Eugene daily guard., March 14, 1908, Image 4

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eugene theatre Friday, nar. 20
GEO. W. SMITH, Manager
PHONE Black 1442
THE RORK COMPANY'S SUPERB PRODUCTION OF n
THE GREATEST AND MOST, FAMOUS OF ALL THE BIG MUTUAL
' COMEDY SUCESSES
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Twelve of the Cleverest Comedians, Singers an
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Frank Lalor
IN HIS ORIGINAL
INIMITABLE CREATION
Written by Geo. V. Hobartr Music by A. Baldwin Sloan
"NotMheTaii OF 'and 80 Others including Amazing Beauty Chorus of 60
Some of the Songs that, wilt become popular here
"I Know Olrl Mko Yiu." "McmiIImhtI."
'"Mary, Mjr I'rnirln Kulry." i "My llronrhii Uy."
'"Tlnifi Wliat Um lloso Hull Ul Mo." "C'lnm'jf."
"It Muat Ihi love' "INilly IM-ar." '
"Anjr Tln', Any Place, Any Way." ' "Kvi-rylliiiiK 84-riiw l'uuny to Mf.
"Tha Military Man." "KIJI."
Tho Olrl with the White Horse. The KIJI Olrls. The (iee-Gee
Girl. The Pony Ilnllet. The Newport llellcs. lirlllliint Comedy,
Charming MuhIc, KaM-lnalinu TerjMlrhore, Scenery, C'ostmmn and
otlier EffectH of the I'tniost Splendor.
Fred L. Tilden
Sidney Toler
Harry UnrReiig
Vincent McCarthy
The Principals Who Come Through
1 . FRANK LALOR
Anion Ijawrence Miss Mnrenret Taylor
Miss (Jeorgia Hanpy.
Miss Isahelle Lowe
Miss Kveleen Dunmore
Miss Sallie Stembler
A Performance and a Production Absolutely without a Paiallel in the History cf Musical Ccmedy in Arr erica
Prices:-' Lower Floor, $1 .50; Balcony, $1 .00 and 75c; Gallery 50c; Box Seats $2.00. - Sale of seats opens Thursday, March 1 9th, at 9 a.m. 9
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I.imt nlht the now "Black Crook"
hold tho boards nt the lOummo thea-
tre. It wan splendidly slunod, tho
scenery und oluctrlral effects holng
esporlally Rood. K. J. Wlllard, as
"Korlxnz. the MaKlclan," William C.
Kulp, his drtidKe, wore stars, tho lnt
tor lielnn espurlnlly K)d In Ills com
edy rol". while J. l'Mward l'lerce and
Mario Knslyn In their nliiKlni? parts
won enthusiastic encores. Tho Pon
tile rifle and serpentine dancing on
the rolling globe, as well as Mme.
Zeka, the most mystifying ,f all
telepastlsts. Admission only '10
cents.
KiiKcno Mnslcnl Festival
! The musical festival Idea Is abroad
'In the land. The larger cities audi
tho medium-sized ones are all nr-1
I ranging for some combination by I
which the Chicago Symphony Or-i
chestra and Its coterie of singers,
will take part In a song festival con
sisting of oratorio, song recitals, and I
mixed programs. Portland and Ell-;
large cities. This is due to the
spread of genuine interest In and
knowledge of music, and large ap
diunces assemble to near the notable
i orchestral programs offered during
! the seasoV It is therefore an o-
! Iinrl linttv ' aplrinm nllnwpH In riHps
tho size of ours to hear an organiza
tion of this character, and the com
mittee soliciting subscriptions should
not have a difficult task before it.
texact daie cannot be given at pres
ent as Tacoma is making an effort
to secure the orchestra for one per
formance. Definite announcement
will be made soon.
MADAMK llOYT Bleroopllilan Dancer on the llolllng (llobe.
ritOK. 1IOYT The Texas Cowboy and Magician,
CY IIOVT Slack Wlro Walker and Comedian.
Two Hlwnvft Koch Mght, nt ":!( ami H: 1.1
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aretlas, acrobats, gavo a splendid ex- gene are the only Oregon ellles thus i h.-'rl'i!-' ''V "''',,
hlhltlon of tumbling and there were favored. J,! L'SUT ' ho" V-
many other excellent specialties In- 0r cltv , indeed fortunate In publican nomlnuloii r,,r rmn .
T iced. The new "Itbick Cr.iok" is having a I,h-1 orgaul.allon. 1. . will J,U,, , hl' , ' ! "lumv nrlm , .i
one of the season's distinct hlls. , take upon themselves the arduous April II, lsis. ' l""M"'s'
'work, as weji u tie risk, or tirnmun; alt.
ljint year about this time we were ,hia V(,rv ,.x,,i,.llt my f ,,, ,
ireaicu i a real treat in musical (his cltv for three concerts. This
comedy In the nature of liayinund organisation app ars In thlrlv-einht
llllebeock In the "Yankee Tourist." different cities west of the Ito.kv
Jit seems that Mr. Smith, the general Mountains, and we are fortunate u
; manager of the Hug. lie theatre Is he one of these tlrty-elght
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V". ,''',","'i,."1- '-'"' ihe dlwilon of he
., ,, , .,' .. " .. , .. , known composer and niiiFlcutu
.he he at he H gene I re. h . I- v,,,h ,, nWk,.r. .
day. M m !, so. If the U Aug lea ,m ony 0r,.hl.,;1 ,., , , ,k
and HUo paper, are rr ierloii, to, ,,r,.wiire,, , auy otlu.r ,.,.,
o hy. surely l ol.ilng Tro the Ky.. ,', "ln Amwlc tl, n,Iull,r ,
ii. mi, i.ni"i " oiii" "i ,,, nmarama In ronneellnn ltl, xi ....
,conie to tne roast this year, for the) : , ' .,,. , . . ."usic More. tf
Frieda Goldsmith on Thursdn
; ing in honor of her birthday. M
I " onti, . ...j, J ; walked In on her with basket!
SOCIAIj Kh,.TS. i freshments and a book asauo
' remembrance. The eveninj n
tttt"ttttttttttt; pleasantly passed with mil ii
Tk. .,. i i m j music. Those in the party nn
The reception given to Madame M,. wnH ,,.,
Misses Grace Wood, Carrie E!ril
Vera Auten, Ensil Barker aiili
guerlte Dunn; Messrs. Harold Cm
erllne. Wayne Hurd, Herberts
Harold Bean, Gwinn Watson. Wt
dell Barbour
Blauvelt at the Commercial Club on
Thursday afternoon was a very pleas
ant pffalr. Madame Blauvelt Is a
very charming and gracious woman,
and It was a pleasure for the ladles
cf Eugene to meet her. The club
rooms were prettily decorated In
spring's first flowers, the golden dnf-; Mrs. H. C. Mnhon was tatts
fodil and t'.ie flowering nulnce. The Wednesday afternoon totheftK:
ladles were received and Introduced Club. The afternoon was Inform.!
to Madame Blauvelt hv Mrs Chnrlps nassed with needle work ani fit
Hardy, Mrs. Charlotte Zeiber, Mrs. L. The guests of the club wereHrtl
u hltson and Mrs. C. B. Wlllough- Osburn, Mrs. I ranR siipm-i
uy. in another room Mrs. I. M. Glen Mrs. woodrutr. jir. sup
and Mrs. C. S. Williams poured tea, sisted Mrs. Malum in serrins I .
and waters were passed by Mr3. L. eral course luncneon.
U Goodrich, Mrs. Geo. H. Smith, Miss ' o
Minnie Schwarzschild and Mi3s Lulu; Mr. and Mrs. Ulrhard Stare Si
itensnaw. i of Klamath Falls are vlsitin?
o 1 home of Mrs. Smith's parenu.
Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass was the gra-' and Mrs. T. G. Hendricks,
clous hostess this week to the ladles, o
of the Thursday Afternoon Club, and' lie nnnnnl simner served by
a few Invited guests, who were tho ladles of the Congregational'
Mesdames .1. W. Shumate, A. H. Pe-, to Its members on Thursday w
terson. C. A. Burden. Alton Hampton, i was a rrpnt siieoess, there
Frank Weiherbcp, Romeo Gilbert, J. about one hundred and tidy
M. -Woodruff and Jones. After an : tendance The siiun-r. tW"
h.ur or so at whist the hostess was i licious, was foil wed by tbe ret
aistM in serving luncheon by .Miss yenrlv business meeting.
Naury Po:ersjn. J ' ' --e
r A great deal of Interest it
llie l.adieV Aid Society of the ken in te com t: to be ?'.,e;-'
Meihodi.-t KSlsi-pnl rhureh was en-: Eugene unitary Iwnil "
tertainoi! w 'duesilny afternoon bv evening. Mar: 'i 1 7. direr!:) I1 1 ''
Mrs. .1. T. Rowland, Mrs. Irish and : the ceremony wherein
Mrs. ,rgil Howlnrd nt the home of ; Cbaniberlnln pr-em if
the f .run-. Tie hosiewes were as-I colors to the l"oiir:!i reglmn:.
sistel ,i .-.erv'ng refreshments to tbe"j ' .
sixty gii -st s who were nresent liv n I If nlf.l l tniln v the heft kn'n
nunil.er of young ladles. I edv for all dlsi.'i lers nf the r.tn
u hurl ?
. - v such as dysp. ia. "'.
A nuifiber of ihe high school young stomach and belching ("'"
r Hsanny surprised Miss all druggists.
. H. CHUISMA.V.
Get lleWlt 's Carbollzed Witch Ha
rel sa!v- It's good for piles. Sold
by all druggists.
A fine line of new ;rtee curta'- ...
m n. reived dlr.ct from the factory' bv
well- treitht t dav Sneei.,1 v..',,.,, '
hem. t'nuii .Vll-Keliman '('oniiiinv'
lioiisefurnish, rs. comer Olive and v h
streets.
Warner tunes pmuos
Z J. it. How U still aellti.it be.t tall.
jored aulta on the coast rm Contl
inrntal Tailoring Comunny. of Chlca-
Ifo, at (41 .S'lllatnatt atrwt. If
Leave or
cannot npcaa loo nigniy ol tne at- ,(,., h', , v. .... ... . , , - '- 1 "" wnen we can
Urae.lon and perform,!.. 5 ' o" ' 'W.l ? rZZ LlTt'. '. . KKe ne"
o mphonles. rhaps.. 11.;. and ore W ' lameu, .,re-.s h'Xlh "d
Prof. Iloyt. the man of maglc.ltral selections demonstrated their . . "
mirth and mystery, will open an en-, capabilities of high grade work. I Make vonr h'n iv 0T fo.ii
gagement of one week at the Or-' The establishment of fine orrhes- cur'v Poultry "powjer"
pheum theatre Monday. Mrs. Kosle tral organttatlons la becoming more CHAMBERS lUKDYVXRC ni
Hoyt. the champion rifle shot of the nd more a part of the mu.1,.1 r. ' " i
t. will also he on the program u.tlc and e,lueatlona'.lnterest of our Fresh ra .en seed in hmv
with her n..r,.lou. exhibition with .w , . .... CHAMBERS HARDAVAriiS CO.
RACES AT THE RINK
Potato Race
Sack Race
Three Legged
"" Race ad
One Fastis
ALL ON SKAIE5
Monday, Marci l
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