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rw( Tors. rb. . u.-aa joung
lady by the nam of Mia
Acacia Omi kj' the troubles
which cum to her u4 bar
husband aa' the iwult of "pra
tory" t , the Sct that-aba had Ib
bsrltod aom it0, rved to bold the
center of Interact In Inmttlc Mow Tort
th pant seven., dajrs which 'is another
way of saying that The Lucky HUl
Dean." which was presented at th ".
toon Square tboatro last Monday night
. ,wao tho only openlne- of -tha; week.
, Tbl comedy had oonldrable auo
1a abroad wboro Ifwugr played with
' Charles a Haw trey In tho principal rota,
' part taken o-rar - hr - by William
Courtlsleh. . it j. not vr' cenaur. to
ay that Mr. Coartlelgk. excellent ac--to
that 4-et tn many ways, Is, hardly
Sir. Bowtroy'a oqual tnrila-ht oomedy
. role. Thoro aro a a -Blatter ' of -fact
' fow actora who do com par with Mr.
Hawtroy In hla ownJUnaJnlJWorkvAn4
rolo -of Frederick waro la this play
la distinctly a Hawtray . part. Mr.
Courtlelgh do surprisingly well , with
It; but ho lacks. a boyiah , spontaneity
and gUbnsaa of presumption which-tbe
neetment of thla . character demand,
VAa for tho comedy ltaelf .it ia-rather
attractive with . a certain freshness of
Idea and arlapneaa of dialogue which
CO ta make It diverting even If It la not
trlklncly amusing.., At j least here la
comedy with - a back around of ' Bohe
mian lam and without tho - rod' tinea, of
IndeUcacy. y tj . .&.:
False Tale of Fortune.
," ' ' 'Mia' Dean has been secretly married
V" , to a -Frederick Warn, an ' artist. Ths
-' main .asset ( of r this- charalne youne
','1 coup), is .a splendid' sens: of , humor
and. a perfect adaptability. In. addl
' tlon to thla they have two apartments,
, for Mlaa Dean had retained, hero, both
with rent far overdue and mall In
come of iJOO a year: which -Miss, Dean
' ' reoelves, aliundred from an uncle and
, "a hundred from' an aunt. ,Tbere,'you
, have the reaaon for th secrecy about
'.'."' the marrlae. tor ", did - the. unci . and,
A,! aunt ever discover It they,' being nat
"""" tirajly parstmonloue, would ' discontinue
hS money.'' . :' ;v ;'--y' . . ' . .'
Than -War, haa aa-ld,, a -wonder-
tfuUy olrver Idea. Ha haa .supreme con
deno 4n hla art, a picture of his-fair
, Aeada eve now belnc on the lino at
.ySboacaAetnyaxhlblt.. 80 he soea to a
friend ft hie who is on. the Tlaqea and
-"r between . them they , oonooet m "press
. story- to, appear . In .the papr Tbe
atory.ia. to the effect that, a rlchold
' j eentletnan ha vine seen Mlaa Dean's por
trait waa 00 struck by its beauty that,
,'- - dylne' suddenly, h left a fortuna of
fIOt.040 ' to that '; beautiful youne
'.' lady. 'And the etory waa duly printed.
" . The .flrat. results of this, come with
. Ih hasty TlalU of . aU ' MUa , Dean's
V relatlvea. tho uncle and the aunt -each
. briaein a son, for Mlsa Dean with her
money baa auddenly beoome av desira
ble parti. But and it. is an 4 awful
' but, si vine . another proof ' of Bums'
"best laid schemes o mice ao' man"
both - both aunt . and and protest that
''"now when Acacia. has all this money
; comlne to her aha oaa bay no further
': "., eed of their paltry. fl, 60 the first
. . etreot of the clever. Idea la the loss of
... tbe anly souroo, of Inoom which , they
possessed..,' v .'r.v.v. '. !.
,; ''.''.."' t ' "J ' 'V ".- " i
, Gifts in .Plenty.... v
? other . rosulW "Bow :' follow ; oulekty.
The two aonath cousins of Mis Dean,
' . pay suit. 'Present tela down upon tho
i flat from thw suddenly affectionate rel
, at Ives. v Tat meanwhile the funds of
.t hi youne people crew steadily smaller.
' Then come brilliant idea number two.
. They 'will 'persuade-one, Of tha youne
suitors that th easiest and most f
," factual way to win th favor of-Miss
Dean is to buy th portrait which
broueht"ber all the money ' and fam.
- v-Thus they will b able to aell the plo
' ture at a rood round sum. At least it
I the only way . open and they must
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1 On Wedneeday -rnlns. at th
A did aerie of Bbakee-pearVan recitals elvea by - Marshall Darraoh, ender
4 the auspices of tbe Settlement Work of tha People'oInatltute. will be
' given, and from th present outlook there will be a, tremendou erowdr J
X there to llstea to tha famous youne scholar. a ' -. - ' , i . J
Tb Settlement down In th north ad doe not need much Introdo
tlon to the Portland public. .It U foreine ahead so rapidly hi the -ehar-1
table records of th city that tn th on short -year that it bee been '
established it has mad most enviable nam for lteelf. .Mow It com
hliiaa its anneal for financial aid with a broad educational movement that
Z , It attracting widespread attention, and
pearlan recitals are already financially a ble suooees. --..; . . A
' Mr. Darrach's reputation Is so big thiroeboat th east, where he aa . X
, , pears regnlarly each- rear on th Yels oouree. for Carnegie and th Pec- . T
pic Institute of Mew Tork, and tho bapreaaion- ho .left whoa ho eave X
three drawtnsvroom recital her last roar waa eo-pleasant, that he Is 4
aaallv an af th biawcat drawing cards in the lateUectoal world. '
X popular, too, for hla method 1 a new
X liver a dry lecture, nor doe ho road
d
th nlav from memory and assumes
hi cnane of voice and facial xpressio .aeuie auito marraiowa. "
Tickets for the eourso of three ar on sal at Allen m Ollbert-ltam-
akera, aill's, Woedard Clark', tb
U X. JI. U. AS. special raie nsve oevn sen iw iwm wiimnn.
, p,,w,. evening-, at the White Tempi, th aerlo win ope
: t r"r evenlnc
y'or'l&e'y wlU'b W out aft
hat i
their t utainU by tha.baUUt
their fui :tur wtU ba solMd. ,
Th f " -we ri 'e"-H;.f,i
wb.ie i i t oa rf to
at. ie- ' t ' . t t'x, . r,- in
th (v . r jr t .raaes tins
other . t t , v -h ta re- .t
that, tl 'i r it T ey hav t.s
two h , f I 1 rtrit, but are no
better ,t ( t f rrnvr beforo, for
ihey ea u t . And as for their
exchequ .r t..y have not enough left to
purchase even tje e r r inaer. . ao in
order to f t t r- tt V ar proosads
to . "do a -1.; V L .. to turn aom of
Aeaela'a'trintel&i.o' a meal via ' th
pawa ehop.,. , ,.
An Awalexljj. .
t Thus if wn th tnarn in frofin far-'
fui third, t y. ' Th bailtns ar to coma
at nooa. and stx.1 there Is no hop tn
sieht. War end his wWe prop d - to
Pk tv-!rhr' ';rt-Thn .flUl-jO
'?r--Tha oat .at .,
Clear a y coma a 1 -eee of eood .luck.
A eontlaman from llttsburs, . Pennsyl
vania, taievrsvha War that his daueh
ter ba aen 'hi picture aad deelres to
bay her own portrait painted by aim.
They are lee,via; .for Paris and he can
follow , them thither. Follow to Paris
without money, howT Anon In comes
th - prettv. Acacia with .more trinkets.
resent 3 -euts from her relatlvea.
sralllne-at bar husband says: "Do an
other, trick." Ware crams the trinkets
into his pockets and lor enter th rela
tives. Gl vine vaeue azcuses, th youne
couple rush out, leavlne; their visitors
staiine and very much bewildered. They
It there silently until th bailiffs enter,
how an order- and dump- them all out
the chairs, which they-proceed to carry
'"Mot a tremendously, exeltlne play this
nor Immensely,- runnyi , ntertalnlns; la
tha beat word to use in connection with
It. - Almost every moment tt pleaae.
Thar are charmlae hits of sentiment
and a Uebt plquanoy to tha line. There
la, ' too. a certain eriapnesa of dlalosraa
and ' Invention. The atmosphere of the
littl 'apartment wa perfectly,
Mlved and oarried out. The. two prln-
otpei charactara are well drawn, but the
other character . are omewhat;' cba
entlonal and belone; i to v the;- stags
rathar than to llf.- " I.
The- company, whlob- included, besids
Mr. ' Courtleteh.-Mis Helen'- Orantley,
'Ferdinand Oottschafk and' frank rat
ton, ' was competent If .not brilliant, j .
A-DanKhter'of Hh TmnbrHIe. ;
A' ono-aot play, .oaUed :uA, Dauehler
of -th Tumbrllls,, preceded .the -above
piece. - It la a pUy of the French revo
lution . period, 'a .highly, colored, ..Impos
sible aort of thine. melodramaUo , in th
extreme 'and poorly acted, in .tna.main.
Th underlylne Idea I not unpromising,
but It carrying out is far . from artls
tlo -ar satlafylne- - , , " -.',
rDowa.at-tho Fourteenth Street "thea
tre -there ha been, playing for two or
three .weeks "popular-prioed play."
which, because of It feature, deserve
special mention, -Bedford's Bop". .Is
melodrama.. It that b said first and
foremost;-but a a melodrama It is more
than wbrth whUo. , It Is . conventional
anough Jn -th main and .It. la . very- un
even, but It poeeeaaea certain grlpplne
quality which e;lT"lt ; vslus.
Real ThrQld.'
The. K(at 'acta Of ."Bedford's' Hop'
r. tha'ftrat and third. 'The second and
fourth ar almost flat' Th first' haa
elements of dTr - play-taaklnc and
how Lincoln J. Carter, the author, to
harvth Instincts of .tb true drama
tist. Th story is unwouna wiin uuu
an 'nonvlnolna reality and Is. ' la th
full parlance, "full of maat."
. rta imim at thla nlav la laid In Mon
tana tn th mlnlne reeion.' 'Old Bill
Bedford baa staked hla all In W mln
which ha suddenly ou appar
ently. - Bedford till has hop that he
will atrlk paylne dirt again, but wean-
while hi funds baw:ran preoiona near
White Temple, the first of th splen- X
tho fortheomlnf sort of Shakes-
one; ho doe not stand up and -
th vertons play; be
th -various play; k simply reeita - T
each part and take eacn character. A
Woman's Exchange, th T. W. aad . T
"J -i Caar"iwHl be glTa and
He la
1 "Twv..h Kleht."
::::;U4mmJ
to bedrock, fwea $lt,e worth of hi
vote aav oeej dou'm up oy uwonei
I.ooaer, hla enemy. Looker know .that
there u at"! r-"--r t" mlaa, and
1 if !- e I 4 te tho wall
If if i. . t.uA for- th
1 . j it T' -1 r - I s a eon. Th
mi IM I 1 . lne 1 Alf
1 x,-wr 1 ' v ' f edford'a
daU'.Ate. 1 1 "i let ' - him he
vewa aii nw ! Be of
fer b r to save e i 1 -JTd from
ruin if t i "vl-wia r-:-y 1 . -
Kow (ow a e of iwvo motives
which are e .e be ' I when you
com lot- t,t-.ovr, but whtoh
earn very puua wi-o yo are wltoeee
tne th play- A DnrJ r'lmston la la lor
with Mlae Be6xul. l.xrr Bedford U
paylne suit to Vtotorla. I""v Minna,
ford's dauehtor, and old I.euord him
sslf haa nsst Ita-'wr-rr ""V"
Merley. 'The lnttUity wlUi whloh th
author baa put obataoie In tho way of
each matoh clumsy object as they
themaelve are "for "tbe
I aT.uuutly rirrorrTOf
' Lord Tyinston -
only eomplioatea too
Alio Bedford lore-wtory by the maohi-
naUona af AR1 1 r. bt ea this
very match to 000 .oui both Itself and
the ether match between I-arry Bedford
and Victoria, tho little eo turning th
whole being tAdy Ikinnetord's plan to
marry her aanehter to th ArL
Auto Beets -Train.. ' r .
It la on ithe entimntal aid, hew
over, that this play l tha weakest
When it oome to th strueel between
Hooker and Bedford the- play beoome
strikingly eood melodrama antll in th
third aot there cornea a eoene whloh for
downright thrilling; ba ' not bora many
time surpassed on th stag of . this
season. Hooker has practloally ob
tained possession of all of Bedford's
iree; at least ha will If he can reaoh
Plain City ahead of Bedford or any mea
C from Bedford. In order to do this
be haa out tho telephone and teleyraph
wires. . Alice Bedford and Lord Wins
ton come racinf down to catch th
train only to see It pull out ahead of
them and to bo held up by ft rue. Ap
pareatly. Bedford la lot and -'Hooker
will iwup-up for' 1" cents -anara worth
1 1,00. , Then there la beard th chue
glng of an automobile. ' It la Barry Bedford-
in hla machine. Alic Jumps, In
nd they atart out to beat the train.
, It - la purely . meicbanloal "end what
might bo sailed dramaturgic gymnastic,
but that rao through the bad lands be
tween' train and 1 automebfl thrill and
moves. - So realistic Is ths scene that
you can fairly feel the motion and the
swiftness, Tb Fourteenth street audl
ene.. which 1 vr' ' damonatratlT,
emitted - aomathlne Ilk ft' eroa between
a warwhoop "and ateam eelllope, and
there Ware few If any who were not at
tracted by thla paotael. . .
There la another act after that,' but It,
Is not up to tbe standard of its prede
oessor.' - Tho marriage march t la th
motff. and ovary ana la happily married
and marries. Just the-rteht person' and
virtue- triumphs, ss tt always doe in.
melodrama, and sometimes even in 'real
lif., ... : . .-. -- -.' - . . f '
V
Oil TflE STAGE
(Continued from Pag lightens.)
f first class vsudevllle attractions at
tho Orand. lncludlne Delphlne and Del
more and Kenton an Lorraina, . ' Tb
perform an ova will be continuous from
1:1 to !: p. m. . j . v
Beginning tomorrow ' afternoon, th
Grand will hav new list of attrac
tions. ; On nest Thursday, Washington's
birthday, th perfomianoe will be con
tinuous, . as on Sunday. Heading th
new program la- Adela Purvis Onri. ths
original epberlcal dancer, assisted by
Flora Authors, tha ac of spades,
"A Homespun Wedding' will bo pre
sented by Mr.-and Mrs, Arthur Young.
Tbsy are clever performers, and It is a
clovar playlet "Only a Joke" will b
perpetuated - by - Emmonda, Bmmsrsoa
aad Emmonda. Tsuda, th world's areat-
eet oqulllbiiat haa-been eneaeed. Mia
Emily Mlo."ft pretty woman, will sine
"When tha Orioles Ar Nestlne" will b
the illustrated . song sung by Master
Harold Hoff, and "Th Critic's Visit to
tho Vaudeville Show" will bo produced
n th Orand lsoo pa, Rem m bar. th per
formances will bo oontlnuous on Wash
tagton'e birthday. . . .
f ., At the Lrrk. , ;
urtine wlth a matin Monday th
Lyric stock company will one more re
vert to melodrama, The play will be
"A Brother's Revenge," which I a rural
drama la four acta on tho order of "Sag
Harbor." Th plot of tho play is laid
In Main amoae ft simple folk alone
th coast who make tbelr living by cab
in g. ; That the Lyrie eompaay la popular
with th amusenisnt-Urrlna' public . of
Portland i -well known, - aad on has
but to drop In tho theatre any night
aad note tho packed bouse to b eon
ylncod. - '-'- ..
A Brother's Revenge" I . a eood.
Wholesome drama, full of heart inter
est and oentalalae many thrilling sit
uations. There ar but two more op
portunlttea to eee "Our Girl a," a rollick
hne faro comedy, which haa boon tb
attraction for tho past week.-
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'. Rlnelefs Halt Sltb and Aldsr St. '
.lasM by Psrson Orchartra
; , ExscuttT Committe '
' AnB5rakaO ' ' ;i!J.
X'r'." : . shall Blah
Um w, ffanaaa
Jean St;
5T
Freak BrlekeU
sr. tfraa
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av, woodraaT - -v-. '
9. e. tvoekwood
Aadio Olsoa,
Floor CommtttM
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, :. r T. a BAidwta -
v a. Bppeny
. m. ifJiBeFvlM . ... r .. .
. w. -. Milter
, : B. atoJermstt ,
W hep to sbl to enter-
; tain many of th youse citlsen .
, of th city, and also their pa rente,
who. If they do not car to par
ticipate In the dancing,-will And
Sleaamat seats In th balcony,
trtotly flret-claee order will bo'
maintained and objectionable
. character will aot be admitted. '
.Dancing begins at 1:10; . masks
removed at .JO., Ice nd punch
Served froa 'to ,n,...-- ., , .
Gtmdnaif 50c ' v" Led 25e ;
k, t Spectator 25a
Wood, a E. From tho Tela ta Port
Arthur j An Epitome ef tb First Period
of th Rosso-Japan War. ' .
' ' INDIVIDUAL BIOORAPlIT. .
Watt. James June Watt : by An
drew Carnegie. .
'. FICTION. " " .- "
Chtamber. R. W. Reckoning-. -Deeplnc.
Warwick Utber and Igralne.
Dunbar, P. L etrength of Oldoon
and Other Stortea.
London, Jack Tha Game.
Lynda. Francis He 1 pars.
MoCutcheon. Q. B. Day of th Dog.
Reed. Myrtle Vaster Violin,
tnrtee by EngMah Aut'.nre, n v.
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I ALWAYS II1E SAFIE
.I A - ,-'!!
FRST TIMffHERE
i . EVENING PRICES Entire
roc and ouc; uaiiery, 59c and s?c; uoxes ana lz VJ
MATINEE PRICES Entire Lower Ploor, ,75c; Entire Eal
cony, vOcs Gallery, S3c aad S5c - y - tr ;:
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frliVR? Suniay thUnsc Tcday, FcS. 18
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"A Scotch lliih Ddl"xr.d "A Casy Kyht"
All Olrls and Olltters. Benuty, Musio and Fun, Oorcoons Scenery, Startllne
Costume and Noval Effects. An Unrtvaled ; VaudevUl Olio.
' Wednesday Matinee, Bargain Day, IK oents to any aeat. Other mati
nee, Sunday and, Saturday. v llo, lie, 16c, to. Nlebt prtoes, lie, Its,
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AT POPULAR PRICE3"V
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"When fh Oriole Ar NeetrnsT
GRAr.DISCOPE
Critic's Visit to Vaudervnia Perforsnanc
mmd Xlatlma$9e, f?, STi
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