Amusements

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The opening performances at the Pastime Theater last night were well attended, notwithstanding the heavy down-pour of rain.  On the whole the spectacles are good and compare favorably with those in vaudeville theaters of large cities.

Bob Kenyon does well in his illustrated songs.  Davis and Davis can certainly shake their feet, but their dialog work needs improving.  O. W. Courtney, juggler and Morris Jones, black faced monologue artist, are deserving of special mention, their work being excellent.  Bessie and Arthur Krona do a good vaudeville stunt.  The same bill holds for the rest of the week.