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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1908)
THE SUNDAY OREGOMAX. PORTLAND, APRIL 12. 5 The Portland Symphony Concerts Are Next Approacking Event Is April SO. at the Hfifig. With Mrs. Walter Rd. Contralto, and Henry Bettman, Violin ist, as SoJoisU. heilig; THEATER PANT AGES FOURTH AND STARK STREETS. J. A. JOHNSON, Resident Manager 4ta sad Wslst rkaei Mat li Alia I I fer.'val of tee CHicai Syoijvc.orv Orchestra, wit its sr'eniM scMtsts ana te rv?:.ttd cr.om! ?-v--ty, of wfiK-h we cati )n'T re rro"1. Scmc.r.;-ates be ywd a r:N ron.and wats t?e best in r.vcstc arid arT-""ecistes It w5et we feavs ! or"port-j7iirr tf ear it T.ts fact j'-ieoVJ make -:t easier c p:t our own rc.rTlsTvd Syrcrc-y OrcleTa on a f.rrn a-d p"T'vn footlcr and witM the prop er ruptert r rtrerae. t-cre s r & reason y Porf.a-d sJsos'd rat some day boast of ar: orcefra ss la-Tre ir.i as wtli trailed as ts one we iisve; hail th pleasure of t-.ea-ira: snr Friday rlirnt. Tvj t:ie in;va! concert of the Port-la- 1 5yTr.rv.or.T Orchestra w-as an ur.qtsal rd -.:.vf5. tl-.e mt concert. April - r-;r.-?j te- be vcr. better. Uncr Mr. V yrKf i excr'.'rtit trairt'.r.g. the orchestra f rjrd'-i a'.'-frcri'.y. ar.d at t! rehearsal "st Fv lay avowed a ir.ars.ed Improvf - f-T i;tti jvftt treir ssat-.sfa cfnrr work a' t-e r--t cjroe-t. Sfr P.trtt has r -cwc. vat fxpe't wcrk can be dore - a fr w-:r. sc.vj TTiaterial r-p- tr.y ks-'-sJ ard d'.rected. V-s Wtltfr Ftred. who -.a so enr.ncrtly nt-nTf cf a!l the rr.-.is:cal honor shew-f-ri -crvr. ber. is to be one of the soloists. :t bwen soma tlrr: aire Mrs. Reed l-s d.--c ar.y rea'y b'g; musical work fr, erd J-er cost cf a.ltrircrs war.t to 'r hrr aca.n. Mrs. Reeds r-.rt eon a, jrfe-t it! tore ard ttmtM-r. co.-p'eii th her charm of manr.er. rr.<es hrr a h's carj for the neTt oor.cert :T r.-y Pitrpan. the other oo:?t. a :"..r:?:t of ir.arkeJ ahi'tty. p'aj-ira -;t!t o-vrfoerv-e art drawlrg a tone strons a-i rautirv:! from hs v-sVri. Mr. Pctt rahi ha? not previously arrreo in pi:h-r,- re.-stal here, ari thts will alve the A SOLOIST AT THE NEXT CONCEPT ! sr.. L?rort:r1i v t. hear h.'.nt I J ) t !.- The hft aivartaae. as s.Vo'st X!r R(rj B. Jones, un.ier whase mar. arvrrrrt treee ooroer-j are r'-ven. has hai r-;:r.vrc-.rs rovicts t. .ha:-.p? the two T.-r-a-.-.:-c oor-ts to evcr.ire oor.oerts r. arro-r.es the ca'.t'S. Th'jrjsv-ay ever.- -s. A?-:' .v sr;S Th-.irsJay ever.i-.-.ir. May a: i-e Hci'.:t Theater levturf Rex-ltal at St. Helens Hall. hw T:-.-;-ie ovrr.oinatTon of the f-.ir-.f-t rs of iH-Turer and concert p-:ar.:s: : o-: r.a! with IMwarA Barter rorry, wvo w;V, ar-ve a rc!taj at Si. Helers H:i T-jesday. April ;i. This fea-.-.ire is rfir.nr a general need, and rr.o.ir.ff v.-:v.-rs.;? favor throuarhout the country. M Perry s purpose in adopting- the )f.:ur--rci.Hl is twofold: First, to add t- the herefit derived by siuents from i ifr.-r.? his proarrantmes, and rec ord, to p-p-jlariie the best in piar.o forte mtiaio w:th the reneral puh'.ic. T1 e method he employs is to prefao e.. h. numher of a c3ref'.i'? v. selected rrera-nne with a brief verbal anal ysis, canir.ar attention to its or:(rn. f'-rt saherT charscteristios. and 5e- eV . - .. s. ' 4v-. ri c- I 7s . MR, WAITER REED, COIU'TRALTO. 5or:r::ve or err.TiOTta! sisrnifloaTioe. Tie rt-s't is. whi ?riv,r!r to m-tiic sf.i deni ar1 amateurs i-.rriiavion and suiriresilons of value to tem from bti c J.5oatior;a FTanroir t. at the ssme time to rTivipr each composition tntel 1: jr'be sirti ronyunt'y ?nkyatl to every listener, even to thoe w'no ave not te least technical training- !n th art. No one who possesses of desires to possos? any degree of rmisiral cul ture. rhouKl miss the opportunity of becomtnr better acquainted with tho masterpieces of t:e g-riit ton -poets presented by Mr. Perry on April 21 at St. Hflen? HsU. JACK WASHOE HOST Kll.ER or BROPA f'.MER TAI.NS fclEST LAVISHLY. ar Indian Sports on Great Scale Held in Honor of iovernor of Bombay. win Bahu -TVbendro Xath Ghose, poared fr the' other sloe. After hearrr rr. Ghose. the .itidge al lowed the r-'tition for --anfi'anjhiy. but. considerinar the lateness of the hour at which the irinrction vw ouirht to be taken, refuse.! to iss-je ar.y injunction re siraininr the tnamace from taking place that r.,a-r.t. The ir.arriaEe was duiv cele hrated. The Indian Mirror, in thv'r.a: the news of the proposed rrarriaee. stated that1 J dee Mocker?ee-s canshtcr be ame :doa" at the Kffe of 1. two mon her flrst mam a re. It expressed th' est approval of the st-p ahout to be taken by the --jige in sociirinr the reatarrias cf tlie chi'.d-w:dow. eame a t;1 ths after m" the high- J rAITTT. April n. (Special.) ?.r Georre "arke. Governor of Bombav. was re e.el w.t-. sp".endd hosp'.iaV.Ty by the Ga-kwar on the occasion of his recent v s t to RAroda. Indian sports on a great s-k wr arraraed in the o'.a arena, t'-rst ca-ne an arr.iisinr exhibition . by i-ared pa-rots, which fhot arroa- into t-e a r a-d turned foreersauils in tiddy -uccsscn. One s-rail rreen bird nre-i sv-fti rir-ds fr.rn a niniature brass . a .v. ran-rr.-ra down the chart', tip r rt the pr:n.:n into the tou.-h.ho'.e. and f p'v--.e th' rratch. The rep.Tt were : ij-i a-1 s:arth-p. hut the bird stood by. : ni. rr lis heal wth evident sc.r-satis-'?:i:r. a fflch dischar. The buf?a'.o f.fhis were well contested, r-n cp-.xs.t;1 o-rers of a rai'.ed en c' -sure two huffa'oes were intro-iuevd. wh:ie c'ihs hcirg spread hefore them to l.!e them from each ether I the ropes hy m.i.ch they were partia'.'y oonfired .-re removed. The o'oths havirs been pu'.d aside, the hure and ar.fry.'.ooktr.a; t.asis faced each other for a moment before lie c.-ar: then, with a r-sojrd-i-c crah th-ir hea.'s came terrher ard the bat-.: beaian. Hither and th.ther they snayel. the r homs i-cked. their heads lpm the around. Sometimes on their f it. somet mes oc their knees, each strove to dr've his opponent before h.m. I i nc-d h n tt streaks where the horr.s hal ripp-d the skin of head or reck. i Te hrst bout was stubbornly fcaht j f 'r sme minute, till one buffa'o. a -- j ir'w'rf d'eat. broke loos from his j -icersarx and bo:ted to the ra '.a. throurh i ohi-h he crwhed. the other iuTcser:r.B :-. a-d made for the stables T-. second pair had to be s-parated. as r- -:-r wojid rvf ay. Nor was it eay : drat them apart, so fu'l of firht were i -v. A rope rojnd the hind lea of each. - th a h.a'.f-doxn sturdy attendants va-a rf on. homever. divided the com---a-i--.s T'-e third fiaht endd in the cvt of the losir.z bufr'aJo. who. how rv, h--siad of fieeing: for the stab'e. mi. for the entrance to the arena, and ve a-d his p-.-rs-jr we-e last sear, hy the siH-.iaih-s career:-rr down the bAxaar, -i- a ve'.rinr policeman in front clearins; -..-. rccd. Tiger Attacks Carters. CALCUTTA. April 11. Special.) A cor respondent at Chamara;araa-ar sends the following: A cart Mirrm to the forest ranee officer was eoire along- with some twenty other carts, at 4 A. M-. at a very little distance frcm Atirulipur. eight miles from Cliamaraiaiiarar. There were two persons in the cart. Both "were wide awake. There was some uneasiness no ticed amors the bullocks that were draw ma t-e curfs. The carlmar. saw th-s mi ARMORY 13!h-n-CCUCH 65 - ORCHESTRA-65 0 TOCAt. CHORCS r Sunday Afternoon "the mmr COMBINED CHORCS AND ORCHESTRA- Sunday NIgM mi ORCHESTRA COHCERT WITH SOLOISTS. TRY TO ENJOIN WEDDING lead Hatband's Rolativcs Sue Child idovr in India. CAU-ri'TTA. Ap-.l .'Special.) An ap 7" ;!-r. rr.a'; Mr. Chapman. District J - '.z? of A":por-". trrows an intereaf.ra '. j ?. ri tv- c-rf t htween The rro3ern .".! i .e an. '-it s. r.-Hvs cf H nj-j tno.-g-rT. T' f rp'..riiion was for a f-trprary ir ; ,;v?n to re-stra in t'..e Trarr:are cere r r of the !ti:w?d iiriur of Justice Almost. M-t'ker;fe. wh:--h mas fiifJ to :nke r'a" that r.jM. as the rr.arr-.a-e c-8 flrg rr be aoifTniaed ayainst - m .f'if 5 of the r-;atv?s of tr.e c rVt Ia:e huSa"d. Thf-e rf'at4vfa were t ) iTi.t'-.er-'r.-.aw ard her r. who, fa:!-f-:? to d 55-aJe J -s:;ce Mokeree from i :;r?.r.f rn tn t.ne JT:arr:a?e. had at last o--,. to court Xn be ar-0-nt- d giarci ars c? t.-.e pers.ta ard prr.prty cf the m-nor. But b-f-re t'-e hwr:r.f of th- apr.:i -a- n for f uar'ar.h:p. Mr Pranr-M. ! who appeared for t.e late h-jhr.J a rela tors, war.t-ed to tak-? a temporary ;t;un''- i i on t9 rr;ra?n the tnamafe that iv.gfci. : a otner -? his c!ier.s wou'd be de-pr-vfdl of ai! !?! r-en-.fics. ar.d on.?e the ! r frr vu so'.err.rf!S--d. a'l further pro r mould be a'.Tr.Offt Coi-n- ! i-t! f-jr:;:er urged that the marter !n'o.ved j a yreat jj::or of re::s-:or., affet:njr the ; i .io!t Hirdu ccrr.Tun;ty, ar:d :t as very j !-r p-?rat:v. cr.j jr r.Tf a.'l the circu'ir.-t;&r"-5 of the "as, than an injunction i --?u!4 b ff-a-t-t. Evening prices, $1.60, $1.50, $2.00 Stat a:e a. Sherrran-C-ay" Music Siora, j S.xth ard M-rri-. :rts. - Second Concert PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Charles Dierke, Conductor SOLOISTS Mrs- Walter Reed, - Contralto Henry Bettman, - Violinist Thursday Evening April 30 HE1LIG THEATER Prices 50c to $1.50 ea Sale at Eilers MANAGEMENT EDNA B. JONES symptom, and became aware that there was danger. The bullocks beian to run, as the road was sloping-. A tiger was per ceived by some of the cartmen pursutnf them and the cartmen bo ran to beat kerosene on tin and shout wildly to scare away the tier. But the tiaer. not daunted by this, spranar upon one bullock that was to the left side of the hindmost cart. The two persons, though ranch frightened, yet took eouraee. ard began to shout and howl their loudest. The User, enrajred at this, sprang on the an who was drivinr the cart. Btit the an managed to slip back into the cart. GRAND VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE. Week Begin- inn it n Ini Monday, ArJIlL IJ ANOTHER FRIGHT PRO GRAMM3, HEADED BY DORIA OPERATIC TRIO High-Class Operatic Selections. Positively the best Operatic Vocal ists In Vaudeville. Don't miss them. SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION. RIALTA THE FASCINATING MODEL. Assisted by J. Louis Mints, lyric ter.or. presenting their musical playlet. "THE ARTIST'S DREAM." SPECIAL feature; GLADYS VAN Stnsinsr Comedienne. The Dainty Dei'r'nt of Fashionable Vaudeville. Formerly of the Murray and Macis Company. LEONARD G WARD The Onahr.al Hebrew Father and His Son. THE. EFFERVESCENT PAIR. Johnnie-LEFEVREand ST. JOHN-Francis Late of "The Mayor of Toklo" Company, in bits of musical Comedy. Frank-ODELL and KINLEY-Rose Presenting -PIEROT AND PICROTTE.- Harry-CANIOR and CURTIS-Alice The Nifty LitUe r-anclr.s; Kids. F. F. MONTRESSA The L A. T. 8. a Expert. Exhibitine SLEEPING BEAUTY." Time an 3 PrictsFernain the Same 3 Nights, Beginning Thursday, Apr. 16 Special Price Matinee Saturday JULES MURRY PRESENTS FLORENCE GEAR IN. THE MUSICAL PLAY CUPID- AT- VASSA DBIfCTt THE AMKRICAV rtll-LRUK filRl. R KVEMVO PRfCK. Lower floor.-Irst i rows..sn.so Uivpr fioor. last nuvs si.no Falcony H.OO. TRe, Oe Gallery scic I SPKCI!. MTI"F.K PRIt FS. Ktitlrc lower floor ai.oe Palcony 75e, arte Oallery . . .- as SEAT SALE AT THEATER NEXT TUESDAY MARQUAM GRAND PORTLAND'S FAMOUS THEATER PHONE MAIN (r A 1020 Tonight AND REMAINDER OF WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY FRANK W. HEALY PRESENTS BY SPECIAL PERMISSION, JOfIN C. FISHER THE NEW YORK CASINO SUCCESS "FL0R0D0RA THE MUSICAL COMEDY WITH THE WORLD'S RECORD SPLENDID CAST, MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION STAGE DIRECTION Joseph Milter Evening-25c, 50c, 75c, $1.09 Matinee 25c, 50c, 75c and the tiger lost its hold, and sat by the roadside. After a while the two persons issued from the cart and tried to lift the bullock, but found ft was dead. Then, takina- the other bullock, they proceeded to the town Lyric Theater XEATING & FLOOD, Proprietors Cor. 7th & Alder Sts. Both Phones: Main 4685 Home A 1026 WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL, 13 P. R. Allen Present Miss) Verna Felton and the ALLEN STOCK COMPANY : In Agnes Herndon's Great Success : LA BELLE MARIE iFirst Time at Popular Prices: Positively the Best Comedy Drama Ever Written Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, Prices 1 Oc and 20c; Every Evening at 8:3 O, Prices lOc, 20c, 30c NEW MOVINC PICTURES NO LONG WAITS VUVT IVrrL" a dramatization of Marie TUFT YT A LAI VVIjCIV Corelli's celebrated novel 1 HLLlVJ A THE STAR PHONES: Beginning SUNDAY MATINEE April 12 THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. will present for the entire week, the celebrated comedy-drama A HOOSiER DAISY In Tour Acts First Time in Portland This is positively one of the best comedy-iramas ever offered the Portland theater-goers at popu lar prices, and will be sure to please everyone who sees it. Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2:30 P. M.; Prices 10c and 20c. Every Evening at 8:15; Prices 15c, 25c and 35c. NEXT WEEK, "HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN" Will be the last production of the French Stock Company at the Star. Beginning Sunday Matinee, April 26, THE ARMSTRONG MUSICAL COMEDY COMPAKY will open an indefinite engagement. The Best in Vaudeville, Week of April 13 Wees rnrtlna Sunday-Vnkmurt. r.mlnent VIol'tHM; Carter anil Waters (V , tSrhan and fpenoer, Axtell ami Heinle. Rose Hifsh. Pauley ami Healry. Jenn Wilson, the H!oraih. For the New Week, Beginning Monday. The Groatpj't of Trick Hot-yes, DON FULANO The Plack Beauty of Vamloviile ami the Smartest Horse on Karth. A SECOND FEATURE ACT I i THE ' j Wonderful O'Brien Troupe i Acrobatic Specialties, Introducing Naomi, the Human Cannon Pall. Waldron Brothers, Teuton Funroakers. Tom Mahoney, Inimitable Comedian and Story Teller. Jean Wilson, Illustrated Song. Winifred Stewirt, Woman Baritone. The Biograph, Newest Motion 1'ietiires. Pantages Orchestra. Iireetion H. K. Kvenson. Performances Kvery Afternoon at 2:0 o'clock, nights nt 7 :'M and !. Prices the same Upstairs. l.V; Hownstairs, 2.V; Boxes, f0e. Any Seat at Weekday Matinees, 15. BAKER THEATER PHONES: MAIN 2. A 5360 GEO. L. BAKER. GEN. MGR. ronrnvn? KHtovai.r porrt.ta prhr n.vnorsR HOUR OF THS COMPARABIiK - HAKKR STUCK t OMPAWV ALL WEEK, COMMENCING Sunday Matinee, April 1208, Today A Magnificent and Splendid Production of the Powerful, Intensely Emotional Drama THE ETERNAL CITY l By Hall Caine, Author of "The Christian" A Story of Rome in the j Future Intensely Dramatic, Awe-inspiring and Thrilling Beautiful Scenery and Settings One of the Grandest Features of the Entire Year Stage Under Direction William Dills. MATINEE SATURDAY Evening Prices 25c. 35c, 50c Matinees 15c, 25c Sen Week : THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF MISS BROWS PIANO RECITAL RV Edward Baxter Perry AT ST. HELENS HALL Tuesday, April 21, at 8 P. M. Ticket S1.0O. for Sale hj SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Opposite Postor'fice. 5& 1 - - The Rose City's Greatest Amusement Enterprise IN PREPARATION FOR OPENING 3 9J SB Music of all nations and special acts In th new 8he!trt?'1 airdome by a chorus of 20 Tyrolean singers and dancers. Mhlt cir cus. Human Incubator. Electric B.isbaM. Th? Brainstorm. Buddha's Temple. Season of musical comedy by a first-das? New York company. Johnstown flood, and tf The Tickler" (Copyrighted.) New Ideas New Faces New Features Saturday, May 1 6th g I a EXTRA! Breton's Flying Automobile EXTRA! Maddest Daredevil Act In America. PORTLAND GERMAN-AMERICAN CITIZENS' CELEBRA TION AND PICNIC MAY 29 AT THE OAKS. Oak Rink completely renovated and under new mnnflRCmeat. Aug mented manic. ew kate. The only skating: rink of quality, patron ised br tbc best people of tbe cltr. Oaks srill . restaurant bids close April 15. A few more propo sitions for .trictiy Jiisrh-Hass !eriTlnriate shows considered upon Immediate application. Xothlng; In the park but clean, wholesome entertainment, especially catering to women and children. Address D. C. FREEMAN, Mgr. First and Alder streets. Office at The Onks, 8 to S. Phone, Sellwood 23ft. 1 1 -I
