GRAND OPERA HOUSE BAUER Play Bill WEBER PIANOS Manufacturer of Engagement for Seven Nights and Wednesday and Saturday PIANOS, ORGANS, Matinees, commencing Sunday, Jan. 10, 1886, AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Nos. 156 & 158 Wabash Avenue. MISS MINNIE MADDERN, In her Great New York Success, as presented by her at the Weber Music Hall, CHICAGO. HAZELTON Lyceum Theatre for 56 nights, to standing room only. VICTOR LASSAGNE, PIANOS "In Francais Indorsed by a Nation of Purchasers French Restaurant, as the Spite of All" (ELITE.) For Ladiesand Gentlemen, BEST PIANO IN THE WORLD. 77 & 79 SOUTH CLARK STREET, Adapted from Sardou's "Agnes," Spacious Rooms forPrivate Parties on 2dFloor, All STYLES AT Open after the Theatre. Opp. theCourt House. By STEELE MACKAYE Author of "Hazel Kirke." MME. ADELINA PATTI, THE ROOT & SONS MUSIC CO. SOFIE SCALCHI-LOLLY, E. FURSCH-MADI, E. V. CHURCH, WABASH AVE. & EMMA STEINBACH, ADAMS St. Interpreted by the Original New York Cast ALICE CLANDENNING Miss MINNIE MADDERN STELLA, Prima Donna of the Comic Opera Mlle. NADIA BALL'S BESSIE, Mrs. Clandenning's Maid Miss LILLIAN WALLACK LOUISE, Stella's Maid Miss SUSIE CURTIS HERR ANTONIUS KRAFT, Impressario Mr. JOS. FRANKAU When an Absent Minded Man Reaches CARROLL CLANDENNING Mr. GEOFFROY HAWLEY the top of the stairs and attempts to make one JACK KNICKERBOCKER, the Brother Mr. CYRIL SCOTT more step higher the sensation is as perplex- MR. HARTMANN, Mr. WM. HENDERSON ing as if he had attempted tokick a dog that Jeweller wasn't there. Nothing fictitious about Kirk's CALL BOY OF THE THEATRE .Mr. HENRY WEBSTER "Juvenile" Toilet Soap. Synopsis. The Hotel Richelieu ACT I The Home Room at Clandenning's House—The Discovery H. V. BE M IS, Proprietor. ACT II—Stella's Dressing Room at the Theatre—The Confirmation CORSETS 187 & 188 Michigan Ave. Boulevard ACT III——Scene same as Act I —The Appeal. And Other Prominent Artists Wear HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ACT IV—Scene same as Acts I and III—In Spite of All. TIME The Present. PLACE New York City. HEALTH-PRESERVING CORSETS, DRAMATIC PROFESSION. And have highly endorsed them for Comfort and Health. Beware of Imitations. For Sale Strictly First-Class and Kept upon byall leading Dry Goods Dealers. European Plan. Arthur E. Miller— — Manager HOTEL RICHELIEU CAFE J.J. Rosenthal Representative In connectionwith the house is kept open after theplay. OurBanquet Roomsare themost ele- gantin America. While ourServiceand appoint- Scenery by WALTER BURRIDGE, Artist of the Grand Opera House. ments are pronounced the most sumptious. Seats can be secured six days in advance, by mail or telegraph, address CHAS. L.WILLIAMS, Treasurer. WEBER PIANOS USED EXCLUSIVELY IE THIS THEATRE CHICAGO OPERA GLASSES TO RENT AT STAND IN FOYER, AND OF THE USHERS. N. W. COR. WABASH AVE. & MONROE ST. 88 MADISON ST. TRIBUNE Bld'g. The Largest and Fi nest Stock of Opera THEATRICAL TRAVELING BAGS, MANASSE, Glasses in the Northwest at Lowest BRIDES, LADIES SATCHELS, Prices. SOLE WE DEFY LEATHER CHAS. T. WILT, OPTICIAN COMPETION. SAMPLE. TRUNKS 40 E.MADISON ST. Sharped while you wait, Crystal NEE BAN 25 Cents a Pair. Quartz, pera House, No Foil. CHICAGO. Warranted toretain theBrillian- cy for Years. JOHN A. HAMLIN, Lessee and Manager FREE All kinds of Roller Skates. This style Stud, $3.00. GENERAL SPORTING AND Same, Heavy, $5.00. THEATRICAL GOODS, All communications regarding this Pro- This style Ring, 7 Stone, $10.00, gramme should be addressed to THE JOHN WILKINSON CO. EXHIBITION. 3 Stone, $7,00. 1 Stone, $5.00. R. A. Bagley, Grand Opera House. 68 & 70 WABASH AVE. A. M. WOOD & CO., MADISON St.. CHICAGO. Diamond palace, JAPANESE EMPIRE 119 E. MADISON ST. 30 Near Clark. JAPANESE ARTISTS Gold WOOD MANTELS. DRAPERIES. UPHOLSTERY. Sunday, January 17th AND Manufacturer and Dealerin ARTISANS String Fashionable Furniture, Are Employed by In Modern and AntiqueDesigns. Pianos J. H. THAYER, Agent, A Tin Soldier, Thestrings of the Pianos are 193 Wabash Ave. CHICAGO. plated with pure gold 999½ fine. They are CHICAGO. the only stringsthat will not rust. Thetone NEEBAN is the finest of any Piano in the world. By Chas. H. Hoyt, the "Bag Baby Don't fail toexamine before purchasing. IN EXEMPLYFYING THE Headquarters for Sheet Music, Music BERRY'S Man." Books, &c. ARTS AND MANUFACTURES S. BRAINARD'S SONS, OLD-FASHIONED Pittsburg Post, Tuesday, Oct. 27. OF THE 145& 147 Wabash Avenue. Library Hall.—Manager Parke's theater Molasses Buttercups, was filled by a laughter convulsed audience Japanese Empire These Artists COFFIN, DEVOE & CO., last evening to witness Charles H. Hoyt's dress in native costume and CARAMELS, ETC. pursue the same methods em- Branch ofF. W. DEVOE & CO., New York, latest success, entitled "A Tin Soldier." The ployed in Japan. Manufacturers of PURE, FRESH AND WHOLESOME. play is of the same order as the "Bunch of Keys." It is filled to repletion with mirth THESE EXPOSITIONS ARTISTMATERIALS. present the following attractions addi- but the most in DEVOE & CO'S 120 DEARBORN and music and cannot help please tion to the above: F. W STREET, The specialties are bright 7 doors north ofMadison exacting audience. The Finest and Largest Collections TUBE COLORS, CANVAS, & BRUSHES, St. sparkling and new, and the company is excel- in the World. Highest price paid for Railroad lent. George Wilson as Prof. Vilas Canby, The Most Beautiful Establishment For sale byall prominentArtists Mater- of ial Houses. Are used by, and com- Tickets at Morgan's Ticket office, 121 a scientific plumber, kept the audience in a any character in the U. S. mand the confidence of the lead- ingAmerican Artists. Circulars South Clark St., main floor, constant state of mirth. James T. Powers, Great Electric Light Effects supplied containing endorsements,by Victoria by the Van de Poele Co. prominent Artists sent and old favorite here, Amy Ames. onrequest. VERY IMPORTANT Reynolds and Rachel Booth aided materially A Welcome to Guests which makes 176 RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO. Unique and elegant styles. Ladies who their visits entrancing have heretofore been obliged to send to New in keeping up the amusement. Isabella Coe with- out a blemish. to York for sealskin garments can now be as- has a beautiful and well-cultivated voice, For the best Photographs go sured they can find at at Shayne's New York branch, No. 141 State street, for her numerous plaudits. There Stevens, 108Dearborn Street, cor. styles suited to which won their individual tastes. If you want a gar- snot a weak point in the cast. Manager Washington. ment of unexceptionable elegance at manu- facturers' wholesale prices, visit Shayne's Parke has secured one of the strongest cards Palais Royal. of the season. The new Weber Piano Warerooms and Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette, Oct. 27. Weber Music Hall occupy one of the most Library Hall—Chas. H. Hoyt's farcical elegant buildings in the city at the cornerof Wabash Ave. and St. comedy, "A Tin Soldier," similar in construc- Jackson ion to the "Bunch of Keys," was given to a arge audience at Library Hall last night. DR. HOR NE'S Mr. Hoyt does not claimany element of con- ecutiveness in this extravaganza, forhe could ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT. ot; but for brilliant satirical and comical Specimenof Humorous Artby one of "Nee Ban's" Artists. BEST SCIENTIFIC MEDICALBELTS allies, coupled with some very fine vocal in- erpolations, the show can not be beaten. It OPEN DAY EVENING. 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