A Cork Man

Herbert Cawthorn, in "A Cork Man," wil! be the attraction at the Grand opera house, May 4. In the role of I. M. Looney, in "A Cork Man," which was written for him by Gee. Hooy, Mr. Cawthorn is said to have a wide field in which to display his abilities as a merry-maker. The character is that of an Irishman whose matrimonial adventures cause most of the fun. Bright specialties will be scattered through the performance,1 among the most enjoyable of which will be Cawthorn's concertina playing. An exceedingly strong company of 2OSDecialty people are in tbe cast, and includes such wejl known favorites as Charles VV. Young, George Gale, Harry Manlove, Charles A. Masón, Fred Eckhart, Morris McCullough, Susie Forrester, Rena Trumbull, Fanny Miaco, Georgia F,mery, Marie Hawkins, Lillian Gale, Alma May, and May Montford.