LA GKAI3DE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1911.
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Wm. K Sparks presents MISS ANNA DAY in Paul Kester's dramatic version of Charles Majors
Romance of Chivalry
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Cast of 20 notable actors, complete New York production. Scenery costumes and effects all of XVI century period
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c. Sale.' Van Buren's
Owing to the length of the show curtain will rise at 8:30 sharp. Carriages and Automobiles at 11 P. m.
Seats may be secured in advance of regular sale by sending in Post Office or Express orders by mail to cover same
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OLD-FASHIONED COURT DANCES AN D XVI CENTURY COSTUMES ADD .;
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From beginning to end there have be n.few plays in the history of the stage more completely equipped than ..,
"When Knighthood Was in Flower. In which play Miss Anna Day and an exceptionally strong supporting
:;, company will be seen at the Stew rd theatre next Wednesday. The costumes have been prepared by the beet
costumers In New York and are omplete In every detail. The old furniture, the tapestry, the armor, the
wall scenes, the books, all have t en selected because of their special fitness; and one of the hardest things
In the.rehearsal of the play has t en the old fashioned court dances w'alch are Introduced In the first act to
the rythm of old fashioned music. In ltB last act the play Is unique, In taath the good old atmosphere is re
tained to the very lst, and there an epilogue spoken by Miss Day, which comes as a sort ot personal appeal
to the feminine portion of the auri ence, and which proves to be the climax of the good and lasting Impression
made by "Mary Tudor" throughout he performance. . 'v '.' . :.
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is an old saw, but it applies to noth
ing so vitally as to the care of your
teetk.
There's a reason w(hy you should
call at STEVENSON'S DENTAL OF
FICE If you want your teeth put In
good condition, in fact there are sev
eral reasons.
Reliable work and fees consistent
with am.
J. E. Stevenson, D. D. S.
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If your eyes give yon trou
ble have them examined and
properly fitted with glasses
by a reliable optometrist ani ,
the only attendance graduate
OLD STYLE - xKRYPTOK optometrist la Union county.
Tbe most modern methods only used. (
If you have trouble glasses will not correct you will be told the prop
er course to pursue. .
I make a specialty ot fitting glasses. W. M. Peare, graduate Northern
Illinois College of Opthamology, Chicago, with
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t La Grande's leading Jewelers and optometrists. Opposite U. 8. Land
office. Broken lenses replaced in a lew minutes. Wi grind our own
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girl dancer had her back broken by
the strenuosity of her male partner 'n
the dance. '
Israel Zangwill's new play to be pro
duced in London, is called 'Tho, Go 1
of War." It Is in blank verse. The
leading roles will be taken by Herbert
Tree, Arthur Boucher and Lillian Mc
Carthy, ; . ' '.
"The Little Millionaire," George' M.
Cohan's latest musical play, has more
man fulfilled expectation as to lis
success. Josephine Whittell, the prima
donna of the cast, Is a young California
girl. :-.-'-y ; ' -'l-l
A new jlay ..called "Milestones,!' ha
J. H. Richardson E.S.Givens
E. S. Givens
Investment
Rear La Grande Nat'l Bank
Real Estate.
Insurance.
the authors, respectively, of "The Hon
eymoon," and "Kismet," both of which
are now running in London, and 'tie
latter of wfhich will be produced soon
In New York. ' - '' ' ": ; v;'
Another scene from "Wnen Kalghthoo d Was la Flower."
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AT TUB PLAT HOUSES.
Jefferson de Angelis Is turning his
attention toward vaudeville.
Annette Kellermann is to be seen In
a new piece, called I'Tndlne."
Bertha Kallch expects shortly to
g9 Into vaudeville with a new p'ayiet
: Paul Armstrong has clmn"!l the
name ot "The Signal" to "Hold lot
Ransom." , .
Otis Skinner lk soon to appear In
"Kismet." which he baa been stndvlrg
in London. .
A Christian Science play, ontitlej
"The Right Princess," Is to bo pro
duced In Chicago this season
Mabel Fenton Ross and McKce Ran-
"Oliver Twlst'r In vaudeville this win
ter.. ;
It has been deeded to change the
title of May Irwln'a new play from
"Mrs. Tompkins" to "She Knows Cut
ter Now.".; ......
The latest play by Rachel Crcthers,
"He and She," had a successful trial
performance In Albany, N. Y., about a
week ago.
..George Bernard Shaw's drama,
'Fanny's First Play," Is to be'brouifat
to this side of the Atlantic. It hbs
reached its- 200th performance in Lon
don., '' '" ' ' .. 1 '
. A piece by Avery Hopwood and Gus
tav Ludcrs, called "Somewhere Else,"
has been accepted by Henry W. Savage
and will be produced about the holi
days.. In Berlin the police are attacking
the Apache dance, tbe crusade being
Y0UH HOLIDAY SH0PFIK6. t
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holiday purchases. It is tery
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filled with splendid articles that
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he holiday season. ' It Is none
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M-$30tWs witches, - now fiTtJHktlp-
8.60 switches now .... 6.00
6.00 switches now .... 3.50
- Sales lasting until Nov. 25th.
Switches Made of Combines.
S stxan switches ....... ..$2.00
2 stran s witches . . . 1.50
1 stran switches ......... 1.00
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