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Stanly Enterprise: Thursday September 10, 1908 AT THE NEW OPERA HOUSE Polk Miller and the Clansmen will Play at Crowded House On the night of October 6 "The Clansman" will be given by the original company. This drama has been the subject of wide comment, and whether advertised on the bill boards of New York or Albemarle, it has always played to a full house. Tom Dixon, the now noted author, is of the South, and The Clansman is peculiarly southern. It is one in which he oldest veteran and his youngest grandchild may find enjoyment. It is not often that a town of this size can secure a play of this proportion but Messrs Starnes and Peeler are determined to make this season an interesting and profitable one to the play lovers, and the beautiful opera house will prove equal to all demands. Stanly Enterprise: Thursday September 24, 1908 Ad: The Play You Have Been Eagerly Awaiting - Now on Its Fourth Record Breaking- Tour of the South- The Clansman by Thomas Dixon, Jr. From his two famous novels "The Clansman" and "The Leopard's Spots". Direction of George H. Brennan. Original New York Cast and Production Complete. 40 People on the Stage; A Carload of Stage Effects; A Troup of Spirited Cavalry Horses. Witnessed and Cheered by more than 4,000,000 theatre-going people with unparalleled enthusiasm. Forty Weeks in New York City, Twenty-Six Weeks in Chicago. Highly Important: On account of the enormous demand for seats, patrons are earnestly advised to order tickets well in advance and thus avoid paying extortionate prices to speculators. Free list absolutely suspended. Every man, woman and child should see "The Clansman"----Governor Glenn Tickets on sale at F.E. Starnes Jewelry Store Thursday, October 1 at 10am: Price 75cents, $1, $1.50, and $2 |