
PRICES 10c, 20c.
Children 10c to any Performance.
Change
Your 30 Cents Into $1.50 Worth of Amusement
At Auditorium "The (iliis'ibroa(l
-Man."
Tlie announcement that the big
imiKlral comedy niu'eess. "The GinBei -lnviid
Man," will be iirodut-ed by the
Ni-llii ISrown Musical Comedy torn
li.my lit the Auditorium, starting with
ti matinee tomorrow, has created con
ricleralile Interest. "The Glngerliread
llan" In in two ai ts and will serve to
again Introduce Miss Brown and her
excellent company to the theatergoers
pf Ashei-llle.; There, not ah artist In
this entire group 'of players who Ik
not up to date in everything pertain
ing to comedy and singing. The musi
cal portion of the production Is the
work of A. Baldwin Sloan, v!n!o
Frederick nankin wrote the book and
lyrics and their joint efforts met witli
instant success on its two solid years.
For the production of the "Ginger
bread Man," the ' management has
gone to n great deal of expense in or
dering the original from New York
for the entire company and has had
special scenery painted which enables
Miss Itrown and her associate players
to offer the "Gingerbread Man" per
fect In every detail.
The prices will be 30 cents for the
Wtire- lower floor, 20 bents for the bal
cony and 10 cents lor the gallery.
MMtiimn nrlces fire 10 and 20 cents.
Children are 10 cents to any seat al
any performance.
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tlnued cool. "
General Comlitioiis, (past 21 hours.)
Rains have occurred in the north
Pacillc states and the Flaleau dis
trict in connection with a distur
bance that dominates weather condi
tions from the Pacilic coast to the
Rocky Mountains. General rains
have also occurred in Arkansas.
Oklahoma and In the Gulf and :nu!li
Atlantic states. An area of high
pressure extends from the northern
Plains states to the Atlantic coast
and the weather Is unseasonably cool
In the northern and central Plains
slates, the Uike region and the south
Atlantic States. The following heavy
precipitation (in inches) has been re
tained! during the last twenty-four
hours: Meridian, 2.28; Oklahoma
l.OS: Pensa-ola. 2.40: Khroveport, 2
12: Wilmington, 2.08. Continued
cool weatlo r is indicated for this
vicinity with local rain tonight or
Tuesday.
T. U. TAYLOR, observer.
Louisville 4 0
.Mobile 70 74
.Montgomery 70 82
New Orleans 70 82
New York 40 Oil
Oklahoma 64
Phoenix Oli !)8
Raleigh 54 72
Savannah 08 90
Tampa 74 90
Washington 44 70
Wilmington r,B 84
Normal for this date: Temperature,
08; precipitation, 14 Inch.
Kor Ashevllle and vicinity:
Loc al rain tonlgh tor Tuesday, con
tinued cool.
For North Carolina:
Local rain tonight or Tuesday, con-
"She I.iioks Oltr and Not Yet 10.
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