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Tho announcement that ThonittB
Jofforon is to bo seen nt Tho Grand
opera houso Janunry 14, in "Rip
Vnn Winkle," will recall to mind tho
excellent impression mado by th's
nctor in tho same delightful charac
ter on previous visits to tho city.
Thero Is nothing oven in tho clas
sic Shakespearian realms that has
appealed so steadily and so strongly
to tho thcntor-golng public as has
this story of the drunken vagabond
of tho Catskllls. In tragedy, gonteol
comedy, farce, burlesque or comic
opera thero hns been no prodttct'on
that over could hold n candle to tho
Avonderful record which "Itlp Van
Wnkle" hns enjdyed. And moro re
nmrknblo still It is positivo that tho
play will endure for many years to
come, in Thomas Jefferson's concep
tion. Its perennial popularity Is duo
entirely to tho exquisite art, delicate
feeling and !rrcslstnblo humor with
which tho Joffersons have delineated
tho Jovlnl old vagabond horo. Thero
Is heart In every lino tho nrtlst
speaks, and thero Is tenderness and
love and nil tho sweetest and gentl
est qualities of humanity in tho de
lightful old toper's make-up. It Is
a character such as no nctor can give
except a Jefferson, for they have
lived and breathed tho very atmos
phere of tho character all their lives.
Thomas Jefferson pours h s own
heart and soul and all tho gonial at
tho old masters over put on canvas.
It Is ns popular with tho public to
day as it waB four decados ago and
thoso thoator-goors count thomsolvoa
lucky who aro ablo to ronow tholr
acquaintance with It ovory fow sea
sons. Scats on snlo at box ofilco
Thursday, January 14.
tractions of h's own nntttro into tho
part and so mixes and moulds thorn
with his glorious gilding art that tho
results call for all tho admiration
and affection which nn nudlnoco is
cnpablo of giving. It Is a marvelous
resurrection from Washington Irv
Ing's pngoB of tho hero of tho village
of Falling Wntor, a mastor-pleco of
Illstrionlsm as splendid and perfect
In its way na tho best that any of
THE OPINION
Of (lto must learned and thorough
1)- poMed Ih liiiiuilnious on one point
"Have your eyes o.utiiilinnl by an
When n womnn moots a man after
her own heart, tho chances aro that
ho Isn't.
eieileiK'C(l optiti.'an tho moment
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they -liow tht" al.'gfttmit (lefoot.'J Aro
your 11 a iwrrVrt condition?
If not lmt its perform' an exam
Inatlon toda. and, If nccosxary, lit
yon with kIiissom.
JEWELERS
Nebraska
Corn
just arrived one
car of Nebraska
corn
Tillson & Co.
Grand Opera House
JNO. V. COIIDKAY, MRr.
Thurt-dny, January 1-1.
THOMAS JEFFERSON
-4 In his famous production of
RIP
VAN WINKLE
llcuutiful Senile Production.
Kxcclhnt BtipitortlMtf CompaMy.
I'rlccH, l.no, 1, 75c. B0
Seat ealu at box olUto, Thursday, 9
RCnNK FltOM 'Itll VAN WINKLR," OHANI) OPHHA HOU8B JANUAUV M.
a. in.
BUNGALOW THEATRE
JKO. J4..UAKICH, General Mauuger.
Portland's Fnshionnblo Popular
Price Plnyhouso. Home of tho In
compnrablo Halter Stock Company.
Tho gamo of politics opens this
week starting Sunday matinees, Jan
uary 11, 1909. First production horo
of Avery Hopwood's poworful politi
cal piny
Wasters of Men
in four nets
Hu'iilng prices: ii!i, iSB, 50c; Mut
luet', 15 l!5c.
Matineo Saturday. Next week: "A
Hoyal Family."
FORAKER TAKES A
FLING AT TEDDY
Washington, D. O. Jan. 13. Sou
ator Joseph D. Forakor, whoso torm
of ofilco onds whon Roooovolt retires
from tho Presidency, arose for one
of his final attacks upon tho man
In tho Whlto Houso whom he con
siders his particular enemy and who
to a great extent Is bolloved to bo
rosponslblo for tho threatened ex
tinction of Fornkor ns a public fig
ure. Ills subject was tho Drownsvlllo
enso on which have been based tho
main features of his warfare with
RoosoyoU. Ho characterized the ef
forts of Herbort J. Ilrowno and Wil
liam O. Dnldwln, olllclal detcctlvos
who investigated tho Brownsville nf
falr, ns "iniquitous nnd unholy
work."
Ho denounced ns "ntroolous l'os,"
their roport sthat thoy secured con
fessions from a dozen disohnrgod
soldiers and contondod that tho do
toctlvos woro employed In violation
of tho law. Ho said tho paymont of
$15,000 to thorn was invalid.
Fornkor bitterly nrrnlgnod tho no
tion taken by tho President In tho
Investigation nnd producod lottors
from sovornl of tho disohnrgod sol
dlors In which thoy said that they
had boon npproaohod by doteotlvos
who "fabripntod tho stories of confessions."
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