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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1911.
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FRIDAY and
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Special Scenery and Costumes, Chorus of 50 Selected Voices
SIB JOS. FOBTEB, K.C.B.
Gilbert and Sullivan's
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BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL DECORATIONS
Cast of Characters
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SIB JOSPEn POBTEB ...... CEO. S. BIEXIE
RALPH BACKSTBAW SHEBTV00D "WILLIAMS
DICK DEADETE W. K. DATIS
BOATSWAIN .....i... MEBLIK BVTLEY
BOATSWAIN'S MATE . ... ................... . . . . IESLIE LITTLE
ACCOMPANISTS i Piano, Mrs. Louise Magulre; Ylolln, Miss Bertha Young:.
CAPT. (0RC0EAN C. P. FEBRRIX
J0SEPHI3SE ........ ......................... NELLIE GABBICK
HEBE . .............. NELL TOUNO
BCTTEBCCP ......... .......MBS. 0. E. SILTEBTHOBNE
SEEGEAM MABINES .1............ JAT SHAW
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H 'fjH Admission:; ., V Reserved Seats- ! Ml f
I !"-'''.Ti 50c, 7:5 c, t ,, j on Sale at ' : .jr.j V
V f $1.00, $1.50 Wy . Silverthbrns' : BL l
jj I' ' " '-'-'f"' 1.- . .. , , . . .... BICK DEADEYE. W
if . ritpii BAfKSTBAVf ' M. E. R0B1XS0X, Director. , - Ir
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Wallowa County Canines Must wear
Appurtenances to their Mouths.
Enterprise, Feb. 1. (Special)
County Veterinary Flack has issued
the following notlce regarding' dogs
as regards the hydrophobia scare:
All dogs must wear a wire or lea
with a chain) from biting or picking
up any poisoned article.'
All dogs must wear an "approved
muzzle at all times except when
chained, except hunting1 dogs ou an
actual hunt, or dogs kept alone In
an enclosed building or In an en
closed yard that they cannot get out
All UU6" "- ; ' , , .
titer, muzzle (it of leather, ,lt must of, or with other animals. Otherwise
have a wide band of leather starting they may be snot on sigm oy nuj W
not over 1-2 Inch below the eyes, ana ! credited officer In the county of Wai
M..nin Kavnnii thA end of and arounl ' Iowa.
v fltinirhtt! this la to nre- This notice to be In eect from the
vent dogs when loose (not tied up ' first day of February, 1911. and until
THE
S. A. QARDINIER, Prop. andSMgr, "
TWO COMPLETE CHANGES A WEEK
IBI II CHILD'S
PRODUCTION
PINAFORE 0PEBA 0XE OF THE
STANDARD IN ENGLAND.
Few Operas Have Excelled it and
None are More Popular.
1 Commencing Thursday
BANKS & WALKER
Exponents of Colored Comedy
Until Thursday, Admission 10c only
t- ' f j in a urewjuii; iuua aiw uuu iu'
-41 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 HI ttmiMllHIIM j company continued to give "Pinafore
There sre few peope who are at all
Interested In vocal music or who have
attended -the standard plays or opera
who are not more or less familiar
with the story and the music of, the
opera "Pinafore." There are a few
neoole however who have formed the
! erronlous opinion that It Is some sort
of a children's entertainment, but
most, people realize that It Is one of
the most beautiful and popular oper
as ever written and that It has been
x produced by more companies, both
profeslonal and , amateur than any
other English opera.
It was with this opera that the most
celebrated opera company of the Uni
ted States, the "Bostonians." made
their first success and It continued to
X be their best attraction until that
T j other beautiful opera "Robin Hood,
I j In a measure took Its place. Still the
for many years afterward and it was
always greeted by full houses.
Some of the most pleasing features
of any opera Is the male chorus work
and In this "Pinafore" excels most o"
the light operas as nearly half of tho
first act Is performed by the men and
they make a fipe Introduction to one
of the leading characters; Captain
Corcoran. This role Is being ably
filled by Mr. C. P. Ferrin and as he
is wel known throughout this entire
locality to be one of the best singers
of the northwest all will be glad to
again hvae the opportunity of hearing
him in such an Important role as
"Captain of the Pinafore."
The celebrated "Moon Song" Is ona
of the numbers of this opera and In
this solo Mr. Ferrln is especially
good. He 1b at all times ably assisted
by Mrs. O. E. Sllverthorne, who takes
the part of little "Buttercup."
The opera will be given both nights
complete, there being no cuts made as
is often done by directors of amateurs.
The opening of the new high school
auditorium should be the occasion of
bringing out everybody Interested tn
the work of beautlfyJng and furnish
lng the new high school -and with so
worthy an object and so good a pro
duction of a favorite opera. The Aud
itorlum should be packed both nights.
Seats now on sale at Silverthorn's
A fine new $100 buggy, run lesi
than 60 miles Is for sale at reason
able figures. Inquire at Observer of
fice. ' " ' '' -. '
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to
cure any' case of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Plies In 6 to
14 days or money refunded, 60c. .
I had been troubled . with constipatio:,
for two year ana tried an ci me wn pnyni
rinni In Kr into . Term., find tliev could do
nothinxfor me," writes Tho. E. Wi'.lianiB,
MU.llplvnrn Kf. "Two nackfiBM of Cham
berlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets cured
tue." For lA-e tr all dealers.
STEWAS
Wednesday, February 1 st
That BeautifuUnd Realistic Comedy of Modern Life
' The
"CL
MAX"
1 YEAR Weber's Theatre, New York City 1
g MONTHS Grand Opera House, . Chicago g
PRESS COMMENTS
"An unusual Play with Music
that 1 effective." N. Y. Sun.
"A Genuine and Novel Treat."
N. Y. World
"Joseph Weber found a Gem of
purest Ray Serene when he dis
covered "The Climax." N. Y.
Times. ; V
"Such a Dramatic Atmos
phere is a PoBltive Relief."
N. Y. Telegraph.'
Seats On Sale Monday at Van Buren
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c
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