THE. OKCOOIi: SUNDAY "JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING,' MAY 8, ' ICOt
In the Book-
World
WASHINGTON
PARK
A Critlo Needed Some time ago daring Jawt Is an odd story of poetio
wa had occasion to call attention to a I Justice, and thua each one haa ita par
history of our northwest, written byan tlcular phase, which lenda variety and
YRntlkMMM . MA a rt hai" tinrt h. I In1 A a ' . V. a V. nl - , Dunk.
west than Ohio and tha lake regions, ably the most 'Interesting are "Slater," OAth anrt IVachinritntl VtC
e-ftll UIIU flUaJIIIIICjylVllaJlare
ALL WEEK COMMENCING
Today's;, Matinee at :
Every Evening at 8
Italian
32 Mr'SoIoists
. and waa ao far afield In bla geography "The Tale of 'the Boorplon," ' MAt Ahe
that be. had some of our large cities Front"-and ."Puttings Things ' Klght-
and -tewna located a thouaend mllea. Tha acaneo ot theae atorlea are aa varied
away and tn entirely different BUtea, aa the .skerlea themaelvea, frota Spain
- while the ouatoma and language - at- to India: and from the Welkham river to
trlbuted to ua were groteeque. . Germany ..., i ; i, -
' Jher th e-M?? !2ZE!i a " fcuiur-lnureat la added.te tba book
like aoma International lawblcb wc d ,B thtt tn, autnor .ihirmtd ,JnA tnU u
.hgnUe. ande jflJT
m.rclal Intercata are no doubt reapon- iMJiimm rh7lr th.
alble for many Inaccuraclea that creep h"! ,m, "m.n.nfOB,h
J la theaa writings, and our mlafortune .So'a - ' -
that wa Have to submit, and our probata Jm" " F7" " 5"
are but aa tha crying of . child tothe LlAZX 't
aoholara of tha old world. ...- lg&X .a0" ork
.The lateat Instance of theaa mistakes PUMlahera... Price $1.10.. v 1 ,
la found In the.wrltlnta of Dr. Otto ' ." . '
Hotssch,' who haa just published bis TCamr-Ko." a translation . from the
' tory of the growth of our oountrjr. Thla Japeneae-of Kenjiro TokutomL If tha
" differs materially from .that of which little - brown men had not- come ' Into
- we flrat had ocoaalon to apeak, In that wh prominence within the last deoade
It -la written by a acbolar, and la the It . la doubtful If the tratialatlon of a
-" main tha facta are correct; but tha lm- Japaneee novel Into Bngllah would have
, preaalona, while they are truthful aa attracted muon attention. Aa It la, ev
. tha writer' aeea them, they are not front erythlng Japanese 'la being voraciously
' the proper-Viewpoint, and only an) they, devoured, aa4 la tha digestion- aome
. are deduced from, tha author's -read- very good blta of real worth' ara found.
Ing. ind not from-knowledge- gained Tbla'ronunoa la ona of thenL Reallatlo
.by personal contact In thla connection t. a v degree, and distressing Mo "the
wa cite bis summing up of ' Pennsyl- warmly . ammpathetle, ' It conUlna ele-
vaala, whlclv be aaya, "Baa grown more menta Of value. . .it handles roughly
nMI !! an v at at In tha TJnlon. anana A thai intntni h
" Coal, Iron and petroleum have madeJtl win have to bo brushed away before the
. . the richest atate.. But thla; along with aaplrlng ialand .empire takes Hret rank
the,
tanta
ftot i
leadlnif power In the fa. Y"0"-.,, ' the. tyrannical ouatoma and lews Of tha
. ..; A orttlo aaka iflt waa . ttat oountry as administered by- the prlvl-
v gavo tha atatottha Cainarona and the i.gea granted an ovorbWing father, an
epl r:: 7Z?2Zim'ZjiZZZ "to nhumaa : atepmother. and a - Jealbua
. J,t'SiJJZ motber-hvUw. J Conditions, which the
;ovar-emphaal t th ffifJ k la aald to have wakened the gov
of great literary maa to read the follow, fj"l "?h tlco may a aocom-
lUm , ' ' 1 i aRasiaaa afAitlu . ka.. A i I it . a' - e i . M Ilk
MW vwka yviiwu wataiivvut avaaeemav
thla additional weight
"Now, what la the value of maaaage
Nn. f nnmt.tA tha hH " Rut Nn t haal.
.wtiitcii u muu ii. .1 i vim w . . . . - i - - -
ita eenur. but which flourlahed only to on, ia a rare treat, and aomethlng uted. . ,
Wither rapidly."' ' I 'TSSY'k v wJ-a , No., I. waa "perfectly balanced." while
There la alao a determined effort on l,"b'',h4 br Herbert B. Turner A ajM.euse deeply kneeded the muaclea
tba part Si tha wrtUr to trace Lincoln's I . Co., Boston. of the llmba Down went the bed at tha
ancestry to German origin. , I ' IfeeL-..
"Blaine." he aaya. --waanonorea oy ,. wnicn cnra-FTiii- ltLta KOlng t0 put that man on
the euriamor exicna .wanMra -"MulUply
wait wniunaa am wn..r I r-"" -"" I M7 by il.." . The bed did not move.
represeniauvo poex.- I 7 1 .-".l1'"1"" I "Multiply M by14." Still tha bed
tnia la mora (PonooM- ujiiihkb, i - v wvmmu. a ua uwk ui mga 10 i , wi a
.v.: '.v. .A th. tin. tn .tiui nnniui h. u i. v.. , . I "Mathematics must b ay for ou
iu.A, , r; win r.maini .nri. v. " i mompiy 7i i by 7i.- stm the
authorlUtlve suumanta, and erroneous nomlps" and 'Concerning Children." It not '
sutemenu will continue to grow to the la almost revolutionary. Mrs. Oilman ' ' Th tor bent over and asked i
injustice of the Individual-, and the take a very optimlatio view and arguea V,tn under hia breath.
country. Wa look hopefully to the day that It la man'a centler aeclaJ aids that ' '"That laat one waa too much for me,1
when America will develop aome greal,),, knd BOt hla m animal . I answered No. 1. "I Just didn't bother
critlo who will take up. the worn, oi aei- m-ah. jnatlnota-. She claims man la ee- hed bout
ting Juat such mattera straigni. , aentlally a aocial creature and that It la
" 1 1 , ' I h f at flwtlal Immilaa BikUk a. a a.
Women'a Way. of Earning Money-- 7ht SL
.mental Impreaa given to ita Inhabit amang tha elvUtsed natlona ' of tha
Aa by Quakeriam,. haa bad. for M- worid. . . -'.vj ' -::t .
t that It baa but wyjeen fjry Nami the heroine, fafla a victim to
.s
'f
Concert-Dancing
MARQUAM GRAND; THEATRE
TUESDAY NIOHT, MAY IO, 1904
ATeiiaccuocii ' ':
ILLUSTRATED TALKS
ON
1 0'
BUB:
CAPT. SHERIDAN O'DONNEH
Will give a K-mlnuto tfik on
Tb Tactkl lai iipMrau ladtfeitt
Lht War ...
Boer War
GEN. J. D; JOUBERT
Will give a 41-mlnute talk a
Tbt Early Stttlemtat tl-fa loitfl to'
SMtfciMa ' ;-
10 eolook.
BOTH ILLUSTRATED WITH GO VIEWS -
x .uV fopolAi' piicb, AJUin wo caiuux
aala of aeata win opoa aeart Koaday aaoealag, Xay 9, a
i rnonDA vc thf ATDr
ASIUIUll O I IILIlI IlL. Wm. B-aaell, Kgra. f
aW . - . eaj ...... aw . ......... .. . JaF
i PORTLAND'S ! POPULAR. FAMIL.Y . THEATRE J
ADMISSION iOc
Th. frLetlfrina: lnlluenoa of Oermaa 1. ?"n"-? w."" gaiora.
Intanectual Ufe resulted In North Anlfr- " 'written oy a Japaa-
Jul Vrrrr:. '... t.i.k. . Tan I ee In hla own lana-uara for hla own
Cotioord and lm Ralph Waldo EJmereon pPl. n through trana-
work and not hla brutish dealre to ad
vance himself at the sacrifice of others.
Pantaatlo San Francisco Life. Gelett
Burgeea and Will Irwin, collaborators
In "The Picaroons." are enthusiastic, aa
waa alao tha late Frank Norrla in what
might be called the Ban Francisco cult
They aay that life In San Francisco ta
a oontlrtuous melodrama InteranaraMi
fvnthla Weatover Aldan.- When wo tore
the wrapper from .the copy which the
publishers had furnlahed and read the
title, our flrat Impulse waa to return the.
books with thanks, and state that our
time waa much too valuable to be
waated In chaafng down waya at making
a fortune that aome viaionary writer
had conceived amid the luxuriea of an
IV v... 4 v.. n..Mna- "
eiesjuii minis wuc.w 1 ' Wltn vauaevlUa Specialties. and that
naeaaalt, r nevw 'Intruded P? ! more happen. .to th ., l"n to
writer for t ii 'that. kind. 11m tn od I ,-, in ...4. ..41 a- Jz , -
-- . . . I eu vmni I IIJ in anai wnrin. - ...
mald-a theorleaof boy-training, na anow jB thelr rht. Pic.roon.N mr-Cl wouw be no chance
. 1 . U,i T.fAM th. imnU II n.i - 1 ... 1 w.l ... . K. M.n
Hii niAJuv it. neiaii or juueen iayL" thev hav at.
tempted to reflect in some degree the
peculiar, unexpected, adventurous phase
of San Francisco Ufa, but declare that
they have only ecratched tba aurface
and have used a few only of the mildest
eplaodea which have oome under their
had erot the better of ua we noticed Mra
Alden'a name modestly inscribed aa tha
writer, with Margaret Sangater aa
editor, and wa knew we had no chimeri
cal schemes ImpoaaiDie or .attainment,
or viaionary nenaenae to deal with, and
every cnapier oi uw J"""'"". personal notice, fearing if they told of
Keeping n tne more rantaatio onea they would
... rv .1 - MnuilallV I ..... "
iiorary. wmn w surety not do believed.
for woman it ta aoxuii ox auou, uuu
common bualnesa aenae inai many a, d. Appleton A Co. haa an ununaJl
No. S waa then told to multiply t by
f and I by 8 aeveral times, and thla
process brouvbt the bed back to an even
aeei.
"Now. No. S. please," called the doctor.
"I am going to demonstrate the effect
of a glaaa of milk on a man." The audi
ence laughed and the doctor aald be
wlahed he could demonstrate the effect
of a glass of whisky.
- The man waa balanced on the bed and
the glaaa of milk was placed bealde bim
on a line with the stomach. Then the
man drank the milk and the glaaa waa
put where It ' had been ao that there
in tba way tha
weight of the man, the' milk and 'the
glass waa distributed on the bed. Never
theless tha bed went down at the head.
"What waa in that milkT" demanded a
woman In the rear of the hall.
"Nothing but milk," the doctor replied.
"Then I'd juat like to know why it
went to- that man'a head I would. I
would, I would," retorted the woman.
"It did not; madam," aald tha doctor,
"the milk aent tha blood to hla head.
Now, we will have the young ladles.
.n would do well bv heeding Ita In- L, n.V" 17. i'V No. 1. pleaae."
atructlona. Mra. Alden ia a woman who Uovela, "Dorotha," by Maarten Maartena An elongated blonde In bloomera and
in her own Ufa. Haa DUmpea UP nam and "Nancy HtaJr " hv iciin i rimimou.
nin.t tha world. Clrcumatancea and I Lane.- thra hunk. a . .....I e will have
disposition taking her into many tie Gardens," by Charles N. Skinner
branchea of bualneaa, aha waa alwaya "How to Know tha Butterflies," by John
able, through an unusual endowment of Henry Conetock and Anna Botaford
business ability, to oucceed In whatever Conatock, and "The Book of School and
aha undertook. Tha key to her aucotea College Sports," by R R Barbour, and
waa no doubt largely due to a atrlct Anna Teaman Condlts. "My Lil' Anmin."
observance of a dosen "don'ta" ahe glvea a pretty atory of a little Italian boy 1 , . , LUnnl"r
. .i.. Ah.nt.r flf tha bonk, ona of in . Naw Rnai.n hn .... f heel raielng. When ahe
..ki.b i.. "TVnW aaanma that vou I Much la helna- uM In tha I to bed it Bank at the feet With a thud.
-i i-t k'. rfitrarantiv hacauia and literarv Mriniiii..i. r-r .v.. j. I The next woman, who waa abort and
you are a woman." " regird to the development of lntereat broaV WM put. thro0n running and
The book tteata aomething lUto ZOO on the part of Engliah reader In Amerl- iumD!n; xercwe and. aa in the caae of
the deep knee bend
ing, the running pace and the heel rais
ing. Then I will show you what ef
fect It haa," promlaed Dr. Anderson.
The model proved first that ahe waa
"on the level," and then, springing out
or ine oea witn a jump, went through
the motlona of running, aquattlng and
waa again put
1
Have Ca light th e To wn
WHICH 'MEANS
IOc 20o 30c
THE NEW SCALE OF SUMMER PRICES'
WB HAV8 SET THB PACC-OOdD M(tV AT TUB LOWEST '
POSaiSLB fklCS
COMMENCING TODAY
Sunday Afternoon
. Matlnee
j
Piatt C& Stevenson, With an Excellent Company, Will Present
W1W
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday Matinee
and Night. May 8, 9, 10, 1 1
Unanimously Conceded to' Bo the Punnleet
N Farce of the Preeent Decade
Last Half of Week, Commencing Thursday, Ere., May 0, and Saturday Mat
AP5SoS'5 EAST LYNNE"
Next Attraction- MT'IJC? PD1CICM 3
leabel Irvlns 1 A II a WaTV Ieaay i
MARQUAT.I
A A A A A.A A S A A A A A w.wfcwAAwAAwwwa;
GRAND THEATRE
w. t. AaTdi.g
Keaidea Kagr.
afhoao aula aua J
..... . ,
Another Event la' the Musical History of This City.
THB ONL.Y APPGARANCE3 OP ' .'
MME. MARCELLA
urn
COLOQAriJRC SOPRANO " -5
' DIRECTION LOIS STEERS - i:-
I FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 13
PRICES Lower floor, $3.00. Balcony, first six rows,' $2.00;
. . last six, $U0. Gallery, $1.00. Boxes, $20.00. Loges, $24.00.
ii
' ' ' Sale of seats Wednesday, May 11. Not more . than six
seats to one person. Out of town orders must' be accompanied
,by check. . ' V ''-
; No Subscription List for This. Concert : ,
BAKER THEATRE
. OEOROB L. BAKER, Sols Lmm mn4 Maaagcar ' s
TIE FASB10XABLE foVuLAI-PIICB TIEATtE OF POKTIAIII Paeu Ball 1917
FAREWELL WEEK of the J l
New Neill-Morbsco Company
0
Beginning Sunday Matinee, May, 8, 1904; ;
.. jj, Qjrj, Broadhttraf Fwbj ThrtevAct Pavco -r-1
WHAT HAPPENED
MSSr 1
aubjeota, or '-waya by whlcn a woman cn books, a curious raot in connection
can make a living, none of them promla- with thla ia found In the circumstances
ins; . large fortunea nnleaa to those, attending- the publication of Burnt-
favored by special advantages or adapt- Jonea" -"Dollara and Democracy.' The
ability, but are generally for women who manueorlpt waa accused la London for
require Aelp to' knowing how to aupply D- Appleton A Co. and aent to.Uile houss
the every-day neceaaitlea. with the uthor'a own drawlnga for the
Through it all the writer snows a "-"-""". un onuroiy manu
thoroiiah, knowledge of the weakneaa of faoturod here. A special edition haa
her predecessor, the bed aank at the feet.
then waa Worked up to the level again
with the multiplication table.
But it waa No. t. tall, gray-eyed, and
I auburn-haired, who won the hearts of
the apectatora. She was told to think
of poetry she had memorised and try
to recall all of it that ahe could.
"Now. when I waa in Boston," aaid
sr.rirbu.7n7.v
nuw oaing orougni out I"
than once atrlkea the nail squarely on
tha head In giving reasons why ao many
..vwomea.' An..bualnes.. ... Jt J . . b99k
' that would clear -the cobwebs from the
brain of many a woman with bualneaa
aspiratlona If aha would read it In a
receptive mood and not think It waa In
tended for the other woman.
The book is neatly bound In compact
form and convenient aiae. It la the
flrat of a aerlea to be lsaued for the
"Woman'a Home Library." and. which
will form what the editor aaya. "a
library of ; little booka, easily held1 In
the hand. Written by experts, ana con.
veying information as only experts
can."' '.'
A. 8. Barnea A Co., New .York, pub
lishers. Price 1.
"Tomaao'a Fortune and Other Short
Stories" Henry Seton Merriman.
While "Tomaao'a Fortune";,la the flrat
atory in the book and holds the place in
the title It is by no meana' the beat '
moat Interesting in' thla new volume of
bright! short atorlea. There are 1
atorlea and each atanda by itself, dis
tinct and separate from the others and
llluetratlng oome theory or opinion of
the author. "Tomaao'a Fortune," for
instance, illustrates how, a man, br hla
own bravery and courage can fulffU a.
gypay'a sanguine prophecy.: "The Wan-
In London by Sidney Appleton, who has
established a house of hia own In that
Magailnes -The "Emmv Ian" atnrlaa
have left auch a sweet, pure memory in
the minds of every one that a new aerial
by the same author, George Madden
The young ladlea there are given to con'
centratlng their thoughta.
: ,-Nowr pleas do the head atacd,T re
quested the doctor of No. S. She called
one of the assistants and tn the twinkle
of an eye fier heela were aix feet in the
air, ana tnere waa not a limp muscle In
Martin,' will Insure for the May Modiura J ker body. The audience applauded.
a large aale and greater popularity fori "Now," aald the professor trlumph
tne magaalne In the future. "Tha Hon.. I antly, "I will ahow you a remarkable
Of Fulfillment" ODens Just nravlmia tn thing."
the war with a rather -unsuitable mar- No 8 WM Pieced on the balanced slab
rlage between a bualneaa man of the I nd down went the head . to the atop
north and a southern belle. Almost tha cock. Then the reaction aet in. The bed
opening aentenoo might remind ona of Quivered a moment and dropped at the
aome or the curt "Emmy Lou" eavlnaa: I
It takea oaae to 1 accent hosDltaiitv.
The atory promlaea well from the atart
Sarah Orne Jewett is represented by
one of , her pretty storiea and several
other bright attractive onea make up
the fiction part, but the real value of
the number Ilea In the topics of deeper
Interest which are given considerable
apace,
But what la the conclusion r aalced
a apectator.
"The conclusion V repeated the doctor.
"The conclusion T Why. we have found
an instrument that aida us in 'estab
lishing the effect of thought on the
muscles, or rather on the blood and In
turn on the muaclea"
"Wilt thinking about your feet warm
The Reign ot Lawlessness," by Ray I thern.T" another woman wanted to know.
Stannard Baker, treata of labor condi
tions jn Colorado. - - y-
Thoma Nelson - Page eontlnaea hia
articjea on "The Negro" with some tell
ing figures, but probably one of the
moat interesting articles la "How Hays
became President," by Joseph M.
Rogers. ;' .
"It certainly will. Thought is equal
;ozsnra wzTatovT mototo.
From tha Now York Sun. -
The muacle bed, inteatf-4 register
' the effect o thought or muscle action of
mankind, la a marvelous ming. r- wu
liam G. Anderson, director of the Yale
a-ymnaalum. la the Inventor. '
At a recent teat Dr. Anderson had
erected the huge wood and metal ma
chine, whlob he Introduced to hia audi
'ence aa the result of years of-eacperi
- ment and research. Behind the "mucle
bed" stood three men and three young
women In gymnasium suits.
"Now, I ahall lake the men flrat." aald
. Dr. Anderaon. "Number one, please. I
propose to demonstrate to you the In
fluence of thought upon the muaclea."
"Do you mean to aay that thinking
affects the muscles r' demanded a large
lady ta the aecond row. -
. ' "t certainly do," answered the inven
tor. ' 'XJoncentratlng ; your thought on
certain physical actions so affecta the
muscle aa to cause a flow of blood to
that part of the body, and tiros the tame
effect Is produced aa by exercise."; y.-
JVtat Aoeg the muscle bed hvrt t do.
with that part of UT Doea It eaaae ac
tion or thought?" was another question.
"Neither." answered the doctor. "The
muscle bed registers the -thoughts and
shows the blood condition7 of the body.
Tha bed la ao constructed that one lying I population waa diatrlbuted by -the. con-
upon it can do perfectly balanced. Then I sua of 187 aa follows: European Rus
mtrsszAV rorTnuTzoiT.
From the Boston .ranscript
The population of the Russian Em
pire aurpaases Japan nearly threefold.
According to the cenaus of 18S7 the em'
plre had 1X9,d2,718. Within the laat
half-century the Increase in population
has bene , tremendous. In 1816 it was
eatimated at 41,000,000. At the present
time it la nearly 160,000,000. ,
According to its different divisions tha
the thought la shown to the naked eye
by the motion of the bed. Now, for In
stance, No. 1 will be perfectly bal
anced." : ' ' ' -
No. 1, a tall young man, took hla place
on the balance -slab, which the doctor
called a bed. . . - f. , t-
' "Now you will aee that he la perfectly
balanced. By using hia brain you will
see that the bed will alnk at the head.
Nov multiply 118 by .lt. , Now multiply
118 by 4."
The bed. began to move. There waa
a noticeable dropping at the head.
rWork mora Multiply ll by ."'..
"Now multiply 1,788 by 14." i V
There waa a ahiver of the- scales and
the head of the bed dropped.. ,
"Beautiful!" aald the doctor. TTou see
(lit Wood rushea to b beao, Jbreror
sla, 107,000,000 (Including J.500,000
Poles and 2,500,000 Finns) ; Caucasus
governments, 8,300,000; Siberia, 5.7J0,
000; Central Asia, 7,720,000. In Euro
pean Russia the average annual increaae
of births over deaths, according to the
New International . Encyclopaedia, la
1,000,000 aouls, 1 .'
.The empire haa aeven cities with a
population of over 200,000. and they are:
St Petersburg. 1,489,570; Moscow, 1,
147,246; Warsaw. (41,186; Odessa, 414,-
218; Lod, 116,146; Riga, 160.717
Kiev. 26S.699. ,
Mutual.
From the Chicago Tribune.
"What do you know of Parker f
"Nit.", aald the -weat. "but, geei
nI know aa much, of Parker ... .
, As Parker knowg of aei'- , x
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Miss Louise Du Pont
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Monday, 7:30 P. M.
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dies. Street front Vow Tor.
First, time in Portland.
The DeGarros
Meteors of lbs Air of Soman minga.
First time in Portland.
NBLU1B BRUCE
Xn Her Great Oontortloniat Sanoe.
First time in Portland.
The Great VITASCOPE
Showing' Ed Ison'e latest moving.
Slcturcg. ' Opening week "The Coast
uards Responding .to Signals -of
ing a sensation In New York' and
San Franclaco.
ADMISSION IOc NO HICHTR.
' Betaff round Oat.
From tha Louisville Courier (Journal
The fierce light that beata upon a
preatdentlal possibility - wlU not long
leave. Judge Parker the unknown quan
Uty-that be baa beea. JUread lt bag
revealed the faet that hia one ."abom
ination" la "buttermilk pap."
. The critical moment-had. arrived..
"And IX X refuse you," said the beauti
ful ' maiden, "will you turn on your
heeir K ' .'
"No." replied the desperate youth,
wilt turn on the gas." . ,
With a wfld ahriek the. beautiful
maiden told blm to aamo the day. ,
Continuous Program Today at the
ttomo or vaudeville, Seventh
and Washington. .
IO Centex to Any Seat
HV BXU STABT8 MOXTBAY.
OaUVIO
Producing the Great Klecrlcal Sen-,
sation. The Red-Eyed Monster. "
LOLA PAWN
A Pretty Soubrette as "The Girl from
Mugsvme." --v-..---,' .
THE MUSICAL HARTS
Appearing in a Musical Novelty Act
ana introducing xneir famous 11,000
nitnen. me juargest- evar Made.
- PAI1I KTANJI I3V
- r. ...a wa ; w a f i 1 1 4 m .3-
vnaraeter comedian, who Makee you
ytrow merry.
THE OUINN TRIO
The , World's Greatest Trio of .' AI1-
i nouna juvenile Atnieteai
r STARIN &' RICKLINQ ,
versatile- comedy Sketch and , Iip9-
v ,; -...4.:.. clalty Artists. -y-- :
HERBERT CARLTON
Baritone Sololat in Illustrated Songa
THE AMERICAN BIOSCOPE
Introducing th Zvatest Novelty, Sfov-
Ing Pictures Framed in OoH.
THE VITAGRAPH
ComtO and SflnxftHon.'iJ Motion
IMa
CONTINUOUS TILL TOAY
to 10.S0 p. n.. AVe.-k I
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