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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1909)
EIGHT PAGES. EVENING onsKUVEK, I.A GRANDE. OHEGON. MONDAY, JAXIAKY 18, 10li. PAGE THREE. Steward Tuesday Jan. 19 is m hit mmi 3V THE HIT OF THE SEASON The PREMIER MUSIGAL EVENT of the YEAR Victor Herbert and Glen MaqDcugn's Phenomenal Musical Extravanza Success Babes in Among the Talented Edde Itidway ' Alan (The original Gingerbread man) Gen Ormond as Jane (Late with Gingerbread Man. Helen McLeod as . . . .Tom Tom (Last season with Gingerbread Man.) aso MAY BURDOCK, GERTRUDE LAWERENGE and the BEST SINGING GHORUS EVER ON TOUR aided by AN AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA PRICES: Orchestra $1.50; Orchestra Circle $1 .00; Dress Circle 75c; Ciallery 50c. SEATS ON IS ALE SUNDAY MORNING PASTIME NEWEST MOTION PICTURES Unexcelled Vaudeville This Week Pictures Today CLIFFORD & CLIFFORD!' Ted and His Sister. King and Quern of Handcuffs. Australian Trunk Mystery. Burning or Staumbaul. i Chinese Yoke of Torture. Mexican Stake of ToYture, The Worm Will Turn. 3 Performances Nightly at MATINEES Wednesday and CHANGE PitOGRAM Monday, THE SCENIC ON PANTAGES CIRCUIT j S. A. GAKDINIER, Proprietor and Manager. " HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE LATEST MOVING PICTURES. Change cf, Program Mondays, 4 Wwlnewlnvn nnd fliliiv. The Roma : Idyll. No Petticoats for Him. The Intertaln Grand Prize. Automobile Race. Fletcher and La Pierre, vau deville artists. Matinee prices as usual. Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons at 2:30 Children under 15 years of age 5c at matinees. Evening prices: Adults, 15c: children, 10c. Notice of Final Account. Notice Is hereby given that the b derslgned has filed In the ccunty court f Union county, state of Oregon, nis final account of his administration ef the estate of J. M. McCall, deceased, and that the said court has or dered that said final account be heard by said court ai me usual place of holding said court at the court house In La Grande, in said county, on the ISth day of February, 1101, at It o'clock a. m. of said day, at which time and place any person in terested In said estate' may appear and file objections to said account. If any he have. Dater, January 9, 190J. ULYSSES G. COUCH. Administrator of Said Estate. RAMSEY & OLIVER, l-lt-2-1 Attorneys far the Estate. Expression pins us down to a point, alienee leaves us in the open. Toy land" Gist You Will Find Beth Tate as , .-Contrary Mary (Late prima donna wlth H. W. Savage.) Gus Plxley as .... '. .MarmacTuk John F. Ward as .... . .Barnaby Will H. Hatter as The Toymaker Ida Ward an Mrs. Piper All of the. Great OrlKhul Cl f "Babe in Toj Iniul." S W THEATRE Proprietor Leading Amusement House 7:15, 8:15 and 9:15 Saturday at 3 P. M. Wedmcday and Friday TOIIUXG CAR Sl'KCIITCATIOSS. Complete friKvlfit-atioiM of the Ford Touring Car, New- Material Motor, best gray Iron. ' Axels, springs, frame, nuts, bolts, rods, etc., are made of Vanadium tetl Tlie strongest steel known. Motor Four-fyllndtr, four cycle. 20-24 horse power In a car weighing out izau pounds, makes nearly two horse power to push every 100 pounds of car weight. Wheel Base 100 Inches, with 3 Iiicli tires on the rear wheels. ThH If a larger tire than usually used on r machine of this weight and Insurf . very little expense for tire repair?. Lubrication By an Ingenious c'.e vice the wholo power plant, transml? !on differential, and rear axel Is oiled automatically with no pumps to ge out of fix and no small pipes to clog up. Ignition Perfect working magneto built as a part of the machine, with no moving parts except the fly-wheel of the motor, and no Intricate parts to get out of order. Springs Two transverse. The eas lest riding spring construction- ever put under an automobile. This sounds like a big claim, but we are willing to prove by demonstration.' Fenders Full length of body with long running board. Body Six different styles. Equipment Touring car. $1,000.00, delivered to you In La Grande. We have the car and are willing to demonstrate to you any day you call. L. C. SMITH, La Grande. WHY NOT TRY Popham'a ASTHMA REMEDY? '.'Ires prompt and positive relief i evry case. Sold by druggist, Price f 1.00. Trial package by mail 10 cent. Wfllfauna Mfg. Ok. Propn. Cleveland Tor salr hy A. T. HILL. Drugget This mammoth production will be at the Steward, appearing at this pop ular playhouse on January 1. ' This mere announcement cannot carry with It the full strength of tht event. There was a time when such attractions as "Rubes In Toyland" J were denied local theatergoers because of fear of manugvr that there would be speculation on the merit of a New York success en-tour, but lately It has been demonstrated that the biggest of ferings can be brought to the doors l the people, and hence the -wedding oJ a great many ordinary bookings am' the advent of shows that are worth of price and patronage. t "Babes In Toyland" comes with practically a special train, tor two modern coaches are required to han dle the company, and two of tho larg est baggage cars used to tranHfei the great quantity of Scenery and effects used In this wonderful success. So cleverly conceived by Glen Mas Don ough and, Victor Herbert. The company Is complete and the chorus is one of the most rtrractlve on the road. The mu. it o: Ihe sort thst lingers and there is a vein of comedy that blends excellently with the spec tator. There are so many songs In "Babes In Toyland" th.tt every taste U gratified among the ' many brilliant musical numbers which Victor Herbert wrote for his most pretentious work may be mentioned, Floretta, Barney O'Flynn, Castle in Spain, Beatrice Bart-facts, I Can't Do That Bum, Jane: Slumber Deep, Before and After, Hv Won't Be Happy Till He Gets It. Tht Moon Will Help You Out, Bo-Poep: and the Song of Toyland. "Great Dlvldo" Plcasen. Coming as it did on the heels of sev eral comic operas, "The Great Divide" tvas a sharp contrast to the usual run of theatrical attractions, but thost who had been fortunate enough to at tend the production at the Stev.nr:" Saturday night, were well repaid. VThe Great Divide" as a story, Is at fault to many minds and critics, bu' there wa3 nothing at fault with tlx people who played. The, ctinny I -.veil balanced, in fact, ha unty a few actors, but the rfmnrKuble part o -h" tho presence of two unusu- Uv .irons roles. The leading lady and '.lift prominent male part are both typical of the times the Story depicts. H Is seldom Indeed, that two emo- Ml. HELEN McLEOD, AS "LONE TOM." MARY." IN "BAFT'S tonal characters of the ability of this- I two are to be found -under one man aremer.t. Made critical by adteiso comments from Portland, the house was hard to please, but the progress of the performance melted adverse criticism Into one united decision of "Excellency personified." SWt, 4 j"--" ''"Nvj , (!t,t r t- , 7v(v.y ' V a I'ftii til irt 1 f - i m v ' i I Jx i , VMll ram The Pastime, was well filled a usu al last evening .ul a vry .-. pleating; performance was given, the pictuie of tht- (turning of Straumboul being as fine a one as you will see In some to n K "Tlio March of time showing the t liy before and diir icij iibt great conflagration. Ted and II'M l.ilt'e Klster appeals to you and ym must sympathize w;h them until t'itir adoption by a kind-hearted sea aptaln and crew. Tho Worm Will Turn Is for laughing purpose only and -.hows how Mr. Ptlfer cured his wtr rt too much bragging about her Jtiftit nisband. A telegram was rKptvd r:m th? Cliffords at r.ooiv, saying '.ioy had missed cor.nectknt Pasco nd'Wlll arrive Tvesdav; mornrng. This i' ono of those unavoidable unpleas int features whiw;h hapren when tho ' alns are all off Hr regular runnln " in, rot tonight tll IKn.iTig Rich- . .la have i-cinal , i.id these ..-liver little danc-r Oej I nvc made ..lemselves so popular the past week, ,111 surely deiijl't you, ani th!g Ulll be your lust chance to witness tlielr r 4 "MAT t ; AND BETH LATE AS VI TOYLAND." CO" .Y idouble dunclng. t; . ..lestra wl.n n-w muwlc; the C urds, b Kilning Tuesday. . . . , . i.i.e is raace up, not or great rac- rifices or duties, but of little things. In which smlls m l kir.dnm and small ob!!gat'o--. riven J aMunillv. .-r -i.o i- - ...... r. .u,. . . secure cc.r.f.Jit. War on Sunday Show. Now York. Jan. IS. Open warfare on Sunday vaudeville performances . was declared today at a meeting of the mlnisters of Greater New York, held j PCt ions were taken In every Cath at the MarHe Collegiate church. Cler-j lie church of North Dakota tomorrow gymen of all ProtcMunt denominations, for the benefit of th urvlvor of the were present and formed a united as sociation, for the suppression of all Sunday theatrical attractions. i.'.f 4 the Toys" Soeno In "Babca In Tojiaiitl,,,,at the Steward. THREE AOS A I SCENIC Vaudeville In La Grande Is at high tbl tM? week, Th Scenic theater has three big .feature acts three 'distinct learns and In addition to that has a five-piece -orchestra that goes o(l V), flight as cv permanent adjunci to th hou. Tbo team that comes w ith the irrupt ' reputation' la Lynd & Wren They are slnyers, danct-rs and aero- M'. Tliell CGtni CMer Clark, the slack wire artist and jttgffler. He has some amazing stur.ts that h will give the natrons of the Scenic all this- week Third and not least, Is Alberta Hadlcjr. f the popular change artist. She car ries her own stage settings. Manager? Gardinler has a fine bill for this week and as the three changes occur he will put on moving pictures that are equal ly exceptionally fine. He anticipates large crowds every evening, as It Is " DENTIST FOUR Teeth are vitally important to you. Are you neglecting them? If it lias been a matter of cost which has caused you to put off visiting the Dentist, that excuse no longer exists. Bridge work requires skill and udgement, but fee cost should not be prohibitive. Call at my office and have your teeth examined and recieve an estimate. It may be that timely at tention may save you many dollars. The La Grande Dental Parhrs are not in any combination to control prices. All work has my personal guarantee and 16 years practical ex perience is at your disposal. WE ARE HERE TO STAY J. E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. ? I XI: i.:c 9il seldom that three feature teams are to be found In one vaudeville house.' Funds for Italy. Fargo, N. D., Jan. IS. Special col- Italian earthquake. A chuck for 11000 for the relief of the sufferers has al ready been forwarded by the Rt. Rev. I ... ' t f .1. 4? i v ":'.' i 'A1 n Literature is the thought of think ing souls, according to Carlyie. It Is) something less, according to the tes timony of modern editors and proof readers. ' , I' v i S t ' ' CloblK-r Chu-kc, the fxnle block lloiic k Artist nutl Juggler.
