nkaatersjUsd B-tatruasa of the piano u
tth. Twa taatrameaU from which tu
Bjr ert 'af Bit tha auta In the world
today la ardXjeed Tha Jasslseoos are
(wo oaa4y sketch artists, who launch
an avalanche of Jokee and teats. The
Ranaa Raymonds ara tha jyehlele by
which tha Edward hsve attained fan.
Some of their feats ara entirely new to
vaudeville.
Tha rnoreaslng popular favorite. Kate
Coyle, without whom no Arcade pro
cram would ho complete, haa obtained a
new and beautiful eon, Illustrated by
charming elides. Two new (lima on tha
bioscope, which have been procured
from the eaat. will conclude one of she
r vaudeville programs preaented In
city.
j
Jefferson as "Rip Van. Winkle."
At the Marquam (J rand theatre shortly
we are to have the pleasure of seeing
that splendid actor. Thomas Jefferson,
In Washington Irvine's betutlful poetic
dream. "Kip Van Winkle."
Thomas Jef feraon, aa every one knows,
" a son of Joaeph Jefferson. He was
born In New York September 10. 1 867.
shd was sent to London and afterwards
to Paris to be educated. After com
pleting his education he adopted tha pro
fession that had originally been in
tended for him. He made hla first ap
pearance In Edinburgh, and In England,
playing many parts. Ha returned to
Paris, where he played In French. On
hla return to the United States he was
engaged by beater Wellack. He also
played with Booth, Barrett. Netlaon,
Davonport. Mrs. John Drew. W. J. Flor
ence. John Oilbert and with hla distin
guished father Joaeph Jefferson.
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Offering of The Lyric
If you go with tha crowd, you'll visit
the Lyric each week, not onoa but of
tener. This popular vaudeville play
house haa endeared itself to tha show
loving public who have learned to count
on whatever the Lyric haa aa the beat
This week'a bill Is: Hanford and Hart,
comedy sketch; Young and Brooks,
clever musicians; Nancy Rice, clever vo
callet and harpist; the Aldeans, Aus
tralian comedy acrobats; Grove, the
handcuff king; Harry Hoyt, aweet bari
tone, will sing the ballad sensation of
tha century. "Jennie Lee:" the vltasoope
showing Edison's latest pictures. Every
aqt named above la a top liner and the
bill has Just enough spice and variety
about It to make It one the public will
enjoy.. Last week'a bill closes with to
night's performance. Continuous per
formance from 2:30 to 10 p. m. today.
New bill opeaa at 2:S0 p. m.. Monday.
Don't forget that Friday night ia gold
night and that fit In gold la given
away. 15 at each performance.
At the Empire.
At the Umpire theatre for three days,
stsrtlng Thanksgiving matinee. Novem
ber It. with a matinee Saturday, the
newest, brightest and moat advanced
theatrical novelty of the present season,
the new "Grime's Cellar Door." will be
given. It is the second edition presented
by a large company of unapproachable
and Incomparable expert farceuers. se
lected with a view to the successful pre
sentation of this pantomime farce. The
new 'Grime's Cellar Door" la superbly
staged with lavish generosity, every de
tail ahowlng a master hand, being an ad
mirable effort aa an entertainment that
a manager could offer, and an enter
tainment that appeals to the taste of
the most select seekers of refined and
elevating amusement. Important new
features have been carefully distributed
throughout the entire program that will
be found Invigorating and healthful.
The new "Grime' Cellar Door" la a
anlld. substantial enterprise, carrying
with It tha guarantee of superior excellence.
Playing Before
Royalty
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D
, AVID GARRICK." the play.
and Sir Charlee Wyndham,
the actor, have come to be
pretty nearly one and In
separable. For two years at time Sir
Charlee haa acted the play, and the his
tory of the play la the history of his
success. Woven In and out of this his
tory and In a large measure a part of It
appear the personal characteristics of
the king and quean of England, a csar
of all the Hussies and many other dis
tinguished people of many nations.
ft is a history of telling of which Sir
Charles Is wont to revel In. and none can
blame him. for It ia replete with Inter
esting details aad the doings of men
who control great destinies
Sir Charles la now In America again,
after an absence of fourteen years.
In appearance Sir Charles la the typical
KngHsh actor-manager. Re ia rather
slight, of medium height, with strongly
marked feature end a determined
mouth. His eyes ara blue and merry;
his forehead, or owned with waring iron
gray hair, that of a pott or an artist;
but his chin ia severe and businesslike,
and the lines of his mouth are not to be
treated lightly. The upper part of his
face shows the artist and litterateur; tha
lower part the man of affairs and bank
books. It Is a happy combination.
Hie wide experience In many lands has
robbed htm of any distinctive KngHsh
accent. He could easily pass for either
a New York lawyer, a Boston author, a
Chicago speculator or a Ban Francisco
Clergyman.
Few. however, would pick him out for
an actor. Hg haa hone of the manner
Isms of ths craft either In speech or
gesture. His words are softly spoken
and his manner la that of the refined
man who haa never gotten over being
a good fellow. His clothes are not ec
centric, but he does smoke cigarettes
and many of them.
He does not live up to the greaae paint
of the stage, but to the club and the
drawing room.
"King Edward haa made the English
slsge what It la today. Ha made It
fashionable and made It nwpeotad." said
Sir Charles In a recent Interview In New
York. Until ha did that tha English
stage was in a deplorable oondltlon. No
body paid any attention to it aad It was
rather shunned by society. No attempt
was made at artistic or correct mount
ing. The scenery and tha 'props' ware
makeshifts. If wa wanted a drawing
room scene there waa nobody to give it
to us The managers did not pare, and
it seemed to make no difference whether
It was right or not. Etiquette aa than
seen on the stage waa usually a pretty
shoddy Imitation of tha real thing. Tha
stage managers and producers were a
very different set of people from those
who make the beautiful and elaborate
productions today.
It was King Edward's patronage and
Interest entirely that wrought the
change.
"Then we gave 'David Oarrtck' at
Windsor Caatle by the king's Invitation,
when he treated us most kindly After
the play the queen came up to mo aa
we were gathering to go to supper and
said:
Dear old David Garriek! How I do
lore him:'
"But the king said: 'Wfndhsm. when
are you going to get a new play? I have
seen this one seven times now.'
"Of ceuras. In a performance of that
ktnd before the king there la no applause
by the audience Etiquette forbids it.
Although I was fully aware of that and
had warned tha oawVPwBjr set to expect
I MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE
iiri Pkom, Malm 868. W. T. Panmia, RmmUiamM Mamagor. t
PangU,
three Niat-rri
Moodily, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 22, 23 i
"The Burning question of tha hour is:
HAVE YOU SEEN CANDIDA?" New
York Bun. March 1Z. 104.
1 LASTSBASON MOST CONSPICUOUS SUCCESS
George Bernard 8 haw's Sparkling Comedy.
"CANDIDA"
Presented by a Specially Selected Cast, haadad by
LESTER UOINEROAIN
Direction of George H. Ben nan Company. Incorporated,
An Entire Season's Run in New York City.
Candida Played in Five Different New York Theatres.
A Record Unequalled in Theatrical History.
"Candldamania" Now Extending Through the Country.
Magazines and Newspapers Teaming with Praise.
Prices: Farquette, $1.10; Parquotte Circle. tl.W; Balcony, first ai rows,
76a; last six rows, 60c, Gallery, tec. sic; Boxes and Loges, 110.00.
Seats now selling.
wflMaaoa
I MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE
M Phonm Malm 868. W. T. PangU. Rmtldont Manager.
Tlianksglving Day Attraction Jr&E"
W. B. NANKEVILLE'S MASSIVE ORGANIZATION
HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS
THE QRANDEST COMPANY EVER ORGANIZED
Presenting tha foremost favorites from tha front ranks of Minstrelsy,
INCLUDING.
TU HWSTKL NAN " BIU-UY VAIN Ik. ef Irw"
AND THE
"Beau Brummell," JIMMY WALL
and a Mammoth Register of Minstrel Celebrities.
The Magnificent, New, First Part Spectacle.
"THE EVOLUTION OF THE WATERMELON"
The Highest 'Result In Stageland Splendor.
The Picturesque Bong and Dance Sketch,
MOOlNLelQMT I1N DIXIE"
Introducing JIMMY WALL and Twenty Dancing Experts
Parade at High Noon from tha Theatre.
' Concert at 7 15 in front of tha Theatre.
PRICES Both Matinee end Night:: Entire Lower Floor. Jl 10; Balcony,
first six rows. 7&c. last six rows, 60c; Gallery, 25c and 36c; Boxes
and Logos, $10.00.
The advance sale of saata will open next Tuesday morning, November
II, at 10 o'clock. 1 ''.,
& BT AUGUSTUS
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I MARQUAM GRAND THEATRE f
fi phonm Main 868. W. T. P angle. Resident Manager.
i Friday and Saturday Nights, Nov. 25 and 26
special trice I latince jiurua ai 13 u wiu4.it.
MELVILLE B. RAYMOND
Presents
t America's Greatest Play
Same
Creat Company
NEW YORK, CHICAGO. LONDON, ENG.
oaVAirs
Evening Prices
Parquette. 11.60; Parquette
Circle. 11.00: Balcony, first six
rows. 75c. last six rows. Me:
Gallery, He. 35c, Boxes and
Logee. $10.00.
Special Matinee Prices
Parquette. $1.00; Parquette
Circle, 75c; Entire Balcony,
50c; Entire Gallery, 35c.
The advance aale of aeats will open next Wednesday morning.
November IS. at 10 o'clock.
aaaaessswasaaeai
It or appreciation of any kind, still when
I went off after the first act and heard
that silence, for there are -some silences
so deep they are audible. It came to me
like a shock. The sensation see.ned to
paralyse me. Never on the stage did
I experience ao unpleasant and uncanny
a feeling aa that silence produced where
applause had always been. The other
actors were similarly affected.- It nearly
broke up the performance.
"Two other events of interest In the
story of 'David Garriek' are when we
went to Germany and Busala with It. I
waa able to speak Oerman with a little
brushing up and fortunately Miss Mary
Moore had learned the language aa a
schoolgirl without ever studying It.
. "When the Berlin manager read the
translation he was In despair, for 'David
Garriek' does not read well at all. It la
too simple, and would dlagust any one
who judged it from that atandpolnt 80
thla manager made a public apology for
It tn advance. That was rather disheart
ening; out, to make it worse, on the op
ening night a one act "curtain raiser'
by the German company waa hlaaed off
the stage.
"Imagine my feelings as I, stood In
the wings when that occurred and heard
some one In the stalls aay. "Now wo
will get the English clowns. Fortu
nately. Miaa Moore was In her room and
did not know of the bad start. How
ever, by the and of the second art we
bad won them over and they treated ua
moat kindly. The critics sent back a
Joint note of congratulation.
"So happily did the Oerman venture
turn out that wo went to St. Peters
burg and played "David Garriek' In the
German theatre there; then to Moscow
and back t St. Petersburg by the csar's
command tn give a little English play
The Happy Pair.'
"When the csar wishes to see a play
ha eenda a command to have It given.
and it Is accordingly put on without any
announcement whatever. The first inti
mation you have of the csar's visit to
a theatre is when his cook arrives with
his diahes and pots to prepare tha tea
and cakes for the royal party. The
csar was exceedingly pleasant to us
Thst waa the father of the present
csar. When I had returned to England
he sent me this ring, a plain gold band,
in which are set a medium slaad ruby
and a diamond.
"Strange to aay I refused It and went
it back. I thought It wa a joke.
"A little while before a friend and I
arranged a practical Joke on another
actor to make him believe that the
csar had sent him a Jewel. We had the
poor fellow bothered out of hla wita
and kept It up for Weeks. When t hie
came I thought b waa surely paying
us back. I was obliged to offer all
sorts of apologies to the Russian am
basssdor when I learned of my error."
Proof of a Poor
From tha Tooth's Companion.
"Don't talk to me about the recipes
In that magaalne." ssld Mrs. Lane, with
great energy. "Wasn't that tha very
magsslne that advlaed me to put on that
sody solution and leave the tablecloth
out overnight to take off those yellow
stains r
"I'm Inclined to think it may have
been." said Mrs. line's alster with du
meeknesa. "I sent you a number of
them in the spring. I remember."
"Well, and what happened T' aaked
Mrs. Lane, with rising wrath
"Didn't the statua disappear" aaked
her slater.
"Disappear:" said Mrs. Lane in a
withering tone. "It was the tahlrrlnth
that disappeared. I don't know any
thing about tha stains. '
GRAND THEATRE
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FORMERLY CORDRAY'S
Continuous Performances An Unsurpassed Bill
POLITE VAUDEVILLE
Grand Opening
This Afternoon Tonight
Sunday Matinee, November 20th, 2 p.m.
To See the Best in the Land You Must Patronize the GRAND.
Admission 10c to Any Seat
Box Seats 25c
9T0P LINE ACTS-9
Musliner's Trained Sheep
Tha Acme of Animal Training Reached. Aba,
lately First Time ao pactflo Coast.
THE FOUR OLIFANS
Freeh from World's Fair Triumphs.
FRYE & ALLEN
Refined Comedy Sketch.
THE ELLIOTTS
Who Captured Critical Ntw York. "
SAM and IDA KELLY
Rural Comedy 8klt.."8l and Mandy."
ARTHUR 0. FOLKERT
Double Nota Whistling and Imitations.
WILLIAM GROSS
German Comedian.
FRANK MELTON.
Pictured Melody. "Only a Private. That's AM."
THE GRAN0ISC0PE
Screamingly Funny Picture Story,
"A Guiltless Tramp."
YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE!
COLUMBIA
THEATRE
FOURTEENTH AND WASHINGTON
can i siacs Ms. .- ua
The handsomest theatre in the northwest the home of the popular Columbia Stock Company
Every Night This Week SSSS7SSS Sunday. Nov. 20
Special Matinee Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
' - i :: ' .' , - - .... y x , ..
DION BOUCICAULT'S FAMOUS COMEDY DRAMA
LED ASTRAY
One of the greatest plays of the latter part of the 19th century, presented by the full strength
of the company. A play of great magnetism, with heart interest and comedy charmingly blended.
MATINEES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. .
Information Regarding: Columbia Seats
PRICES Evening, 15c, 25c, 35c and 50c. Matinee, 10c, 15c and 25c.
All day down town box office open at Dolly Varden candy shop, 287 Morrison street, from
10 a. m. to 7 p. m. Phone Main 110. After 7 p. m. at, the theatre.
Note Box office will be moved from Rowe & Martin's drug store to the Dolly Varden
candy shop in the Marquam buiTdingTieginning Sunday morning at-10 o'clock, November 20.
INext Week t THE NEW DOMIINIOIN
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TaM sag TsaUffl
Maasst VAtrrajrixji
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xovax m
Week Starting
Monday, November 21
OTXBTVEX ST BAXZm OSOXXSTBA.
Barnold's Dogs and
Cats
By apevfatl rxjnstt Si
ata will to retained oae
4-TheDor Family--4
In a Very TasgfcsMs Trie Cottage Asi,
Jum Calvin
Clours Jaggk.
4-The George Family-4
A MrtMeal 0ilittB la Oae get.
m xaisaaujrs nn aaxAJL
The Voltens.
BesisrksMs Of sussts.
Raymond G. Baldwin
PopoUr Baritoee.
Biograph
gbdwiar gdlsoa's Latest Metarsa.
Admission 10 Cents
Performances 2:.W. T SO sag S p. Jk
The World's
STRONGEST MAN
AT TBX
NEW BILL BEGINS MONDAY
HERACLIDES
The gtruugeet Man Is the World is Bis
Msrvefcms reals or butoiib.
Harvey Children
f antral Art lata Wbe Will rill the Theater
With Meke.
The Edwards
Roman Ring Artists Wkese rests Are Most
Borprl.lnt.
Geo rjfe Wilson
it Who Talks ana BIB)
Ragtliae.
Kate Coyle
A Plctoreg Ballad hr this geeetsst ef
Dtsgers.
American Bioscope
The Arcade's Moving Pietares Are Alvrsr
la the Lead.
CONTINUOUS BILL SUNDAY
9 to 1A:M p. si. Weeh-dsy sheers. S to
4:g; T.'W to !0:0 p. Sa.
Admission 10; to Any Seat
Dinkelspiel in the
Subway
7 Oeorge T. Mobert.)
(Csgsrlsht. 1S04. hr W K Hesrst.)
I DINK I hold all der Serubvay rec
ords I bought der fairs t tickst in
der Serubvsy; I got dsr fairs t kick
on der shins in der Serubvsy; I hung
m to dr falrat strap tn der Serubvay,
irnd I vas der falrst man to enter der
Serubvay und demand eight dollars vorth
of entertainment for der nickel I paid.
Ofer ttOO.OOO peoples haf slready ran
second.
Der Serubvsy la a nice idea. It la a
canned elevated road.
Der difference between der Elevated
und der Serubvay during dee rush hours
Is dot mors microbes get Into der Serub
vay and cannot gat ouid again.
I supposition dot a great many of
der peoples dot vas riding In der Serub
vay during der past few days vas dare
ould of curiosity. Many of data vss
dare ould of manner, ton.
I like der Serubvay falrst rata. I no
ticed dot der egowds haf a much more
bp to date vay of stnoding on each
udder's feat dan der olt stjle of dar
Greatest
Aerial Act In
Vaudeville
AT THE
STAR
NEW BILL BEGINS MONDAY
4 Pour Flying Ban vards 4
la Their Mamloae Aerial Cssttsg Act. "The
Latest Circus Sensation ."
In Their Pastoral Play, by Boarard p Tay
lor. "Joaathee's (Wtsaip.''
SCHILLER BROS.
Is s Novelty Art, "The Violin Vbrtsoso sad
the Stager."
THE OREAT ZANO
Ths ata rre lees Barrel. Brick aad Trick
HICKMAN ft MORTON
The Clever Bister Soobrattes.
HARRY BROWN
The Cartoonist.
BROWN ft EDMUNDS
Tws Marry Mart far Cessediaas Fall ef
Flaatatiea Prank
THE PROJKCTOSCOPH
Tea Great Meter Harbin 1st ted by
Kdiaaa.
Cse Classes Mil Baa jay, a to 10:M p. sa.
Weeh-day shews. 1:30 to 4 :. 7:st te 10:80
p. S.
(lasers! adaatseloa. 10 rents, reserved boi
sests. SB rests.
esess;asBaesa
Twmlfth and Morri.
ton Jfraefa
I EMPIRE THEATRE
TaTBXX BATS 8T AATTaTO) THAgXSOrvigO aTATTsTXZ, TXtnUDAT. BO
TBX BXAM.0BB Of sTDglCAL COMEDIES.
WITaOUT A rLAW-TH WWW
Grimes1 Cellar Door
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A VERITABLE BEYXLATIOB PBXTTT OIAL8 FTJBBY COMEOIAVS OBXAT BBS
OXAXTTJB BXW BTOIIC.
Special Novelty Feature of the Famous Oarl Family $
Price. We.
PAkTOMIglBTB. EQUIXlBaMBTB . ACBOBATS ABD JUOOLEXS.
A Tuwaa or waaur.
lasarnd sests. Wc. alstlasa, 2tc te say part ef ,
e. 0r. lOe. Special n
Children's special sests. 10c.
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Elevated. Und also der elbow vlch you
get In dar rib on der Serubvsy lesves
a much broader bruiae den der olt
style.
Der cars on der Serubvay vaa made
ould of steel I noticed, too. dot If you
turn to look ouid der vlndow somebody
steals your seat, vich la also a new
Idea.
Der strapa on der Serubvay vas not
hand-painted yet, but if der rush kseps
up dey soon vlll be.
Der lankvlch of der guards Is also
a aaw Idea und Is eggstremely hard to
understood, considering der fact dot dey
haf hat ao leedle practice
. Dar system of calling ould der stations
In der Serubvsy ts different from der
Elevated, because down below der air
ia mora condensed und can be rolled up
tighter.
- On der Rievated der guards al vay
sing ould dar name of der station yuat
like eomedlng vss hurting dam inter
nally, und dar q at der and of der vord
la always silent.
In der Berabvay der Speech of der
guards la mors gutteral mlt der accent
on der aecoad syllabus. I noticed dot
some of der Berabvay guards vas eggs
tremely nervous and slmost spoke plain,
but dla rill all be Improved ven dar
road gets used to ttaelf.
Dor Serubvay station vas eggstremely
beautiful und der ticket sellers vaa dar
handsomest bunch of men I haf ever vlt
neseed. Aboujd slga o'clock Isst efen-
front of vun of dar
LYRIC
THEATRE
Seating Capacity 760.
WEEK STARTING MONDAY.Nov.2l
OTXBTUBX BT LYRIC OBCHESTBA.
Hanford & Hart
Cossedy Sketch.
Young cr Brooks
Clever Mastetsas.
Nancy Rice
Clever Vocalist sad Barptat.
The Aldeans
Australian Oossedj Arrohals.
Grove
The Handrsff Klnf.
Harry Hoyt
Sweet Barltsee. win sleg the hailed seaa
tioa of the eeetury. "Jessie Lea."
The Vltascope
easslsg. g Hate's Latest Ptcture.
This ad. aad I Or will admit tws to aay
Ssadaee, exespttsg Basday sad ho 11 da rs
Admission lOe. no signer. caotn
MU today t te 10 30. Wsel
2: IS aad 7 18.
faek shews sects
vtndows to apeak a few pleasant vorda
mlt der nickel grabber.
I aaked him how old he like his aaw
ehob. und before he could answer me
IS strangers hat bought der tteketa and
hat passed ofer my prostrate form I
hat to stay dare like a rubber door aaat
till der rush vaa afar.
Dare vaa nuddlng new should dar ad.
vertlaamente bs der Serubvay. Dey vas
still yelling for help and money like
dose aa dar Elevated.
Vaa sttia I BOUcad gBoaM mm Borah-
Bijou
THEATRE
PROGRAMME, WEEK Nov. 21
Tha Ma Sara Harealaa.
MILDEBRANDT
Frost the Orphcasi St Tlkui.
ELMORE ft BARTLETT
The Charnlsg Casta ths.
ZELMA SUMMERS
i r as tws on Aay MIL
ZERELDA
The Musical Oyataast.
TUs aaoa ragrvaJ tor ttva
riATuax act
See k. aad yoej mm kiow.
Premlrrs ta Thsw Use.
AUDREY MSTEK5
Pictures That Tell the Stery Baa
PEARL QREYstON
Nrw Ufa Motto Pleteres a the
VITA5COPH
ADMISSION ANY SEAT ss
Aft
to 10:
10 .10.
ernoos frow I s i M: sisslsa frw T
Issllsai in crow s ss
wsas-wewejgBWSsjMsy
dare la haarhf
wow 1 itcit dor air down
und not so saay to handle aa mm
Elevated.
mar rlrilnsr should
crowded Serubvay oar It
to bruah der duet off i
breathing it
A
hla
of mine tatt ata
t lost IMS gyastl
tan bieafea Bs s 'wBl