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'vT! LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911.
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The Clever Colonial Flayers open
, January 9th
Starring' Miss Ada Daniels and E.Forest Tavlorin t
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three plays each week. The opening play will be
"Lena Rivers"
PRICES: General Admission ' 25c, Reserved Seats 35c,
Boxes 50c.
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MONDAY; JANUARY 9
1 A WONDERFUL GIRL SHOW
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497 Times in Chicago Oh Ci0!
263 Times in New York U 00n?S
Better than the Original Company. ' Go See It or
. You'll Be Sorry." San Francisco Examiner.
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"Chorus Blessed With Nimble Legs and Wonderful
1 r , , Voices," San Francisco Examiner. ; ;
PRICES 50c, 75c. i $1.00, and $1.50
,E. Forrest Taylor, leading .map '. with nhe Colonial Flayers" who open
V i at the Orplieum Janunry 8th.
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, t '. 1 ' ' - .:, A change of companies producing
At theOrpheum tonight will be seen , tUo-'mcvtn pictures., by ths manage
the Foust Trlo.Jtalian singers and en- merit of the Isis has proved to be very
tertalners. This' is the highest prfce : pleasing to, tho patrons-cf the Isls.
acton the Orpheum circuit in . the j, The lndepsndent, companies pictures
entire northwest and pros reports of shown for the first time in this o'fcr
this feature act say It has proved to
be a high class and pleasing one
wherever It has been seen. ,
last eight nr.de a great hit. For the
numbers of this program see the
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The Archery Girls In "A Stubborn Cinderella" at the Stew -rj Oncra Ileum' Jauuary 9.
.... Cat of Characters
Capt Meade Burrell. V. S.
; "A Norval . MacGregor
John Gale. .Will M. Chapman ;
Dan Stark . . Verne Layton
Jo Creek Lee .W. G. Colvin
Poleon Doret G. Al Cleveland
A Runnlon ....... .F. N. Doyle
Corporal Thomas O. D. Succo
, Private Adams Wally Watts ,
Private Jones Merle, JrcGUl 4
Necia ' Helen barnam
'Alluna .. .. Beatrice Meade 4&
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, Though dramatlzers took unusual
liberties with Rex Beach's great play, j
"The Carrier," Klaw & Erlanger's !
strong company last evening present
ed a play of stirring interest that re
tells of the plot of that Alaskan story
which has - thrilled and rethrllled
those who are familiar with 'condi-j
tions pictured in it. The Steward was j
packed a usual thing when good
plays come along, or even when com
ic operas come along. There are-less
than a dozen characters In the cast
but as nearly all of them are import
ant, nearly all interpretations were
up to a high standard.'
"t he Harrier" Is of course, a great
book, and regardless of the fact that
the dramatlzers wandered away from
the actual story as Beach told it, there
are plenty of thrilling moments. The
ifight between Runnlon and Poleon
Doret one of the most graphic de
scriptions of modern times and sev
eral other essential episodes in
Beach's story, are left out of the dra
matization. ".' ; , . . ,
It was the general opinion in the
audience last evening that George A.
Cleveland, interpreted the character
of Poleon Doret in a more finished
manner than any of he others did
theirs unless it was that of Helen
Barham's, Necia. He was exceptional
ly good. No Creek Lee the cause of all
the trouble ijs, of course, the comedy
in. the story and his part went well.
The same is true of all the prominent
characters and like the verdict given
"The Spoilers" when thaf story was
presented at the Steward, the crowd
last evening pronounced "The Bar
rier's" presentation company and
story alike a treat, in the dramatic
line that is seldom seen and heard
here. La Grande is so close to the
"last frontier" and contains so many
close admirers of Rex Beach, and has
so many who are familiar 'with the
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actual conditions depicted by Beach,
that all his stories and all his plays
are always read vith more or less
favoritism over other authors.
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A Dog's Instinct Isis.
Song They've Won Every Na
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