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D DRAMATIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK
SOCIAL AN
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- SOCIETY -
Tho usual quietness and lull In
Boclnl activity that precedes the Lou-
ton season, has boon noticed the past
week, and no largo or formal func
tions will ho glvon in tho dnys p-c-coding
Ash Wodnosdny, tho 24th
Tho past wcok intorost hn contoroJ
around tho contonnnry celebrations
of Lincoln!) birthday, ovary political,
religious and social organization hon
oring lilfl motnory In somo manner
Sorno ontortnlnlng will be dono next
wcok, tnoitly of nn Informal nature
intorost contor principally among
tho young folk around tho Vnlotitlno
dancing party, to ha glvon by Miss
Sherman In tho nrmory Mnml.iy
night.
Htmlciili Hero.
Although no fortnnl entertaining
lins boon dono for tho students from
tho Unlvoralty of Oregon, their pro--onco
horo tho past wcok linn bright
ened many homos. Among thoti aro
Itox Turner, who entortnlns Harold
Hunt nt tho homo or his pnrenls Mr.
and Mrs. F, A, Turner; mIhs .Tonnlo
Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, D. J,
Fry; llnlpli Moorcs, boh of M nnd
Mrs. A. N. Moore; Miss Adolo Goff,
Arthur Van Diiboii and Donn Hnyo,
b(lng ontortnlnod by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clifford Drown; Miss Poggy McNnlr,
Rtiost of Mlim Rlono Pawk; Mls
Francis Nelson, gueat of Mr. and Mrs.
Ohauncoy Bishop; Harold and Or
tnpnd nonn, sons of Judgo and Mrs.
nS. Boon; Clornld ISnsthnm, who
opont a tiny with his brothor, Prof.
Kaiitham; Harvoy Hlator, son of
Jildgo nnd rMs. W. T Slator; Hobort
Hond ricks, gnost of frlondH and rol
ntlveHj Carl aabrlolson, sou of Mr.
nnd Mrs. T). 0. anhrlolsou; Mlas
Madollno Walker, with hor mothor,
Mrs. C. M. Walker.
Moii'h Meeting.
Tho rogular monthly mooting of
tho Mon'n Club of tho Ilnptlst church
was hold last Tuesday ovonlng, In tho
church parlors. Tho club Is mado
up of mumhors of the church, and
business nnd professional men, who
discuss practical nulijuctn nt n suppor
which tho Indies of tho ohurcji serve
nt 0:30 o'clock.
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IN THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE
linkrr Stock Company nt ISuiignlow
Tlu'ittro In Portland to Pro
sent Great Pluy.
!! Mm''!' Kiofimli, l.emllug Ijnly Willi CIuuIcm It. HanfOKl.
C'Iiihh Pnily. . ,shldi lovers of tho Ijuglsh bard, nnd
The boys of tho senior class of Usm j Ikco of the eminent nctor will not
high vchool entertained (he glrk of
their class at the home of Kdgnr
Martin, on Cottage street. Thy en
joyed tho time with nn Informal so
cial time.
Ilnnfoiil In Snlciii.
Tho npponrnuco of Chnrlei II. linn
ford In the prndutt'nu of Bhnkoa-
ponrv'n "Tho Wlutur Tale," .vhlon
lull to attend. This Is tho olchtli
ShukFspcnronti play which Mr. Ilon-!
f.'id hat appeared In In Salem, his
llr t appearance being In 1002, and i
plonslug announcement Is that MIh.i
Mario Drofuah Is taking the loading
Indy's pnrt th's yoar.
linker stock company will present
one of tho most fnsclnatlng nnd In
tel eating plns over wrltlon for nil
week commouclng Sunday mntlneo,
Fobrunry 1 1, tomorrow.
"In tho nishop's Carrlngo" mndo
u hit from tho first time tho public
found it. Originally it was n Bhort
mnguziuo article, but was found so
Interesting and popular that the story
was extended and made into a play.
In Its dramatized form the story be
came even moro popular nnd tho
fame of the piece as nn entertain
ment oxtended from one ond of tho
" r'-eiil to tho other. The central
' ir e: h M-n Older a profession
al plckpockot, known professionally
as ' Nan tho N'lpper." She Is about
in bs arrested when she dodges into
the bishop's carriage, and he, think
ing she Is insano, takes her homo.
She Is discovered as a criminal by n
Inwicr nnd rides away in nn auto
mobile after pal, Tom Dorgnn, has
been discovered. The socond net
sIioas the homo of the lawyer where
Nan and Tom como to rob It. At the
i hist mlnuto, Nan turns In tho polico
alarm call herself nd when the of
ficers arrlvo, they arrest Tom and
'send him to prison. -Tho lawyer un
' dertnkes to reform Nnn, and sue
i ceeds. She goes Into vaudeville nnd
becomes n favorite. Just as tho lnw-
yor Is about to marry Nan, Tom es
capes from prison and comes to her
- """., wh?ro he threatens her If Bhc
' does not return to him, Tom Is
n'gHln caught by uio police nnd cart
' od to Jail. The last act shows tho
I interior of the police station, whore
tiil the chuinclors are assembled. "In
tho Hlshop's CTrrlr?"'" Is it groat at
traction and cspack'lly for u stock
house.
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THE WIIIT?nS TALE.
A record of Shakespearean suc
cumaa such us no othor actor living
can cIhIiii renders Charles II. Hauford
a figure of Interest to the present
gemiriillon, apart from tho onjoy-
! munt of his urt. Mr. Hanford has
Tin uverniu uumbur of denths ,,. i, ..,.,, ,, mti. . mi...Im1 nnuiiw.
comet to tlu (irnnd o.iora Iioiimo next j brouich rnllwiiy iw.ftints In Holland tlou of one of the classic mustor-
ruosJny. Pebi'inry 10, Is an venl .s one n or. pieces, never hesitating at tho cost
MInm Adnin'rt Itecllnl,
Miss Adnms, nsslstant lustnictor
of tho Collogo of Oratory of Wil
lamette Unlvoralty plonsod a lnr.i?c
numhor of friends In a rooltal In tlm
chnpol of Wlllnmotto Unlvoralty Inst
night. Mint Adams nppuarod In din
lect numbers, select pooniH and h-1( -tlons
from well-known' elnwilcs One
of hor most plonslug numbers was i
comedy, In which sho linpeiMoiiitid
nl xohnraoters In an Inimitable maii
utx character In nn Inimitable man
Holuimway, Marguerite Mors nud
Paul Auduraon, voonllst',.
Cliist Paily,
Tho third nnd fovth year nonildiny
hoys of tho Unlvoralty 'ontorlnlnad
tliQ girls of both olntsus In Wohitmi.tn
hull Wednesday night. An Informal
time wait enjoyed and rafroahmnnls
borved. t
lllrlliitiy Pnily.
Mln OlndyH Hnrtholumow. of Yow
Park, avo a dollghtful party 'o 12
of hor little friends on Satmdax
February 1U.
MltHi (lladys wan ruinoniliered wiiti
many beautiful pnuentn. TIih youux
ladlw enjoyed the afteninnn with
rlous Kniuw nnd litlotu from tho
Harmony, after whloh luncheon ,u
nerved, and eaoh of tho gmmu re
ceived little huartahnped bon hou
boxes u u souvenir of tho dto
They then depnrted wlnhlng Mtss
Gladys many moro happy birthday
MUs Nina McNnry'g girls' clntH of
tho Buuday school of tho ttuptltt
church entertained all tho clnssns of
tho school Inst night In tho church
parlors, A program of readings and
nonga waa gUen In commemoration
of . Lincoln's soutonary, and wac fol-
IowihI by a soolal time. A foAturo
waa tho singing of tho men's chows
of IB voices,, which hai boon formed
but two week, and which mado Us
first publlo nppearanco nt the dcr
vices last Sunday.
Valentino Party,
Tho l.ndlea of tho Muccabooa en
tertained tho Sir Knlghta nnd friends
In ilolmun hall Wednesday ovonlng
Tho entertainment wua lu the nature
ofj'n Valentino party. Hod hearts
nnd Cupids figured In th edewra
tlonu. An Interesting program of
muKkml and lltomry munbora was
given and lofroahniQuts sorvod nftei
wards A lurge autnur h present
when the test suggests sumptuous i
nnd spectacular effect. Tho play se
lected for exploitation this season Is
"The inter's Tale." Presentations
of the play have noen hnmpered In
many cases by tho fact that the brief
bat most effectively comic part of
Autolycus requires the services of nn
actor wuoso oxperlenco nnd capabil
ity should not bo loss than those of
tho star hlmsolf. Mr. Hanford solves
this difficulty by playing both Au
tolycus and Leontos, nn arrangement
which tho fact that the characters I
nro strongly contrasted ns well ns
aepniatod by the arrangement of
scenes mnkos highly advantageous.
Tho role of Hcrmlono will be ns-
suined by Miss Mario Drofnnh whose
follcity in tho Interpretation of char-
actors of this kind has won n host
of ndmlrers. Hor nusenco from tho
stage last season owing to illness has
mado her recent apponrances tho oc
casions of tho utmost enthusiasm. '
Mr. Hanford comes to the Grand I
opera liouso on Tuesday, February '
10, on which occasion ho will present Ai'tlmr Ciiniilngliniii, in "Kerry Govr,
"Tho Winter's Tnlo." beats on snlo1 fJ,al"1 'a',u l,0,IHP' l,,'"ry .
at box office Tuesday, Fobrunry 10,
0 a. in.
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Grand Opera House
,TNO. F. COHDItAY, Mgr.
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This evening at tho Grand opera
house Arthur Cunningham, who In
tho past fow seasons has won un
tttlftltlh KAitntri 11iM tm lilt l(lat
of tho bnrltono roles with tho best, SATURDAY FEBRUARY
One Night Only
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organizations In the country, will
demonstrate thoroughly that ho Is
also nn nctor of no mean ability nnd
has been solectcd by Joseph Murphy,
tho veteran actor, as his successor in
his famous Irish play "Tho Kerry
Gow." It will bo In this popular
piny, that Mr. Cunningham will he
seen In this city. Mr. Cunningham
Is nbly supported by a large com
pany and complete scenic production.
Kodol In n combination of nil the
natural d'gcstlvo Julcon found lu .i
ordinary healthy rtomnch, nnd will
digest your food In n nntural way.
Ploasant to tnko. Sold by all drug-gists.
Campbell & Cavniiagh Picvu-iit
I THK IIHSII ACTOH-SIXOICK
J ARTHUR
1 CUNNINGHAM
In Joseph Murphy's Fnuiotm Play
THK KKItltV COW
Complete Production
i:rellcut Cast
Hear Mr. Cunningham Sin;:
"Helleve .Me If All Theme Knileniliig
. .Young CbniiiH."
"The Ii'lslimnn'.s Toast,"
"Xoin Acooshla."
Prices S.c lo SI
Seat sale at bov olllre Sntiirdny O
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The PtRaoNNiL c& thr Charges B.Hanford Company
Bungalow Theatre
Umpire Thentro Co. (Inc.) I.esseo. Geo. L. Dukor, Gen. Manager.
Portland's Fashionable Popular Price PJiiyhouso. Home of the In
compnrnblo linker Stock Company.
"Wonk commeiu'lUK Sunday Matinee, tomorrow. Fobrunry H, 1009,
Channlng Pollock's dniniHtlzatlou of the widely read noel
In the Bishop's
Carriage
Hy Miriam Mlchalson. As played by Jesslo Ilusley. On of the
host stock plays ovor written Now more popular than over. Kvory
scono a gem. Production under stage direction of Dannld Ilowlos.
Keiilng Prices 25, :w, 30c; Matinee, 13, i!."W
Mntlneo Saturday. Noxt weak. "Tho CoUbjco Widow" First tlmo
In Stock All mall orders, or by wire receive prompt and careful
attention
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Grand Opera House I
Tuesday February 16
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Engagement of tho Eminent Actor
MR. CHARLES B. HANFORD
nccompanledby
MISS MARIE DROFNAH
In a spectacular production of
The Winters Tale
The presentation of this great comedy will mako the eighth sue- J
et-sslve Shakesperean play presented by Mr. Hanford in Salem:
11)02 The Taming of tho Shrew.
100:t Much Ado About Nothing.
IDOI IUclmnl 111.
11)03 Othello
100U Tho Morvhaiu of Vonlco.
10117 lulliis t'aosar.
1008 Anlony and Cleopatra.
10t)0 Tho Wlntor'i. Talo.
Prlct'N $ 1 .30, $ 1 .IK), 7,5c, 50c
Seat a!o at box otllco Tuoxlay 0 a. nt
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