Mr. Potter, Of Texas

"Mr. Potter of Texas," under the immediate direction oï McVicker and Robb, will be presented at Grand Opera .House, Friday evening Nov. 2öth. It is rarely that a more beautiful anl a omantlc o:nedy -drama then "Mr. Potter oí Texas," is wltmessed in this city. It is full of dramatic situations, pathos, and comedy ; it is of intense and entairalüag interest ; lioüi male and. témale cliaracters are wonderfiüly draw, and trae to Ufe, and eacü ïnember of this olever company was partteularly engaged for the role he or she assumes, and they are rendered tn an artistic marnier. Mr. Harry Bradley has gained substantial fame in his impersonation of the clever, loyal, gallant, and always dellghtful old Texan, Mr. Potter of Texas. Miss Josephine Loane plays what is really the lsadtag role, that of Lady Sarah Annerley, and it is said to be one of tlie most linished and symmetrical preces of work this lady has yet accomplishd. An exchange says : "As an emotional aetress, Miss Ioane is desüned to rank wlth the ioremost. She possesses a handsomo face, well molded form, pleasing stage presence, and above all, is every inch an actress." -o The Ladies' aiomis, Mrs. K. H. Kempf, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss May Qarken, Mr. G. Y. Collins, Mr. P. "Wedge and J. E. Harkins all will take part in the concert at the opera house, Dec. 2d.