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MOBILE THEATRE. MnnRgers.............. LUDLOW & SMITH
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MOBILE THEATRE. 1 M"nagers.............. LUDLOW & SMITH Third night fMR. ASDERsoS.

 WEDEEsDAY, March 5, 1915. Shakespeare's comedy of l MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Benedict ...................... MT. Anderson Don Fehro ........-........ ..-.. MT. Nehte oogberry .....#................ MT. T. Placide

 Beatrice. e.................hr Mrs. Stuart To conclude with lhe farce of

 THE NEW FOoTMAN. Bobby Break kwlndow. w...........,.M Mir. T Placide eJ- For particulars. sec small bills

 Great Musical Attraction. MADAME IA NJ MA RSKOLD, from Stock holm 1VA pupil of the celebrated Pianisie, HENRI HERE, and MR. BARTON, Futsl. pupil of the celebrated CHAS. NICHOLSON. have the homer to announce their intention of giving GRAND CONCERT on WEDNESDAY EvEEIsG, March 5, at lhe WAvERLY HoUsE.

 PART FIRST

 l Grand variations Tema by Herz, Piano Forte-Mad. Hamnerskold.

 ?. Grand Flute Solo, in flats; 4th Tema by Elm ellie Berbiguier, introduction to Preach air and riations-Mr. Barton.

 g. Song-Aria from Gazza Ladra, Rossini-Mad E. Hammerskold.

 4. Solo--Fure, Bolero, by Nicholson, introducing Irish air of Kitty Tyrrell-Mr. Barton.

 b Ancient National Swedish Song, composed in

  kold.

 PART SECOND.

 l. Louis and Polka, for Piano Forte, composed by Mad Hammerskold; and Grand Waltz by Cho- pau-Mad Emile Hammerskold.

 g. Solo-Fuie, Scotch Melody, Kinlock of Kin lock. with variations by Richardson --Mr Barton. 5. French Romance. Ia Dot, by Louisa Puget Mad. Hammerskod

 4. Flute Solo-Pot Pour, introducing Life let Us cherish, Auld Robin Gray, and La Matilda, Michel. son-Mr. Barton.

 5. The Star Spanged Banaer-Madame Emile DG-Concert 10 commence at $ o'clock.

 tJ- Tickets sl each-to be had at the usual pla- ces and at the door. mh3

 A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.

 Arripal of tho celebrated

 SCOTCH GIANT AND GlANTESS. MIR. AND MRS. RANDALL, from Europe ,late I'VE of the American Museum, New York, where they were visited by upwards o two hundred and fifty thousand persons, and acknow ledged to he the finest specimens of the human race exhibited lo the public notice. Mr. Randall is the largest and best proporioned man in the word and to be equaled. Ills tight is near eIght feet: hIs weight 432 lbs. is 57 inches rolnd the chest, l9 round the arm 22 round the leg. and can span from the top of the thumb to the end of the finger, 13 inches and d half. He is social and agreeable in his manners. and converses freely with his visitors He is accompa. ned by his lady, ihe celebrated Scotch Giantess. She is native of Aberdeen, Sc otland and is doubt less, descendant of the immortal Sir Wm. Wal lace. She is feet inches high; she is perfect in symmetry and has every grace and accomplishment peculiar to her sex. They tender their compliments to the citizens of Mobile and solicit share of pat ronage which their merits deserve. They will hold their evees day and night, at the Franklin House, Royal st. Hours of exhibition from 10 10 from to 5, and from 6 to o'clock.

 Gt-Adinission 50 cents; children half price feb22 2w