MORNINO ENTERPRISE SUNDAY, MAY 7, ,1011.
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At the Portland Theaters
LAST CAR LEAVES FOR OREGON CITY AT MIDNIG&T
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Thlf." haa given the stage another
of those Intense ' powerful - mau
which reach the .highest pinnacle of
dramatic fore and Intensity la 8am
on. which, with Florence Roberta,
Theodore Roberta and Tburlow Bar-
n In th caat will opa Bast Moo
dar evanln at tha Bakar, batnt tha
aevoth, and lait but on of tha waaka
or lhM thraa notabla etara la Port
land. IIkcium of It title, many thaa-tr-Kora
hava bn lad to ballava
Samaon la aoma aort of a Biblical play
or a historical on, but wa wUh to
aaaura thara that It la nalthar. but,
on tha contrary, a vodara aoclaty
play fllM with graat act In j pana and
Intvnaa dramatic ollmax. "Bamaon
la ona Maurlca Rrachard, a powerful
flnaarlal man and ona who has rlaan
by hla own Individual afforta aaalf
mad man of peculiar typa and tam
pormant. Ha a marrlad to a young
woman, Anna Maria, who haa antar
rU into tha union for financial raaaona,
8ha la lonaly and depraaaad and ona
evening atoala out with a foruar
waetheart. on a almpla enough plena-
ure, hut a maddier diacovering it.
tell Uranchard, with tha reault thai
ha awalia her return, and In ona of
the moat gripping dramatic acenea
ever Introduced Into a modern play,
wrlnga a confeaalon from her, word
for word. Then he plana and ata
cutea a terrible revenge, causing a
tremenduoua financial crash In which
he goes down with the there to utter
ruin. From the wreck however cornea
to Ann Marie a true appreciation of
what a man her husband really la,
and In the end aha learna to love him
and tha ply cloaea happily after all.
There are many atrong acting charac
ters. Theodore Roberta will play tht
role of Samson, In which he will give
further proof of hla reputation of the
beat character actor on the American
stage. Florence Roberts will play
(Anne Marie and Thurtow Bergen will
play that of Jerome, the lover. Mat-
Mnees will be given Wednesday and
r Saturday.
HQLIG. THEATRE
Seventh and Taylee lira eta. Phones, Main 1 A lilt
FOUR NIGHTS MOINNINO. MAY 4
THURSDAY-SATURDAY NIGHTS A SAT. MATINS 1
By MauHee Matertlnak y Paul Hsrvlou "Hday Night
y Heart Bernstslnf Auther ef "TH1 THISr.
SIAT SALE OPSNS TUESDAY, MAY S.
Frederick Thomaeen Preaanta tha Dramatla Sensatlan
The Spendthrift
Thursday
Emotional
III
Evenings SI.M. l.0O, rSa, SOe. IS4Sa
Sat. Matinee 11.00 75c, 600, )5. fe.
Seats now selling for engagement.
- At Hsllig Theatre Neat Week4-Nights Beginning
May 11. Special Price Matinee Saturday. The Oreatest
Actress OLQA NBTHERSOLB
(Llsbler A Ce Managers)
Thursday-Saturday Nights and Saturday Mattnie Doubts
"SISTER BEATRICE" AND "THE ENIGMA "
DOUBLE! BILL,
fcy Maurice MatsrllneK. ByPsul Harvlou. Friday Night
" THE REDEMPTION OF EVELYN VAJDRAV"
y' Henri Barnatsln, Auther af "The Thief." Beat -sale opens
Tuesday May 9
Evenings S2.00, 11. &0, $1.00, r&e, SOe.
Matinee 41.50, 11.00 75, 50o, S5o. 25
Woman'sWorld
Pretty Girl May
Marry Rih Mr. Alter.
THEODORE ROBERTS, in "Samaon," at the- Baker Theatre.
NETHERSOLE AT THE HEILIG.
DoJble Bill Opena Ntxt Thursday for
Three Nights.
Olga Nethersole will present the
symbolical Maeterlinck play. -Slater
Beatrice'' duriogher engagement at
the Helllg Theatre on May 11-13.
Sarah Bernhardt only decided recent
ly to Include tne aame play In her
renretory. The contrast which that
-coincidence will Invite forma a thea
trics 1 curiosity which la seldom en
countered and which deserves the
keenest Interest of theatre-goers. To
Maeterlinck, as to all the great mas
ters of the drama of the thesis, or the
drama of the symbol, there la a sen
sual and a spiritual aide. Which will
appeal to Olga . Nethersole? Upon
which will Bernhardt lay the emph
asis of her great art? It will at leaat
be interesting to watch for the answer.
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LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY.
Popular Fun Making Opena at Bt
galow Sunday.
The Immenae following the Lyric
Muatcal Comedy Company haa won
during the paat year will be delighted
that their favorites will move up to
the Bungalow for the summer Instead
of moving to, some other city. By
apt-lal arrangementa with Geo. U
Baker, Keating and Flood have been
able to service of the cosy up-town
playhouse for their attractions, and
will oien Sunday matinee In tha
l cited antagonism, but In each esse ; screaming travesty, Welner A Schmlt-
iney nave practically oeen aroppeo : aei in uia sevuia introducing iwo
from the repretolre of the actreasea.new comedians. West A Zack who
"Stater Beatrice," in which both , come here with a record of success J
Mias Nethersole will be seen here. U In other cities thst Is sufficient guar-
a miracle play revolving around a j antee of their ability to make people
young nun a renunciation of convent , laugh every minute they are on the
Hfe for the world and love, her fall to ' stage.. Alao the new prima Donna,
the lowest depths a woman can sink Jennie Fletcher (late with Kolb A
to, and her final return to the con- Dill), bids fair to create a genuine!
vent and death. During the nun's
absence from the convent the statue
of the Virgin. wblc she attended
comes to life- and performs- her -do
ties the symbolism meaning that no
sin Is too (treat for forgiveness and
no person earthly or divine, too great
to stoop to assist the erring.
In addition to "Slater Beatrice,"
Miss Nethersole will also appear in
two-act play by Paul HervieuT the
French Acadomlcian called "The Entg
sensation. The large stage of the
Bungalow will admit of much more
elaborate scenic effects aa well as
augmented chorus and settings, to tha
end that patrons of tbeLyrtc
pany will doubtless receive more than
ever for their money. Prices will re
main the aame aa have prevailed at
the down town house, now being
wrecked for ptber purposes. , Two
performances will be given every
evening with matlneea dally. Friday
Other committees
later.
too Bitiesaa
-en
gaged la a duel of the same sort. On
the eve of Bernhardt'a appearance la
New York In "La Samaiitaine." Olga
Nethersole in the New Theatre re
vived the Maeterlinck play. "Mary
Magdellne." Both of these plays ei i
ma. Miss Nethersole has already re- ; night will be the popular chorus girls
vealed two of the best plays of this i cqntest. and neit week Messrs. Kest
master to the American public. "The 1 lag A Flood hope to see the stalling
ijhvrlnth'' and "The Awakening." faces of all their regular patrons at
... me HungsJow. fchd as many moie as
8AMS4N OPENS MONDAY. C-B crow1 ,n to h opening week
. of the old company In the new lora-
Streng, Modern Play by Henri Born- t,on
stein to Be Presented at Bakar. - .
Henri Bernstein, author of "The p.tromse our advenleers.
Mias MaoacaiNa r rosea
The "two grs-es"-ihat la what New
Tork society calls the Mlaaea Katherlne
and Madeleine Ta Image Kon-e. the two
lovely daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
llam H Korre. The younger of the
two, Ml Madeleine, haa rei-elred so
" T H E SHOW THA T'S
D t F F Eft E N T"
Will Exhitt
- OREGON CITY, MONDAY, MAY 8TH
Two Performances -2 and O P. El. Two Porformanooa
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(Bo
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PERFORMING
ANIMALS
200
mu-b attenlloa from Colonel John Ja
cob Aator that giMulp bints at the prob
ability of sn en- gement. Mr. Aator's
former wife. Mm. Ava Willing Astor,
who obtained a decree of divorce from
him In November. IDOH. now reaMe
In England with their nine year-oitl
daughter Muriel. Their son. Victor,
who Is about twenty, lives with his
father . UhuiM .tii B... ' k
One DAy Only also twenty year old. wed Mr. Astor
sne will succeed to the leadership of
jsew Tork society, which the Aator
women have always held, and to the
aplendld Astor collection of jewels.
Besides, she will be mistress of the
Fifth a veil oe manalont the Kewjtort'
vma and the aplendld country bouse
at Rnlnecllff-on-the-iludaon. where Mr.
Astor built a half million dollar gym
naaium for his former wife. The
Forces are Interested In yscbtlng and
all forms of outdoor sport. Their home
la at 81 East Forty-ninth street. New
Tork. Wlrllsm II. Force, the father of
the two beautiful girls, la a member
of the New Tork chamber of commerce
and Is prominent in the business world.
Their inotlier Was Miss Katherlne Tal
msge.
Going to Msalce by Team.
Going aft the way to Meilco by team 1
will be the unuaual experience of Mer
rill Veteto. son and daughter, of Cen
tralis, Wash , who passed through
Oregon City Ftidsy. Mr. Veteto Is
a cousin of""E: F. Veteto, of New
Fjra. ,
Attend Automobile Banquet.
O. C. Waldron of Waldron A Wald-
ron. has returned from-Portland.
where he attended a banquet given ,
at the' Hotel Portland by the KM-F
Northwest Company. Immediately
after the banquet a descriptive lee-,
tore, accompanied by moving pictures,
wss given, by F. M. Smith, Special fsc
lory representative,
A Sign of Popular Affection.
'Weren't you Indignant when people
you didn't know called you by your
first name?"
"No." replied Bejiator Sorghum:
"but 'I've worried a groat deal since
they've shown a disposition - to stop
It."
Do not join the Knockers Club; and
avoid all fellowship with the folk 4
who are trying to wear the face oS tha
clock.
Read tha Morning enterprise.
Heart to Heart
Talks.
Bjr nrWTN A. NYB.
200i
All
MILWAUKIE.
e e & ...
r. ii. uenman wno is putting up a
new fire kiln to burn his tiling, will
nerearter bnrn oil
Is
A WISE ADAGE.
Out of the common eiperlence of oar
Amorlcaa life baa been coined. In the
vernacular of the street ."an expression
that contains much of philosophy. The
saying U:
"Keep atlll sod aaw wood."
la physics you find the striking force
ef a moving body by multiplying the
velocity by the weight, in terms of
boman life yon get the force of a man
by multiplying his ability to do by his
ability to keep still and wslt.
Keep stUI.
When the fouadatlooa of the great
deep beneath you seem broken no snd
the wives of advemr fair threiteo to
lie la bulldlnv a verv ai,Katnii
furnace and when completed, will add-0Trwb'lm u 11 ln,f "srd to do,
anomer industry to MUwaukle.
i ne moving picture show Is a thing
ACTORS
200
l.. Monster Lion '4Neto" tiding: Arabian Horses
Elepnants, Lions. Tigers. Pumas. Leopards. Zebras, Jaguars;
In steel arenas under direction of famous male and female trainers
3
Groups of Savage Beasts
id Salutation
or tne paat, having gone to the wall
lor want or patronage. Too bad.
The streets are so muddv tha school
children are everlastingly roasting the
mayor, contractors and councllmen.
Very poor judgment was shown in-taking
away the walls in front or thm
old Evangelical building, before ready
id uu auriaing.
uice an jobs of this kind, main
strength and bull headed neaa. seemed
to be the chief characteristic. Irrespec
tive or wnac tne long aufferlng public
nan to put up with.
ui aa Miiwaukiea population It
mostly oerman and like her Eastern
namesake, she has to be noted for
sometning (in this case not beert
characterlstio of the German, ah had
to go at her street work "hind side
oerere.
ii was amusing to aee two, up-to-
uie, noooie Skirted females from busy
romana making run or our muddy
streets Thursday afternoon. The last
seen of tbem they were wading ankle
ecp in mua up Washington street by
w ewers property toward the new
depot.'"
It Is likely they kept going rather
man attempt to get back onto Main
street again. Later developments
prove that after a round-about trip
mcjr ioui Dai noma from the ' Tar
mu aim ici meir reec nana nvar.
. Doard an the way down to Portland
in oraer to wash the clay off. ,
Rumor has It that a new barbed
shop will be opened next to the post-
uuii-e.
IL'-h School Horses, Sca Llont, BrArrfDogs, Pontes, Babboons Mai hoi of novel
.and seasAtlonAl Acts.
Vt tt Ctrttt pATAde a
OREGON CITY, MQN. RJAY 8
bat-
Keep still
There Is nothing to be gained by cry
ing out. Hps re the Indifferent world
recital of your griefs. Keep your head
and conserve your strength to save
what may be saved from the wreck of
yonr hopes.
Keep atlll.
When lover proves recreant or frfanit
aeceives. court not ridicule by pro
claiming your wounds. When affliction
cornea or bereavement: whn mi....
. "iri irs
tone threatens, nurse ronr hnn. i
private.
Keep still.
There's power In keeping still.
And to be effective one mum nnt
the ether half of this anotbeirm-aaw
wood. . .
Wot U Salvation. Thera health
and bleeeedoese and peace In the reg
olatton task.' No matter bow Dolo-nant
the sorrow or how keen the res-rat m
dire the disappointment, there's steadl
Of aOUl la dotn tha mtVWmtntnmA
Saw wood.
If ron bave no wood to saw. no wort
inat nts your hand and mind, yon an
of all men moot miserable. Ton cat
only nurse your sullen pride or brood
wver your raiien fortune and tell ovci
and. over to yourself what yourself
Dstse to near. " i x, . '
That way Hoe) the state of mind tha
eonrta rsbellloa or meditfltes doapnlr.;:
"v ami ana-saw wood!-
T the Nev;
DilL
will be appointed
Another White Heoe In Discards
The trimming Al Kaufman received
at. the hands of Jim Flynn In Kansas
tUjy rrlday night, ellmnatea another
hpe" among the beaviea. vr&y
Kaufman should have ever be
touted as a coming "champ" Is quite
beyond the fight fana. Moat of his
"scraps" were of the frame-up variety.
The race has narrowed down con
siderably In Ihe paat few months. Do I
fore the end of the year Ihe ellmlna
(Ion process will be completed.
Two Divorce Ewlta Piled.
Bulla . for divorce were filed here
Saturday by Frederick Roaa against
Frsncls Amelia Ross and Ethel Miller I
against Claud B. Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Koaa were married In lndon. I
England. November 4. list, and she
says he deserted tujr June It, 106.
Mr. snd Mrs. Miller were married
October 7. 190S, In Albany,' Or, and
she charges him with desertion No
vember Si. 1909. George C. Brwwnoll
Is her attorney.
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PLCAtf NOTICE.
Rose Shew tot for June S.
me lacnamas county Rose So
ciety met at tne commercial Club
parlors on Saturday afternoon, and the
... Vw ,or iam mo"r rose show
will be on Saturday June t. One of
""""VB wni oe a children's floral
i"'""' me committee is com
F'w ?i Mr' 9"renc Farr, Mrs. J.
L. Waldron and Mrs. 8. 8. Walker.
Too can waste 'voni'iir.vi
w incnon. Ton ran thmm n..
elf down In the rosdwny by whlrf
ea pass and cry aloud nod refuse r.
t on, or you cao cllurh fr teetl
and travel with the cars ran.
na if yon will only keen atlll ..
to on In tha freanented k t..
strength win come and serenity sn"
ope. . ii
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"Mia of the West," by Olen
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drus. " Beautifully IllaatraWk J
colors. "The Spsll." a
by the WIIMsmsoBt. "Wf
Greater Chinatown." bjr d"
mi.ij i.....nhl1a aaetmL
9 I0IU. ngiuiMwM
sale, IS cents.
THI POULT. V VAI
Bometlmes Her I1 m " .
It Is worse thsn aoas. J
Turkey eggs st Ul
give gwd. salable eawaaw' W ,
mas feast ' I
Leave It to the old art
the best nest to lay .
It better than yon , .1
Two sprinkling a 1
sene oil should keep aJT
from Insect pe-
Get lb. acreena ovsr w
now. ao that MitnZtV
turb your favorlles wl
aateepat ec. rt
your chicken ysrdsT Co'"
with wire netting. , Tw
thieves. ;
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