THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAIi s PORTLAND, SUNDAY' MORNING, JUNE 0, 1007:
S URMHIERA TTRACTlOflS
(Continued from Pag Forty-Eight) '
Varden"- Is by.-Stanislaus Strang and
th musio by' Julian Edwards. , Long
regarded aa one of the daintiest of all
comlo operas and aa the piece that maU
Lulu Olaaer famous, giving full scope
for beautiful costume -and .elaborate
. soenlc effecta, the plane should prove a
f reat box office winner: ; Frank W.
lealy, manager of the San Franclsua
Opera company, has secured from the
authors the exclusive rights to produce
"Dolly Varden" In the west, and Port,
land theatregoers will have the first op.
rortunlty of enjoying the piece at less
ban $2 price.
The scenes of "Dolly Varden" Include
beautiful 'melodies and such numbers
as "Swing. My Pretty On, Swing," "My
Ship's the Girl for Me," "Tos Love That
Most JGnrlo H-a," "Dolly Varden," Tin
Twirling. Whirling," . "What Love
Means," "When : We . Met In Lovers'
Lane," "When Lovers Are Alone " "He
Must Be Punished," "Lovable Love,"
, "i n wavy," cin Ly or th Lay,
i "Th Girl. You Love." "Th Bong of th
Sword" and "Everybody's Awfully flood
to Me," an Interpolated topical song for
In "Alabama." Th production st the
Star theatre will be under th personal
direction or rranK Decamp,
1 Vaudevillt at the Grind. V
There seems to be no Hrolt to "the
n.: nii feature, of the week" will numb' Matures which Sullivan and
be th return of Mrs. Clara Allen, Port- 1 Consldln are booking In th ast and
land's favorite character aotrese, -'Mrs,! aendlns: to Portland." Ths Nsir TorlC
A,"e" "o r" 2 Vnearanc: ha. arranged another .rest show
In the hilariously funny role of. Joseph- for this week and It will b seen tor
In Bender, . Miss Verna Felton will be 1 morrow afternoon for : the first tlm
n in wm ua"if"".i..4. aZZ I on th list irt some .vary Clever, snter
suited? This is certain to be one of her talnera. Ther ars cotaediahi. jugglers.
greatest hits, irorreai tseaoury win piy i cancers ana acroDais.sna wunairt. -Bender,
the retired produce dealer and I The famous clown and Chinaman,
will be right In his element and will Harding and Ah Sid will be the headln
Wan his aiiiUencM In a continual roar I act In tl
Dalnh RnlmuinL the hand-I "Fun In
soma and talented leading man, win p i hw omim acrooau man warning o
ct In their original nantomlmlo sketch!
"Fun In a Chinese Laundry." Ther are
keep bis audiences in a continual roar
t titer.
inA t it
pear 'to the best advantage as young i ao oia ana mis act is a guarenmwi
Hastings, while Miss Bertha Cordray, I laugh. The spolal added feature will
niece of th famous theatrical manager re tn 10th century marvels, tn tun
will hava a clever Ingenu part. Harry I Brothers, introducing Clarence Luts, the
Cohen has written a score of verses.
Summer Season at the Baker.
? Th Baker Is booked for a short sea
son of bright musical fare comedy af
ter ' the. stock, season closes, and the
first offering will be th Zlnn Extrsva
gansa company, opening next Sunday
matinee In th bright and merry mu
leal comedv. 'Tev Weav.' ' Tha
leal comedy. .. "Teesy Weesy.
Sweet Sixteen chorus of singing snd
dancing girls presents a dueling plo-
Tur oi youta ana rresnness. Tn musio.
scenery and costumes are all new and
D-to-dat in every detaiL
.Ji Th repertoire, which Includes "Tsy
WWeesy, "A Japanese Courtship."' "The
Telephone Exchange," "Fra Diavoid Up-to-date
" and th "Sultan of Morocco,"
represents th cream of travesty pro
ductions and are all on th order of
Weber and Fields' latest suooess. Thee
mirthful musical comedies are all richly
costumea, everytnicg being ta harmony.
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Comedy at the Lyric, ;
The Lyrlo management takes espe
cial : plsasur in announcing r to tht
thousands of patrons of th Allen stock
company" that, this splendid organise
tlon will appear tomorrow night and
all week, including matinees Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, in Wal
llam Gillette's world famous comedy of
modem hotel life, "AH . th Comforts
of Home.'' This will b th first time
th plec has ever been presented at
popular ' prices and it will be given a
performance in every way equal to those
given throughout the country by th
best traveling companies. "All the Com
forts of Hom,"has long been a great
favorite with ' the publlo and many
critics consider It the funniest comedy
ver written.
ear to the best advantage a young I Ah Sid and this act is
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Blanchard and Marie Thompson will be I armless wonder. Th . Luts Brothers
11 to th good in the parts assignee, i nave appeared in tnis city neipr ana
ih.m anil in tmr.t aanh and every one in I toe nubile Knows that these young men
the oast Is Certain to be most success, have an act which Is nothing short of
ful. . k. . . - - ' . i. marvelous, the exhibition of Clarence
'All th Comforts of Horn", la a vry Luts, who, although destitute of arms,
expensive bill but nothing is being left can us carpenter tools, musical lnstru-
undone in tne way OI costuming ma miau ana H rearms, never ivmmu imer
soenery to mak th production a com-lest. , '-, ; j
niata Ana. tin other manaa-er In thai The four Masons will ' present their
oountry has ever had th enterprise to I side-splitting absurdity, 'Th Country
pay th enormous royalty asked for Us School." This Is an Inimitable act, for
US ana put on tne Play at wie yncn u tunny ana inuiitii. mun, vitvv
charsd at th Lyrlo. . la Juggler from Europe. There ar few
(:' I women jugglers on th stage and Mil.
tMmt : .. v., . mm A. o.- i uuve is amons in oesu' ueorse avers.
-ine ueue orjoenraona at w oar, hm,!lMr known In th profession as
-."The Blls of JUchmond" wlu of. "Pork Chops." Is th well-known mln-
frd .thW wek by th reorganised -'"l.T0" "".irr,Ano,",P"-.Vr;
stock company at th Star theatre. The searles have a German dialect soeclalty
stook eompany, sine its reorganisation, I In which they sing, talk and dance,
.in n,.H., with any-malo- Frederick Roberts, the singer of illus-
uses a new oaiiaa ami
will have the latest
aaaf Its
profession,
Kl.?iVjHnr- " ' """ sketch "When Caesar Sees Hr," . Ther
drAma,ia iiAm at present Jt not oul1 momeiLt in th show and
..!,0.r.yA: has .mad. the world brighter for
mond Whftaker :ik'jmniarlee P" W :
tMt XTnwilaa Vftt- I - '
Cock, unun a Field and othra ar . Davtnporti Coming to the Oaks. :
tppelred" in Vom of Th" besT pfoduo- n Wednesday of this we.lt th. great
tlons and with some of th most fa- Davenports ar soheduled to appear at
mous stars. . i- - (ha rtalra In thalv aanaatlnnal nlah.ttrlra
awaaw V at.llHIWIIU wui ivi wwwa ... a. . a..
all week. Ther will b matinees Tues- ports ar tn mosticeieoraiea mgn-wir
day, Thursday, Saturday, ana eunaay. i performers in America.' The announce-
"Th Bell or Richmond" is a sputnern ment of their coming is sur to arouse
. M.v, hia hm nnthina tn rtrt with interest, for thy were eeea her dur
th civil war and does not depend on Ing tb Lewie and Clark fair and th
that conflict to malt It Interesting. It fame of their daring performance is
Is a sweet love story, th story of world-wide.
a girl's heart, which is sougnt ny twoi The set If free, as ars so many
young soutnern laas. i amusement xeatures at tn uaxs tnis
Tha mistake of an old colored servant year. It Is th policy of th manas-
In Changing the' bouquets th lovers ment to offer more . free attractions
nav sent lOf ieiie ox menmonu, is l naa iiayv war vvaa uiivivu bi, iu.
will bear comparison with any - mlo- ftn-Von'
dramatlo organisation in ' th west or I th Orandisoon '
players ar th pick of the imported Parisian nims.
, each individual in th com- - fbrLn02n "? .WMiS!
ing made a success in m.lo- l.,. .f.ail
th foundation for th plot, for through! big park, and people ar showing their
this blunder the course of true love I appreciation of this liberal policy.
falls to run smooth for several acta The management la also desirous- Of
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DEILIG THEATRE
KrNlQHTS, JUNE 10-11
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Th Sensation of Paris 200 Nights, of Berlin 100 Nights, of Now York
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Okaxlse Trohmaa Presents
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In the International Success' aad Most Important Drama of Modern
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"THE DUEL"
A Play that Interests both Churchmen and Atheists and Offends None.
PMCSS XKrwet Jfloor, 13.00, fia Balcony,
eoc Seats selling at
The Sella of Richmond" is from the I securing for th big resort plcnlo par
pen of Sydney R, Toler, who knows the ties, whist parties and similar vnts.
. . an vnm 1 Already a number have been arranged
vfut.li mm mwvr ui wv wa . . - . . . . . . . . . - -
mospher and fidelity to natur. "The " M oaks win provid tables and
unl Tiv,m,A'i k . Hi m I other necessary articles on th Iswn. A
viw, v.. BlllOl wiiiuviim aim vvwiiia IUI
tha annacial benefit of woman and ohll-
TSSSSSft dren ate being arranged.
AUtVMS illy . waavsvsass kiiiw g wsas sss wil
animal menaseii which. Is attracting a
great deal of attention. It 1 situated
on the amusement avenue and up to
this time is on of th most popular
attractions. It r is especially popular
with th children, who find no end of
delight in watching th antics of Dora
and -Ted, a pair of wild animal chums.
Dora is a diminutive monkey, while Ted
is a striking example of a very young
black bear. They occupy the same cage
and mr fast friends.
The animal show Is one of ths most
remarkable ever seen In this city. It
Is not the lares th but contains soma
of th queerest animals and ones that
ar rarely offered by any of the bigger
shows or circuses. Th armadillos ar
th queerest and most.grewsom ora
lures in m manager.. , -mey sr na
tives of South America and are Very
difficult to proour. In form they' are
nideous looaing creature, ana
largr they live by robbing
tnravaa. - Hence thev are Known as tne
shonla of th animal kingdom. -'
Th danolns pavilion, under the. car
or rroreseor M. u. aiyers, is mors pop
ular this year tnan ever oeiore. .
To Slake a Razor Strop.
Vrnm tha fleientiflo American.
Rasof strops are prepared from strips
of linoleum Of the Usual length and
width., left for 14 hours In a one eighth
to one fourtn per cent solution of harts
born salt, to which 1H per cent of
alum has previously been added, at the
ordinary temperature; th strips ar
then Cried at the normal temperature,
rubbed with soap and polished with
pumlcs stone.
Included in the Cast are- Miss Keith Wakeman, Walter Hltohoock,' M
. . b. M. uouana. .
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HOn of th greatest child stsrs in the world supported by Oeorgls Wood-
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GEO. 1 BAKER, Manager.
Portland's Fsshlonabl, Popular-Price Playhouse.
E One Special Week Commencing 1--, fl
t - - Mfltlnae Torlflv. Sundav O U IlC V
Matinee Today, Sunday
LITTLE OLLIE COOPER
ThePrihce
aild the Pauper
Staged under direction aiOXOrja WOOSTXOBPS and 1TXLXJCAX SXXXS.
Special oostumes, scenery and effects. Production complete and modern
H, '',.'.' f v ; In every detail. ..,
' This charming and instructive play will greatly Interest every intel
ligent child in Portland, and non should be denied th privilege of see
ing it - . ...
Ther Will be also XATXVXZS WXSVTstDAT AMD SATCTBDAT. Seats
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Saturday Night, June 15, '07
The Bridge of the Gods
AS DRAMATIZED AND PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR .
CLASS OF PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
The itory of the Indian tragedy, the fall of the Willamette",
taken from Frederick' Batch's romance, "The Bridge of the
G0d." ' ' V.- - S.y -i.-.
Introducing Indian customs, superstitions and costumes of ,
early days.
-The play deals with the great Indian Confederacy of the
Columbia; the coming of the first white man; the revolt and
punisment of rebel tribes; it introduces a romance of the
Asiatic treasure ship wrecked on the, Nehalem coast; it relates
the fall of the Bridge of the Gods in fulfillment of the ancient
prophecy, the ensuing death of Multnomah, the war chief, and
the passing of the Willamette. -
Entire lower floor, fl.OO; balcony prices, T8e and BOe?; gal
lery, 2&4 y ':-:;J:y -J)';:y' ir '.
Box office Heilig Theatre will open for sale and exchange of
tickets Thursday, June 13.' rfi ' ' .'
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For the Entire Week of June 10, 1907 '
THE GRAND
They ar finallr fastened In th usual
nner to wooaen nanaies. nirops msa
In this way will give a smooth sharp
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One Week Only "
: Commencing
Monday, une lO
The. Daintiest of All Cornic Operas
' STANGE AND EDWARDS F ;
J The piece that made LULU GLASER famous. . 1
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J First time anywhere at lesa than $2.00 prices and superior
1 to any of its previous productions.
edge to the rasor.
BASEBALL
ATHLETIC PARK,
Corner Tanghn aad Twenty-fourth.
June 4, 6, 7, 8, 9.
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Games called afi:t0 p. m. dally.
Games called at 1:80 p. m. Bundays.-
.inn-m Va,T ruSAT,
ADMISSION 25rf -
I Grandstand 850. Children 10a
box Beats sbo.
Portland Carnival Co.
Will faroles res attractions ef every deserlp
tlon for 8treet Fairs, Fourth of inly Celebr.
tloni, Bt. ParUoulars,
. irEWXAlT'S AlfUBEHMrT ABioounow.
Sixth Stmt Pbone Picltte 5528.
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TUESDAY lNIOHTtSPeCIAU BILL, H
KM Allen as Host 1 tad tn the weeing Kne from "As Tea tike it," si Udy Tetsls u
In the screes erene from "The SVhool for Brtndal," as Juliet In the balcony setae from 3
"Bone sad Jallst," to$ ,M Portia la the trial scene from "The Mercbsst ef Vsalce."
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The Famous Clown
and Oiinaman
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HARDING &
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In Their Original Pantomlmlo
BkeUh,
"Fnh In a
Chinese Laundry"
SPECIAZ, ADDED FEATURE,
LUTZ BROS.
Twentieth Centnry Marrels., In
troducing Clarenoo Luts, the .
i Armless Wonder.
THE FOUR MASONS i
la Their Laughing Absurdity, Ths
Country Sobooi."
MLLE. OLIVE
Daint SuropM JucsUr.
Cecrfle (Pork Chops) Evers
Minstrel Man and Parody slngei1.
WHELA & SEARLES
German Comedy Duo, Dingers and
Talkers. .... .
Mr. Frederick Roberts
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Exhlhitlng th Latest Imported rilm.
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Three MtformasMM dally at tr30, TOO and tlS p. ss, : "
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tea. Sysnlags and nndays, 10 and SO eeats. and box seats to eents.
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Last Performances of th Comlo Opera 1 Oem,
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t .Matinee T6dy ' 2:15 P. M. Tonight at 8:15 P. M,
"DON'T MISS THIS LAST. OPPORTPNITT. WITNESSING ,. THIS X
Prioes- XTenisri ISo, BOo and 78o. Matin, S8o aad 80&"
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For the Entire Week of June 10, 1907
The Reorganized Star "Stock Company
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PLATJtN rOUR ACTS, AMONO THE ARISTOCRACY OF THE
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Ptlees
ver avaBinj, . itis, Prtos 10. so aad BO eents. msiTd seats
may h seonred ey talephon Mala ttse fo all prfmaao
EON Alt DIRECTION 07 MR. PRANK DB2 CAMP.
sfatljieis TnesdayS, Thursdays, Satardays aad raadayn at StSOb
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Evenine, 25c, 50c and 75c. ' Matinee, 25c and 50c.
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1 LAST WEEIC IN JUNE watch for the date A
. Staged Under Direction of Miss Margaret Martin o! Chicago.
No Uqasr or U)
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Opsa 10 a. m. to 11 p. m
GRAND SACRED AND CLASSICAL
CONCERT
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Incomparable Hussars
KVSIO PSOaBAlL
I o'clock. "
March, Ths Conciliation. . . . . . . .Iioutaa
Pestlvcl March from Tannhauser.
,..,.. Wagner
....... .....to... Beethoven
Prayer and Chorus pf th Turks ... .
........ r. . . ............ 4 1 .Doppler
Dl Ehren Gottes in der Natur..., '
.Bethoren
-i (Th Powers of Ood In Nature.)
i40 o'Clook. ;
Grand American Fantasia. . . . . . .Bendlx
tfh Lost Chord, t . , .v.-,.. . . . . Sullivan
Cornet Sola by Mr. Schwarts.
SUbat - Mater. Rossini
Solo by Mr. Arena. ; ; ,
Bona. "On th Ocean" Schubert,
Coronation March. .Meyerbeer
Ti4S o'Clook.
March Doppeladler (Doubl ,Ea;le)
.....Waanw
Walts. Lustlge Bruder (Jolly Fellow) ,
. ..Volletedt
Medley Overture. . , . . ......... . .Harris
ions;. "Qoodniirht. Beloved". ... . . .Ower
r Cornet Solo by Mr, Schwarts.
Selection. "Babes in Toy land". .Herbert.
i0 o'Clook.
. Kremer's Popular Melodies. . , , .Kremer
The Forire tn the Forest,... MMinelis
"The Capture of Santiago ..Peters
Romano, "Floating-".,. Buffington
American Patrol. , . . , . . ( .Meacham
PAMOVs) "IPBAT Or XJPB."
gSTSlT IABUAXJX AVO 'HI
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Beautiful gtrlsj, tight tons of imported
saenes; beautiful Maids of th Phos
phorescent Fountain. Clean, moral, mys
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Snake yFarm and Teddy.
. j? Bears. ',';,.,
POPtnbABi OPZBAB.
.Special program Tues-
day evening.
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Bumps, Hid and Seek
House, etc, -
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10-cent sandwiches and
SS-cent meals.
DAKCB PATTUOW
Big Orchestra, Professor
Myers in charge. . -
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Free admissionr IS-cent
. : ..Skates. -
aowinro iuits
Hale's Tours, Flgurs '
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OASWEIL'S tOVO
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OLD ken. Ik OKVTBI.
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Cars, First and Alder;
Boats, . foot Yamhill.
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LYRIC THEATRE
Both Phones: AI026, Main 4685
Week Commencing Monday. Jane 10
The Allen Stock Company
PRESENTING WM. OIIAETTE'S CELEBRATED FOUR-ACf COMEDT,
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