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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
FRIDAY,' JANUARY 6, 1911.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 9
A WONDERFUL GIRL SHOW
A STUBBORN
' CINDERELLA
40 Girls
263 Times in New York 20 Sones
Better than the Original Company. Go See It or
You Will Be Sorry." San Francisco Examiner.
"Chorus Blessed With Wimbie Legs and Wonderful
Voices."San Francisco Examiner.
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44 A Stubborn Cinderella."
After a record of long runs in the
principal cities, the best musical
production of years, "A Stubborn Cin
derella", comes here on Jan. 9th un
der the direction of C. A. Ooettler.
The critics of Chicago," when the
play was first produced, declared "A
Stubborn Cinderella" the greatest
musical production ever presented.
The company Is headed by Cort Air
bertson, who Is making a tremendous
hit in musical comedy. Some of the
big song hits are "When You First
Kiss the Last Girl'. You Love," "I'm
In Love With All the Girls I Know."
"What's the. Use?" "If They'd Only
Let Poor Adam'B Rib Alone," and
"Adlce Senorita." Hough, Adams and
Howard are the authors of "A Stub
born Cinderella."
Trouble Brews Again.
El Paso, Tex., Jan. 6 Three hund
red federal rnvalrv and infantry lf f
Juarez, Mexico, today for Pearson
to execute a flank movement on in
surgents in Northern Chihuahua and
will fight as soon as they reach the
Insurgents.
'.At the Orpheum.
Patrons of the Orpheum last night
were treated to some excellent music
that smacked more of the grand op
era than the vaudeville. The Faust
Trio, Italian singers and players
held forth on the local boards. The
solo numbers, although of the classi
cal order, were fine. The vocalists
has a good voice, clear and full. The
accompaniment was good also. The
Markhams, novelty singers and com
edians were seen in a new change all
through, but their act was not up to
that of the first of the week.
The quicker a. cold is gotten nd of the
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Waverly, Va. .nnt "I firrolT believe Cham
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CITY COUNCIL ORDERS STRICT
. SALOON ENFORCEMENT,
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by New Fire Apparatus. '
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The Clever Colonial . Players open
January 9 th
Starring Miss Ada Daniels and E. Forest Taylor in
three plays each week. The opening play will be
"Lena Rivers"
PRICES: General Admission 25c, Reserved Seats 35c,
Boxes 50c. Watch for further announcements
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PRAISES LIFE ON STAGE
Joseph, Jan. 5 (Special) The city
council at its regular meeting pass
ed a strict saloon ordinance In, con
formity with its charter and tihe
Home Rule law. The city attorney
was instructed to draft an ordinance
regulating, vagrancy, loafers and
common drunkards. It is the inten
tion of city officials to at once take
steps to prohibit the illicit sale of
intoxicating liquors (bootlegging).
They also placed an order for an ad
ditional hose cart, nozzles, sprays and
hose to accommodate the new water
system which will mean a great sav
ing in insurance premiums.
"I find the stage very
human, moral and clean,"
says Rev. Dudley C. Fosher
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Former pastor of
Chicago church now
a player in musical
show.
The theatre offers abundant op-
ortunitlea for the betterment of man
kind. This is one reason why Rev.
Dudley C. Fosher, until a few months
ago pastor of the Ryder Memorial
Unlversalist Church in Chicago, is
now appearing in "A Stubborn Cinderella."
no uplift. There Is uplift for they
who enter " It. That's satisfying
enough, isn't it?" Mr. Fosher will
appear at the Steward January 9th.
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the good one may do for himself, as
well as for others." He Says, "It
is true that my wife wears tights
and sings and dances as sprightly
and pleasingly, I ho:e, as the other
young women In the chorus. And it
Is true, also, that both my wife and
myself enjoy the life very much.
"And why not?
No VuUrarlty Seen.
"We have been In this musical
show JuBt four weeks now. I must
say that I have never heard a vul
gar word; never witnessed an un
couth or unseemly act, and I wish
that I might say as much for scores
of others in different walks of life
who undoubtedly scorn me for giv
ing up the pulpit to enter a stage
career.
"Aside from the sheer necessity
that influenced me to consider en
tering the theatrical profession, I
am following wrjre my ambition
has directed since I was a boy.
"In four weeks I have found the
people of the mimic world all very
real and human. I have been re
ceived cordially and kindly. There
ia a generous spirit of brotherhood
that dominates the stage one can't
help but yield to its grateful warmth.
I The stage does not need my feeble
j defense but I am glad to know, nl
first hand, that the profession needs
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Books Lost
E. E. Lewis last evening lost a set
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THEATRE
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Justinian and Theodora Selig
The Romance of Hefty Burke
Edison.
Crazy Apples Vitagraph.
Song Telling Lies.
Admission 10 cents
Officials to Get Axe.
West Union, Jan. 6 After the New
Year's vacation the special grand jury
investigating the Adams county elec
tion fravds, reconvenees tomorrow.
Forty-seven witnesses were summon
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up who are alleged to have purch
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