The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, May 12, 1912, Page 38, Image 38

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    Till: OilUCOU SUNDAY JOURNAL. l'OUTIAND. SUNDAY MOIiNJNQ. MAY It. lilt
BICE OF GODS" ;
WILL BEPRODUCEOj
11 J 'o . .
AMERICAN WIDOW IS
MOST FASCMTINQ
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Spectacular Entertainment to J
Ba Brought From Astoria
. " for Festival.
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UMt llv Cfa.1.4 u.h UUt l
k Atrt tUatual ha few
torvtd to ti'.goa ha sow W" aa4
r a adulter eiwmil fortwa
I liutlvu fa.a w h h Wal4 lsv
,cl iihr for th k f rnakiog
B pftfcNlt'utt.
, ti tnJi r i Co" it t t.
r aU,r pert af lb Ho l"
tlaL et4 U (lili) la tb rfuui
l-rotiam. Thl yr 41 l ba $"
aUl o WaMiwiuafc H.14. Jst.! m4
t, ik ujAr bf a4 tb M4ay
w f )( KtVl WB.
Ur III.M Will b ptt4r4
Th BrlJs f Ik Uod" sb4 II I
P'tnn) t m. tb producll r
rbtt fin a that at, Ik irlotiUL
Mla XaJl V.rTl brlf I cwcrt4
. In lb i rod mil m, and pla to tbkt
U 4 Of a nalwr 14 Ull 4q.iMtly tb
Lend Of In Indian which ll fr
AimU ar Bw ( work arranging
Jut 10 Indian lo b brought la lort
land and ncampod oa Multnomah field,
Th I4 Indian I rib J danc . U1 b
rtrd a lb tribe of Wanna, th
Columbia) gainer t lb council mt-
lag on Wapeto (4uvts Island). In I
lb prologue 'ch tall of tb J parl
or of Rv. Cl II Qttr for lb Indiana,
MO whit persona will la I ha part
ef Puritan t )i wooJ and la lltalr
masting boua.
ilaav ar (ha aiclaeular on
which' will ba hown In "Th Hrkix f
is f ii
i ' - III
x f i II
i II
Cm "
ll la r-4 iki aa
laj i ?iia la r . k.
i-l wlc; a I AatK
aaia. ,
0 M'MMaibaV b r-ai4
fi mt -ua.maa." to V' f JU Ur
f lt aama la l ai ir mmi
irMtoa-iwra. trie ta l4Mt Vlllla)
(vr bar -r l- ikaar4 tua
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1-4 Wif librae w a at Uu
ry Mtf liuoa IkcalMcal idtoaf,
II atari, 4 AOa uUUMtn l "Tb t
aiad at lib aa luibl la-
anvt Willi aivnaipBiam M !' bai,
V Kr faiiad
:::iEcoiii problem
Annual Loss by, Slaughter of
Migrants Estimated at.,
: Hundreds of. Miflions.
Wl. EIanch DaUa.
ll UV1 Ka f1a RSwkA " ft a
who ha iudl4 half a hoadradVwId-
owa, for tb porpoa of rnln br
roj-. of Roiaaa Ci)'lon, In "!ioho4r
Widow,? comodr which h will pra-l
rl In afiar diea rwti lb
wrlatw aMacbawt ai Jama T. h
aa I um( ftiy Um lu of oaalh
t Ua4 ale lua wriM In
Iww awu. Wbal Wan lb xiaalun
Uby, afi.r ! oV I i"lr 4;
'KiMr, tbl 4innr waa rollan."
, ,
"A worn mr hot atr awtmtt It.
Ull ! Ur wbleb MM b
rry.-vara Mad THhawdo la "A B
nrOf th Vbaaf ' h.r I
r4 ao ub in tb pap' aboui ih
llr4 hoalaaa to. W Dal akut
lir4 fcowirr Ul b.r 14 y wiih
n t'ftuio crjr In It, an 4 iyrU bot
f i a
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For r wrll.r of ih' alai and
play ha baan wrgUia; dranvaiiai and
Wiauic.r (bal thai ar Ncuwri 01 bar,
IniaraaiintT laauaa In Ufa tban lb tlr-
I Irumt-la wo woman for on man
or . I w nn f or on woman, 'urn
ithL m moU Ul ta t
fouiMt." Char. .rrohmeji daclnr. A a
toallar of fact. (I ba baa) pratir
aorailv found 'raJy. for a unit la.
ih ivrw llannr IUaiatnackm plr
Tb Bpy. which Mr. rrohman. la to do
la thl coualry til aaaaoa. haa a It
mot iv o of wBtrjr Hanry Ur-
nt at Ih Hcllip-tliaau for on whlln- Mw puy. now runnlna; at th
rxaioDin- May i. in jimaricaa wiaow i uymaaaa. turn upon th moll oc lot
la ut moat lacwauas ana oaanmg oi0f honor and or truth. la rnci, u
Ih world. ' fklncl eharaot.riatlo war to ba nain4
I baa thl oeneluaton upon clof ih play roe I atiecaniful upon tb
aaya that th naturaJ bnlahc will bof Mahal lilt, a popular Taudartttlat.
adjusted aa boo a a th reaction from I and apponrod only In nrgro aonca. Trld
th narrow
away.
Victorian at haa worn
of I ha (Joda. Whllo ih Indian la- observation of nor than of Ibim I Curononn tun today, that chararlar
tad will b rll4 In a mann.r that Bay Mia Baloa, who alao uphold oi.j lad would ho th uur abaanca of Ih
cannot fall to !mprea lh.mj.e. tnoatjvorc a th proper proedur nndarluni worn irtanal of th huaband, th
portaoular of all will bo th rolcnnlo crtaln clrcumtocfa. Iwir and th Hvr. r
' eruption of Mount Hood, which th In- rlartB that th peodulum ofl " .
dlan daclar ruptured ba ffrat nal-(woman ll f poaalWy has wunf a 11-1 r.ay Cos. headllncr at th Orph.um.
ural bridge thy aa apannul the Col-:tl too far twr4 freedom and away I deelar ah. owe her atag aucce to
ihiibla. CbIUm., ant Uia..XJa il .1 .-Lrvut gOliijUy...aa,rauit..X . wtm I Oaa.ball. o afiar- he- traduattoei
bridge. Th batUa of tb warring tribe ian dlBcovcry of otbr work than that front Va a ar college IS year ago ah
' and th trtf Into which tb fall of, which- aurroond tb home, Mlaa Bate I want on the alas under lb ruldaoe
Thl Ilrldg of tb Ooda" throw I ham
will be drplcUd with daring realism.
It must b retnmbre4 that It waa an
Indian legend that th tribes of th
Columbia ahould bo nt price long
as th "brldg of the god sbouldM
land. '
The laat tableau of all and on that
will cling Indefinitely to the memory
will be the daatli of Multnomah, chief
ef th Wlllamettea. followed Immediate
ly by lil trlbeamen setting hla giant
body afloat on'th Columbia in a bias
ing canoe.
Only evening production will b
given and ther will ba brilliant Illum
ination of every cene. Among -thoa
Interested In tha presentation of "The
Bridge of the Onda" are: W. H. Fear,
president; O. P. Hortsmeyer, treasurer;
Attorney ' McCarthy. Augustus Berg,
Arthur Reed of Hpokane, H. C. Ayemt,
Thomas Smith, Frtd.H. Rothschild 1L
Bills.
and Mannla Orosa. Scat sale opens nest
Krluay. May 17.
"
"Dpe wafer' Ullllrms" Com in.
On of th moat laughable and atrenu-1 thvalr
on a comedies erer presented her Is
"Brewster's Millions, dramatised from
the widely read novel by Qeorg Barr
MoCutnheon. Its fam extends all over
mimicry and dancing with few frills.
0h never mla4 a beball game, and
aa as loud as any wild fan when her
side loot.- A friend suggested that ah
make a stage act of her baseball com
ment and she dM. Tony Pastor heard
her baseball talk premier and engaged
her at once for presentation. In hi
In New York. Thereafter for
nearly 14 year aha waa a tarred In the
est with th bbali common, as tti
flnsle of her number. Then she hit
upon th ' aeroplan act, her present
vaudeville . feature. Thl I tb first
New Verb. May 11 -Bit: I provide
federal proievtH-n for migratory btfde,
lnir4ic4 la the l'ntl4 fcieie saw!
by awnaior Mt-es i4 la lb bauaa
ef reiwwMaiaUva . by Cuair eaatuea
eh. have txU b-ea rpol-4 . favor-
Uy wUl f b ceniiiiUlH. la targtng
lb haeaaaily of this Ulatailen. h
Acsanoas) Uant rroieriu and Jiop
(tloa tiMtUiiaa aaei.
Uilinaa ef ulla taa annually b
aar4 t ia xoi-.s-a ih t'niie4 auui
by. wle an eonacrvatlv traaliaant f
lb Mornoi natural raaonroe rsora-
Bta4 by our migrant, fiular preaan
wopdiil'Hi conniloM numbara ef lucks,
gcaa ilul Bltor tarda r tugble'e4 t
tin when every festal billed niaan
tha alMlrucUan af a aiaall flatk. at
alt timaa th bfillng gua on t a rat
ibat I out ef aU , proporuoa la tb
natural tncroa.
alarktr It Xaavy. .
C V. VlaarL stats gam warden f
Arkansas. rvort4 In hla Indoraemanf f
lb Weak Ull that lo.tt birds were
sent from Miaalaalpif county la en
shipment OcluUar 1. '1ML. Aeer4lbg
to th gam warden of Loulalana, ther
war 4.KI.III ducks, geas and ahora
birds killed la thai stale during tb
wioiar r iiivii.
"The favorabl r.port aa th Mo
Iean bill by the senate committee eon
uma th following:
"Um oontmlseloner and) Othtr of
ficial representing 41 of tb II atata
f th Union, together with some of th
leading ornithologist of ih country,
appeared be for your eammlite and
their taatunony, baaed upon year of
eiparleno and practical obaervatlon,
was coolulve of th fsot that Ut
control ef migratory bird must, from
lb vary natur of Ih surroumllng
tsmptallons and conditions, and In fail
ure.'
Zasaet Feet Oreat Bnxdaa.
Tt la further pointed out In this- re
port that th annual loss to th country
through lnsct peats amount to perhaps
lrt0.000.0C9. To "bring home th sig
nificant of the figures, the report
add that: Thar are about 600 col
leges In th United 8tatea. Their build
ings and endowments have been cen-
turlea in accumulation. Th value of
th college and university building Is
estimated at f 110.004.000 and the en
dowment at f lia.000.000. If they1
eliv4 be 4w4 twevfrw fcalid
lae a4 tuoaia taa ismc las
ef aa ar -U4 r.ta( I a at as
l tUac atfrtaa la eew 01
nw MBivaraiitaai la i wa f i,e..
aea eeb .
. W hat la this watry laaay
ahuat tt.Ova.M0 aJ shiUraa. a4
is oat af liiwi 4aciiaa baa I .
by, fr Ike bwvaal lt laJ4 apas) Ike
surplus mt Ik country. yt It eaaie
ai bp aaay snlliKt la fe4 mtr la-
aal I nan It daa laatlifw! ar cpU
ran. If ib 1 asy way ta waun IM
vast aa4 crweUrf las ph Ih a
liaaal as aaa b prf aai4 ar t4
rai(4 ta nay apprtKiaU wtuwa
It would la b !. pari at wU4s
ta act wlineut 4aly.'
HUGE BUILDING FOR
THE PORT OF LONDON
IBf ta taerMIMkal free SerrW I
Isn4L Kb . May 11 Tue a lea leal
building la Uuslead. If not Is Eurwp la
sets ta b rvte4 by th Fort af Ln
ttboiltt wb bat paid t.t0.
0 for a sh f nearly ibraw acre
which ar la b put nnd.r a alngl rwf
Th plot la qaeatlea I Prtlbla a laws'
throw af Twr sn4 aaar than aO Sep
rat baUding will hare te ha deaaai
lahad to A room for It and Ihree o44
Ladoa trt, ratherta Court, Mua
rovy Court aa4 'rah Ilurar4 will
disappear f rn hw map af Ih ity.
ThU base Uork contain noma af th
Meat bouses ta London, which war
lafl nleucbed by tb great fir af 111.
n4 among the, th cloisters af the
(rwtche4 rrlars mona.t.ry built aa a
foundation of hvadretf of ' eojl aak
pile will ba known to moat American
vial tor to. London.
NEW ClflRASS FOR
. FRENCH CAVALRYMEN
I By lb liters Ilea. I W.ar PerHea I
Parla, Franc, May 11. Th PVenrb
war offto Is teatlog a new typ af cul
ts for th Culrlr. th heaviest
branch of the KYencli cavalry. Th a-
le ting model date from lilt, and I af
steL but Ih nw en now on trial ta
of only half th w.lghl thst ta to say.
1 pounds, lnsta4 of 11 pound a. The
moat atiiktng featur of th new model
Is that It la not of metaL What th
ubatsnc I lb war offlc official re
fits to dlacloaa. but th.y tat that It
power of resistance Is quit equal to
hat of th ateaJ cuirass, in spits or lis
lesser weight. In addition. It Is thought
thst It will have the advantage of doing
swsy with an asog.r-or retieoung
light"
Colon! Thodor Roosevelt I oo
reputed to be s wealthy man. II has
never had extravagant taatea. H I
said to bo today worth ovsr 11.000.000,
hlrh represents his savings from tha
offices he ha held and tha royaltlea on
bis books.
ll im Mx v 1 1 .11 J AO. a, H.nM a. t... .
0) a avaae hu.
Home ol.lheropnlar Dakcr StocU Co
WEEK COMMENGNC SUNDAY MATINEE. MAY
12, 1912 TODAY
By Immrnst PopuUr dsmarwl lir. Bkt
m
: (Gift f f EE
1M WEST
The Scenic Wonder of tho Ag 4 ,
Crtalrit ptotJixtioo rver trea keie. Imrflcnie cut A t'y that nrver
grows old. A power fsl tad Utrnia d ra ma 1 i ptrtor If th day of
49. Moldi th record for U chic.
NOTK Etcolfta; curtain at S tharp. Mtloe at 2. So no iatd
s whU tht curtain It op. " ' "
!
Matinee Sundty, Wadnttdiy, Stturdaje All Kill 25c Kv, 25c.. W.
SpedaJ MoncLj Euxaln Night, 25 Centt--No Higher
w ' -
NEXT 'WEEK BREWSTER'S MILLIONS -C3
that f-mintrv. mnA thm m n nrtti nram n t thff
Baker BtOck corapeny la going to preaent tr'P "F n "o coaeu
PROMISES MADE BY
THE PRESS AGENTS
Continued From Preceding PHge.)
t
ented by that wizard of dramaturgy,
Duvid BelHKCo.
Minn Hutew at last succeeded in per
suading Mr. Belasco to allow her re
turn to her flibt histrionic love com
edy and Judging by the splendid re
ception and result attending this de
cision, her cholc: has been an especially J
hnui))' one. as she nas been credited wltn
It for all week, stkrtlng next Sunday
matinee, will be weloom. . Monty Brew.
ster la th young man who falls heir
li.ooo.ooo ana a um later reciv
othar shock In th shape of a 17,000.000
legacy with -th proviso that th first
tl. 000,000 be spent very cent of 1t le
glUmstely with receipts to show .the
administrator. How h does It Is th
plot of the play with a pretty love story
running through It.
w w
Oaks Opens My SA.
Official snnouncoment was mad ye-
I terrfay hy John F. Cordray, manager of
The uK, mar. nis arnusament para:
would be retdy for business Saturday,
May 25.
putting the final touches to the offices
while a fore of sign niai Is at -work
getlng out notices for the various points
of display around the park. Thirty
gardeners are engaged mowing lawns.
H "HOLY RASPUTIN"
T
RETURNED
0 SIBERIA
! olantlna rose btiahrs and arranvlnr the
registering one of tho blggeet hits of flower beds tBht made The Oaks so
th New lork season. j talked about last Summer.
Oavld BeUaco, with his usual thor- , "I have every reason to believe thst
ou-rhners, has surrounded Miss Bate j the teneon of 1911 will prove to be
with an exceptionally selected company, ) The Oaks' record years," said Vr. Cord
wliich Is virtually the same a ap-i ray yesterday. "The brand new ride
prared with her In New York, Including
Bruce McRae, Adelaide Prince, Kenneth
Hunter, Edith Campbell, Alice Claire 11
llott. Minor 8, Watsoh, Arthur Hyman
ACTOR IS POPULAR,.
ARTIST OF ABILITY
By Karl H. von Wlegsnd.
iCnltrd rree. Uaaed Wire.)
BU Petersburg, May 11. "Holy Ras
putin," self-styled priest, faith healer
and prophet, whose power and Influ
ence In sooial, .political, clerical and
nnnrt rirfltm wT'S.tf Peteraburr reached
Painters are hard at work llmwt incre;ble height la on hi way
back to his Siberian homo, from whence
he started bdg a short time alnc as
plain Oregor Rasputin, peaaant farmer.
H waa ordred exiled to Siberia after
an amaxlng career in St Petersburg,
which was brought to an and at It
a. l V. V tha V rwt at fha T ii atsilat n
yrrj iiriaj tit v tx mhh-w wasw .
Darllament demanding an inquiry as tor
his powsr and Influence in high circle.
Rasputin recall th career of tb
famous French hypnotist Phillips, who
attained an unbelievable away In Rus
sian court circle as a result of hla
alleged mytserlou powers, until the op
position to him finally becam so great
that he waa hastily") hustled away.
"Holy" Rasputin,, ai-i he was known,
was "discovered" by a "generaless"
the wife of a prominent general in the.
which will be th star attraction on th
Trail has been completed and Is ready
for business. , Undoubtedly it will
make a hit for ther Is nothing of Its
kind between . Coney Island and Port
land. It waa erected at a cost of $30,-
000. -i
"There will be something of a change
in our amusement rolicv. Our feature
attractions will b changed every two or army. Ha cured diseases by faith and
p.- '.--wa,av. . . . . y ; a...
A s-- X it
ll y - " f - Z.-- ' f I
M
i three weeks, and they will be composed
of the finest park attractions to be ob
1 talned In tha country.
"We plan to open with the Boston
Symphony orchestra, th soloists and
principal members ox which are now en
route from" Boston. I plan to hav a
symphony coictC every Thursday at
ternoon, but durlng-tha remainder of clety. It penetrated the most
the week the w4-stand , will, harv court circle and there was k
grana opera ana comic opera singers.
"In engairlng the symphony orchestra
K Dm trying to get 1n line with a senti.
mcnt to be found over th .whole coun
try, where there seems to b a general
impression that th bands, formerly en
gagod, have lost to a large degree, their
piu-tima popularity. . think Portland
people wll appreciate th change.'
j "PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Maxlne ElIloU Is In Paris. . '
Xet Qeorge Do It" has been made
into a musical play. ,
Anna 'Pavlova haa been enthuslastical
ly received In London. , . . A
.is: ... .. ...
Tho revival of ."Ban.Hur" Ih London
has been a great success. .
? ..r ,'.- . r -t:r. A.
Four companies ar ia be sent out
next, season In "Tha Gamblers."
Harry Hilllara,, the Webier & Co, star,,? Itjta Spong Is appearing in Australia
'" '"-"cu " ""' i In -thB Utla roi or "Jflvery "Woman.
of Baker Stock company, for the sum- ; ' y : a - 1
,.r r,i, trfinff w" r.v Little Boy Blue wm open in Boston
;on hnvrer kno;.- His playWl? of tbL en,ffaSement
the role of "Jimmy ValcnUne- the past nr m or'P t , -
-..nr.,, h vin,i wK K,.i.i-i E, IL Sothern and Julia Harlow will
tof stock companies only when the regu- f'v e,rTl;,r,e"ent- eaon unU1 tha
lor pnn 1 -touring ftpflorl tina. . - ' Tf a tR I v -
Of
young, 'handsome and of a strong,-virile
FIetJia.t - succeeds with both the men
and wiaeiof stock audiences. As th
debonaiT7 outlaw in "Th Oirl of tho
Golden Weafwhich opens hia aftKl1.
noon. Mr. Hilllard wlll.hav a role tt
i eiy different from the one he Just
close J,-and one also that la more or leg,
familiar to the "-majority- - of theatr
goertv.as the play has been played hers
by th Baker company altogether Six
wCSKB in m iJanv tJTOowiit. b prw
bable ilhat "Unci Torn's Cabin. taking
it for all the year U has been be for
the public, and tnaj-beff"East Lynn also
have appeared here ' rnor often than
The tirl Of-the Oolden. Went" but
their record hav been scattered over a
period of thirty "to forty years,, whils
"Tha Girl- vii first seen herein .108
not, yet four years ogo and thai -was
three years aft r the Initial New Tork
eroduction by Blanche Bates. -,
Eddie Foyhes-secured the rlphts to
Augustus Tnomsa rketch, At Liberty,'
to his owif. vsa. in, vaudovllle. . i .t
William A. Brady intends to produc
a play by Juiea tcKertocwiwian. which
U entitled. "Th Sisters of Fear. -
Madams Kasimova will open Iter sea
son next year IA a new play, under th
direction anoV management . Of Chariek
Frohman. . . ,-. : v . . . .,
w . a - a . ,.
Maude Adams has expressed th In
tention of making a tour of the booth
l-?H5hntlcler,'; tlp-flrt-alf-:Of 7th
coming aeuaon. ?. - r -.
- . - . .. : '
Caby Deslys wtll return to America
in September to i begin b-tr tour under
the inonagenient of the Messr, (hubert
gh will If seen' in "New- Yorkior avl
prayers; he could xorese me xutura
aiid tell . the past H had Svengall
eyes and hypnotic power that impressed
Women particularly. He was a mys
tio such as every large American city
has half a dor.on or mor.
Rasputin's fame grew until b be
came th "fad" and "rage" In high so-
xcluslv
keen' rival
ry to b known as hi "protector" or
"protectress" until he had attained such
Influence and power that he turned th
tables and was prayed to as "protector
and "father."
Th' "holy" man began to meddle in
politics and church affairs. Any on
who sought preferment promotion, rank
or position tried to see the fantastic
mystlo. Through his women followers,
fa kept remarkably well posted on what
was going on In high official circles.
Hs waa the .: "star". In th exclusive
drawing rooms. Tho climax to bis pow
er cam when he plunged' the popular
Bishop Hermogen, one of the princes of
th Russian church, from hla position,
and .succeeded la having- him ordered
to, a distant monastery to do penance.
Rasputin also is credited with having
eaused much trouble in the ministry
Strance ' tales are still told or nis pe
collar. Influence over women.- Thoso who i
desired to bo cured of diseases or "pur
ified" had to present themselves befor
him entirely nude.
'The fall of Bishop Hermogen caused
a reaction against Rasputin. The duma
demanded an interpellation -of tho holy
synod of tho Russian church. Scan
dalous Stories began to . be circulated
about the mystic. Sensational disclos
ures In high circles wera threatened.
Rasputin Was hastily ordered home to
Siberia, .
J
Fourth and
Stark Streets
HOME OP REFINED MUSICAL COMEDY
Week Commencing Tomorrow Matinee
, , Night
Performance
7:30 and 9:15
Th
Keating & Flood
Matinee
Daily
2&0
MEILIG.
THEATRE
Seventh and Taylor
Phon Mala 1; A-11II
t inoim
m
TONIGHT
1S
BEoiJfxmra - o'exocx
BPECIAI PRICE MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
- t3rn3 m iWHBM H BUy
wmup h
Musical Comedy Company
20PEOPLE-20 . '
SINGEIDANCXIOAIEDIANS
ITS TO LAUGH
4
I LOVE MY- WIFE, -BUT
OH, YOU HONEY BUNCH!
Admission
ISc and
25c
Chorm Girts
, Contest
Friday "
MATINEE EVERY DAY
Week, May 13lh
SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE
Special Engagamant of Vaudeville's Moat Tunful afnsleal Comedy. "
10 People 10 , H. BRUCE Presents : 10 People 10 -
TliDelaSalPoste
PmiOBB
Evenings Lower floor, 11.80, $1.00. Balcony. 8 row. $1.00; rows, 7lo:
11 rows, 60c. . Qallery, 85c and 26o.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinee, $1.00, '76. BOc. 5c, 26e.
SEATS NOW- SELLING.. AUTOS AND CARRIAGES 10:45 0CLOCK.
KB AT BAXJB OPESS ITEZT TBXDA.Y, SCAT 17'
BEILIG
THEATBa
6 mourn
KOSBAY -
MAY 20
VpoialPrle
Mat Sat'day
SAVTO BSTABOO Anaotinoaa tha Homeoomlng of
, POrjiAin' WATXTB FXATSB
IN AVERY HOPWOOD'S FARCICAL. ROMANCE
"Nobody's Widow"
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Prlio Craning 12.00, $1.50, $1.00, TSo, BOo.
r rlCCS Saturday Matin -41.50, $1, 760, 404. 364, 854.
To protect ' tha propellers of small
boats from objects that might - - break
them an inventor has brought out a
guard conBietir.ff of parallel rods to be
fastened to the stern post of a boat. '
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Week, Slay 13
KUBXOAX. COMEDY (TAXI
Cecil Lean and Florence Hdlbrook
"Just aa Thayr Are
Mile. Camille Ober
Phenomenal Parisian Star Vocalist
KSCSSATTOV TAMX " " - j
Comr Yanrhn and Twaaty-foutlk .--;
Victoria
.vs."
Portland
- KAY 4V T, g. . 10, 1L 14.
Games bearlnweek days, S p. m. Sun-
days 3:30 p. m. . . ; i .
XtASXSV DAY RUTOAY -
Boa under J- free to bleacher Wednes-
W. H. Lytell and Company
- In tha Comedy Sketch : i
. "AN LL-NIGHT SESSION
Reba Kaufman -Inez
- In Their Clever Capers . . '" ' t
? ; The Saytori Trio ,
In Their Novelty Scene
"Th Land of the Crocodile"
Weston & Bentley Co.
Offering "A TTORNK YS AT MXSICr
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Pert and! Lottie Walton -
Agile Singing and Dancing:
' Acrobats . ,
MArnrriw
D AIIiY .'
Orchestra -Picturea
- OATX.Y '
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i Evening: Prices: 15c,aSc,OOc, TCc
SAJXY KAYrJTEB 15o. 13a, SO. KOtTDY atArrJrax JTlg't rla4
With Eddie Hani and Ester Weir and a Strong Supporting Company, In
A VEST-POCKET EDITION MUSICAL COMEDY
Tb Season's Most Notable Announcement, Playing Exclusively th Sulli
van at consioin circuit. .
MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK VOELKER -
Present "TWILIGHT Iff THE STUDIO."
Daniel ROACH AND McCURDY James
THE PRUNE CENTER CUT-UPS. '
(Lata HI Holler and Town Constable of ,Wm. A. Brady's "Way Down JEaat
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VIRGIL HOLMES AND MARJORIE RILEY ,
Society Vocalists. ..A, : .,' .V:,.-.:--..;,.;
Offerlng-Naw and Spectaoular . Fats In Balancing.
Special Added Feature Wonderful .
WILLARD
Thf Man Who Aotually Grow.' '
" ORCHESTRA . -
Unequalcd Vaudeville
MUMS
Seventh and Alder Streets
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, MAY 13
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
The Huge Magical Fantasy Stupendous Scenic Effects--Gorgeout Cot-
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tumes A,Uramauxauon 01 uio jjeagnuui fairy Btory iargo van.
Creating ' VeriUble Paradiao. for the Yoang Folk.- ,
Brandt a& Walton
' - - joy Joystcri
Mathews and Fields;
"Behind the. Scenes".
: ' Friscary :.v"
' iturope'a Favorite Juggler
, Mile. Mercereau
.Parisian ;Danseue
iJouise' Gerald & Co.
Musicians Extraordinary
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Pantajesccpe
atest Animated Eyents
Popular prices. Matinee daily. Boxes and iint tow baiconyre
Bo"x office open from 10 4. ra. to 10 p. m. Fhonrf A , ;
Certain 2:30" 7:15 and 9.
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