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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1909
Page
3
Edward Martindell again plays Totem Pole Pete in the second season of Babes in Toyland. The production touts original music and strong tuneful numbers with updated features, scenery, and costumes as John Cort's The Alaskan also headlines this season.
The Great Divide by William Vaughn Mood appears at the Grand theater tonight for a one night engagement. Critics hail it as a landmark American drama with a superb company and the same production praised during a 600 night New York run.
Grand Theater presents a production of Babes in Toyland in Grand next Wednesday night. The cast uses three modern coaches and two large baggage cars to transport scenery and effects for Glen MacDonough story set to Victor Herbert music. The company is complete with an attractive chorus and a blend of comedy with spectacle.
The Alaskan a leading comic opera returns to the Grand in a John Cort organization production. The cast features principal performers and a famed chorus. The show has earned wide acclaim and is praised as a top stage entertainment of the season.
Mozart visited Marseille incognito to hear Villanella Rapita. A score error let D natural replace D sharp in the principal aria, provoking an eruption in which Mozart demanded the correct note. He directed the performance afterward, and the audience cheered as the proper D sharp yielded a finer effect.
A breeder reports that two pheasant hens hatched seventeen of eighteen eggs and then killed thirteen chicks each by pecking their brains in a synchronized display. The observer questions whether such a case has been noted before.
The Town of Cosmopolis Washington advertises bids for building a wagon bridge on First street over Shingle mill slough. Bids due 8 p m Wednesday January 6 1909. Plans and specs available in the clerk’s office. Bonds required. Town reserves right to reject all bids. W S McLaughlin official.
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