Its organist on opening day, Ellis Butler of Chicago, displayed fine technique and ability to draw from the instrument the richest tones, in a narrator to elicit expressions of favorable comment, from the large crowds that attended the opening performances.                     People who witnessed Wednesday’s shows will be interested to know that George Bohm proprietor of the theater, has secured the consent of Mr. Butler to remain here for seven days’ engagement, which will be concluded with the performance of New Year’s day.         In passing through the lobby entrances, on Superior Street into the auditorium of the theater, one enters a long aisle extending parellel to the front of the establishment.  The aisle is separated from the rows of seats by attractive paneled wood and glass partitions.  Stairways leading to the balcony are located at either end of the extreme rear of the lowest floor.

            The spacious stage is completely equipped for the presentation of legitimate plays and large musical comedies.  A beautiful draw-curtain extends along the front of the stage, adding a pleasing touch of color to the attractive interior  decorating scheme of the theater.  Flanking the stage are doors leading to exits and also to the stage.  Above the doors a lattice work arrangement conceals the pipes of the organ while beautiful designs in ornamental plaster have been placed above the openings.