THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 11. 1901
I
some mora of 1U always up-to-dat mov
ing pictures.
The Sur't List of Bl Liners.
All dancers and dancing pais Into In
significance in th presence of tha great
. y i 1 1 ' f m uHiiu, oi tnv siuiqv, wno ep
paar at the Star theater beginning Mon
day afternoon at S o'clock. Tha Mo
lassos are Italians whose homes are in
Turin, Italy, and thatr act la tha most
complete presentation of tha tsrpslcho
rean art.
"Blmm, Bomm. B-r-r-rl" Is tha re
markable name of the Inimitable musical
act produced by three performers. Tha
act Includes such novelties an musical
wheals, cornet solos and musical colna.
Tha four Cloae brothers are tha acro
batic feature of the program. This
troupe can produce many features which
are Impossible for a team of two.
8MU another quartet of performers,
the Fielding Comedy Four, will present
comedy and song In rapid succession.
Alt the way from London comas Daisy
Harcourt, England's favorite music hall
character comedienne. Miss Harcourt
la known by tha double title of "The
Dresden Doll" and also as "England's
Female Mimic"
The Illustrated ballads will be attend
ed to Ed Turner, while Edison's pro
Jertoecope will present, as It always
dors, something new In the film Una.
Bijou Is Better Still.
The Five Rennees are billed for the
Bijou this week, beginning with the
matinee tomorrow afternoon. That sim
ple announcement means that the Bijou
will have a aparkllng show this week.
The team la composed of a man and his
wife, two talented actors In the family's
specialty, character changes, and three
ounnlng little daughters, who are In
imitable In their own cutaway.
Two clever women cornettlsts are Ken
dall and Thompson. They come to the
Hi J. hi to make music, and they'll suc
ceed. All lovers of Instrumental music
should put the Bijou down on their list
for at least two visits this week. Prior
and Norrls can make fun most any old
time. As laugh raisers they are -exceedingly
hard to beat. Ben Jarrett'ls
a renowned black face comedian. His
talk is full of real humor, and hie keen
perception Is awakened by every new
town he visits. Joe Thompson has more
than made good with bis Illustrated
songs. The always-pleasing vitascope
has the most entertaining pictures of
the weak. Every afternoon and evening
during the week. Continuous today, 2
to 10:10.
W
Another Sensation.
The Baker management, offers another
sensational vaudeville bill this weak.
No house in the city has ever been as
popular as the Bales r, and the business
is Increasing every week. Three per
formances are given dally of one and
a half hours' each,' one in tha afternoon
and two in the evening. The bill open
ing Monday at 2:30 p. m. is aa follows:
The great eastern trio, direct from the
big eastern circuit, the Three Rexanus.
the high class marvelous acrobats and
round ladder climbers and balancers;
Harrison Bros., In comedy sketch team,
In the "Matrimonial Agency"; R. O.
Baldwin, the popular singer, In illus
trated songs; Bell and Thompson, sketcn
a i lists, introducing the "Modern Tele
phone"; Jack Hall, the monologlst, and
the popular favorite, the blograph. In
new moving pictures. Don't overlook
the Bsker this weak in your round of
the vaudeville shows.
The Week' Hit--
The bill at the Lyric, beginning to
morrow, will prove the hit of the week
in vaudeville circles. The management
has got together a great aggregation
of vaudeville talent that will produce
a bin filled with fun and music from
the start to finish. The bill is headed
by the Wheeler and Wilson trio, comedy,
singing and dancing; Edle De Voe. acro
bat; Mtaa Welsae. with a dancing, banjo,
. ello and trick violin; Wynn and Hart,
acrobatic comedy sketch bun; Murray
K. Hill, monologlst; J. W. Wood, tha
sweet singer, In Illustrated songs; Col
lins Bros., acrobats, and the vltascope.
A great bill by all star people. In addi
tion to the bill tie In gold Is given
away each Friday evening. If you want
to be with the crowd go to the Lyric
There's fun for you.
"Princess Chic" at the Marquam.
At the Marquam Grand theatre In the
very near future the tuneful and popu
lar opera, "The Princess Chic" will be
the attraction. The company which pre
sents this opera la one of the best, both
Individually and collectively which will
be seen In this city this season. The
cast Is headed by Miss Sophia Brand.
Borne of the popular players are Ous
Vaughan, Oeorge Thomas, Lyman
Wheeler. John H. Henderson, Oeorge C.
Callahan, Tom Smith Martin, Harry
Monroe. Oeorge C. Ogle, Robert Algler.
Jane Vander Zee. Carolyn Lum, Julia
Kohles, Dorothy Williams.
Mme. Melba's Tour.
Mme. Melba haa completed her prelim
inary tour with her concert company
under the direction of Manager Charles
A. Ellis, and Is to joint the company at
the Metropolitan opera house for four
weeks under a special engagement made
with Manager Conreld. Early In Janu
ary Mme. Melba resumes her tour, which
will continue until the middle of March,
and extends fsr Into the northwest,
down the Pacific coast, and through the
southern states. Melba will be heard in
this city January SO, 10. under the
direction of Calvin 8. Helllg.
"Black Patti Troubadour."
One of tha largest attractions playing
this city at popular prices will be the
Black Pattl troubadours, which comes to
the Empire theatre for a limited engage
ment of five nights, beginning Tuesday
evening. December 20. This organisa
tion numbers ovsr 60 people, and Rlsaer
rata Jones. Black Pattl, travels In her
private car. It Is reported from good
authority that this great singer has
cleared for her share of the profits over
110.000 esch year Jorthe paat 20 yeara
"Shore Acre" Coining.
"Shore Acres." the most popular of
. ni.ti now belna presented on
AmeilvRii y j - ... , .
the English -speaking stags, will be given
a fine scenic production at the Empire
theatre Sunday matinee and Sunday and
Monday nights. December 18 and 10.
The present company Is virtually the
same that haa appeared In "Shore
Acres" for the peat 10 years, and In
cludes many player of recognised
ability.
The Grand Draw Well.
Interest In the Orand theatre Increases
bv reason of the great program It gives
the opte. On. of the big hit. mad.
last night wss by Murphy and Andrews,
the high class ent.rtslners. direct from
New York city. Their work Is very
neat The picture of the life and ad
venture, of Kit Careen cohtlnuea to
s rouse the greatest Interest. Look out
tor next week's bill, which wtjlb. a
wonder In every respect.
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"A China Honeymoon" Coming.
On. of the musical eventa of the sea
son will be the pre.entstlon at the Mar
qiiam Orand theatre shortly of "A
Chines. Honeymoon." Man.ger Sam S.
fybert believes In engaging only the
PnllllT. hlA Theatre
A W H III lAW H M A. H. BALLARD. Lessee and Manager
esjfcpr esW A A JK Jft Fourteenth end Washington Phone 31 1
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK
Starting Matinee Today, Sunday, Dec. 1 1
The Big Sensational Five Act
Comedy
Sunday Matinee
Sunday Evening
Monday Evening
Tuesday Evening
Wednesday Evening
Friday Evening
Saturday Matinee
Saturday Evening
THE PRODIGAL
DAUGHTER
By Henry Pettit
and Sir Augustus
Harris....
PRODUCED AT AN ENORMOUS EXPENSE
THE GREAT HORSE RACE SCENE
Second Only to the Wonderful Ben Hur Chariot Race
Ran two years at Drury Lane Theatre, London ; nine weeks at Leslie Square
Theatre, Boston. THE SWEETEST, SADDEST STORY EVER TOLD.
Evening prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c; loge circle, 75c. Matinee prices, 10c, 15c, 25c;
loge circle, 50c Box office open all day down town 10 a. id. to 7 p. m., at Dolly
Varden Candy Shop, in Marquam Bldg., 327 Morrison St. After 7-p. m, at theatre.
NECT WEEK: " CAMILLE
99
COLUMBIA StSS
ThrVCrft-y DEC. IS 28$ DEO. lO
PERFORMANCES ONLY a
KLAW & ERLANQER Present
THE TALENTED COMEDIAN
THOMAS Q. SEABR00KE
A8SISTED BY
DIAMOND DONNBR"o?Sm
SPECTACULAR MUSICAL COMEDY NOVELTY
BILLIONAIRE
GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY PRODUCTION EVER MADE
. MARVELOU8LY MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
OOROEOSULY BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES AUGMENTED OR
CHESTRA. PRICES BOTH MATINEE AND NIGHT Entire lower floor. $1.00.
Balcony, first 5 rows. $1.50; next 4 rows. $1.00; last 1 rows. 7$o. Entire
gallery, 60e. Box unit loge aeata, $2.E0 each. The advance aale of seata
will open next Tuesdsy morning, December 13, nt 10 o'clock In the lobby
of the Marquam Grand theatre. Not mors than six eeate to one person.
MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE
l m Phone Main 868. W. T. Pangle, Resident Manager.
Week Beginning Monday, Dec. 12, 1904 """Vatf"'
FREDERIC BELASCO PRESENTS
FLORENCE
And Mer Superior Company In fits Elaborate Productions.
ROBERTS
MONDAY
TUESDAY
ZAZA
A COMEDY DRAMA
By DAVID BELASCO
TesslD'UrbemllesS
TRAGIC PLAY
LORRINEt JTilDDABD
Thur,
Only
r-IJkDYHOfUDIUnH
A COMEDY
By ANTHONY HOPE
Sat Mat
A DOLLS HOUSE
By HBNRIK IBSEN
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Marta s. Lowlands
A ROMANCE
By AKfiEL CUIMEIA
DRirF NIQHT 25c, 35c 30c, 75c, $1.00 Cflfc An CflU
rllllXO MATINEE 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c OCtUS UN OfJIC
Song Recital
MME. JOHANNA
GADSKI
DIRECTION LOIS STEERS
Marquam Grand Theatre
Monday Evening. Dec 19
At 8:30 o'clock
Prices tower floor, except last S rows, $S.00; last t rows. $$.00.
Balcony, first S rows, $2.00; second 3 rowe, $1.(0; second e rows, $1.00.
Gallery, reserved, $1.00; sdmtealon to gallery. 76 cents. Boxes, $20.00;
J loges, $24. Box office open Friday. December If, 10 a m.
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS MUST BE ACCOM
PANIED BY CHECK
EMPIRE THEATRE
OeO, L,. BAKBR, Mfrr.
Phone, Main 117
Four Nights, Starting With Matinee Today
E. J. CARPENTER'S
SEASOIf S QREATE8T SUCCESS
A Little
Outcast
FRODUCED BT
A CAST OF FMI1
htOtJWTXD WITH A SCEHIC
EQUIFlffEBT OF 2eAM MAO
2HFXCF.STCF. AMD BEAUTY.
PRICKS MATINEE, 10c. 15c. 2$c
EVENING, ltc. He. 35c. SOc.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, fAr I - I fi - 1 7
AMD ATVBSAT MATT XT EE. IClO J I VF I ef
THE INTENSELY SENSATIONAL
ROMANTIC COMEDY DRAMA
"THE FATAL SCAR"
INTRODUCING
FRANK JAMES
"The Man Who Never Broke a Promise," of tha
Famous James Brothers, Frank and Jesse.
we win, romrr .$ if hunk james does rot appear m Tits production.
PRICES 15c, 25c 35c, 50c MATINEE 10c, 15, 25c
NEXT WEEK
tin mat a A.
Heart!,
SHORE ACRES Black Patti Troubadours
THE
GRAND
THEATRE
Week Commencing Mon. Pec. 12
THE UNAPPROACHABLE BILL!
10 MATCHLESS ACTS 10
Ripley Slaters
Spectacular Stadium Dene,
lint Time la I'urtland.
The Cliffords
"V Aveleose d BsBre.
Most Sensational Sword An.
The Marteis
sStns apOlfl sq3tH
O'Brien and West
Th. ConTsrsstlonal Fellows.
Berger Brothers
qnllibrttti sod Acrobatic Mamie.
flme. Smith and Cheater
Oporatlc Doallsts.
Wells and Collins
Laogbabla Oomadr Skit.
Mr. Alf Bonner
Plcrarod MH.li.t. "Dows at flia Baby
Stors."
THE Q k A N Dl SCOPE
roar Splrndld storing Met'
Admission to Any Seat 10c
SOX 8 EATS, the
best arrteta. and a glance et the roster
of ths "Honermooif" company shows
that It haa a strong list of truly good
playera. particularly picked for the roles
assigned them.
BR0UGHER ON REUBEN'S
' EXCURSIONS TO TOWN
fj5v J. Whltcomb Brougher. of the
White Temple, hes been secured to give
hie great address before the Sunday club
at the Y. M. i. A. this afternoon on the
subject, "Wlen Reuben Comes to Town."
This address is one thst haa been prom-
laed to the Sunday club for aome time,
and haa been given before similar or
ganisations In many of the eastern cltlee.
alwaya causing much comment. The
music for the afternoon will be fur
nished by Ihs Fraternal orchestra and
Young Men a Choral union of the First
Presbyterian church, under the direction
of Prof W. M. Wilder. The program
for the afternoon continues from S to 6.
and la ss follows:
1:20, concert by Fraternal Orchestra
Overture; March, by C. W. Bdwarda;
serenade, by Warren; Cliaracterlstlque.
("elected: march, by Rslsslnk,; "Oh, Sing
Into the Lord." Charles H. Oahrlel
1:30, program by Young Men's Choral
1'nlon. Address, "When Reuben Comes
to Town." 4 4.1. Placustson groups. t:20,
lunch, 10 cents.
ckasobd WITI uai
BBIOlOl
From tha New York Hersld.
Believing himself to be tha sola sur
vivor on this side of the Atlantic ocean
of the famous "Charge of the Light
Brigade." Immortalised by Tennyeon.
Thomas Yataa. s reapected resident of
Toledb. celebrated Its Both anniversary
thla year by taking a day off. which he
rarely does, despite hla It yeara.
Mr. Yataa waa a member of the Thir
teenth Light Dragoons, which rode In
the charge. Only nine other men of this
squadron beside himself survived the
slaughter, which reduced the ranke of
the famoua 600 to a third. He came out
with two aabre wounds In his left arm.
Later while doing picket duty he loat hla
right forefinger, and for that reason was
given hie dlarharae from tftie brigade
upon its recall to Oreat Britain when it
waa stationed In barracks fa Irelsnd.
He hsfl Intended to go fb Australia
with his family, but his discharge came
so late that be was left behind, and
after spending severs! vears In Scotland
lie emigrated to Canada 22 yeara ago.
He went to Toledo eight yeara ago from
DIRER 1J1I
Third and Yamblll atreete.
KE ATI Nd A FLOOD, Managers.
Lerceet Vaudeville Hons In America.
WEEK BEGINNING DECEMBER 12
Oreat Eastern Trio
The Three Rexznos
Marrelona Acrobatic and Round Ladder Act.
Harrison Bro.
Corned? Sketch. In tbe "Matrti
Agency.-
R. Q. Baldwin
In Illuitrated
Bell and Thompson
Sketch Artlata. glnglna and Dancing In "The
Modern Telephone."
Jack Hall
Monolofllt.
The Blograph
Is New Plctans.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
Ferrormaneee. 2: an, T 0 and p. I
Nanhvllle, Tenn., where ho made hla
home ssveral years.
Mr. Yatea la hale and hearty, and In
all hla long ltfs haa never required the
servlcee of a physician. He and hi
wife, who U still living, will celebrate
their golden wadding In four yeara.
A Baa
From the Chicago News.
The Outde Here, you blamed Idiot.
what are you shooting att Your bullet
just graaed my head.
City Chap Whsti Did I aatee you
entirely? Confound the lock! It waaa't
gr had to mistake you for a bear, hut
to mias my tanret la tee
STAR
NEW BILL STARIS MONDAY
The Molasso's
World' Oreatsst Dancer, ta
tienal Whirlwind Dane, Showing
rotation of the Walt and th
Oreat Cyclone Dane.
Blmm Bomm Birr
In Their lalmltabU Msaleal Novelty Aet.
4 Close Brothers 4
Acrobatic MarveJs. Whoa Daring Has Star-
tied TW Haalanheraa.
Fielding Comedy Pour
Comedian and Sin
Who Have Con-
World.
Daisy Harcourt
fa Favorite Mnale Hall Character
Comedienne. "Th Dresden Doll," Bsg
lnd' Moot ranwae re male Mlatte.
Mow oa Her rtnt American Tow.
Ed Turner
A Meter!! Salladlst Was Knew W atvL
The Projectoscope
Bdleon'e In rootlon Alwnr Has Msw sat
StartUag rfuaa.
AH the
cured at
main th same.
Oeneral Admlaalon IO Cents
skew Saaday. S to
ata, SB ea
11 p. sv
RBIMTSBB PAMILV
ARCADE
NEW BILL BEGINS MONDAY
8 Rennee Family 8
Rollins & Wilson
ASaarlea'B OTatat Banjoaata.
Aumann
2a a Mevslty Bag
Dell & Monitor
ta a OshMdy Sketch of th Tlatag et
Genevieve Ardell
of mastiataS sat
American Bioscope
Moving Pletaraa of (ha Latest Sights
Quality sad sot quantity Is ths motto at
the Arcade. Sm th hast sal sasst Msisrs
ebta bUl of the Hasan.
Admission 10 Cents
to any seat. Ceatlnaens hill Saaday S
11 p m.
Bijou
THEATRE
sixth sraxR, on. oaxooaiAaT.
PROGRAMME. WEEK Dec 12
Inltlil IntrodticttOai of ttM
5 RENNEES 5
Character Change Arttatav
The Mimical Queens,
RUBY KENDALL
AND AMY THOMPSON
Refined Lady Cornettleta.
The rsa Makers,
PRIOR St NORR1S
Tha Blaeh Far
BEN JARRBTT
With Hla Spendld Vote.
JOB THOMPSON
la Illuitrated
Lesgk PToroklns Sabjeeta ea
VITASCOPB
AftsraeoB froa t to 4:Sn
Bvcnlng from T to 10: SO.
Saadnys oootlnnoo tram S to 10 so.
Any Seat In Theatre 10 Cents
LYRIC
THEATRE
Comer Alder and SeveatA.
iiatio rx.ooo. staaagsaa.
Heating Capaetty 700.
WEEK COMMBMOIItO DEC. 1A
Wheeler & Wilson Trio
Comedy Sisglng and Dasdaf.
Edie DeVoe
Miss Weisse
Holtnlet.
Wynn & Hart
Acrobatic comedy Sketch Teas
Murry K. Hill
The hUaulagMt
J. W. Wood
In lllnatrated
Collins Bros.
Aerobe ta.
The Vltascope
la New htevtag
-m t ta. U1 aABit am
matt eieretiaa eaaday sad
ADMISSION, leei
rtnwfiKrm
a '