This theatre will have the personal care and attention of Mr. Eagleston and nothing will be left undone to give the theatre everything that is in the line of first class House. While it may be a new business for Mr. Eagleston, we predict the greatest success. Without doubt but few people have ever given a business more study and thought than has been given in this case. Mr. Eagleston has been among the best and has had the experience of those who have made their theatres a great success. His policy will be the high standard which follows his name in business matters.
The public will have all that they could find in the best theatres in this country. Much has been said as to the price of admission. Mr. Eagleston assures the writer that he has not made a statement to anyone as to what the price of admission will be. Due notice will be given, however, and the public can feel assured that the price will be within the reach of all. So when you are told what the price is to be, its simply a guess at this date; the price will surely please all patrons.
This article appears in May 20, 1915.