GRAND OPERA HOUSE HARRY L. HAMLIN. Mgr. FRED R HAMLIN. Bus. Men ■ H I !■'■ I N I - ' I i $20 HOUSES 1 ■" " ' "" ^ — ■ ^ — ^ — iM«M— ■ — — ^— CT»»MMM II ■——— —JBMW $20 Monthly Pays for a Home ON THE NORTH, SOUTH OR WEST SIDES. CALL OR WRITE •....for.... PI a n s an d Particulars S. E. GROSS, SIXTH FLOOR MASONIC TEMPLE Owner. MRS. FISKE Who will appear at this theatre next Monday, October 27, in Paul Heyse's historical and romantic drama, "MARY OF MAGDALA" Recognized Authority on Stylish MILLINERY I*' ^M?MH Prices always ■within the limits of common sense wssm mmmwrnm AFTER THEATRE VISIT THE Sherman House Restaurant NEW ENTRANCE ON RANDOLPH STREET New management High class cuisine Moderate prices SPECIAL AFTER-THEATRE MENU Our New German Restaurant Entrance Clark Street near Randolph MUSIC IN BOTH RESTAURANTS UNTIL 12:00 P. M. Grand Opera Rouse house: staff. FREDERICK W. ZEDDIES, Superintendent W. J. RAUCH, Treasurer CHARLES W. McDANIELS, Asst. 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At the twelfth Con cert, Nov. 9, Mr. Ham- lin will sing an entire new program of lieder by Richard Strauss. Mile. Zelie de Lussan, the distinguished operatic prima donna, will appear Dec. 14. As% KUPPERT to show you &he PRINCE of PILZEN SHOE — it's the new last for Fall and Winter. Dressy people Will Wear it for protection; others Will Wear it because it's dressy. Lots of Quality and Style, and lots of jolly room for the toes. Jill leathers — $4.00 and $5.00. RUPPERT THE SHOESHOP, 80-82 Madison Street, (McVicker's Theatre) % ■■: :, / & • 1% :W Vz T*g«f ^®$F n Diamond Table showing exact size and correct weights of properly cut Diamonds A TIFFANY DIAMOND RING Is the proper thing now. We offer you an Elaborate Selection from the smallest to the largest stones on Small Weekly or Monthly Payments. Pay while wearing them. Open evenings until 9 o'clock. 113 to 121 EAST HARRISON, CORNER CLARK. On the Evening of Monday, October 27, MRS. FISKE Will produce for the first time at this theater an English version of Paul Heyse's famous drama, ii MARY OF MAGDALA." For this, the most important presentation of Mrs. Fiske's career, there has been provided an environment that promises to be a revelation to American play-goers in point of magnificence and artistic detail. The preparations have been under way for two years, and it is doubt- ful if any other production has had devoted to it more research and labor. In support of Mrs. Fiske there will be seen Mr. Tyrone Power, Miss Rose Eytinge, Mr. Max Figman, Mr. Henry Woodruff, Mr. Scott Craven and other well-known players. The Chicago engagement will be the virtual premiere of "Mary of Magdala," since only three per- formances will precede the first night here. m PERIN PERIN PALMIST AND PSYCHIC Great Northern Hotel Floor L Suite 22 to 25 HOURS From 11 to 5 Prices from $2 Upwards Engagements for Parties or Entertainments PERIN PERIN PERIN Has Read the Hands of the Following Personages Hon. Carter H. Harrison Pres. Wm. McKinley Pres. Theo. Roosevelt Pres. Grover Cleveland Admiral Dewey Gen. Nelson A. Miles Senator Foraker Senator Depew Archbishop Ireland Rudyard Kippling Mark Twain Lew Wallace Frank Daniels is making his annual tour this yeir with the same vehicle which he employed with such good fortune last season — "Miss Simplicity." At Mrs. Fiske's Manhattan Theatre in New York rehearsals are progressing daily for the forth- coming production of "Mary of Magdala" which is to be one of the distinct dramatic events of the decade. For more than two years the preparations for the presenta- tion of Paul Heyse's tragedy have been In one field or another, and now the whole is almost ready to submit to the public. It is un- doubtedly the most important of M's. Fiske's undertakings. Nearly 200 figurantes, super- numeraries and dancers, repre- senting Egyptian slave girls, are being drilled on the stage of the Manhattan. The principals are already perfect in their parfs. In the principal role Mrs. Fiske is said to have a character that allows the fullest scope to her talents. The first performance of ' Mary of Magdala ' will take place in the Pabst theatre, Milwaukee, on the evening of October 23, The three nights allowed the tragedy in Milwaukee will be used to perfect the production for its first impor- tant engagement which will begin it this theatre on Monday evening, October 27. Continued on next page. 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As a girl born to wealth and high station she is drawn into the thick of political conspiracies and ad- ventures in aid of the fortunes of her father and lover, who espouse the Prince's cause. She dons the garb of a boy, joins the soldiers, shares their barracks, saves the life of the Prince of Orange and that of her lover who is suspected of treason. The play is elaborately staged. Aubrey Bou cicault is Miss Crosman's principal support- ing actor. Continued on next page. An Electric Chafing Dish is the thing for Cold Winter Nights— for after theatre luncheons. No trouble, al- ways ready, uni- form heat. It is but one of many valuable acces- sories made pos- sible by using Electric Light in the home. If your residence is not wired for the use of Electric Light we will wire it for you at small cost. 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During this engagement, which will begin on the evening of Monday, Dec. 15, Signora Duse will presenl a notable repertoire, including D'An- nunzio's "La Giaconda," "Citta Morta," and "Franc sea da Ri- mini" with other successe s by other authors. For th : s tour, Sig- nora Duse will bring with her the scenery, the scenic effects and all the accessories that distinguished her presenta ion of the plays in the European capitals. Liebler & Company will direct Signora Duse's season which is limited to half a dozen Amerxan cities. Continued on next page Latest Novelties In Seal Sacques Fur Garments Neckwear, Etc. PLACE ORDER NOW AND SAVE SPECIAL DISCOUNT •SECOND FLOOR, MASONIC TEMPLE' ELECTRICITY IS LIFE Habich Over 30 years Chicago's only exclusive Medical Electrician Nervous Debility a Specialty SUITE 1 and 2 N. E. Corner Randolph and La Salle GO TO For KUNZE the be st o f everything; in the "pTJ T TJ'T r line. 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C, Expositions The Qafr PIANO PLAYER SO HONORED A GREAT INSTRUMENT FOR THE MUSICAL HOME Manufactured Melville Clark Piano Co. 399-405 West Madison Street, CHICAGO Continued from Preceding Page MRS. FISKE'S ART. Easily the most notable feature of the past theatrical season was the extraordinary success- ful series of revivals by Mrs. Fiske at the Manhattan Theater, New York. Her welcome was a wonderfully cordial one, and the encomiums called forth by the re- production of "Tess," "Divor- cons" and "Little Italy" have not been duplicated of recent years, while her Ibsen matinees gained her greater praise than has been won by any other interpreter of the foreign dramatist's works. An interesting and instructive study of Mrs. Fiske's art ap- peared in the last issue of Har- per's Weekly; part of the article is worth reprinting, not alone on account of the text, but as an il- lustration of the fact that New York is not wholly given over to the worship of false dramatic gods. The appreciation is as fol- lows: Nothing could be more illumi- nating in contrasts than a com- parison of the methods of two distinguished actresses now play- ing in New York, Mrs. Fiske and Mrs. Leslie Carter. Each is pre- cisely what the other is not, and Continued on next page. ei/AStf^ OVERCOMES THE USUAL FAULTS AND COMBINES THE MERITS OF ALL OTHERS. GIVES A LARGER., AND CLEARER VISION. .O.BzKDit.OiPTiciAir we Will mai i_A list OF THE FINEST.... TO ANY ONE SENDING THEIR ADDRESS North Shore Apartments SENDING THEIR ADDRESS W. A. MERIGOLD & CO. I38 '4° £■»• st Phone 1827 Mai THis Theatre is Fitted witK Gas and Electric Fixtures By.. T.W.Wilmarth Company 261 WabasK Ave. J.H. DIMERY. T.W.GILMORE, President. Sec y and Treas, P. Pritikin ^§ Ladies' 1 ailor McVICKER'S BUILDING CHICAGO Special Announcement Every Lady in Chicago knows that Pritikin's Estab- lishment is most reliable. You are always sure to get double ' value for your money. 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Illustrated Catalogue of Presents forl903 and 1904 will be ready for distribution about October 1st, 1902, and will be mailed on receipt of ten cents, or ten tobacco tags, or twenty cigar bands. g Continued from preceding page. in their art, granting, for the sake of argument, that Mrs. Carter has art, they are wider than poles apart. That of Mrs. Fiske is in- tellectual. That of Mrs. Carter is physical. The one leads you sub- tly through the complications of the dramas she essays, while the other seems to drive you by sheer physical strength along the high- way of trouble she has marked out for your edification. The one is elevated, strong and finished. The ether is a quivering mass of vigorous raw material. A con- templation of the work of the one induces a sensation of pleasure that is wholly ©f the mind; the pleasure derived from watching the ebullience of the other is not dissimilar to that which comes from witnessing a railway colli- sion or a subway explosion. Just as the small boy observed upon looking at a vast caravansary of inflammable construction that he hoped it would never catch fire, but if it did he wished he might be there to see it burn, so of Mrs. Carter's work it may be said that if it has to be it is worth looking at; but in the art of Mrs. Fiske one finds no appeal to the primi- tive instincts, but only that which is sensed by one's cultivated ap- preciations. Contlwued on next page. If there is Aust on the Nickel of Your Stove, Burnishine] WILL TAKE IT OFF It will not injure] the hands. Cleans and polishesSilver- j ware, Brass, Cop-| per and all metals, lea vingthat "brand new" appearance | so desirable. Sold by all dealers. J. C. PAUL & CO. Mfrs., - Chicago] A.B.CHASE PIANOS SOLD ONLY BY ■ Grosvenor. Lapham & Co, FIFTH FLOORJHE FINE ARTS BLDG. 203 MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO FASHIONABLE GOWNS Made to Satisfy and Please Newest imports for fall wear. 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LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS... McVicker's Theatre Bldg. MAKE THE FOLLOWING GREAT SPECIAL OFFER One Large Medallion Panel Photograph, Colored, and One Large London Panel will De included FREE in our special offer of Fifteen Cabinets, platinum finish, three styles for only $3.00 — former price, $5.00. Crayons, pastels and every style of picture know to the art, made at the lowet prices Wedding Groups and Children's Photos a Specialty^ LADIES* - HAIR - DRESSED OPEN SUNDAYS. — — AND DRAPING FREE Continued from precedleg page. The fact that Mrs. Carter finds it profitable to remain at a metro- politan theater the whole season through, while Mrs. Fiske gives us only a meager portion of her time at the beginning and at the end of the season, is not so muck a reflection upon New York's taste in things dramatic as an in- teresting side-light on human na- ture. More people will go to see a great conflagration, if it is close at hand, than can be induced to attend a lecture on Browning. It would be futile to say that be- cause of this the conflagration is therefore a finer type of fire than those which burned in the poet's soul, but there is no blinking the fact that it makes a more torren- tial appeal to the mass of men and women, who, in respect to many things in life, are not far from the nursery stage of their intellectual development. We could not imagine a finer exhibit by means of which a lecturer on dramatic art before a class of studemts could more adequately elucidate the differences between two diametrically opposed schools of acting than that which the sea- son has provided at the Criterion Theatre with Mrs. Carter as Mme. Du Barry, and the Manhat- tan Theatre with Mrs. Fiske in Continued on next page. Blood Poison Can Be Cured THE INTERNATIONAL SERUM TOXIN CO. 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S. -Bargains slightly used Piano las this week NOTE:-The business of Lyon & Healy largely exceeds in volume and value that of any other musical establishment in either Europe or America. Continued from preceding age. tht role of Tess, or of Nora in Ibsen's "A Doll's House." Mrs. Fiske's revival ei "Tess of the B'Urbervilles" was an in- teresting event in many ways, and elicited •ne «r two symptoms which are encouraging to th«se who have been inclined to de- spair «f public taste in matters theatrical. The fact that at the fag end «f the season, and at a time really when even the con- firmed theater-goer begins to weary «f the playhouse and seeks his diversien in #ther ways, s« meritorious a production should make such an appeal as warrant- ed the extension «f its time by an extra week is a very favorable in- dication, and fully bears out what we have several times ventured to say, that the responsibility for the anaemic tone «f the theaters this winter has lain not so much with the public as with the mis- taken n«ti»n ©f the managers as t« what the public really wants. Miss Crosman's wonderfully suc- cessful season with "As You Like It" evidenced this, and the public appreciation of Mrs. Fiske's revi- val of "Tess" proves it. The suc- cessful revival seems also to prove that the swash-buckling school, with therr ranting dramas of alleged history, popular as Continued on next page. mm FRENCH LICIi SPRINGS In the Indiana Highlands on the Monon Rovite Open all the year. 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Mrs. Fiske has demonstrated rhat there is still in the lump of he theater-goers a leaven of ap- preciation for a serious portrayal if that kind of social life which is of the soil and of the sun, and not of the drawing-room and the limelight In affording us a real- ization of these encouraging symptoms Mrs. Fiske becomes mr creditor, and we trust that as cime goes on she will find that he public is not ungrateful or un- nindful of its debt As a man- iger she is trying to do for us what Sir Henry Irving did far Great Britain in his elevated and idealistic management of the Ly- ceum Theater, and we like to be- lieve that she will receive from he public that hearty co-operation which Irving was able to count lpon in London, by which supple- nentation alone can success be ittained. 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