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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1892;
Amusementand ^^)ioeF$ion
BUTTE,Oct. 1.^John Maguire has a^collection of valuable autograph^letter* and other old and rare^curio* relating to actors and the theatrical^profession. One of the most valued is a^little old red card upon which is printed^the following, in a black county printing^office style:
DramaticRr.Mity.us.^J. W. BOOTH.^Admit One.
Onthe back of the curd is endorsed ^J.^W. D.^ in the handwriting or J. Wilkes^Booth, the assassin of President Lincoln.^The tickets were used by Booth during his^summer vacations previous to the assas^^sination wlieu he was going alioiit the^country giving readings. On one of his^trips he was going to Montreal and win* a^passenger on a stnamer that was wrecked^in the St. Lawrence river. Booth lost all^his |^ersnnal effects, and a trunk belong^^ing to him with his theatrical effects and^a number of his tickets of admission were^afterwards found along the shore of the^river. A friend of Mr Maguire secured a^number of the tickets and sent him one of^them some years ago. Mr. Maguire lost^that momento uloug with bis other collec^^tions in the opera house tire. When his^friend heard that the ticket bad beeii lost,^which he did only recently, be sent Mr.^Maguire another and ho values it very^highly.
TheNest Alt ruction.
LittleTippett,^ a farcical e imedy in^three acts by Alexandre Bisson. author of^^Wilkinson's Widows,^ ^The Nominees,^^^Lottery of Love.'' etc, will open a three^nights1 engagement at Maguiro's Thurs^^day night. The piece was given in its En^^glish form and dressing for the first time^in this country at the Boston Museum^June 6. Of the first production the Boston^Herald nay: It was an instantaneous^success. The English adaptation is by^Harry Edward Paulton. The play is said^to be the latest Parisian success. Judging^by some of the lines and situations in the^English version, as given last night, the^original must haro given the adapters a^little trouble. There is nothing,^however, to offend in Little Tip-^pott as given here, only marks-^of former viciousness are faintly die^cernod. The play rattlcs'along at a very^lively pace, and the interest is particularly^well sustained until the fall of the curtain.^The attrative quality is due to two reasons^principally^tho snappy dialogue and to^the fuet that the ultimate rexult of tho^complications, their unravelling, so to^speak, is not clearly evident until^near the close. Tho llrst act is^full of farcical speech and posi^^tions, the second mixes up things with u^vengeance, and the third, while it is ex^^pected to straighten out all crocked lines^and Ix-nt points, does so most ingeniously,^and is really very cleverly constructed.^The ilillleiilties of the leading characters^are occasioned by two divorces and remar^^riages and two real bullies, one that of^Austin Tippett by inn current wife, though^he thinks it is by the woman from whom^he has recently been separat ed, and the^other infant of the man and woman ser^^vant of the Tippett household. The lvalues,^parents, and supposed parents, get well-^High inextricably mixed, but ill the end all^is perfectly pro|icr and satisfactorily ad^^justed. As has been indicated, the lines^are witty, the story ingenious and well put^together, tho situations are comical, and^tho whole makes an excellent warm^weather cntertainmont.
Dr..lekyll and Mr. Uyds.
OnTuesday evening Dr. Nourso will^lecture at tho opera house for the benefit^of tho High school upon the subject of Dr.^Jekyll and Mr. Hide. Speaking of Dr.^Notirsc, tho Springfield, Mass., Hrpublican^says: ^Tho applause with which ho was^greeted as be came on to the platform^showed the impression ho made yesterday.^His lecture this morning was different in^character and style than that of yester^^day, but was even more liked. Although^tho humorous is not lacking, there is in^'Dr. 'Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' a strong cle^^ment of tho character, which Dr. Nourso^brings out in a striking way, whilo his im^^personation of tho two characters at the^climax of the lecture was very impressive.^He reminds ono much of John B. Gough,^in his manner and power of representing
character.
Theatrics!Gossip.
McGinty'sTroubles^ are over as the^company collapsed last week.
SamT. Jack was married to Emma^Wurde in New York Sept. 21.
SarahBernhardt will become the lessee^of a Paris theater for the season of '91.
JamesJ. Corbett, in ^Gentleman Jim,^^will opon at Elizabeth, N. J., Oct. 3.
BobbyGaylor has made a hit in Now^York with ^Sport McAllister.
KatieEmtnett is making a better hit of^her ^Killarncy^ on tho road than she did^in New York.
ThePower of tho Press^ is being pre^^sented in the large cities of tho East to^good business.
YoungSalvini is drawing large audi^^ences on his Western tour. Ho will be in^Butte in December.
Langtryand her lies' play ^The Queen^of Manou,^ have lieen ^roasted^ by the^critics who call both a ^triumph of milli^^nery anil diamonds.
ItIs rumored that Miss Odette Tyler of^the Charles Froliinau company is soon to^be married to a Mr. Auer, a Wisconsin^millionaire, and retire from the stage.
Itwould appear that there are more^Swedes in Minneapolis than ill Stockholm.^Tile Minneapolis city directory devotes^four pages to Yon Yonsons alone.
TheHanlon brothers have started their^two spectacles, ^Superba^ and ^Fantas-^ma^ on the season's tour. Both pieces^are being given with new equipments of^scenery, costumes and magical tricks and^transformations.
FrederickW.mle and Louis James |sr-^gau their season in Washington. D. C,^last week, presenting ^Julius Caesar.^^'^The Lion's Mouth.^ ^i'raneesca de li 111-^ini^ and ^Otbcllo^ with great success.^They will appear in Itutte later in the^season.
Kilnin Milton Ro^le. the author of^^Friends,^ who spent his summer vaca^^tion with bis brother at Ranch t ho^a in^Utah, claims to have made u rcntat'l-a'i!r^^discovery in the person of one of Ins^brother's holders. His name is Tal i;ait^'^ami he is ihc son of old I'i ace Cnicf ol 'he^hilts. The Indian liny had never soon a^pla) but Mr. Boyle began to teach him to
reciteportions of ^Othello.^ He claims^that tbo young I'te is a prodigy and that^be will create a sensation in a play that^he ia writing for him. Manager A. F.^Harts has arranged for the young man's^education for the stage and it is likely^that bo will make his debut next season.
WalterMathew is playing tho leading^roles in the Margaret Mather company^owing to the illness of the leading man,^Lawrence Cautly. who has resigned and^returned to New York. He left the com^^pany at Minneapolis.
OloOleson.^ which is to appear at^Maguire's again this season, has been^revised by James A. Heme, the author of^^Hearts of Oak,^ ami is said to be greatly^improved dramxtiraliy.
Mrs.Hannah Birrell, who died in Ogden^a few days ago, a as at onetime one of the^best known m I most popular actresses^on tbo coast, and a member of the llrst^company that ever appeared in San Fran^^cisco.
HoseCoghlnn will visit Butto on her^coming trip to the coast. It will bo ber^first western tour in three years. John^Maguire has entire control of her engage^^ments between St. Paul and Spokane.
TangledUp,^ the new and successful^comedy which shortly comes to Maguire's^with Louis De Lunge and Will S. Rising as^the stars, is said to be one of the clevorest^of the farcical plays of the day. It will he^preceded by a dainty curtain riascr en^^titled ^Why^
EugeneTompkins is so delighted with^his ^Black Crook^ experiment which cost^him SKI.OUO before the curtain was lifted^on the opening night that he is arrang^^ing a gigantic production of ^Babes In tho^Wood^ for Boston, to be subsequently^brought to New York.
Thetitle of the new play in which Alex^^ander Salvini will be seen in the spring,^is ^The Heir of Gruiiiont,^ and not ^Fran^^cis II.^ as has been stated. It is a roman^^tic play of the 10th century with the scenes^laid in France. The piece was written by^Paul Lester under Mr. Salvini's super^^vision.
AmyLeslie, the brilliant dramatic^writer of tho Chicago AVtrs, says: ^ ^Tan^^gled l'p* is a great deal better than 'Jane,'^'Lend Me Your Wife,' or any of the other^addled farces built upon the borrowed^baby theme.
Anew play called ^Theresa Raquin.^^the theme of which emliodies lust, brutal^^ity ami general uncleuiiliuess from curtain^to curtain, was produced ut Boston, on^Monday, by Mrs. Potter and Kyrle^Bel lew.
Prettyand magnetic Katio Emmett lias^lieooinc u favorite in her new play, ^Kil-
jlarncy.^ Manager Harry Williams has^surrounded his starwithu wealth of pretty^scenery, which are correct picture* of
'scene* around the lakes of Killarncy a
Ihundred year* ago.
SadieJv unlon. who is trading on the^reputation of her demented brother, W.
IJ. Sean Ion. is hinging M of his song*
|without permission, says the caustic^E ldy. This ten dollar u week ^artist
ishould Is'ashamed of herself, it is prob^^ably the fntilt of her manager, whoiseii-
Ilircly without standing in thcaiical cii-
jCU'K.
ThomasW. Keene seem* to have the^I tragic field all to himself this season. He^' is, in fact, the only tiugediaii of import-^| auce on the road, and now tiiat Edwin^Booth has permanently retired, the many^pe^ pie v. ho still love to see good produc^^tions of Shakcspear's works flock to see^him. For many years Mr. Kceue's ^Kich-^aid III.^ has justly Is en called the best.
Divorceproceedings are pending ls-^tween Mr. and Mrs. James Neill. Mr.^Neill is with ^The Ensign^and Mrs. Neill,^known on the stage as Annie Helen^Blunckc, is with ^You Yonson.'^ They^have apparently lived harmoniously since^^ their marriage in 1H.SU, und the uunouiieo-^j mi ut will cause some surprise. 'The case^i will be tried iii New York In December.^Robert B. Monroe of the ^Aunt Bridget's^Baby^ company is Issuing a coupon at^^tachment to the purchasers of reserved^seat tickets, guaranteeing luctu that they,^their heirs or assigns shall not lie inflicted^by ^Ta-ra-ru, Booni-dr-ay,^ or tho serpen^^tine dance, or uny ol Ihc obnoxious germs^of the can-can eoiuemic. A farce comedy^manager w ho aims at conducting his com^^pany on missionary principles should cei-^tainij achieve distinction.
Thisis the w ay Jerome Eddy sprnks of^the latest English theatrical iui|^ortutioii:^^Lottio Collins, the London music hull^^Ta-rn-ru. Bootn-de-ay^ dancer is a flat^failure. She is of middle age. is not pos^^sessed of the fatal gift of beauty, and is^not graceful. She is angular and uwkward^und her \oice resembles the buzz saw in^^Blue Jeans.^ The health authorities^were justified in quarantining tins over-^advertised person in fact they should^never have permitted her to laud on^American soil.
TheKimball Opera Comiqtie company^is to play continuously for two years, ap-^pe.iring at Ihc nc^' Alhambru in Chicago^for six mouths during the world's fair.^After that. Mrs. Kimball says that she^und Coriiiue will go abroad for a year, the^former for rest and the latter for study.^Upon their return it is her intention to^abandon opera and burlesque and place^Corinuc in drama, as that is her absmd^ambition. No one need be surprised to^bear that she will some time assay trag^^edy roles.
Tbolatest dramatic idea is n play in^which real cannibal* arc to be n feature,^when produced in Vienna. The author is^Mr. VYcstmnrk, who bus lived in Africa,^and Ins play, ^Amongthe Anthropophagi,^'^is an attempt to put on the stage some^^thing approximating what be lm* seen in^Africa. Tho cruel Mr. Stanley and De^Brazza are among the characters, am] if^they are true to life they will certainly^have a f|iiarrel before the play amis. The^action commences in Brussels w ith the j..^pariure of o^.ptorrrs bound for the Congo.^There are scenes at Leopoldvilleand other^stations.but the crowning event i* to be a^battle with cannibals.
Thefollowing story is related by tho San^Francisco .Uu.se awl Drama and will be^appreeiuieil by Iloege's friends in Butte:^^Gua Heege has no greater admirer than^his .Vyeur-ald boy. for tviioni the Swedish^dialect seems to have u perfect fascina^^tion. Tho younger ilecge goe* with his^father to die theater, and. s'undiug in the^w'.nir*. appurnitly drinks in every word^: p 'ken by ids father. The result in thai^he that he is continually u-tng the Swed-^lah ^liul^C l will in it ih - tst despite all^bis father* clouts to make him do so. The
.other day hi* father oTCt Is ird hiui try.eg^the dialect B* MM ehiid.i'ti in the hotel,
'and, latching the ptUflgsMf l^) the cht, he
saidto him quite severely: 'Phillip. I^thought I told you to stop that.' Imagine^Mr. Heege's surprise when the youngster,^looking up into his face, said without a^^mile: ^Ay tank you got wrong fuller.' *
K.D. Mae Lean has married Mario Pre^-^eott, Richard Mansttcld has married Boat-^rice Cameron and Benjamin Tuthill has^married Sylvia Thome. Miaa Prccott wan^sonic time since divorced from Mr. Pcrzrl.^once a wine mere ban., Beatrice Cameron^from Mr. Phoebus, a newspaper man, and^Tuthill from little Ida Millie. Mr. Mar-^Lean, whose name is Shepherd of Sh^|s^herdtown. Va.. has been married l^efore.^so bus Miss Thome and the only ono of^the lot who has hail no previous experi^^ence in the matrimonial line is Mr. Mans^^ttcld who register* himself as ^of New^York and Loudon.
Forfent or lease^Tho nine-room fur^^nished residence of W. I). Fcnner, No. 4^1^West t roadway. Apply at olllee, No. 1.1^East Broadway.
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are
lege.tthai have the ^aliiornia ami Montana^Mate Medical Licenses to pr.'ic'lee their s|S)c^l.i I ties. Tney sre prepared to troa. all ehroalc^and private diseases hy Hie most successful^inetlioils of the leailliuz phy-iclaiis of I.orotic^nnil America with the late.i knosp renind*-.^'1 lions, n Is ^d testimonial* fr ^^^^ patients jit-tvy^ear etui in III it we have rreater success than^nthcr ac-caileil M|hh'iaiistK to the follos'ln;: dis^^ease^:
Kyr,tar, Tloott am! %^^^^^, rat as Cut^nrart. Cross l yes, llramilar Id, i tea turn*.^llhiliiiiK la Hie Kirs. Enlarged Teas I s. Catarrh,^ami nil diseases requiring surgical operations.
|Ue*M*^ .,r Men lioiiorrhoea. i;|eet. stric^^ture. Kplilvcllmil Is, Varicocele. Hydrocele, hop.^tare ami syniilii, in all the varies ftsrjpi Jff^ror^ of yonili. causing S|^ermatori lii^a. 1'ioaira-^torrliea, hem nal Wctkucss. I.e t Manhood.
Ii-rsset ol %Vciiir^ii--|'riilui^~it*, Ante anil^l^tr^ Version of the Wonili. Lciieorrueu ami^all diseases p s-tiliar to the sex.
Maseeaant Hi- Kawiaaa^Piles, Fistula.^Fissure nod I'.cctal DM, cured without pain^or ileisiislon rmni budness.
AllChrnulr and complicate I dt aisssef ths^IthMsl, skin ami Nervous System. We m inn-^factitte app'lances for ah forms of Befnrmittas.
AlltaetS MN a e.tre gii.irante^d, as ww l;tk^^no Inciirtihles.
Coiisiita'lou fro^ and confidential. Patients^at a tletoicM not si lc to c,insult us pet^ona'lv^ctia iios^ by writing to I^. o. lt..v MB. I title.^Montana, for lei ms fur our Home Treatment.
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