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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL' FORTEAND, , SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, .1801. AT THE THEATRES (Continued from Page Fourteen.) ' vaudeville, the Star theatre mirks the clno coast It oonslsts of 10 especially limit of enterprise In this line. The sulected people,' 10 of whom are prlncl- large and acoeeelblo exits, the effective jals formerly connected with the most i arrangements for ventilation, the mod- famous eastern , organisations. Among ', era apparatus' for keeping the tempera- them are Frances Venlte Grey, the -. ture of the' house cool and comfort talented comedienne; Miss .Elaine For ' ' ahla In tha Tvarmost Weather, all bear rest , nrlmi. dnnni who haa annaarad witness to the fact that no known de-1 f Ucoef ully In light , opera, musical vice for the comfort, safety ana con comedy and extravagant; the Cardow ? venlenc of Us- patrons nas oeon pyvv ': looked. ;'. Mi . ' , ' ' "' ' ' Kqualiy ' high-grade and in keeping . With the hlgh-claui policy of the house, Is the- opening program, ,. upon u ap nie sisters, , European dancers, formerly with Weber and Fields; Harry Clinton Sawyer, , the olever Juvenile, already well known here, and Erroll and Fit- ' th famAni , Australian . mdim! V pear uch namea as JJell end Fonda, tha I tMB . . . , . - ( :,( , ...". ;, most ramous amoi c.uu . . rot th. flrgftlm Portland audiences the world. Th New York favorites, nl h.v, nnf,uv of ain one tuaan tawlll llaVA alMvia tlnVal I " " mv created .1lsi . Pka the public, whll. the StoUeM, ponies whi will appear In -A Japan.., OB! ''Lm r. Amarlr win he Courtship" ar aU recognised beauties rao."1 oCf hi. mTu.WlmU! dancing will be nothing short ' Keen In some of his marvelous Imper sonations. - Tha Holdsworth are booked for a fashionable skit,, and a Chinese : novelty act shrouded In the fogs ofthe Uolden Uate and set to the wailing of Mongolian - gongs, will be- the Offering of the Randolphs, Among tha other acts may be mentioned tha Bennington duo,' who ' earn their salaries making people laugh, and tha pictured melodies of Oeorge Snyder. . . . . . Tha moving pictures at tha Star thea . tre will be shown on Edison's project- .:. osoopa, . :-. J , 1 BXCTTAXi ST J.VCXLM COUBTTB. For the, benefit of the Men's Jtesort, : llltle Mis J Luclle Collette, 11 years of - age, will give a violin recital at the Marquam Urand theater on Msnday evening, June HO." The event has allo tted Intereat among the musical people i ot Portland, who will avail themselves , of this opportunity to speed the little of a sensation. AT TK9 BIJOU. -. ., An Important factor An the local taudevill situation 1' the Bijou theatre under Its new management' This popu lar bouse has surpassed all i previous records during tha past week,' and the week to come promises even - better things. - Owing to Its .convenient loca tion and beauty,' Its safety, coolness and, comfort. Its position Is well assured. lis managers are not satisfied to merely hold what has been gained, but are de termined 4o .give their patrons every possible retarn for their money. Many improvements in the building are now under way or In Immediate prospect, and the country la . being continually can vassed for new talent and better acta. As a result of unusual effort' tha pro gram which will Je presented , next week, beginning Monday afternoon,' con- girl on her wsy aoroad where aba Willi slsts of the following acts: . The Le- world.. Tie has made the element of slip nee tell a great story for him. Nor couldvhe have heeded Its singing had he not himself gone Into- the, . silent places to contemplate Its music. It is almost a shock to see In the ' pub Ushers.' notes, that It Is 'the story of a man-hunt through the enow-covered forests of Canada," after, having read the book. The "story" la such a shad owy dotal! of tha work, It .' scarcely seems to furnish a motif, and a "man hunt" is in too harsh, contrast to the toauty, the etlllnes and the awful tragedy of nature In the "Silent riaoes." - The story opens with a characteristic scene at -one of the Hudson Bay Fur company posts near James bay on the Moose river. ? v, . W , -j t 'The factor sends for Sam Bolton and IMokllerron: the former grown old and tried' In the service; the, latter, young. J but In whom the keen reader of human nature that every successful factor of this imperious company muet necessar ily be, had discerned traits of charac ter requliilte to the long,' perilous and arduous task ha was about to send them upon. Those, ' only familiar with re sults, have often wondered why this fur company could hold such masterful con trol over a country vast almost as tha universe and peopled with a race of sav ages to whom Its caves and crags were tha homing places, bur Inaccessible and unpenetrated by . tha . white invader. "The Silent Places" wrests this secret rrorq ina company wnen it set xonn me task these men were ta accomplish. The book Is attractively bound and beautifully Illustrated with six colored pictures by Philip - Qoodwin. mo Clurg, Phillips A - Co New Tork, iolin Recital E. 0 SPITZNER Presents I t 'M .-it r Ltibiie Collette ( (ELEVEN YEARS OLD)'"' , V ' ' 'Assisted by SPITZNER - KONR AD . ' TRIO " f i Miss Huggins, Piano . ' TOMORROW. NIGHT,. JUNE . 20 '.v 1 iVIARQUAM GRAND THEATRE Price 10 and IS eenta. Boxes and loges' 15.00. " Box offlca Qpen to ' i morrow morning for exchange of tickets. ,, ', .Price 11.10. study under European masters and de velop Ui talent which is, regarded by , many competent critics as genius. She leaves during July, accompanied by Mrs. Collette, for Prague, J3onemia,, to be come the pupil of Sevota, who, taught ' Kubelllc, Kocian and other world-famed 'Virluosoa. . , '. -tier recital program will comprehend numbers such as the difficult Hungar ian dances by Joachin-Brahraa, and the brilliant movements from the Mendels sohn concerto. 'i ' ' ' Blnce sue was' flva years . old, Luclle has studied faithfully here under Splta ner, who la a pupil from Lelpslo and Wurtsburg. She has taken three , or four lessons each week, and at 11 years of age has, reached a point of artistic excellence warranting her appearanoa before tha severely critical . audience that wlll assemble on Monday evening at tb Marquam. ' - . Luclle la the daughter of Mr. and M.N. T- Collette, of thlaity. -, . -A TXOBOVOKBXXO TfcAsOV , Those who fully understand the vir tues of laughter will not dispute tha re; marks made by rror. William s. uuinrie Nolrs, marionettes; Traak and Murry, singing and dancing comedians; i Jean St. Bemy, operatic . vocal 1st ; Voclf ero. the ventriloquist; All man brothers, com edy sketch artiste; Lulu The Is, coon shouter; Edna Foley, tha miniature Melba, and -tha vltascope. - Today's per formance! wilt be continuous from 1 to 10;80 p. m. ',)('k,nv'.,,Vi,( T 'r -Jr ' it ' ' t'j ,y ";;in vmo a tax. . f- . Tha Lyrlo played to tha 1 biggest week's business last week - -that the house has had since its opening. Every effort for comfort baa been put forth by tha management and tb house Is aa cool as a roof garden on tha lakes, Be sides a number of electrical - fans a large suction fan has been placed - hi tha center of the house and the Alder street doors opened and screens used. protecting the audlenca from tha gasa of those outside. """""V ' . , , This week's bill, which starts tomor row at S:16 p, m., is vouched for by the management as being up to the standard of their attractions and U as follows: Verno Kenedy trio, ..comedy sketch; Can Hart, who makes people laugh; : the Juggling Burks, .club Jug- ! iuu a v ti wismm -' - i a - yuaaiiua jLiaaaa.at ivtuu at the University of Chicago, when helglert; Kaymond U. Baldwin, ' the bai declared that laughter and comedy may ladlst; Kelly and , Maseey, In a swell be made to play an Important part aa sketch; Herb Boll, the funny man; and curative and remedial agents, even to the the vltascope and Buster Brown and big point of protecting humanity ' from the dog Tige, who will make you scream. . : iiauor habit. Drinkfng Is a graat time consuming habit,, and tha man who would .shake It oft usually finds that the reform leaves him an undue amount of leisure. One chief trouble with the efforts to suppress the evil Is that nothing la done toward putting a new and . wholesome habit in. its place. It Is in this stage ihat his depressions, recur : with great ' eat effect. ' Let him surround - himself with tha Influence which attends comedy and laughter. . The chances are that he Will And the time slipping by so plena antly that he has forgotten bis depn slon and much of bis craving. Good fun and good cookery might be made to do a great aeai towara . suppressing ine A. Qoxcai sotTQxraT. Prominent among the plans of the Portland Open Air Sanitarium Aid so ciety for raising the necessary funds for ensuring tha success of their en terprise Is the . proposed ' repetition of i "The Pastime, of 'Wernlty By Beatrix Demarest XJoyd. . Jta appear ance this month baa introduoVd almoat an entirely new writer to the public, and with the author - a notable group of characters. . New Tork la- tha seen and the central figure Is a man of wealth and leisure, whose wife through his temperment and an , unfortunate marriage has fallen Into a traglo gulf of Isolation, How his resurrection la ac complished through tha love of the two women whose relation to bint and to each other are the Important Clements In the plot, la told In a aerlea of dra matlo scenes tense with emotion. It la a novel of distinguished charm and In terest Charles Scribner Sons, New Tork. Price, 11.50, "Hero Tales for tba School Room" - This la a new -volume- In Scribner's series of school reading. Tha author Is James Baldwin and the Illustrations are by Howard Pyl and Reginald Birch. Among the most popular presenta tions of Greek, Teutonic and Franklsn folklore and ' legends . bar been "The Story of the Golden Age," Tha Story of Siegfried" and "Tha Story of Roland," by James Baldwin. Owing to the pop ular demand for a school reader em' bodying tha most representative of these legends, Mr. Baldwin baa selected from the larger - work a dosen - tales that will serve as a most charming- in trod uo- tloato this Held of literature. 1 "Ills Fortunate Grace" By Oertrnde Atherton, Like Bret 4 Hart ' Gertrude Atherton distinctly belongs to tha coun try of the "sunset sea.". Removal and long absence, even a home oa tha "pther aide" never could take from either, the broad western - conception of Ufa, the grasping of larger conditions, the look' lng beyond the -encompassing environ ments and seeing the real In life, the human and tha divine spark which make all men akin. Hera perhaps the com parison must cease ' . t In the above story the author has chosen her characters at long range and ' ' -A THEATRE V ''; '. ' Oorae Alder and Seventh. " - stSATIKCr m FX.OOS, Kaaag-an, , Beating Capaolty 700. mm or Monday, junc 20 ' . New to Portland. VERMON KENNEDY TRIO In a Funny Comedy Sketch.' ''"" . '''')' The Only - n ' i ; DAN HART Tha Funny : Man, who . : .' Laugh. ' ' Makes Ton V"'-' Tha Original . .. , v JUCCUNC BURKS In a Neat and Unique dub Juggling ,; .' Portland's Favorite, ' RAYMOND d BALDWIN A tn a New Song, with Ploturea. In a The Jolly Couple, . KELLY AND MAS5EY ' Swell Comedy Sketch. That's Him He's HERB BELL it Who Says Things That Make Tou - - Laugh. . 1 ;TTlEGRaTYCOPE Showing the original Buster Brown and His Dog Tige. ADMJ5SI0N 10c NO HIQHER oosTTXanfOira vxu tooat. . S to 10(30. -afk bows Begin i tilg and TUB. tha Juvenile . performance of ',?Tha J broug;ht them together without apparent Ouaan'a -Rmimiat l-toi., 1 effort In tha meetlna- a-raund - that the Queen's BouqueC. . lately given at tha Marquam Grand by ,: Professor Beggs dancing class. The little operetta Is cleverly constructed and tha young peo ple who participated are well drilled in their dances and parts. . They will Improve, too, In tha next performance, and will' undoubtodly merit a very lib eral patronage by the public Tha per- liquor evil. nicago tauy , ctvwm. u7 ormanc s requires 10 children - The 17.' 1902. " , v ' - J costumes are extremely nrettv and tha This la Just what we have been arw-lBiuctlon, :iaweiL,atai.-- i'Ma- a ing-ior-years. - now nere is . a cnanve entertainment - that la partlcularlr effort In the meeting ground that the popular song. calls "high society.", It- la Just from the ' press - of John Lane In his "Canvasbaek Library or popular Fiction." Price 7 cents. - Three. . v Notable' Announcements Houghton. Mlffln tc Co. evidently "are not following the custom of publish ers In laying aside works of deeper meaning and crowding their - presses with "light literature," compatible with tn season when body and brain are for some of you up-to-date reformers pleasing to children and to grown-up I supposed to turn to thoughts of ldl- to tr y It on. Get all your drinking friends together tonight five them a good supper and take them to see "A Thoroughbred Tramp" at Cordray"s, then watch thrresult tomorrow. If It proves a good thing just push It along. , .. Kxnxjr pabx orxvnra. people who love children. ..;h-v..- v": ! rxm roxTXAiTB cohosbtsTT Tha program for the regular Sunday evening open air concert of Big.' De Caprlo's orchestra at th Portland la a follows: . -. ' i- March, 'L Rein de Saba"..,";. Gounod The talk of , the town, for the ; past ! Overture, "Nabuccl" . . week has been th forthcoming opening of Shields' park. When the first cur tain - rise on the performance of "A Japanes Courtship" Monday night the open -, air theatre ' will, probably be I "crowded with old friends, and new ones. ' who ,have heard good report of the park.. ine new para ana me. new proauc-i .....Verdi Spanish Dances 1 and 1. . ..Moniknwikr Walts, "Acclamations" . . . Waldteufel SeleoUon, "Lohengrin" , .Wagner Duet, Serenade," French , horn and , flute .it. . -i ..... i .. . ,'. .Tltl -Mr. Everest and Mr. Bathe. - Overture "11 Regente" ...Meroadante Mascagnl 'Farewell" .'. ..Vogler ..Wallace ,... xoraine tlbn, however, are far beyond anything I Baritone solo, "Colima Polka' V.Liherati past and marks a distinct advance In summer theatricals. The ' painters, de corators, carpenters and seen artists have been busy these past weeks and the place is" brilliant In. new . paint i new lights and new furnishings. One fea ture which will b especially appro- DeCabrlo. selection. ' vMarItena" i (a) "Salome ....... t b Paraphrase, "Annie Laurie",. ......... , Bennett Marco, . "TM SUF7AZ HTSTXWY." ness and entertainment but are giving out more than ordinarily good and healthful books. Among these we find tha berolo career of Francis Parkman told by Mr. Henry D. Sedgwick In volume ' based upon ' th historian's diaries, notes and letters, and partic ularly full in Its account Of his youth Parkman'a plan of writing history was formed early; his travels fixed In his mind the scenes and ngures which he was to portray, and th rest of bis life, as la well known, was spent In the re tirement of an Invalid scholar's chair. His working time was frequently re duced to less than half an hour a day, yet the greater part, pt hla career was one or. such tenacity of purpose and such . magnificent endurance as has scarcely a parallel in the history, of American letters. ' Many, personal letters are used to how, his close friendship with the great ;-saiut tp st Louis".. D Caprlo mn tit his day. " , Another -book which will be of pe-1 cuilar value this year Is the "Memories elated is , th entir ' re-seating of the I ' ,Th Buffalo -Mystsry.' which' beidns I of Pntnam." which was published reserveor sw section witn omrortaoie week's engagement at Cordrays the chalrs. the best procurab e for th pur- atr, June 6, ha been oonatructed to amuse ana entnuse. ,Th scenes are laid pose. The venting capacity has been In creased and. the park will now accom modate S.B00 people. This is th reason why the elaborate productions, which will be presented during the coming Seaaon can be. offered for a general ad . .mission oi.iu cania. . 1 The company,? which producer Zlnff t has at his disposal Is the best aver- re crulted xor a summer eaaon on the Par in ana around Buffalo. N. Y.. and em braces tlkellfe pictures now already well known : to the public.. The , characters have . been taken from life .art the scenery Is said to eclipse anything cf ina sort attempted with a sensational play. Chief among the scenes la a stone quarry - Into which the ' vUlaln ' dashes headlong with, hj automobile. A . ' , "SUenoe i aay . Carfyla, , "la ih ele ment t In ;which : great things ' fashion themselves together, that at length they may emerge, full formed and majestic, Into the daylight of life, which they are henceforth to rule." , . Many Indeed (ar the theories being uvancea to account , ior me aeoaaenoe . or literature and tha dimuniltion of art and all those thing which inspire and tflevat.': the., soul, xbut '-non..eem"-f so plausibl as the ' utter disregard of the - power of silence as an element to great achievements. The tendency. of the age is to crowd to th business marts; the artist locates his studio In the crowded commercial building; the publio library . ia piaocam tne business center, and on every hand .this "sUence" la aacrlflced to convenlence-r-to the rush for accom- r pnsnmenta, or ; in other words for the commercial rvalue of tlm and work whlcn is characterising the art and lit erature of the age and which ahould ,' temain :-unspotted from the' world." .v Some one has eald;" "Silence, golden ' silence, never gave birth to some of the ' concoctions that today ljtter ; library tables and the shelves of book shops." Nothing was ever better or trier said. Much . of the so-called : llteratar car ries withilt the bustle' and noise and confusion of the surrounding in which -we know; it was conceived and given , birth; our ears ring with the din and uproar and the exhaustion of tired 1 nerves aro upon 'us as w read the eon fiiudlng chapters, and tie restf ulness, i that ahould come, from reading, has de Parted.. ,f'r;''''(SlW;;:.J'nii&ii':i(r.iJ:; Th problem novels, th unhealthy de tectlv stories, the microbes and the germs, tne nospitai scenes,? th battle and carnage of war and trade, are all i urougni into piay to supply a demand and turn money into the coffers of the "professional writer," and these have necessarily round their Held of action in tne noisy places of earth.'. earlier In the , year ' edited by Miss Rowena BuelL with Introduction by Sen ator Hoar and President Perry of Marietta college. Among the . many letters and journals in this volume is a curious account of Putnam's explore "tion of the lower Mississippi In 1771 with several Interesting maps. -While n a little lighter vein, yet of quite as interesting a character is complete and compact ' one volume ed Itlon. : based on Professor Child' monumental collection of English and Scottish popular ballada . Professor Child's labors id this field were unapproached by any American or roreign scholar, and to students and lovers of literature this condensed ed ition will be of high value and Import ance. The volume contains an Introduc tion by Prof. George . L. Klttradge of Harvard, who, with, the lat Helen Child Sargent has' carefully prepared - the ediUon, ! adding full textual notes. variant readings and a complete glos sary. f lAkJerl JfXOFZJI'S ' 101TLAB FLA 09 ' OF Week of June 20,' 1904 THE LeNOIRft . Marionettes. TRASK & MURRY ' Singing and Dancing Comedians, ' JEAN ST. REMY . ', ' ' Operatic , Vocalist , . 'i..,, YOICIFERO Ventriloquist ALLMIAN BR05. High Privates in Rear Rank, LULU TL1EIS ' Coon Shouter, EDNA FOLEY ' . Illustrated Songs. the m STA foxtxavs's srxw rxmarsoor . TAVBXTZXU JfXATXOtnn. ; The Largest and Best-Equipped 10o Theatre In th United States. OPENS MONDAY NIGHT This J th most-brilliant event In Portland' theatrical hlatorr. ' Tb latest constellation to Illumine vaudeviu with Its radiance la the ; most daaiUnr. With perfect ap pointments, fireproof equipment a : large stage, comfortable chairs, beautiful decorations and modern cooling devices, the Star marks th cumax or modern theatr building. The theatr will present th best attraction , that money can buy. 8ACT'5TAR BILL-8 Her 1 th eight-act star bill for th -week' beginning Monday night June 10; . , - DELL 4 FONDA America's Foremost Club Juggling Duo. a Great Vaudeville Sensation. DEELY & SHEEN Two Nw Tork Favorites Win ners a Singing and Dancing Com dlana. , ... - -. The Great STANSHELD Character Comedian and Mlmlo of ' , th First Rank. THE HOLDSWORTHS Presenting Their Dramatic Spec- tacular Act "Art va Gold. THE RANDOLPHS In a Chinese Novelty Act that Reaps a Whirlwind of Laughs. The BENNINGTON DUO The World-famous Comedy Sketch Team with Catchy Songs and Spir ited Dance. , . GEORGE SNYDER He makea a hit with Melodlea Pictured Edison's Pro jcctoscopc Moving Scenes that Are Comic, Historical ana sensational. SEE a Great Bill for. eeeeeete 00c ' ."Madame, for Women Who Think" la the rather startling title page of a magasine that has Just reached ouri table from Indianapolis. Its title Is Nor dnesithls atlenc aa en ei.m.hi certainly aelf explanatory, and Its eon- for fashioning great thing apply only tent confirm the title's promise. It Is 10 oookb ana tneir writers, it applies I creuiiauie intia magasine, wen gotten LAWN FETE AND BAZAR , For the Benefit of THE PATT0N HOME ." " ' - . Friday Afternoon and Evening June 24th Home of Mrs. Nicolal, 493 East 10th St' Interesting programme of vocal and instrumental music. ARCADE TWM XOTTSa TKAT KADB TAVSX- tius rAxovs ur foxtxjuto. , 5; Seventh and Washington lOo TO ANY SBAT NSW BILL STARTS MONDAY . Here are the Star Acts for his Week $ to th making of great men and rrni nations, and th , great event of the world. , . . ' . v f Nq writer of recent years, none ner-' hap since Thoreau, has bo fully appre ciated this element, or found in it such inspiration as Stewart' Edward White: Ms books have almost aU s left ..the haunts "and noise of man and, gone out to, th great world. Of nature for their inspiration and their- story. The Forest,''- so ' quiet, so peaceful, so fresh with,, the breese fcf originaUty freighted viui tne coming" or up, fully illustrated and full of Just sucn information as . women . ' desire. "The Home of lady Henry Somerset" is one of th principal features, and whll VLady Henry" has been done to death by reporters and magasine writers, she I Is aver an interesting and new subject I ior women' readers, . . Several 'clever.; stories. and some bright little skits go to make up alto I gether a very readable little magasine. literature, - was but the promise of a I better ana grander dook. 3: Th - Silent Places: In ' this V honk Stewart Edward White has mora than kept the faith that was put in hint when from time to time hf other books have neen given 10 in puDii& it is a poem? In prose; an eplo In which trfir history or a great time and place and people Theatrical make-up, Hess and Meyers' new manner of I specialties, greaa paints, powders and BASE BALL OAKLAND : PORTJUAND ' 'was ATTXSWOOV Week Day 330, Sunday 1:30 p. m. jLamissioa seo. ' Children 15o creams.;; Woods rd, Clarke A Co Fourth and Washington streets. ' corner Trolley Trips on the 0. W. P. Trolley Trips to Estacada on the -To Mount'Tabor, Mount" Scott,- Easi Eide Reservoir,; Tares 5' cents. To Ore gon City and Canemah . Park, tickets gooa on boat, fare 25 cents., round trln. are writ, regardless of them occupying Cars,: with openctrailers every 80 min np great place In the hlatory of . the I ute from first and Alder streets. ' . -: 'V. Through Oresham, th Eagle ' Creek valler and Currlnsvtlla : The first Sun day ' electric motors cars, with trailer attached, t will, run through ? tomorrow. Leave First . and Alder street i 7iS0. 1 ;v. ii:su, i;ju, :so and :9k ' ,,. j SHECK BROTHERS Acrobatic Wonder Direct from the wrpneum circuit. Ban jrrancisco. THE PRAMPINS Musical Marvel and Eccentrlo Con Jurers of Melody. NYER AND MASON The Peerless Team of Versatile Comedian. THE GREAT BENSLEY XX M jricgrlasi IQattAN wtV ' UI. Than other, Jugglers with Their AaOrllUO MAUD TRENVILLE An Operatlo Soprano with a Voice a i u :- - - egal Gown. ' PICTURED MELODIES . Kat Coyle's Song Tell th Story of th Illuminated Scenes, v THE AMERICAN BIOSCOPE The latest Moving Pictures of Stlr- ring juveni or uoaern Time. THE YTTAGRAPH Ther are no wait In th lobby. The -Vltagraph entertains the visitor on entering tha theatre.; Conttnaone Bill Vodav. ' 80 to 10:30. Week Show Becin - taa and Til, v. MARQUAM THEATRE ldent He -:t. ' ' . ; ' ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDITiARY Tuesday and Vycdncsday, Nights, June 21-22, 1904 Charles Frohman Presents , lie (Her First Stellar Appearance Here) . r ' AS LADY BABBIE IN J. M. CARRIE'S COMEDY - . The Little Minister PRICES Entire Zxwr Floor, f 1.00: Balcony, , First' t Bows.'. 11.10 ' Balcony, Second Rows, 11.00; Balcony, Last Row, 7 J cents. Qaliary, to and 71 oenta Boxes and loge. 112.10. Beat are -now seulnav Car-' ('liages at 10:0 o'clock. ; .v t' . Vl - . ' " FRIDAY NIGHT. JUNE 24 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 2504 GRAND TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT Given by Pro J. N. Begg's Class ; 40-CHIUDREN-40 The Queen's Bouquet i Together with Mrs. Walter Reed, Contralto : I Uodef the Auspices'of the Ladies' Aid tb the " ' Open Air Sanitarium for BVENINO PRICKS Enttr Lower Floor, 10 eents; Balcony. First Rows, 10 cints; Balcony, Last Row,' II cent; Gallery. 18 centa ' Special Children's Matin Sat nrday. Prices Adults, 21 cent to any part of th theatr. Children. cents. ; Kii'i.X:"' box orrzoB ores jmrmsAT kobbtwo, jtnra aa, Icioo'oxoox CORDRAY'S THEATRE Cordraj A KosmII, Maujer. non xAxjr wa.1 Mitinee Pricet-lOc, 20c Evening prices 10c," 20c, SOc ONLY PLAY IN TOWN. - Week Commencing Sunday Evening, June 19 TONIGHT . ; ELMER WALTER'S Big Sensational Scenic Comedy lip; ' One of the most pronounced successes that has scored In the ' last four years. 'Humorous Sayings, Rich Philoso phy, Pathos, Striking Situations, There's,.. I ..Nothing That's Half So Good. ; ". the BAKER THEATRE GEO. Z. BAXXB. Sol iMeee iui Baaarer, 7hoM Baia 1901 BEGINNING MATINEE LAST WEEK THE CASINO COMPANY , Presenting the Wittiest of AU the WEBER C& FIELD'S Musical Burlesques "Hoity Toity" A Satire ,011 Everything Fun of Brilliant ' . Dialogue-Catchy Music and Beautiful Effects PRICES; ;Matineelbc, 15cJ 35c. ; Night-15c, 25c, 35c. 5C TODAY' I LAST. I I , WEEK I (1 .'v : I . H 1 ... ItfAVf WAl BAER THEATRE "Tl .aWi.i. .v v vvik v.0. Presenting sardou s : lipibji abac