Till: SIXDAV OKKCiOMAX. rOKTLAND. MAKC'H 3. 1913. 3 ;
ill. jr D 1 1, )
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
PLAYS AND PLAYERS
THEATER
Phones Main 6 and A 1020
Seveala ana Taj lor Streets
raonca Mala 1 aad A 1 1-
111 I I I I " TV I I
HE1LIG
t.DITEn RV I.F.OM5 r BAKU.
-r- LICK !J."VP. :n Sa::l-. h.n -
r'!- b'.-un to t.-l! rveryhody
who '.M listen to lr liow vry
u.l .' l f ! .' r. t:io '"t rJ
iioir frt'rul'lv pic ! 1 lll t
t rriv- in I-jr:!:in.l. file's K-i'ing
his . 'uitff to ci-t Lira- hiT.4 o? out
,.f..;...r?t on ttus fi;.. j-rrms that !?
r.;. ntllv two ini'm-- kl''.
a in vnrf" -o.p-d in
rvf-rr ri.rn.on and rvn!nS'. fhf wy
. Iikoii m'l'i'-nl -omrily iflie in
I.lltl- MI.- F!-If" ur '..Iter tlnn
l-.e -t i.-.. .i-tia " inn i already he
, iT'iiir.s a nw play for nrrt ora
jn. It ritli'l "Tan-allairr T"mniy."
ti.it oniv lis title h i.--n sivcn out
for .tir,lict!"n. Tin l.i'nty Knslliili
romn':T.nF. who ha vlitd im twlrc
t.'firo vu th Or.ium way. hu had
tiv!.- nmr In Saltli-. wlisr aho wan
on t?r rr lr f'n -oininittr 10 wiom!
ik. IVrtl.m.t i:ik3 .'! nnt t. 11
sound ritv for t:i Jink li.t TupwIhv
rvmni. .it ha. tl povrl cltMinc-
tiin of hina tii" onlv woman honorary
mrmhT f I "a w York loduc of the
R. IV O. F.. Shw waa moved to unbosom
hrlf of foil win to ono r..rt
landrr. who carrird.lt rljlit bak here
w ; t him:
TM i II make my tMrd rUit to
h'j'ititt.l Portland, and uo you know I
rall feel that I am irmim bi.-k
my adopt'-d horn. I auipj?o ti nt It
will -Tfl trans to nar adnjilrd
homr' for In thia profion th.r 15
rerv llttlo f ral homo lif m-pt a.
poK5lh few werka In the Summff time
and then generally mn 'f tliat
penol is civen oTer to re!iearala anil
settlns ready for the net eaon. And
vet there are ritiea Hint llnicer In one'a
memory th one that you look for
ward to returning to ami when the
time rome to make your departure
and travel on. you lomr to le able to
hiTD the power to extend tho enicaKe
ment IndellnltelT-. Surh I my feeling
toward you people of Port)anL
"Kveryooly haa always been no kind,
tha kindliness that rlima as true as
your brlEht. ninny double easlrs.
Kor one who has apent prartlrally
only three seasons n this ante of the
water It will seem stranse when I say
that America seems like home to inc.
I ma.1 a vleit to Kna-land List Sum
n:tr to see the old folks and not a
week had passed before 1 yearned for
l-e Kond old I'nited St its and a slKht
of my fncnls that I have made oer
here."
On Sunday. M.irrh 10, Miss Lloyd
opens at the lleiliK.
Nat GvmhIu in's rapacity as an actor
has been common knowledae for years,
but It has taken a suit on tne part of
m ine and llnuoc firm to make knonn
the much-married ones KalstafTlan ca
pacity ws a cor.iimer of bottled itoods.
.s the MoitiiPir T'leitraill acouut
of it: ";eorvre A. I'ooci AY t'o.. of Liver
pool. Kn-Ulid. have eptereil suit for
tiie unpaid balance of a IT".') liu'ior bill,
whh h has l"d larrisn t'lark. ttie
-ounsel for the plalncflTs. to make
some astonishinsr revelarlns about the
amount ftf Jiywaler ordered by the
curti'd i.i n.
Py way of provinsr that a little
hiciihalt now and then l relishc.i bv
the hjp? lest of ni-n. most of the :o.m1s
ere Jelivere rturinir Mr. tiootiwln's
rei.-t'i nd. tnnl farther ntlie. last
hoticj niottn. The l:ir-est lntltvl.lil.il
Hern, s.ivi Xf .-. t'lark. was a hoi.-h.head
t.f St-c.-u wni'.k. which would seeni
to indicate that Mr. lioo.lnln needed
us piu. !i whisky to uct tliroucli a sln
i:Te tioncymon as an tM-e:in liner does
f i. I for a transatlantic voyage.
"lr -rlta.s lite ton. I .air hfl so
n.inv to.T.tjt to drink to eacli others
). . i ! t it that they needed KeneroilS
ii : l ,.f lubricant to keep tlicir vocal
ot.s well olle.. At anv rate. It Is to
h.. liot..l th it Mr. io..lln is sutTi-
!ntlv i lalilied as a Ju.lte of whisky
l.i en.ihlc one to say that both Mr. and
Mrs ;.M"tttn were In lhe best of
Hints" 1 11 t:.e end cf li e Mis. fit
Mr. liixxlwin has apparently felt titat
he dcr .l at least 110') worth of en
joyment from the shipment, for he
paid that amount on the account be
fore the action commenced.
"lie has se.-ured an order from tie
f'ltv I'ourt rco nrln tin' Mliiif of a
lon! to cover the costs of action."
l.ilM.in l-iwrciicc. one-time Haker
l.'adln woman, is 1 . s t iigr the mother
of llor. Ir klsw ft Krluncrr s revival
of "Il.-n Jlur." Miss Unrrnt'r Is a
natie of 'n ciiiia. but spent most of
h.-r Ririh-Mid in t "a 1 1 forula and made lier
tret stacc a ;m.i ranee In San Kran-lo-i;l
n n ( 'i n In Ilafit tlci a. Site
nia.le her d.-H-il with trie I ::t i tc Mcl
r.ic compaiiV In " A ISoval Ml.Mv" and
f.r three ve.krs siinjc principal roles at
the old Tlvoil In San Krancisco. Then
stte headed lier oun stck comoanv In
iMklahd and latee Joined a small dra
matic company tt.s: toured the state.
lutcr.stitiK to ii.nc is that M.ss Un-rcn.-e
was Iti the roinpariv sitpportlnir
Kari'eriue 4lctnnions at the Kiflh Ave
nue Theater in New York when that
voune woman made an attempt to Kaiti
a footho'.j on the staac: a short time
afterward she married Howard i;uold
and r.t!r.-d iM-rmanently from theatri
cal Hie.
f rank! i: rn.l.-rwod. a native of
l'ener. bit wti. is p,i rt leu: a r I v well
known on the Paciile i.'oast b- reason
oE his theatric..! appearances' here. Is
l.a.ltr.c man ':a Nirs l.esl;e t'arfer.
who comes to th.- Ilelllit In "Two
Women." brKliiniT.i: rrxt Thursday
n-K'it. Mr. l'nderwo.-. was leading man
last se i.tn with the IVii.er st''k com
panv In Spokane, an. I two Summers
ao placed a seas..ii ef s: ., k at the
ol Thli d-strcct l".-ik. r Theater with
l .e:a Jewel as star. I r. cc.l i n u .llsa
J.-we' s airKal. Frances .s;.....,M who
s Mrs. 1 u l. rs ok1 111 prltate life, had
pe. seeral weeks as .-i. licit wom
an, a-id last Ssas.n aptwa:-..! in ttlis
i-ij... iv lti tier nusuan.i I' Mik4iir
In Mr. i. triers play Mr I n.lerwood
has tn 1. 1. a tremendous ucc ss of his
re'e a- l:em de .Morl. who is the
i.ero ..f I.uih rt Ituirhes' nl.u'f -:or.
1 m t. U o li.-n ' and which, bv the a .
w is j.r. s.-t licre under 1 ' : l.c
' Tr i n-I'.'rnia: I n.'' bv r'tor 'nf l:..r.er's
t .- .. .r- aso at the -old .o -mM.
I' a: : Hi.- it has been corisl .1.. r.. n-v
.h.n.f.l m Mnes and p-cl-lc! loll. M.s
-.-......n ,i'..o it in Mr., t'arters r-.-u-
l.ini. n .1 has the roe of a little coi.m.
: . . 1 ti ... i.ir. a ! too d.-arl. th-.
i : i ..r thei'.r. i: Wl.lt. I', nr.
the sa.re.l books of the Buddhists of
India. Anybody who knows a llrtle
about comparative literature will not
be Htnn. to h'.ar it asserted that the
melancholy I'ane Is of oriental birth,
although tho "lirect line of lesccnt is
more or less conjectural.
.
May Irwin is itoins to have a theater
of her own. lislit amor.s the quality
houses that cluster about Ixjniraere
square. For some years s'je lias owned
the lots numbered 1"J west Korti;-
follrth street and lit West Fort,J--f I f I h
atreet. each d.reetly behind the other.
m February 11 she ac.utred the two
adjoining lots In Forty Fifth slreet.
tlvmn her entire possessions in this
block a frontace of l feet In one street
and il feet tn another. Kach lot is 10t
feet deep.
The actress proposes to huiM on this
proper! a III lie theater to be called
May Irw in's l"la house, ami to hire Its
front ;oor In Forty-f'if tii street. She
means to devote the house to comedies
of the sort with which she lias been as
sociated in recent years.
Henry B. Herts, architect of more
than a few theaters In New York, will
desian the new house, an.l It wilt be
chreeted by Miss Irwin's present mnn
apers. F.lsfeldt and Anhalt.
Mr. Kisfel.lt Is not only Miss Irwin's
manager, but as well her husband. He
Is a few years younger than her
yountrer son.
...
The Matinee Girl in the Pramatie
Mirror. In telllnir of the as-yet un
known 'laughter of a well-known
father, says: The slcn. Tomlnc. Ms
Stella Ilammersteln. painted on the
front wall of the Victoria. Is a sltjn
to the stream of humanity that eldles
around Seventh avenue and Forty-second
street of the survival of the
daughter. A few short years kko
Stella Ilammersteln told hrr celebrat
ed fsther that she was colnc on the
stage. Oscar Hammerstein told her
she was not. She has not only pone on
the stage. but she will soon appear
on the stape of a playhouse built by
her father and managed by her brother.
If Misa llammersteln's turn" Includes
living pictures she might pose with her
foot on the neck of the indomitable
Impresario. her triumphant right
nrm aloft, and her attractive lips
forming the words Sic semper tyran
nls. but we know that, while she might
do this for business, her real sentiment,
often epresse to her proud father. Is
that he Is -a dear old .luck.' "
k - ... 1. .!. .1 nrnh.iiin llllt.
.MlFlir, . nu " s v-. ...
Tons with her violin playing early this
season, lias signed a contract for net
season wnn .v. n. ' .-
featured tn a new musical comedy that
will open on l-aoor unj.
. . . ...... i.M at n i - Stone
Gap. Vs.. where she Is known as Mrs.
John Fox. Jr.. that fascinating nil oi
. i . . i.-rtl Sehnff --1 v e s occa
sional "at homes." Iter r-eptlon-room
Is a broad Jasmine flowered plazsa
overlooking the famous tlap. and here
she entertains the mountain side's
aa" And as the male portion of this
section of the feud countrv. all wear
flannel shirts, top boots, whiskers and
rot.-. r !nc rifles, somo Idea of her BS-
sortinent of Kiicsts may be gained. A
special and exclusive ica.ure oi iir..
soirees Is that tho hostess has to pit sll
icr laei and arts oi inpiomacj i--.
.ossll.le fllrlllades Of bull-tS.
t i. . - n I ent lier first
Invitations she rcaliecd the absurdity
- ..... ri.n..l
r
..M-Xsl ' ,x '. J
iMME.
Schumanii
Heink Heilig Theater
March 13
SEAT SALE MARCH 11
pick tji. s.i.oo. r:.jo. -.ao. i.jo.
t.alleey, Keseoed. HI. SO.
ttallery Adinissinn. si. 0.
IP.x Seats. l.00.
John t'ort. under whose management
Mrs. f'arter is starring, has provided
her with every means which money and
experience can supply. In giving her a
notable cast Rnd an equally notable
production. Klfty people acconinnny
aJrs. Carter on tour and two of the
largest baggtiKo chts arc necessary to
transport the massive scenic Investi
ture of the production.
...vihim. lmt flatin
shirts and calico droeses. and so she
nl.i.-cd evira and special emplmsls on
the word informal." Vet nobody re
sponded, and the farm help liad to
drink toe punch for supper.
t. . -.1 .i...-ul.ki...a. that the vil
lage soi lel leader had translated "In
formal as a city wor.l inejinin nom
ine to ilrlnk." It Is neeslless to ad.I
that tins next Invitation was responded
to bv the entire community and those
conversant with the success of these
".it homos" have privately expressed
th oidnion that Invitations written In
ivr-ian would now have no effect on
the attendance.
At the Theaters
Contlnactl frlm Pr
hrY ttri. In. I forr an unwIIIInK
parent tn fnent t" ' UUKliir
trarrlaso; "Tio Jum ito?t." tale of
a 11 1 1 to bv whi was turn. 1foc In
a ro!-t full of vf.-t an.l what he
ln1n I 1o lo a" brT. a rollrrtion
vt houpwif niad. "llcr Master
n m iron? -Irama. n! hrr are nfhrr
fraturr-. Nw j-boa on at Tlvoli
ant i"rj5tal.
MISS. I.KMIK Ai:iKi: CO.MIXC
,1 -r-.r- t lo.n mi jw l.-t Kdll
u- - i ti.- it t. -.' hf funl th pt v
r-.-i sii.,-. ,sfu t. Trti:t hv
. T'.l l - In r "h- i it fl'-w
it i. ...II.-. I "Tii- l.jinhow.- .
I . r.idi u.. i fi u : ti.i . a nl Ne w
.i'ik t; minfs i pr--- rt iln in
'.it. ' - ";Iitrrtt) ho .n ronifmflf
f'-n . t r , -i, ; t,.n t T;-iv-' ..nl J .i
n ; t . -'-.lil iti j!''it'' in w l ork.
l-:i.in i; .n--. t Uf f.rt n-I Jti1ii
,t i'ts- fnt wTf nr i i p. A T.-1-"J-
j it-r w,w- .i:m r r - J.-1- -triTins Us
- i , t . : y-mn; .i.;rm t irrirrr:.
i . . : T i: !i f'-l."
In i-f th ft Tit m h.ir
1:t f.ri;.l ss.i-ori - in.trU',!tT. If
t-n-'f .f 'i.k r !-. ti uti 4. a.-k.e-t
i-n tii.!.. b Tf - "'or Jt''j h ? url(
( h t M mi- t .. Mti nri.'nu i, i- not
tn tr.i tn . I'Ttsfs'-ior Shirk. ho i
h.-a-l f t'm irrtjrsmi-nt if V:iilt"i.
Un.iukfs ni ii tr r.t til at th I'nl--r!i
'f M'ti.-h. n-l wh- has been
tn'-tl.jjlifii; t;rnealrt.-tr nt
MatFi'pitrf Mi'm'rt --rl.ir tht h
ti uiit 4i th I tj rinit jin, r tfr in
Well-Known IJiiMitimi! Artrr Will
Aponr at llflllg: Smii.
Mr?. Ulif fnrtrr H tourlne t'-t
tountry this f-Hn in hrr latPt auc
i t-s. "Two Womrn." tiramatir an!
Iuw rful en.oU.Mtti. ilramA by i;-jprt
Himhen, Th: pTa ha.I a lnn run last
veaiton at the I- rK Tlicatrr. New York,
anii man nhown in mnv of th l"ttltn
rttlr--. It tm ! thlsH t th- only play
Mr. C'Artr hn (m., tn rr-nt y-ar
whir1! iiffr.l hr iMHanifirnt oppor
tuntttr for ttnir. tii- kind of
tn wliloli mt? fanioua noni f"W
tara nl m !.t--h always will b
r"int-nitr-4i b thcaiT-gof who 5nw
h-r tn "".ill;-."" and ' Mm. I u Harry."
Mm. iirtr wl!! bo i"fn In "Two
Wom'n" at the H. ilti TT jjator thin
wrrli tor tiirre nifftil hr ,nP.ite
m-nt b.inninji: nrt Timn-..iv nlsht.
Marrh T. with ir, lal S-aturOay inat-
Th 14- of tlif itay la that of two
'u.s. ono an un.i tl : other d-J
inonta- al. UhJkoJ n duj'.bnti" frniai
boi.a nr-l bro.jrht In rontart with one
man. i Vtint Uemy i! MarirvT. havtrc
,,,,Nn,lsrn ail hla patrimony, n.arrif
a a'iiitrfj of hlai t--nIrrnia and
piirit. ho work :.r ftnia to the
bor.t to b-:p Mm mak" hii way aa an
artt.t. and fm.it : w h. r fortune
,.. i.m n to rrn!!- n Mm. Two arn
lair. w :irn : rtn. in a rrtp U.n
air !kii t: p llul Tab..' hi. ho n-
iniTM a fmnu- dan-t r.amod J-an-
ti n.. p.iUai:v thr .loi:hI of Mw lt
J.jiniirtt-. H- prrVtiil up'n lirr to
.-..iiw to hi littlo rottBk of li!a poorer
na m ),! alt a a mode for a por
trait of I iji dt-ad wife.
T1 woman N affvrtrd bv tl;
nt- l!T'p!h-iy url wrs-lncw of hrr
r.w ;i:rv'iniltiu-. tt:t mh lxina to
I;; nappin 'f t:i rnjucal
tjt and to rxi"rtriT t prbktnn
of . .n. irnr' Soon P f!nl; hrwrlf
in tth anl when fih hara
of h tn:ri..l-d .ifporti.rt-. prompt. ap
pr -rn i nn ( tti t In 1:1 kindly
.nd riMirtf.viji wv o r'p-:." r-r and
a. iri-- la k in draratr t- TarU, Soon
. . :m ha air-ady dtaoovrrcd br
cannot (o wltnout hr. haatrna to b-r
palatial a b -! to offr hr marriaer.
A tnlin ityrr bfiwfn blm and
wtinuin ! formr admirer ru!ti.
ard from ti Cun.i thr tatfr If In Mm
Krtnt tir Into a trrr!ld taar. niitri
) n on fir hrrk and ovrrwhrlTiia
,lannir it', ti r hirtrrrat Tttuprra
tiorta. Tl rn h .ea off to riaht aacal
and l tiUr-d. In t r lavt a i Rnny la
thr-utnrl with d-afh and blindnra
atl J-nnln ta bv hi a a mu-h-i
han.nl ar.l bttr woman, and the
uia) rnilmx riim)i
In ordr to la- t.e p;y a.U j iat riy
COMKPY STAK TO Hi; SLKX
A I i cc I.Uid. l'oriiiTl.v Vaudeville
favorite, lo Appear Hi Ilclllx.
Alice L.lod. the famous Knclish
sinslni; conie.licune. who has been seen
In this country exclusively as a vaude
ville hradllnor. vein make lier first ap
pearance In this city as a nius'.eal c.m
edy star at th HclHc Theater for three
night, becinnln next Sunday. March
10. with matinee Tuesday, in "Little.
Miss Fix It." the tuneful and very much
out of the ordinary comedy described
by Alan Hale as "a lanuh or a sum hit
every minute." and which splayed an
all-Summer run In t'hlcaico following
a four months' enKauement at the
Glohe Theater. New York.
Werba & l.ti.scher enyaaed Miss
I.loyd (or the title role t.f the play,
thlnkinir lier the best suilod for the
character of any woman on our state.
The) many admirers t.f this delightful
actress will he Klad to know that, dur
Ini; tlie action of the play, she will sin
all of her latest son hits, nmons? them
"Have You Kver Loved Any Other
l.lttle Girl?" "fupld." "The Hobble
rromenade." "Splash Me," etc. hc
will also be prominent In the bic sen
sational danrn numher. "The Newport
Turkey Trot."
M.YV YOKK SlX'lS COMINCi
CliarniliiK lusi-nl IMa.v lo lie Given
With Mrons fast.
"Alma. Where I.o Y'ou Live?" a mu
sical play- which had an entire sea
sons run at Weber's Theater. New
York. Is to he seen lit the ll.-llt? The
ater March H. 1.".. 1 1.
Krom a Krencli farce which hail been
translated Into Herman anil llrst pro
duced in New York In that laliKliaae.
and which had been generally criticised
for Its broadness. Mr. Ceorce V. llobart.
at the Instlitati.m of Joseph M. YVeher.
constructed a play which tel's a pretty
story and transforms a very natislity
lierolne i.nto a very charnilnir creature
whom even thr most captious of play
goers will not hesitate to applaud.
Aside from Mr. Ilohart's work In cre
atine; an aKreeahle libretto, an excel
lent score haa been provided by the
French composer. Jean Hriiiuct. and the
music of "Alma" is now bclna- heard all
over the land. In the company which
is to be seen here the name part will
be taken by Misa Nannette Flmk and
the principal comedy role by t'harlcs A.
Murray. The well-known musical tenor.
Aubrey Yates. Is also a member of the
cast.
lion liOV T,I1K PIUH.TKI
Srotcli Company of Artists Will filvc
Oja-ra at llakrr.
Sit people and two special cars are
required to present the Krnest Ulover
production of "Hob Itoy" which is lo
be the attraction at the Kaker all
week, startlne with next Sunday's mat
inee performance. This is the only
city en the tour where the organization
will rppear at popular prices.
"Hub It.iy" is an operatic dramatiza
tion of Sir Yt'altc Scott's classic of
the same name. tnd the present tour is I
t.ie first on American soil, although it
lias been a standard attraction In Scot
land and Enuiand for more than luO
years.
Krnest tilover. late of the Theater
llo.al. Glasiioiv. S-otland. Is the Im
presario anil producer. t'omlnRT. as he
does, from a iwo-cciitiirc old line of
scenic artists and knowing- well the
scenes' tn the life of Koh Koy. he Ik
eminently fitted to perpetuate the name
cf ;i.er In connection with the the
atric r.oh Hoy. and as bis father. Wil
l'lim il'over. lt:iouKh SO years old.
still holds tile pallat at the Theater
Ko.al. tilover. the younser. decided that
the name should be perpetuated in
Ameri.a. so he crossed tile Atlantic
hrlnainic with him 30 Scottish players
and eina-crs. this number belnsr douhled
In America, and launched the first tour
of the real "Hob Hoy." presenting It as
ha. iii forbears In bis native land.
There are 14 scenes Included in the
presentation and nearly every effect
known to stagecraft has been employed
In the maktna of "Kob Itoy" a icreat
scenic pro.l net ion
NEW GRAND THEATER
MTH NTHKKT,
Relsseea Mi.lilail.a and Stark
HIGH-CLASS MOTION PICTURES
Rrfftaalaar Tday
"RANCH GIRL'S MISTAKE"
A ThrlMirs estern Storv.
Is Ria Hiearapk Keature.
HTHATKO
fiOMisi.
MISS HANLEY. " '
ANY SEAT FIVE CENTS
Four Sng TONIGHT
M'Kl'IAl. PRICE M.tTIXF.E WKD.M55DAV
YIOHT H. .siNfJKIl l'reaeala
HENRY WOODRUFF
l TI1K tiOIKiKOlS MIMC'AI. FAMTAM
THE PRINCE OF TONIGHT
BV HOl,;!I, ADAMS AND HOWARD
Xnr Sornlr and Crntum Irdnrt1nn w Sflnc HHa
and trattirra A Mu-lnl .in Id a Br.utj stlinc;.
laowrr Floo:-. ft. 50 and S
G rowi. itc; il rows, mc.
t . i c o 1 1 y , .-, routs, 1 .vQ i
Gall"1. "-Or.
Spe'fal r-lr Wedn'la' Matinee t.of r Floor. (I
nrrl 7"r. Bulcony. 11 rowa, 7.V; 11 rons, 00c. Galler,
ami ..c.
MOATS AOW SKMJXG AtTOS AND CARRIAC.KS AT 10.50 O'CLOCK
mm
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HEILI
THEATER
seventh and Tavlnr Streets
rtaonea Main 1 and A 11-it
3 Nights Beginning THURSDAY, MARCH 7
M'F.flAI, PKICK MimUE SATIRDAV
1R
S. LESL
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la Her Greatest Success Slaee "Zsii" aad "Du Barxr'
"TWO WOMEN"
BV H I PKHT III -II K.N MAA(iEMnT JOII.N C'OKT
KAf KI-I.KXT CAST, IXCI.l DIfi KRNKIaV 1" X DK H WOOD AND
I.owor Floor, first 11 rowH.fl't"
I.owt-r Floor, last 7 row s. .
Halrony, flrM 11 rowa $1.00
Fa lon", ns t 6 rows 7.V-
ln Irony. 1a-t 5 ruw-n Bc
;allry, reserved ant admla.oOc
Serial Prire Sat. Mat.
Uwpr Floor, first 11 rows.$l."0
I.owpp, last 7 rows $1.00
Halrony, flrst 5 rows $1.0
Balconj'. next fi rows 73:
Halt on y. lait 11 rows Rue
(iallery, reserved 35c: adinls. 2rc
SKT Sil.K OPKXS Tl KSDAY, MARCH 5, AT JO A. M.
: Seat Sale Opens Next Friday, March 8 :
HEIUG
3 NIGHTS
Begnning
Sund'y 1 fl
Macrh I U
special lrlte
Malfnev Tnraday
Louis F. Werba and Mark A. Luccher Present
England's Foremost Comedienne
Alice Lloyd
la the Juyoua Mimical tinleij-
"Little Miss Fix-It"
EXCELLENT CAST, INCLUDING LIONEL WALSH
Prices: v
on; T rows. $1.r.o.
r"wa. .0r. i in-
F. v e n i n (C s : I .o w e r F 1 o o r, 11 r o s,
bahonv. II rows. 11.00: i roww.
.u-. priHl I'rli'f T nely .latinep tov.er
owb. $l.."iM; 7 rows, $1JH. ISwloony. 5 rowa,
6 rows', tic; 11 row. o')c. iiiilJery, uui;.if.
Floor,
$1.00:
B
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THEATER
(eo. L.. baker. Manage
llan-isoa and 11th Sta.
Hhoaea Mala , A S3S
All Nex Week, Starting Matinae, Today, March 3, 1912
T Tl M K IIFRR at the prlcen, and Juat aa (rood a allow, that haa a rcc-i-t
alaadiDK rum only. The acnaailonnl ronirdy mirrit uf the Nraaia
MUIU'OTTU'Schut
The.
Girl
flrd 4
A eatalle eaat.
"The lirl From Rector's" Is a
bright farce, and for those who
1 ik t hat sort of thinij will jrive
ppnnin entertainment without in
nv way shocking the moral sen-Pil.iliti.f-.
The Girl
From
Rector's
PAUL M. POTTER'S
Grea'est Comedy
It is ftill of action and compli
cated episodes, nnd the.se are
enoujch to srive a comedy ade
cjuate life.
Complications of the most Intri
cate va iety sprang up without a
moment's notice, hut passed nwav
amlfl roars of lamchte-r like the
lmbble; from tlie uhlcu sublets
of champagne.
clever Ilnea. Tltty dialogue, she la chic, op to dale.
eatchy and pmbfriint.
Kvenlna; lrleea aSo. ftOr, T."Ve, l..0. Sunday aad Saturday Matlneea
.-Vr. .vc. T.c. ai .oo. WHorMlay llaraaln Mailnee, a.ie. All aewta rftrvfd.
tt Week Rob Koy
Nei
if - yrratfH ff mm S Z2&
3 THEATER
r-fii.rti. t-t atnrV
Week Commencing Tomorrow Matinee
READ AND PONDER The Biggest Show in This City for the Money
TOM MacGUIRE
The Singing Celt from the Heather The Greatest Act of Its Band
in America
THE TRIO
Weiss, Cunningham & Weiss and
THE KEATING & FLOOD MUSICAL COMEDY CO.
Presenting Another Eiot of Pun
Miss Tommy from Texas
Two Performances Nightly, Matinees Daily
Friday Night Chorus Girls' Contest After Each Performance
MONDAY NIGHT Chorus' Girls' Ball, New Moose Hall, Seventh
and Morrison Streets
ADVANCED V VAUDEVILLE
uVains Monday Matinee, Mar. 4th
ROBERT T. HAINES
In "THE COWARD"
Mike Bernard and
Miss Amy Butler
Wilson Brothers
Rice and Prevost
Flanagan and Edwards
Charlotte Ravenscroft
Claude Roode
EVENING PRICES IS, 25, SO and 75c
OAILY MA'l'INRE J3c, 25c. 50c. HOLIDAY HATMCES JVIeht Prlcea.
n i iui b.j is luuni&r
i
aSxuxwa
UNtQUALED VAUDEVILLE SEVENTH AND ALDER STS.
Week Commencing Monday Matinee, Mar. 4
SPECI AL' EXG A(iB1IKT
'Cm Solhke'a ramoiM Scenic 3IONlral l',anlaay
TOYSHOP PASTIMES
With i;a Josephlae Kleldn, W. J. Mrliraiv and the Internationally
Noted BAM A BAMA t.lrln Maenlricent t'ontumea Stupendnua Scenic
' Kffects
Fritz Heuston The Colonial Belles
Comedy Cartoonist Stellar Instrumentalists
MetrPatntAMale Rice, Bell and Baldwin
yUaiXe lie "Whirlwind Buffoon Arrobats
The Kings of Harmony
Moore and Browning Pantagescope
Burnt Curk lOntertaincrs Latest Animated Kvents
Popular Prim. M ITIM'K DIII.V. Box ffi.e Open Krom 10 A. M. tn
JO I. 31. Boxen and -lrKt flow Hnleony Rewrrrtd. f'tirtaln tUO, 7tl5 and
V. I'honen A --'.tti. Main 4'Mi.
I Week Mar. 4th P
FORMERLY THE GRAND
SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE
it
A Dafnty. Dancing Musical Act Where Girls predominate Joe Maxwell's
DANCING GIRLS" WITH JULIA CURTIS
And a Bevy of Pretty Little Playmate frn-n Stagfland pony Ballets, Ensembles
t:a.ichy Soups. 10 People 10.
CHARLES Special Feature That Odd Pair.
MERRITT AND DOUGLAS
Comedians.
Darin Exponents of Phvsicnl Culture.
BENNINGTON BROTHERS
In a Display of Muscular Development.
WIXFIELD
First Appearance in America. Talented Parisian Musicians,
LES GOUGETS
A Novel Musical Departure.
The Alpine Troubador.
PHIL BENNETT
A Gifted Vocalist, in Sweet Songs.
ppArial Added Feature.
MAE DEVLIN & COMPANY
-Presenting "The Girl From Tonkers."
ORCHESTRA
THEATER
Highest Salaried Photo-Play Actors in the World. '
Appearing in Our Films.'
TODAY, TOMORROW and TUESDAY
TONY'S OATH Shnu-'s Great Character Study
TELEPHONE GIRLS Runny Ccmndy
THE ORDEAL 1'athn's Wonderful Tarce
MARKETS OF MADAGASCAR Scenic
MESSAGE FROM MOON Bioaraph Comic
GRETCHEN KN0RR I'ianoloue Comedienne
THAT TRIO lii-and-Xew Son"; Production
STAR THEATER
ROUND UP AT DIAMOND S Greatest Cowboy Picture Exhibited
4 OTHER PICTURES 4
And
THE SUFFRAGETTE QUARTET
ARCADE THEATER 4 Big Films
OH JOY THEATER 5 Big Films
TIVOLI THEATER A Great New Show
CRYSTAL THEATER Brand-New Programme
The wholesale removal of (hipiipr in
'hin:i nan reMiiied in n nrat demand for
fori-ifrn 8! ylf hats and capi!. It is reported
i hat X h" f:toris f n Owka a re working at
jtrcat prour ?o a to supply orders for
ucli headgear I rum China. ,
The park of Fan ttafa!, of Guadalajara,
formerly known I'arque Uomero Rubio,
Mf-xiro. is tfng turned by th oily -over t
t hf Apri ii!t ura 1 Hon i d of J -4 Ucco. to be
convert.-! into n exprimcntn 1 station fr
thi development of agriculture.