"twelve Temptations."

Lovers of the spectacular will have "an opportunity next Saturday, of secing one of the most magnificent. spectacles on the road. "The Twelve Temptations" will be presented at the Grand Opera House in its, new dress. The revival of "The Twelve Temp tations," after a lapse of eighteen years, and upon such a stupendous scale, is the most striking illustratration possible of the advance in the methods of spectacular production. Eighteen years ago such a production was only possible in New York and some of the larger cities. With the facilities now enjoyed, special scenery cars to transport the embellishments, and, with the large number of elegant theaters which are being constructed annually througiïout this country, it is an easy task to give a metropolitan production.. ,,