THE OREGON SUNDAY? JOURNAL, PORTLAND,, SUNDAY? MORNING, JUNE -18. -mi.
' Character as Widovv Her Best Role
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nw (hm ut plmy'br OMtcho
and Howard EaUbrook, ntiUM -Mr.
On ef th erouotlons of thi ,lt
ummr will f rTn Ninx kiw,- n
motional drama, daallnr with tha to
baoo war In Kentucky andTannaaaea.
Aftar anothar ataaon of' "Tha Pink
Lafly." Frank llor. wha haa tnafla a bit
la that play., will ba atarred by Waw
srlancar In a muaieai.ooniMy.
Thara ia to ba a rarlval of tha famoua
old Bartlar Camphall malodrama,' "Tha
Whlta Slava," in PltUbur .aarty In Au-
tuat Tha company will ba aent oi tour.
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Tathar ' Jaroma" la tha nama of
naw "ooofaaalonal" play to. ba' acted
xpertmentajjy nest month In Bt Lou I a
by Orrln-Johnaon.. Lonla da Couroy la
tha author.. .. , -
Naxt aaaaon thera will ba two T5vry
woman" ootnpanlea, three In "Etrvjo
Me," two o "Madame X." two Jn "Tha
Mofry Widow." and one "Prince of III
a" eompany; ,
; Tha andln of tha aeaaon In New Tork
city la earlier than uaual thle year. Tha
opening of tha new aaaaon will alaa ba
earlier. Soma or tha theatrea win open
early In Aug uat . '
. ' Edgar Belwyn'e naw play, "The Arab."
which haa proved a euoceaa aa produced
by. a atock. company In ' Loa Angelea,
may have a regular, production tha com
ing aeaaon by Henry B. Harrla. ,
Marian' Fairfax haa written a play
called "Tha Talker." which her hua
band, Tully tMaraball, and hla co-atar
In a atock company In Cleveland, Ida
Conqueat. will produce. If tha play la
aucceaaful It will probably ba taken on
tour during tba aeaaon. ,
and bowhero alaa In the entire north
weet can aucb n eight ba awn, for tha
Oaka boaata.tbe only.oetrich farm In
Uila portion of th country,' theaa blrda
having been brought from Ban Diego,
Cat. Plumea which tha blrda are now
carrying wilt ba plucked to October,
and In a few daya, when the handsome
view ahow room In connection with tha
farm la completed, It will ba poiralble
to atudy tha development of tha plumea
In all atagea or their Journey from tha
bird to tha flntahed produot v r
Another reaaon for tha Increasing
popularity of tba Oaka Uila aaaaon la
tha Oaka band and tha exceptional on
oerta which It haa been' giving 'every
afternoon and evening under tha ertla-
tio Ieaderahlp of Director. Philip Pel.
In accord with tnalotent demanda of
tha many, It haa been decided to aet
aalda every. Thnraday afternoon for a
ymphony program, when Mlacba Pel
preeldea at tha piano and tha popular
Metropolitan quartet, augmented i By
two new in em be re from the Boaton op
era, Mlaa Klvta Band- and Oacar N.
Welch, coloratura edprane - and tenor,
giva notable offertnga. .'. ' i .
. Welcofhe newa to thoaa who enjoyed
their awlmmlng at tha Oaka, la tba
opening of the natatoaium on Wednea
day. -Hera a dip may benjoyed nnder
tha ear of competent Inatructor with
all tha advantagea - of tha open and
none of ita d anger e. ......
Tha flowera have never bean mora
beautiful than now and they form a
brtTllant hedge for tba plcnlo grounda.
which are the aoene of many gay gatlu.
ertnga. New noveltlea are eohatanuy
being tntroduoad on tha Trail for thoaa
whoee dealra la for eomethtng mora ex
citing, with laughing attachment v
PROMISES MADE BY
THE PRESS AGENTS
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Miss Blllle Burke, leading woman In "Mrs. Dot," who will appear at
Helllg Theatre soon.
John Draw, who cornea to the Helllg
tomorrow night In "Smith," waa here
Just three yea re ago with "My Wife."
Then Mies Blllle Burka waa hla leading
woman.
Most of Mr. DreWa leading women
have become stare later on. Mlaa Maude
Adams was once Mr. Drew's leading
woman. In the profession It la looked
upon aa a regular step John Drew's
leading woman, then stardom.
Mlsa Blllle Burke made tha step,
though much more quickly than usual.
The very next time Miss Burke came to
Portland and that was a year and a
half later ahe waa a star.
In the spring of 1908 Miss Burka waa
first aeen here aa Mr. Drew's leading
woman in "My Wife." In tha autumn
of 1901 ahe came back aa a star In
"Love Watchea." Big aa her success
had been In "My Wife," It waa nothing
to the hit aba made In "Love Watchea."
The two playa were by the same auth
ors MM. da Flera and de Calllavet. and
her role In each waa similar an In
nocent, though very mischievous
maiden.
Mlsa Burke In "Mra. Dot." will play
an entirely different rola from either
of' the othera in which ahe haa been
seen here. In tbla piece aha la a widow
a very youthful widowbut still a
widow. Eastern crltlca aay It is her
best role.
In it at the Helllg for the half week
beginning Monday evening, June 2f.
Mlsa Burke produced "Mra Dot" first
In New York In January, 1910. and
played It there to crowded houses for
several months. She aid It aside for
la short time this last winter to pre
sent "Susannc." a comedy especially
Imported for her from Belgium. Now
aba haa resumed the Maugham play
and la making her second transconti
nental starring tour In It By the
critics it la regarded aa the beat of tha
Maugham comedies yet done in Amer
ica and tba title rola la exactly aulted
to Miss Burke's charming personality.
Atthtaka Park. '
Considering tha number of cool daya
alnce May 27, the 75,000 people and
over who have visited .tha Oaka stand
as an unrefutable tribute to this beau
I tlful spot on the Willamette aa a rare
combination of diversions to satisfy the
varied taatea brought together at such
a plaoe.
Hundreds of dollars' worth of walk
ing ostrich plumes la one of tha great
new features at the park thla summer.
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THEATRE
event and Taylor
Kata I U9S
TONIGHT o"lock
WORLD'S GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR
ALBERT CHEVALIER
assisted BY
EDNA BLANCHE SHOWALTER
PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO
MYRON W. WHITNEY
V FAMOUS AMERICAN BASSO
pj-.,, Lower Floor. $1.50 and $1X0. Balcony, S rows, $1.00.
I nCW. 6 rows, 75c; 11 row, 50c Gallery, 35c and 25c.
SEATS NOW SELUNO
COMING, TO THE 0RPHEUM
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS
ps -rr- : - a
A hew comic opera by Kdgar Allan
Woolf la, called "The Wife Huntere." .
' Mra. Annie Adams, the mother of
Maude Adams, haa Joined a stock com
pany In Duluth. ,
- "The : Moral Code" la the title of a
play to be acted soon In Rochester, .N.
T. Herbert Thomson is tha author.
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' "The Virginian." for which play there
seems to be a ateady demand, will be
gin ita eighth seaaon thla fall.
The late Count Tolstoy left two
dramas, one called "A Learned Woman."
and the other bearing the grewsome and
rather sensational title of "A Living
Corpse." , Tha latter play la to ba pro
duced In Moacow and other European
cities next winter. ,'
The . government It la aald. Intends -to
put a stop to tha exhibition of United
States money In moving picture ahowa
Leon Errol, a grotesque comedian, haa
been engaged by F. Zlegfeld for 'The
Folllea of 1911," Boon to be presented
at the Jardln da Paris.
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' Ruth Bt Denis, the dancer, la to be
come a dramatic star In a play' to be
written for her by the author of 'The
Rose of tha Raneho."
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Adelaide Kelm and Arthur Byron,
who are heading a atock company in
Minneapolis, are reviving Maggie Mitch
ell's old play, "Fanchon, the Cricket"
The Charles J. Ross company has ac
cepted ror proauction next season a
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MEIIL
THEATRE
I W TT venth aad Taylor
3 NIGHTS Beginning TOMORROW
SPECIAL PRICE.MATINEE WEDNESDAY
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS
JOHN DREW
IN HIS GREATEST TRIUMPH
"SMITH"
BY W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
Author of "Jack Straw," "Mrs. Dot," "Lady Frederick," etc
PRICES
Evening
Lower floor $1.00-11.50
Balcony, first S rowa .11.30
Balcony, next rowa 100
Balcony, next rows 75c
Balcony, last S rowa 50c
Entire gallery 60c
Wednesday Matinee
Lower floor 11. 10-1. 00
Balcony, flrat t rowa 11.00
Balcony, next rowa 7So
Balcony, last 11 rowa.; SOo
Qallery. 36c; admission 26o
BATS VOW UTZXXma TOM ZVOACinCEirT
NEW - PLAYHOUSE HANDSOMELY EQUIPPED.
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Interior view of Majestic . theatre, which opened last Thnraday night
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"General" Ed Larlne.
An old favorite will ba on the Or-
Ipheum bill next week In the person of
isawara Lavine, the elongated "uenerai
of an army of dummlea, all of whom
are made to assist In one of the most
grotesque juggling performances ever
seen In this city.
People's Amusement Company
Relying on Quality, of Pictures
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STAR THEATRE r-Today
ENOCHARDEN
Two' Reels-- 2000 FeetA Biograph Classic
DUKE DE RIBBON COUNTER ....1000 Feet Comedy
MISS HELEN LOWE MR. JEAN WILSON
Soprano , - : ' Baritone - -
THORN, CARNEY. CARNEY AND RAMSOME, MuslcUni
OH JOY-Today
Tribes Penalty Indian ; '
Heroes Three, Comedy
' The Novice, Drama
. Mistakes, Farce J . i
HOUGHTON, Regular Singer
TIVOU-New Today
Society Girl and Gypsy
Money in the Bank
. The New Cook
- Penna Athletics -'
" SATHER, Singer
" v - ARCADE THEATRE-TODAY
RAILROAD i RAIDERS . OF , 63 A; Military Feato;re of CcmtJnuoua
Sensation:, ' . ' t 1 '
A KING'S DAUGHTER . . ...Spectacular
TEACHING M'FADDEN TO WALTZ..,....;. .....1000 Feet Comic
- . ' And the Best SINGING TEAM in America
THE
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
COMFORTABLE
Park & Washington St.
PORTLAND'S
NEWEST COOLEST
MOTION
PIGTURE
THEATR
MADAME OTHICK, Soprano
MISS D'ELRO Y, Violin Soloist
ihV ANY SEAT
Av t Lower Floor, Balcony Xyv
(( Box Seats With Pri- OfT
OU vate Entrance, at.;... 4tJl
HEILIG THEATRE
4 NIGHTS Beginning THURS., JUNE 22
SPECIAL PRICE MATINEE SATURDAY
L. S. SIRE Presents
SIX MONTHS
GARDEN
THEATRE.
w Tie International Character Comedienne
3 MONTHS
TERRY'S
iHEATRE
London
Eng.
MAY ROBSON
DIRECT FROM HER DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS
AT TERRY'S THEATRE, LONDON, ENGLAND
IN
FDTTR X a rlCi IVmJ U V Ult 1 1V11 JT
MONTHSN. AUNT MARY"
Studebaker by
Theatre axtmij uriDMm
FOURTH
SEASON
ETXITZarOfl Lower floor f 1.60-11.00. Balcony, 5 rows $1.00. 6 rows 75c. 11
rows 60c. Gallery 36c, 26c. Saturday matinee 11.00, 76c, 60c,
36c. 26c
SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT TUESDAY
.SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT FRIDAY
Charles Frohman Presents
HEILIG
THEATRE Oils IDSlla a TO'm-mnlm
JUNE
In the Wittiest Comedy of the Year '
26dlL. Mrs. Dot
Mat. Wednesday
Somerset Maugham
Evenings, $2.00 to 50c. Matinee, $1.50 to 25c
Pkonet Main 6. A 1020
Beginning
IlODday Matinee w
ADVANCED
VAUDEVILLE
Week, June 19
JBMB &. xjtsxrrs
THE PHOTO SHOP
Twenty naopla la a oomplste eonle opera oondanaad to tlvlrty adnntea.
Gene Greene A Study in Songs
"General" Edward Lavine Comedy Juggling
Marvelous Rexos Featuring Their Tunnel Sensation
Harry Sullivan and Company in 'The Favorite"
Marcel and Boris Trio European Equilibrists
Miller and Lyle Blackface Comedians
PICTURES-ORCHESTRA
Evening Prices: 15c, 25c, SOc, 75c
tuaT ICAronw Xao, SSa. SOa. XOXJSAT XAZaTSZSla;a rrlaaa
THEATRE
Sfoartaaa a'l Xleveata
jraaaea Main A--a
aJBO. Xk UUl, Oaa. IUaaaa yerHaa a aaataeaaa flrerraof yUyaaaaa
Opening Week of the Big Summer Vaudeville and Photo-
,V 1 ' ' , ;, '-...y play Season .,,r';V:,V.',.rv11';'.t '
.. Starting This Afternoon, Sunday. June. 18,' 1911
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES-
Afternoons Starting 2 .VClock Evenings Starting 7:30
;-"v; ;THIS ; WE2EK . I '
Fliroso--Tlic Mystery
; ' THE SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS "rftf.
WILL LOCHRANE ,
GRIMM and BREGEAR
Eccentric Gymnasts
THE MANHATTAN TRIO
The Effervescing Three
TRACY and CARTER
Novelty Change Artists
AND THE PHOTOPLAYS
Scotch Comedian ,
He doesn't imitate be IS
THE TUXEDO DUO
Comedy Instrumentalists and
Vocaljits .
ADMISSION TEN CENTS ALL PERFORMANCES
Children Under Ten Years Old, Five Cents
Children, cut the Newspaper Coupons they admit you to the Tues
day Matinee.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM THURSDAY
SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE
GRAND
MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30
roar nowe Sanaa
SUM, SOO. T8 and SilS p. aa.
Best Vaudeville )
in America Rt?) 25c
American and European
Vaudeville
Week of June 19
' Engaf ameat Eztraaralnary
LEW HAWKINS
The Cesterflel4 ef ' WlnstrelsT
TtlUna Timely Tales rroni Behind
t . ma -vora.
PAUL CHASE & CO.
In tha Unl(iua Playlet Tread Tnm
vouege.-
OEOKan liaJtxa
THE WILSONS -
Ta Colonial Duo, Presenting- "An Sw
ung in a voionuu uaraaa."
BLISS and ROSS
A Dancing, Dashing Due.
PEARL YOUNG
Tha Piquant XJttle Party at tba Plane
Vpeaud Addea reaeare
Here'e Delight for a Minion Tyke
BARNARD'S MANIKINS
In a Pickaninny Pastime, "Tha
Coon'a Ravalry."
GRAND ASCOPE
acATxroxs Aat&t at tc "
aaaxx at rao sad ttis.
Unequaled Vaudeville
Week Commencing Monday matinee, June 19
SPECIAL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
18
ORIGINAL
BOSTON FADETTES
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The Most Celebrated Woman Orchestra in the World
ANNA JORDAN & CO.
IN "BEFORE THE PLAY
FANNELY AND BERMAN
Those Dancing Youths
PANTAGESCOPE
Latest Animated Events
WILL HART
Blackface Comedian , . ;
FRANK MCREA & CO.
Sensational Sharpshooters "
PANTAGES ORCHESTRA
H. K. Evenson, Director 't
Popular Price Matinees Daily. Curtain 2:30, 70 and 9.
BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST AND BEST
AMUSEMENTS
New Novelties Appearing in Rapid Succession
Great Snccess-Oaks Park Band aod Grand Opera Qoarlcffe
24 ACRES OF SOLID FUN
Natatorlum Now Open AVw5c :
t&uZI THE OSTRICH FARM
HIGH-CLASS OPEN-AIR CONCERTS EVERY AFT.
ERNOON AND EVENING r
MOST DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN RIDE FROM
ANY PART OF THE CITY FIVE CENTS
, Admisaos 10c Quldrea 5c. ' Under Six, Free
CARS EVERY FEW Ml NUTES--FIRST and ALDER
- LAUNCHER FOOT OF MORRISON STREET
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