TUB ORKOOM SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL T. 1111
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PROMISES MADE BY
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WIUUm I'srvraiuiw Cvaulag.
Al lha ttalUa. Afrit II. a4 fa.
William ravvrahaai vlil laaaattraia kn
anuai U1I la lb la ell la l ' rv ua -
V r aral acaaaaa rl Mr. Tavarakaai
aa lraa4 hi lalaala la laa dlatUay at
rolaa af varrtrfty aoralxr aaael.
la lura a fcaa fiva wa ivwitwa la lha
"aV)ut Maav." Iraia4r l "I I t4" aa4
raallaHi la "Tfca arl4 aatl Ilia
TaU aaaaoa ba aaa aiMi4 la 4al
feia ailaaiio u laa ailollalla af
aalr af lha moat ai4
marry I ) ia Ka alar aaula Ixiur auil
Me artoaa I baa Tha aua," wakl
Ur. rtarab atca diraet from a
alrnally aroaoaroua miumimI al
llw a (tiaala. S"m Tf a, wlia ail laa
rlctnal oaal Inlarl. locluaiafl lha Uaaa-
ni aaa taJBia4 allaa Julia Cfo, ha
reld4 arllk aaa af tba flaaat rala
r caravr.
L'lai J aula 1 1 era Boom.
Ktala Jaala will t Pr al lha llallt
Tor l r.ljhla bacloalnc Uondaf, April
It. Willi a matlooa Wadnaadar. ta hr
craaUat tacom, Tha film Prlocaavft"
Aa la well known, aha haa had many
raarV ciparleara dalla bar aca af II
and H la probably dua aa tauca to har
ambition aa to aartbln la that ah
la now ona af lha foramoat alara of Ui
aarlud. Vfhn aoawwlr ftra yaara af
,1 a. alia mada har ataca debtji. Tha
V aha waa call "LJUla fclala-" liar
f luriv for aha orialnaj.y arpaarad la
vaudavllla. conaiatad of dotal children i
anaochaa and daocaa ajteapllonally well.
Mlaa Janta will ba aupporlad by Joaaph
C'awthom and a nolabla company of 7)
people. Beat aala opana nasi Friday,
April II.
"Tlio Wlutiins Hour" Neil WeoJc
When Auguatua Tbomaa, author of
"Tha UliobJn Hour." waa rallad onto
tha aUjte of tha liarkatt thaalra In Naw
York to maka a. apaach upon tba open
ing of tha play there, ha aald that ha
had attemptad to txprcaa two Id
flrat, that thougnt la m dynamic f orra,
and aecond that avtryona abould ba ax
trtmely careful of tha Datura of hla In
dtrlduai mental atata. Thla Idea haa
(rown wonderfully all ovar tha world
and CTaryone who aaea tha aupacb
drama founded upon aubjecta of thla
nature, which will ba prcaentad here
for the flret time In a lock by the Baker
cimpnny next week, will not only enjoy
one of the mont absorbing and Interest
ing U he has ever seen, .but also
will ba given food for serious thought
flint may accrue to bla errant advantage.
"TI:o W itching' llur" will open next
S:!n!nv inutlnce f the third week of
the Iluker Stock company.
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OREGON UW DEOATERS
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trccuL lurrcx wxrx attxactiom .
MEIIL1G l-b aa ... atata Ij A-IIM
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o'Clock
TaSlSSSo "tonight'
MATlNEtS WEON'HSDAV AND SATURDAY
KLAW A EKLAKCER PXCSCNT
(Dirrttkoa Jattpk Jlrooat)
THEIR PREUINCNT ATTRACTION
tat a ae-w pUy eavlla4 "Tka Wrorra
rund. by A. E. Tbamaa
a a
IMaa Ooodrleh haa finally Aeetded ta
ge lata vaudeville, the fancy salary of
fered bar belag the ladvteameirt. -a
Pertd lutaaea la ta prodoea a alar
thla saoetb. called Th Ooveraor'a
Lavdy - It la by Alloa Bradley, a aaw
draaaaUaL
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Mr, laagtrr aooa la ratorn ta the
1 earl li mate ataga la a Jraech eoatdnie
play entitled "Tba Order of Release,"
e
Oeerre V. Robart ta drmmatralng, for
CUytoa White. Oeorge Randolph Chea
ter's story, "I I aa Hour." Maria
Stuart will aa oo-atar la tba piaoe,
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J PLAYS AND PLAYERS
A Ftork company haa been formed to
produce suffrage playa.on tha road.
a
Lee Shubort has mada arrangements
for n tour of-"The Blue Bird" to the ra
clfic coaxt.
a .
Henry W. Savage U shortly , to pro-
BAKER STOCK MAKES
, G06D. THEN SOME
a
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Wlllard Mack, leading man.
The first week of Baker Slock com
pany has been enougn 10 estamisn - it
and its clever members for good and all
as one of the very be"st organizations
the well known stock manager has ever
gathered together for hia thousands of
patrons in mis city., wiuara. jvmcit is.
absolutely fitted for Juet the position
of leading man -in a company patronized
hv hlsrh class, intelligent playgoers..; In
be is mimee mqi. x9 is man'
w
Oearge H. Broad ho rat may dramatlsa
tha Potash and perl mutter etortea of
Montagus Olaas. Tha Bhubarts hat
I trained aa option oe lha dramatic
right.
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Otto Hauerbach. who recently aignad
a contract with Arthur Ilammeratela to
write a musical comady for MUa Emma
TraaUal. baa banded over tha acanarto
to Vletor Iiarbart. who wlU write tba
mnalo. 1
a a
Bruno Orantchstaedten, tha eompoaar
of "Tha Roaa Maid. has returned to
Europe. Ha Is working on a aaw light
opera. "Tha vagabona.-- in wnicn ue
Hungarian prima, donna, Mlxzl Hajoa,
will star.
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Directly after the close of her long
tour in "Tha Runaways," Mlaa Blllle
Burka will sail for Europe with a view
to revisiting Paris, London and subur
ban England.
a. a
Wllliait) Gillette haa just reached Bad
Klssengen. Bavaria, where he is to rest
up and generally get himself In readi
ness for tha long season laid out for
him by Charles Frohman, beginning
next September.
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"Moving pictures are not to ba de
cried any mora than yellow journalism,''
Chariaa Frohman lately declared.
"Each is a forca for progress In Its own
way. r-eopie wno never came w uii
theatre at all because they had no sense
for drama comedy, now have a little
from watching moving pictures. People
who never thought at all are now In
duced to think a little by tha aid of
yellow journalism."
a a
Harry Turnley of the Seuma Mc
Manus players at tha Orpheum is
nephew of E. II.- Bothern and appeared
for eight years under the guidance of
his distinguished uncle. Charles Place
of the same company appeared In Port
land In stock at the old Empire theatre
when Frank Fanning was leading man
and Theodora Kehrwold, also In , the
Irish sketch. "The Lad -From Largy
more." was seen In Portland, In The
Traveling Salesman." Wills and Haa
san, balancers on the Orpheum bill,
were with Pain's fireworks at the Oaks
for three weeks several years ago.
.... - ' a a .- a- . ;
, At last the New Tork kiddy Is to
have a theatre entirely, unrestrictedly
and distinctively nl ' own, a theatre
fashioned to please tho childish fancy,
so far aa its externals go, and playing
ths . attraction which ;, appeal moat
strongly to the Juvenile mind. This is
to be tho result of an arrangement made
between tbe directors of The" New the
atre and The Litfbler Icoropaayv Tho
roof ; of the Century is to betrana
formed into a fairy playhouse; and the
name of it Is to be Tha Children's the
atre. . The plays will bo of tha sort most
in favor with the youngsters.- "Alice In
Wonderland" Is a typ of what will bo
given the little patrons of The Chil
dren's theatre.- Tnentnera wm do piays
made from child books, and productions
of fairy stories and real life, toot , There
will be no night performances at The
Maaeha aad Mtag dyaastlaav At the
aame lima wa are producing The
Iaufbtar of Haa ran' at tha Century,
Blr llerbart Traa will ba making a Lon
don production of lha same play at Ills
Majaaty's theatre."
OVERWORK DRIVES
MOTHER TO SUICIDE
Direct from One Solid Year of Triumph at
David D fiasco's Republic Tbeetw, Now York
PRICES
Evaningt and Saturday Mitineo Lower floor, $1 50 snd fl 00. Dslcony.
3 row. 11.00; 6 fowg. 7X1 U rows, xc uaurry, jx ana apui
prict Wednesday matin. Lower floor, $1.00 Balcony, 3 rowa, 7Sc;
in rear firit 5 rowa, 50c Gallery, JSc and 25-
8EAT8 NOW BELLI NO AUTOS AND CARRIAGES, 1(MS P. U.
BAKER
TIITZA.TUIZ
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Aa tax sat is ass a humI Pea asvd sx.i'ia La fcata aaabaoat'
HaM4 AK.tJt fltXTS COaihAhY. . U )..t Uaia .
laaa wA, I la e af tat ffaaUal VIJMgf aA fftr JU4
iu auaa. A4 lUft M7f f ( X '
IVIp's. Wlgfgs
of tlie
Cabbage
Spai4 Art Moat -rid, LieUe A Cv. irm T .
Janmraa eaH aad ieodeKtioai of tku aot4 tom4y, Flrt tfaaai
rr aa la shxli ksre. pt al popaUr pwta.
Oaa ul ta t akoWaofb. amao tori H lif aao4 (Va
lowly vr oatit
S all la famjJ.if caaraure Ur WiffV l tra Ajaaarira .
i pua a of tpnift a4 ooj cheer; Lvy Mary, Mis llaay, Ut.
Slataia. Ufa $ha!ia. lira lh'. aad all ik tiiii Wtggae. .
Yoa !( a3 ta lw. Ihoaa aatnriiiae yoaj weal to cry at law
eaocaeaL
Everybody la tatViitg abl k Baker Corrpaay aad tl aportal
fa-kea. tveaipga, i and 50(cata eo higher. Mat lace 25 coma
UONDAYBAROAIN NIOJfT ALL StATf W CENTS
NEXT WEEK-Xlic Wltclilna Hour
(Mr laa latereattoaal Kews aantea.)
Par la. April . Overwork ta ballavad
lo ba Ui cauaa of tha presumed suicide i
of a young Russian woman, named Fred- '
klne, who disappeared with her little boy '
of t. a month age, and wnoe body haa
Just been found la the XI am a 8he bad ',
com ta Part to study meatcine, ana .
had a ant the child to board with a i
schoolmaster at Varan o. 0b had gone
there to sea him. and after luncheon h
took the boy out for a walk, and sloo
that ' afternoon nothing was heard of
them. Her baa had. howeTsr Bn round '
Th corps waa taken out f the rlvee
by a fisherman, and wa at ooc ood
vyd by th gendarme to th local
morgue, where It wa easily Ideottfled.
owing to th long fur mantle which ah
wa wearing. It waa .thought that aba
might hav attached th child) to herself ,
with a leather strap before Jumping Into
th Warn a But her little, son's body
haa not yet bean discovered, ao It Is Just
possible that he may have escaped and
have been taken care of by someone.
SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT FRIDAY, APRU. 12, 10 A. VL
HEILIG
3
NIOIITfl
UKOlNNIXa
KOkTBAT
April 15
f ELSIE"
JAMS
Charlie Dillingham Preterits
ALL AMERICAN
ENTERTAINER
In the
Newest of
Comediea
Mutical
"THE SLI1V1 PRINCESS"
WITH
JOSEPH CAWTHORNE
ORIGINAL COMPANY OF 70. MATCHLESS N. Y. PRODUCTION
EVENINGS Lower floor $2.00. Balcony, 5 rowa, $1,50; 6 rowa, $1.00;
6 rowa. 75c; 5 rows, 50c. Gallery, 50c Special price Wednesday mati
nee. $1.50. $1.00, 75c, 50c, 35c and 25c.
LIMIT, S SEATS TO 1 PERSON FOR SINGLE PERFORMANCE
POPE PIUS FAVORS
MORE CHURCH MUSIC
(United frees Leased Wlre.t
Rome, Italy, April 6. Pope Pius'' has
just Issued another long "motu pro
Drlo" relative to the restoration of
sacred mualc In the Catholic services.
The pontiff 1 one of the most noted
authorities on ecclesiastical music, i
well as being a musician himself, and
throughout his pontificate up to date
he has given a large amount of atten
tlon to increasing the importance of
music In church services.
In 1903 hs Issued his famous "motu
proprlo" restoring the Gregorian
chants, which were to be aung by
trained choirs. -The present document
goes still further by declaring that tho
genuine ecclonlastlcal sljrnlflcatlon of
HEILIG
THEATRE
3NICHTS
BEGINNING
Thursday
APRIL 18
SEAT SALE OPENS TUESDAY, APRIL ir
WILLIAM
TT-I WILLIAM T n
FavershaM
Supported by Mli Julie Opp, and lii eompV la
THE FAUNM
A Sparkling Comedy of Modern Ufa,
By Edward Knoblauch
Bra-alB-. t2-0 fl-BO. 9140, TBe, 60
Vat. Matinee, LM, UOO, TOO, 0O0, I
85a, Ma
MATINEE EVERY DAY
Week, April 8th
p.
SULUVAN & CONS1D1NE
David Walters & Company
rtaasnllsg nr DBVIL AND TOM WAUCJCJt" a raataatl Maataal Trav
aaty.
Tba Neweef tugttlag HIL
JOE SPISSEL AND COMEDIANS
rtsamtlag Hla Novell PaMacal,
Haoaat rwatarea af Law rialdr "Ilenpeefca Cu paay,"
LOUISE CARVER AND TOM MURRY
Offering a Muaah of fpactalUea.
MUMFORD AND THOMPSON
Co median a.
Whistling Imparaoaatlona,
. LEE ZIMMERMAN
mem aopbd riarni. - i.
rr atavvaiowu ADuara
fvwcm tha Btaprr Tnealra, Hologna, Italy, th Count
THE APOLLO TRIO
Maklaa Tbalr Arnorteaa Iabut Ovar the Hnlllvaa
riaaUo Ioaara la Reproduction of Vroaaa
abot Oval
In Reprodu
ORCHESTRA
cwneldtBW CSrasdt.
a jray n w a. unaie.-w. - . tm L.-,Mft,.. (h-tL hut a verv afternoon
' t v....th.a urrnnorh nii .rnm nmyiir . - " '
Ith his romaruic iooks ana 'manner
-.that play such havoc tvith jhe hearts
Zt susceptible maidens. - These qualities
'at once' compel . admiration fromthe
..i4nA oloment nf n la nun ifnrAW ann
I i M ' nil''"
as to his ability to act tnat 1 beyond
nnpstlon. Manager Baker is to' be ooa
grntulated upon securing Mr. Mack to
a hend the company this season, as well
us Miss Leone who has ao completely
' won Baker audiences th past week.
Experience, power and a perfect i con-
ceDtion of her art, as well as rare -beauty
" and the ability to. dres' mark th cer
' nerstone of Miss Ieone's success" "In
Portland, as they doubtless havs In oth--
er cities. Tbe plays that have been ah
" noiinced for tha -company. In the week
to come afford- very opportunity for
Lreal acting, and from all report every
'member seems to have made an Indivi
dual hit, which fcugur wejl Indeed for
the success Of thei undertaking. Port
land has many stock -lovers aa th rec
ord of Baker .companies in 4h pas
howsr"d they should b happy .indeed
days, I: . -' J i
at 3:30 after school Is out there will b
a matinee on the roof of the Century
theatre. , , '
Modern China' first pretentious pre
sentation on the stag is to b ..brought
about by Th Llebler company, accord
ing to an announcement Just made by
the head of tha firm, George C. Tylar.
"A famous foreign attraction will b
staeer at th Century for a limited
time, starting with th new season,
said Mr. Tyler,"and immediately fol
lowing th praidntial election, wa shall
make our annual Century theatre, pro
duction, with what X consider th moat
remarkablecombiDation of pectacul
splendor and human interest I hav aver
read, Tha Daughter . of Heaven," by
Pierre IxU and Judith Oautier, a grand
daughter of Theophll Gautier. The
Daughter of Heaven," aa the- name eug
gesta. - la the ' empres of th Chinas,
and the four acts of the play concern
themselves rlth th conflict that haa
been going on for so long between tha
SECRET FORMULA IS
USED IN MAKE UP
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ADVAMOID
VAUDKVXJJt
Weefe.Apr. 8 th
BMriclie Walsh
Xa
VM.UMDHM 0008"
Ed BlondeU & Co.
In "Tha Lost Boy"
Mankichi Company
Japanese Tumblers
lfATnmw
BAXXiT
Gertrude Van Dyck Triof
In a Miniature Musical Comedy
SCATXXmi
BAXTaT
Harry L. Webb
Tha Man Who Talk and Sings
Sue Smith
Singing Comedlenn
- Karl Grees
Transparent Paintings
CTMATINEE EVERY DAY
Evening Prices: iCfc, 25c, SOc, 7Sc
OAXXiT lUTtanBE lBo, BSo, 60a, HOLIDAY BCATXaTBSS aTtgat MeN
(Jncquoled Vaudeville
Seventli and Alder Streets
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, APRIL 8
Engagement Extra ordinary
THE LANCASTER OPERA CO.
IN
"VOICES IN GYPSY LAND
Stupendou Scenic Production. Gorgeous Cosrntnet. Pretty Cirlfc
Prominent Soloists. -
ERNEST CARR & CO.
In "THE-GRAFTER"
THE BEHRWALLS
European Acrobats
PANTAGESCOPE
latest Animated Events
NEWHOFF and PHELPS
In "JUST pals
BERRY and WILHELAfl
Artiats Unique '
RIVA LARSEN TROUPE
Sensational Gymnasts
Prices 15c and 25c. Curtain 2:30, 7:15 and 9. .Boxes and flirt tw bal
cony reserved. Box office open from 10 a. m. to ..10 pv m. rftonaa, A
2236, Main 4636. Matinee daily. . . t r o'
William Faveraham.
The arduous lengths to which close
and faithful application, to onle' art may
lead is aptly illustrated by me unique
makeup In which William Faversham'
makes his first appearance in. Edward ;
Knoblauch's joyous comedy, "The Faun," :
which comes, to the Helllg theatre April 1
18, 19, 10. s . j
Mr. Faversham's part Is that of a;
faun or wood god, who stray into Jxm- '
don from hia native Italian haunts of i
fields and wllda. He. Is girt about In a
magnlflcient and pictorlally effective
robe of rich, brown,' yellow spotted lynx
skins that leave the extremetle of his
11m ba bare. That his flesh raajr hava.
the- mellowed, amn tanned weather brown ,
appearano auppoaedly won .from year ,
of constant exposure to the alamenta, I
Mr. Faveraham resorts to tbe us of a )
rare statnlnr preparation, the proper ap
plication of wlilch reajnlra hi preaenc
in the- theatr ach -night efor 1
clock." H employ two man who
aole dutlea ar . tha making of tha mix
ture In accordance to rule set forth In
secret formula, and .th' yalntiog. of
hla Umha wlta It. . . . '
People's Theatre
SPLENDIP, SPECIALLY PREPARED EASTER OFFERING
The Passion Play
3 Reel. Brand New Pictures Every possible novelty in Musical
Standard as the BIBLE . . Effects
SHAKESPEARE , , Sacred Choir
or VICTOR HUGO - Doors open at 9 A. M. Sunday
STAR
11 A- M. TO 11 P. M.
ILLUMINATION! Beautiful Biblical picture, suggesting the' Christ
piritthroughout. Several other splendid films, musical features, etc.
NEW ARCADE PICTURE PALACE
- 11A- M.TO 11 P. M.
PUNISffMENTI Biograph .Feature '
TEACHING A LIAR ; . -T - ELWELI " . '
RO VD? AND PAL' .FQJJR SHANNONS , '
CONTINUOUS. Music by" thfBest Artists ' ,
LYRIC
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Fourth an3
Stark Streets
HOME OF REFINED MUSICAL COMEDY
Fourth anH
Stark StreeU
WEER COMMENCING TOMORROW MATINEE
KEATING ft FLOOD PRESENT " ;
RICE ahd CADY
THE BROADWAY COMEDIANS
witK. . .
TheKEATINOA FLOOD MUSICAL COMEDY CO.
. . W IN-
JLL ARIS
THE LAUGHIEST SHOW OF THE SEASON
: TWO PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY 70 AND-9:15
' MATIN EES 'DAILY, 2:30
FRIDAY NIGHT CHORUS GIRLS' CONTEST
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