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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, x8oz
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SUITE,Oct. 8.-Ada Behau i* work^^ing Montana for some valuable^advertising of her physical^r harm a, and, all thing's considered, tho^Butte ladies did the perfectly proper thine^In entering a protest against bringing^cheap foreign limbs and trim ankle* into^competition with the home product. They^are all high tariff protectionists when this^infant industry is threatened w ith compe^^tition from such an old established bus^^iness as Miss Kchan. Oy what power of^reasoning, authority or excuse flares iho^world's fair board intimate, by its action^in securing Miss Kenan to pose asa model^for the Montana statue, that there are^not women in this state with forms as^divine, limbs as perfectly rounded, ankles^as shapely and faces as fair^ It is a re^^flection that has been very properly re^^sented and resulted in securing a recog^^nition from the executive commissioner^of the Montana female form divine. The^ladies w ill be given the opportunity of^entering into competition witli Miss^Iieli.in. and to do this it is only necessary^for tho ambitious to have their perfect^charms photographed ill the airy costume,^not quite like that of the Greek slave, but^of the blinded goddess, and scud them to^the honorable commissioner for a critical^examination. Kehan, stick to the stage,^for you'll not be in il when your Montana^competitor* have all lieen heard from.
MillAlarm Coiuin :.
It'aonly a few weeks since ^Blue^Jeans,^ Joseph Arthur's comedy drama,^paid a visit to Butte, and was pronounced^one of the best entertainments that h id^ever visited the Mountain City. For the^past three days J. H. Martin was here ar^^ranging with Mr. Maguire for the produc^^tion next Thursday. Friday and Saturday^of another of Mr. Arthur's great comedy^^Irumas, ^The Still Alarm.^ Mr. Arthur^sends ^Still Alarm^ to us with the same^great caste and the same scenery and^stage accessions that were used in its^latest New York production last August^and September.
Thestory of ^Still Alarm^ is said to bo^strong, interesting and well told, a story^of lifo in a large city, abounding in pathos^and humor. Tears are chased hy laughter^throughout the play. The sensational^features are very exciting and very^natural. A line quartette is employed in^the development of tho story and fin^^ishes a strong attraction for those w ho en^^joy good singing.
SaidMr. Martin last night: ^If the^people of Butte enjoyed Mr. Arthur's^'Blue Jeans' on its recent visit here,^when Mr. Arthur and Mr. Rcscihiucki ac^^companied the show, half as much as Mr.^Arthur and Mr. Kosenquest enjoyed llutte^they will indeed have pleasant recollec^^tions of it. Though Mr. Arthur is just^now 0110 of the busiest men in New York,^preparing his new Indiana comedy drama,^^The Corneraeker,^ for production^immediately after tho presidential elec^^tion, ho said to me: 'I regret^that I cannot accompany 'Still Alarm'^on its western tour, especially to that won^^derful city of Butte.
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Thepictures of Mr. Arthur. Mr. Kosen^^quest and your own John Maguire. taken^in miners' costume as they visited a llutte^silver mine, are familiar objects and at^^tract much attention in Broadway shop^windows. A few weeks ago [.eander^Kichardsott's Itraniafic .Ycn^, the most ex^^tensively circulated of theatrical journals,^reproduced on its front page this trinity^of hardy miners, John Maguire, Wesley^Kosenquest and Joseph Arthur. How arc^they for Faith, Hope and ^ harm .
Your|ieoplc hnvo no doubt read about^Little Tuesday, that ft-ycur-old niece of^Mr. Arthur's, w ho set New York's 4'11 wild^w ith wonder and admiration at her clever^^ness when she was not y et 4 years old.^then in her appearances at hetientl for^charities, for the Klks,the New York Press^club, etc., made captive tho press and pub^^lic of New York, and dining^a brief engagement kite last sea^^son willi her uncle's \Stj|| Alarm.'^This little tot repeated her conquests in^Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore and^Washington.
sweetlyand with ^ 'chic' and stylo wholly^her own, and whan the little tot turns her^head to one side, pulls her cap down and^gives an imitation of a genuine coon w alk,^she scores an iiproarous hit.
Thoughlittle Tuesday was not hooked^for Butte when Mr. Maguire booked Mr.^Arthur's ^Still Alarm.' I have arranged^with Mr. Maguire for her appcaraiico at^three performances during ^Still Alarm's'^production here.
WillS. Hawkins, well known through^^out the West, assumes tho leading role.^Miss Helen Ottolingin, tho beautiful young^Southern girl, who has made such an iiu-^piession in emotional roles, plays the^heroine. The villainy of the play is em^trusted to E. L. Snader. while Iho comedy^is furnished hy M. J. Gallagher, Hugh J.^Ward and Miss MM Pollock.
uruTt'FSDAY.
Herspecialties are indescribable.^There was never any one like Tu-sday l^ ^-^fore, so she cannot tic compared to an^^one of her specialty. The Minneapolis^Tune* at last Monday say.-.
LittleTuesday delighted ever^ body.^She is a lovely little cieaturc with a wealth^of intelligence beaming from Icr great^blue eyes. She sang her songs very
theatrical(iosalp.
AgnesHuntington will not come to^America this season.
ClaraMorris has a new play for this sea^^son. Her tour begins Oct. LI).
MargaretMather will play through tho^sound country the next two weeks, in two^night stands.
The^Junior Partner^ company is ploy^^ing in Southern California. It will be in^Ltitte later in the season.
MadameMudjeska is making extensive^preparations for the production of ^Henry^VIII.^ at the Garden theater.
DuringAlexander Salvini's engagement^in this city he will present his dramatic^version of ^Cavalleria Kiistieana.
LottieCollins is being praised and^roasted in New Y'ork hy .the critics. The^praise* is for her heels and legs, and the^roasts lor her villuiuoits singing.
HoseCogblaii. who will lie in Butie^shortly, is one of the best aciresses on the^stage to-day. and the announcement of^her visit to this city is received w ith a good^deal of pleasure.
Nothingbut Money.^ one of the pieces^played hy Ledcrer's slock company, was^presented in San Francisco last Monday^and made a hit. It w ill be. in Butte^shortly.
Kiel,aidMansfield's next production^will be ^The Merchant of Venice.^ Ho^has long desired to appear as .S/i i/CocA,^and he ought to give an excellent inter^^pretation of that character.
TheC hicago /)nii^ei(n AYirs, which de^^served a better fate, died a natural death^last Thursday, when the editor resigned^his chair in favor of tho sheriff, who rep^^resented the creditors.
HelenSedgw ick has innrriid Alderman^Charles K. Candee of Syracuse. Mr. Can-^dec owns a hotel in Syracuse and is a pol^^itician of considerable influence. Miss.^Sedgwick's real name was Klla II. Brady.
Loltais quite ill ill New York und has^had to postiMine the opening of her sea^^son, which was to have taken place last^Monday night in Chicago. The illness is^the result of an old injury to her spine,^but she e\p^ i ts to be all right in about six^weeks.
TheStowaway.^ which comes to Butte^in a few weeks, is one of Liu and llavis'^numerous attractions, and they can lie tie-^^tended u|s^n to keep up their reputation^for careful staging.
Incog.^another of the coming attrac^^tions, is meeting with its former success^ill the Cast this season and is being well^presented by a company of clever people.^It is an exceedingly bright farce and has^brought much honor to the author. Mrs.^Pacheeo.
Businessis said to be simply dreadful^ill Philadelphia. O:io prominent attrac^^tion drew Sir. the cither night. The money^was returned at the box otltee and the^actors wi n! out to help swell the audi^^ences at the other I healers.
Thestill Alarm^ is meeting with its^usual success this season, w hich is good^success. It has always been regarded as^worthier than most in. iodraniau. and that^it is such is perhaps due to tho fact that it^is an American product.
PattiMM w ill be one of the season's^attractions at Maguirc's. Sin- is one of^those Magnetic soubretles whom everyone^likes without exactly knowing why. That^she is liked is proved by her success and^her popularity, and she Iris many admir^^ers in this city w ho will be glad to see bel^^uga in.
SolSmith Itusscll is an inveterate auto^^graph hunter. He has autographs und^letteis from every celebrity of the last L'.'i^years. Ills letters from Joe Jefferson.^Win. J. Florence, F.dwiu llooth, Lawrence^Barrett. Salvitii. Ada Kehan and count^^less other great |^eople are treasures in^^deed.
ItIs very gratifying to the lovers of the^Is-st in the drama that the first season of^Frederick Warde and Louis James as^joint stars has o|iened so auspiciously. It^shows that the public interest in the legit^^imate drama, w hen llnely presented, is as^strong as ever and is very reassuring.
AlexanderSalvini is now acknowledged^to lie one of the foremost of romantic^actors. While he is the sou i^f a fatuous^tragedian, he litis not de|iendetl in the^least uixiti tin* prestige of his father's^name, but has won his wav to the fro it^bv hard and honest work. He will be one^of the early attractions at M.iguire's.
MaudeGranger and her company are^rehearsing the MM new pieces she intends^to apnear in this season. ^Ixuioru^ and^^Inherited.^ Miss (.ranger began a^preliminary tour in New l.tigluud on Oct.^.'(.and will appea: nt the Grand utx-ra^house in Boston on Oct. al.
MadamePonisi. w ho w as announced to^apiH-ar w ith Hose Cogblaii this season iti^New York, has declined the offer. The^dear old lady whom alt inetr,tpolitim^theater go-rs still remeuilNT lo\ ingly. bag^pel inaiictitly retired from the stage. She^is. however, still in gi-oil health ami enjoy^^ing bay well earned rest.
lame^J. Corbet! opened his theatrical^career this week in New Jersey, and the^associated press say I he did not do bad.^He is iheiefore a Is tier actor than Sulli^^van. ( orlsilt is ^ ipporlisl by Charles K.^French. Fred M. H.irtison. II. M. Hall.^Iji-e Lamar. Jav Wilson. N. C. Smith.^William B. Murray ami Lillian R.-imsdon.^Corbctt's -porting partner. Jim Baly. will^play the |^art of 1 7ci#7ei/ TtritrhfH.
TheBoston papers scathingly denounce^tell p!a\ in w hich Mrs. lames Hro^ ||.J\)(.^ter and K\rh Ilc!lcv appear in that cili.^and the interpretation of it. It i* from^Zola's iMM Kaqiun.^ and is of a t\ pe^There** is .-,
withher accomplice, tho terrors of tlie^play accumulate. The fright and rehK^rsc^of the wretches as their crime is didrov-^ercd by the dead man's mother is' de^^picted, and after the discoverer's denanci-^ation is halted by a stroke of paralysis,^the guilty man and woman die by aoeh^other's band*. The w hole motive is ani^^mal, w ithout a gleam of soul, and hi it*^interpretation the play is said to ho pe^^culiarly offensive. X
AugustusP. I in n lop. the critic ,nntl^brilliant editor of Dun lop's Stage Ssyws.^has a character sketch of Christopher^Columbus in the current issue of Thr^Arrna. It is an interesting, timely nnd^very readable article. He calls il ^The^True Character of ('hristopher t 'olumhus.^^anil says that he is ^one of the hifjgcst^frauds of all times, w hose advent we arc^about to celebrate.^ Huulop. in a|x^N*gta-^ing for his article, has this to ^ay of-hit^subject: ^He never saw this roiiiitry aud^never knew* it existed. He knew- be ,Vn^^four or live thousand miles from Iho Iu-^dias and still he made e\crv one take oath^that he landed in India. American' are^howling for the first slave dealer and the^Jen s arc contributing to the statue of the^queen who rohlicd them and drove litem^from their homes. He was ihe direct^cause of tho death of M/MMO Caribs.^brutally whipped, tortured and worked to^death. Hi* diseased Issly. reeking with^excesses, hi* greed, his highfaluting tniin-^bug, his cruelty covered w ith the garblif a^priest, and everything done in the name^of tho Kedeeniei. A pirate sun h . proba^^bly a murderer, but u liar always. He se^^duced a woman in the name of G^sl.^Stole from the natives in His name anil^then called himself ( hristopher front Un^^tile Christ-hearer, and Columbus to liiile^his real name from the sheriff. Anyone^who finds a Haw in the indictment is in^^vited to rip it wide o|ien.''
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