The broadside has crude and entertaining cuts as one would expect to find: men gambling and playing cards while a daughter tries to drag her gambling-addict father away; a barroom fight involving bottles and chairs raised high in the air and in the hands of angry drunken men. The play references the “late Henry Ward Beecher” (Beecher died in 1887). The promoters promised a beautiful tableau, colored fires and novelty mechanical effects. The scenery was painted the purportedly well-known Scenic Artist, Ray Stafford of Chicago. The Carl Brehm Company may have been based in Ohio.