The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 24, 1907, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text1 -.,--' ' ' sf . " THEr OREGON SUNDAY , JOURNAU PORTLAND,- SUNDAY. MORNINO. NOVEMBER gl,. 1807. THEATRE I IMRQUAM '.fiRAND. Portland'! Famout Ttiatrm Phmm Main 6y ' aaUas Thursday, Saturday I VJillVJr 1 , - 14th and Washington f rnon Mam 1 TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT 8:13 HENHT W. 8AVAQE PRESENTS OKOHOE JkDE-S COM ED T, AXXBIOAV BBrBBSBBTATZTB OOKBOXAJTI MURRAY;:?; HEILIG 1ST' V 'L " A : 1 , x VJ IN ;7 - SOW , 41 , mm v cv., M .:i ram. i;' litk ' 1 1 1 fci! I felSNM : im t3& V 1 II f 4 ; tf f VrH J lIll Ml fc.jiiig&iPs I . j Mme. Calve as the Fascinator Carmen. 0 . - i i ! I The (College W Mtowj AflMMW lm VI TW TOBK I TBAX, BOTO IS Willi, CXX CAOO IS WXIKI. MOT ABLE CAST INCLUDES MARQLTTRITE SNOW. KREDERICK STANTON RICHARD TABER, CUKE WEI.DON, CTRIh IIAYMOND. ERNK8T ANDERSON. MABEL. DKANB, OEOROE K. RICKETTS OEOROB 8. THIMBLE. ESTHER BOOOS. ROBERT KELLY. JOHN P. BRAWN. ALBERT TA VERNIER, E8TELLE DALE, OTI8 Tl'RNER, ALAN BROOKS BHIRLKY GRAHAM. JAMES WHKLAN, THOMAS JIOIER. ALICE DONOVAN. ' AND 40 OTHERS, PRICC8I Entlr 'Lowr Floor..., Balconr., flrt 4 rows... Balcony, nil I rows.... .11.10 . 1.00 71 Bo Icon jr. last I row., 10 Knt)r Oallery 10 Bqxa v 10.00 SEATS SELLING AT THEATRE m . PHOME MAIN I 4 HEILIG THEATRE 14th and Washington Pkoit Main 1 Tuesday and Wednesday Nights, Nov. 26-27 THE REMARKABLE MUSICAL SUCCESS dDniri BOOK BT 8TSVBT BOSBBT ILD MT7 TWO BT W. T. BABOIS FROM THE HE! CTIC I. THEATRICAL NOTES. London, Nov. 23. During hfr recent vial t to London Mme. Sarah Bernhardt the famous actresa, gave the He to the rumor that'ahe Intended to retire from the stage at the nd of thta season. "Ii cannot conceive what my life would be without work." the actress aald, "and I have never said anything which might bo construed aa meaning that I intend to retire. It may. of course, be my last season, for I realise that I am an old woman and my life is in uoa s hanas, out as long ss l am living I shall continue to work, and I . ran think of no more beautiful death than that which came to Sir Henry Irv ing, wno aiea in narness. Mme. Sarah Bernhardt celebrated her sixty-third birthday about two weeks ago, but on the stage she Is still able to look like a woman of SO, and sho plays with the agility and enthusiasm of a girl In the twenties. There is not a single theatrical fam ily in the United States the founder of which was born In this country. The Barrymores and their relatives, the Drews, all sprang from English acting stock, and the first of the Jefferson came from England, as did the first of the Wallncks. E. H. Sothern, who since the death of Mr.' Mansfield has been acclaimed by many as the representative American actor, was born In New Orleans, it Is true, but his father. E. A. Sothern, was an Englishman. The Booths and the Wllkeses. two theatrical families mem bers of which have shed much luster on ths stage in ' this country, were known upon the stages of Drury "Lane and Covent Garden years before any adventurous member of either clan es sayed a voyage to this country. Louis Mann, after an unsuccessful season In "The White Hen" in Chicago, has severed his connection with his managers, the Schuberts, and will ap pear at Klaw & Erlanger's "advanced vaudeville" theatres, under the manage ment of William O. Brady. Bloto-s "Mefistofele," wiflch will be given at both the Metropolitan and tho Manhattan this season, has not been heard in New York since the later year? of the Qrau regime at the Metropolitan, when Margaret Mclntyre, the Scotch so prano, was the Marguerite, ana neiene. Charles Frohman announces the early production of a play by Clyde Fitch en titled "The Bluff.': "The Captain," by Broadhurst and.Datey, is asotjier Froh man production to be seen this season. Annie Russel. who has been spend ing the summer in Maine, returned to New York last week to confer with her manager concerning tier new piay, x-aiu In Full." D'Orsay and Cecilia Loftus produced a fw rinva im. seemed IO KO wen mui the audience. Its comedy is said to be irticularly well adapted to noui, From the Billboard. "Will you pass me in' please?" asked a Sleek Tellow or tne ooorneeper ai me Qarrick theatre, Chicago, recently. "Who are yoU7" asuea ine guaraian of the door. "I'm an actor. . "You're an actor, are you? Well, what's fhe actor's password?" "Broke.". was the prompt repiy, as nis hand went above his head. "You're on. Pass rigni in. Henry W. Savage is now arranging for a limited visit to Old Mexico of his "Madam Butterfly" company to give the PUcclnl opera in English next Jan uary after the New Orleans engage ment. Nowhere on the American con tinent is the Italian composer more pop ular than In Mexico, where hts music was first sung on this aide of the ocean by the llttlo Italian opera company that had "Ln Boheme" In its repertoire In 1897. The ronJng proponed Mexican visit of "Madam Butterfly" Is In re sponse to a special request from mem bers of the American club In Chlhau hau. where 6.000 cttixena of the United States are now living. 25 per cent off watches at Metsger's. RALD SQUARE THEATRE. NEW TORK. PEERLESS PRODUCTION. FASCINATING CIIOP.U8, STRONGEST POS SIBLE CAST, HEADED BY THE INIMITABLE COMEDIAN SNITZ EDWARDS and Dashing Llla Blow PRICESi Lower Floor except last S rows.ll. 60 lxwer floor, last rows l.ou Balcony, first 4 rows 1.00 Balcony, nxt 5 rows Balcony, last 6 rows .......... entire Uallery Boxes .10.00 SEATS ARE SELLING AT THEATRE Phona Main I MACS AIND THEMSELVES lAvaxxvo anrsxoAx, bbavtt bbow "The Sunny Side of Broadway" ' AO PEOPLE AO . . XABBSOl oowvs, rum oxbxm abb rvm OOXBSXABS The SoqgHlts -Most Every Town Has a Broad way Bohemia."' Td Rather Bs Mr. Murphy Than ths Prssldsnr "You Know She's From Pares" "Dixie Daisies" "What I Want Is Dreamy Musto Etc., etc., etc. FUN THAT MAKES TOO ROAR MUSIC TOU CAN WHIBTLHl GIRLS GOOD TO LOOK UPON Evenings 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 - Matinees 25c, 50c, 75c nisiusssxui IU A niF ID) THEATRE (reo. Jm. Bsker. Oea. Mgr. PORTLAND'S FASHIONABLE POPULAR PRICE THEATRE Boms sf tas ZmosspsmbJ Bakes sjtok Oompaay. babb TArzsarrara X ATTBACTXO ALL WEEK, Commencing , Sunday Matin Today, NOV. 2407 Wllllsm Hsworth's Famous Naval and Historical Play HE mm As First Pzodee4 la Washlatrtem, S. O. t A story of ths noted "Trent Affair,1 tween tne united states ana isngiana. Well-known historical scenes and characters true to life. which nearly caused war.bs Introduced correct and !nxzz3isEZXBnsEarEzis3irsicaazBTBi3Si:BziEEiiiasaKSsn wk of n a rvi-Tr A r b C Foorth s Nov. 25 ITrMM 1 JkU!L.C St.rk St. B BEST FAMILY THEATRE. ADVANCED VAUDEVItLE STABS 01 UL BATXOB8 J. A. JOHNSON, Resident Manager.SJ - n H COLEMAN & MEXIS Sharp- Greatest of shooters, GILLIHAN & BR0CCE Clever Dancers. Oarence Smith Pictured Ballad. Big Musical Feature, The Rusticano Trio 6peratlc Vocalists. Second Big Feature, fAMOUS RAGTIME DARKIES Who San Edward Before King st Season. BARONESS V0NZIEBER Operatic Selections. LaBOOtfD & RYERS0N Teuton Comedians. PANTAGES Motion Pictures Exclusive Film. Pontages Orchestra Direction H. K. Evenson Performances Dally at 2:80 7:30 and 9 p. m. Balcony, 16c; Parquet, 26c; Boxes, 60c. Any seat 16. cents. . .. . Prices Gallery and at weekday matinees, Grand Concert Arion Singing Society AT ARION HALL, Second and Oak Sts. November 29, 1907. 1 Trlnklehre Arlon Male Chorus. 8. Hab' das Voegleln oft be lauscht . . -v . . . .Aug. Welchelt U Haldearoesleln . . . . E. Fromra Arlon Mixed Chorus. -$ Hungarian Airs . Arnst Violin solo ..Mr,, Frederic Crelts 4 . Fruehllngsseit . . . .V .A..V Becker b. Die belden Grenadiere ...... t Schumann Tenor solo... Arnold von derAue 6-T-Qruesse an die Helmat ....... uari jvroner riOOBlK ,.F. -Abt j ..... . Arlon Male Chorus. 1- XX. Andante-Concerto . . . Mendelsohn ; .Violin, solo .Frederlo Creitx I Am Ort wo melne Wiege stand '.. W. W. Hfndwerg Arion Chorus. i 8 s, Llebeslied aus der Walkuers ' ......... ..B, Wagner; ; b. La donna e mobile Opera ; BIgoletto Verdi Arnold von der-Auo. ! 4 -a, Schoen' -Anna von Ortrandi , ...!., Becker. : b. Llebeszauber I -.C. Apelt - "Arlon Mixed Chorus. 5 WIe. hab lch sle geliebt ' ........ ......... ..F. Moehring ' Arion Male Chorus. H mm VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE Week Opening Mon day Matinee, Nov. 25 A GREAT COLLECTION OF STARS HEADED BY THE Nelson Farnum Troupe Sensational Comedy Acrobats. Special Added Feature J. Boyer Ida WEST&VAN SICKLEN Presentirig Their Novel Musical Comedy, "THE COLLEGE GYM NASIUM" Godfrey & Henderson "A" Daughter of the Gods." Trixeda & Robinson Talking, Singing and Dancing Act. 1 Wilbur Amos Comedy Juggler and Plate Ma . . nipulator. Joe Thompson . "Two Blue Eyes." 20th Century Motion Pictiires Latest Imported. Film. - Three Shows Daily at 2:30, 7:30 and 9:15. PRICES. ; Week-day (Matinees, IS cents to all seats except boxes. Evenings and Sunday . and . holiday mati- fiees, entire lower floor 25 cents; balcony 15 cents. 5. XSESSSCZESSCSaKZSXEZSICXXEZKZSZZZZXESZZZSZZZZSS'i SPEHAL C0STDUES AND SCENERY Two members of ths Baker Company wars ln the original production. Stage Direction William Deraard raCXAX, MATX3TXX TSXJBI9AT, Thanksgiving day. nes Saturday. Regular matl- Evenlng Price;: 25c, 35c, 50c Matinees: 15c, 25c ZNext Weekt DAUGHTERS OP MEN HEEZXXBXXXXZZEZSXEXXXZXZZXZZZZXEZZZZZZZXXZZZZZZZZS HFTT TG 1 EMPIRE THEATRE JL MM J 1 1 V 1 PhODI Ml lH Oorass Korrlsoa and Twslftk Utrssts. ' THANKSGIVING ATTRACTION Three Night Bejclnnlng Thursday, Nov. SPECIAL PRICE MATINEE SATURDAY 38 JOHN CORT PRESENTS MAUDE FEALY In the great English success THE STRONGER S EX A Dramatic Comedy ln Three Acts by John Valentine. i By arrangement with Mr. Otho Stuart. The Play with the Record of Seven Solid Months at ths Apollo Theatre London. XIX TOW W. gBAJCAJr, Xaaagsr. rbons Mate 11T ruylar Oaly tas Stalr-XarUa Bsstsrm Boad Attractions. Sunday, Nov. 24, '07,.Today H Regular Matinees Wednesday and Saturday -Thanksgiving Day Thursday. Special' Matinee BTzmra rxuoxis Lower Floor.. ..... tl.60 and 11.00 Balcony ........ .$1.00, 75c and BOo Gallery ..35o and 25c Boxes ,...10.00 Special Katlaee mess Entire Lower Floor $1.00 Balcony, first i rows 75 Balcony, last 10 rows 50 Gallery .S5o and 26o SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT TUESDAY AT THEATRE THE SWEDISH DIALECT COMEDY TUYOtSON I?? . it Lyric The a tre TH E star XOTX rSOKES KOKB A-1034 P.R.ALLEN Prestitt miss wm FELT0RI and the WITH AIMEE connoNs AS THE FUNNY SWEDE GIRL, Suported by a Strong Company. A Comedy-Drama of the Northwest Played" over 100 nights in Chicago Special scenery painted by F. W. Hamilton of the Broad way Theatre, New York City See SWEET (SWEDE) TILLY OLSON"She Bane so Yolly Night Prices, 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees, lUc, A)c. n ii M Next Attraction YON YONSON" UEZZZZSSZZXEXXEaXXXXKBXBBEXXXXEXXZEZZZZZZZZZZS BTZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZgZSZZaXgZXZXXXEXXXXXXXXEXEZZZZSZr-l HZSZZSZSXXriBSXXXBXXXXXXaBXXXXXZXZZZSZZZSZZZZZZZZr IN HARRY D. COTTXRBLL'S Famous Play ' Allen Stock Company to Sunday and I Grainigos -Game M Tplephone Old M. 0496 J II 11 u Opening November 24, 1907 !i WIV A KsV Ml MVMs W mm THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS THE A HIGHLY SENSATIONAL MELO-DRAMATIC SUCCESS to wnm N If Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Prices 104 and 20, Every evening at 8:15. Prices, lOf, 20 f and 30. Boxes SOf BOX OFFICE OPEN 10. A. M. to 10 P. M. ;Vt4 BY CHARLES A. TAYLOR Matinees Sunday, Tuesdays, Thundaya and Saturdays at 2:3a s ' Prices 10 and 20. . . Every Evening al 8:15 Prices, 15c, 25c, 35c RESERVED SEATS MAY BE SECURED FOR ALL PER- HI M M H M M It II M M 11 l ii M M It N H I! i ri r i i t 1 i 1 . e h i I i i I1 i ! if li J 1! I l II j It II II I M i M ll H M M if rl ii 0 ci . : IS Bl II I Holiday matinees at 3 p. mv . curtain rises Aooompanlst AXtKXSSXOB-. 500 i . Oonoert . 0:13 : ' CosCactor ' Kiss Pearl Scot XjoTUs BaQuaasoli HBSSSSS!