DATE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, . OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1010.
PAGE SEVEN
CRIES OF REAL
In "The Wolf which Is to bo
presented at the Grand Opera House
tomorrow night there is told not on
ly an interesting and well acted
story of thle great outdoors of the
Canadian Hudson fur country, but
there is produced a drama rivaling
in dramatic realism the shows of an
cient Rome. The reproduction of a
howling pack of wolves whose
yelps and wailing cries are made
mjoHo real by the accompanying
voice of a genuine grey timber wolf,
has never been excelled. The
strange effect of the cries of the
wolf pack was secured one after
noon at Bronx Park Zoological Gar
den, New York. Experts from the
recording forces of a prominent
phonograph manufacture, armed
with necessary apparatus, stationed
There are few plays which, by
reason of merit alone, can be ac
cepted as standard; there are few
others that have that hjeart interest
-which Is so necessary to brilliant
dramatic success. "Sis" Hopkins,"
-which comes to the Grand Opera
House Monday, Jan. 24, is now be
ing played for the eleventh sleason,
and there are no signs of warning
popularity. Tho sweet sentiment of
the story, the home-like and natural
world of the characters concerned In
tho telling of tho tale of life and
love and disappointment and ulti
mate triumph of the quaint country
girl, "Sis Hopkins," combined with
tho rare art of Miss Melville as an
actress, an art which enabled her to
take a single quaint character and
SIS HOPKINS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
John F. Cordray,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22
THE LYRIC THEATRE (N. Y.) SUCQESS.
THE MOST REALISTIC PHE EASY WAY."
Redolent With the Ozone of the Great Northwest.
PH HH b 9 H IbhbbI I
BY EUGENE WALTER, Autor u'.
"PAID IN FULL" and "THE EAS YWAY."
Mr. Andrew Robson 8?
Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c. Seats Now Selling
WOLF ADD REALIS
TO STRONG DRAMATIC PRODUCTION
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themselves in front of tho cages of
the wolves in tho Zoo nnd waited
for tho captives Ishmaols to howl
into the horn.
Eugene Water, tho author of tho
play was there to say when and
how; and finally a series of weird
cries, from tho throats of the shag
gy beasts gave tho operator his cue,
and he began to record the voices.
At every performance of "The
Wolf" during the stirring and
(thrilling dual in tho dark between
Jules Beaublen and Wm. Mac Don
ald the vlllian, the howl of the wolf
pack is heard while accompanying
it note for note, a -real live timber
wolf whose mate was killed on ac
count of her ferocity, gives wild
voice to his lonliness.
Teddy, tbfe lone timber wolf, who
nightly cries aloud his sense of
wrong and lonliness to heaven was
weave it into a play of enthralling
interest, have made "Sis Hopkins"
one of tho most brilliant and suc
cessful comedy dramas of two de
cades. As the odd country girl who
has never .been outside of the Posey
county in her life, and, who believed
that all the world is as true and
honest to high ideals as tho homely
people with whom she has been as
sociated all her days, Miss Melville
attains dramatic heights Which ap
peal to ono Irreslstably. As she
sweeps through the acts, dominating
every scene, developing the sweet
sontimiont which Is characteristic of
the piece, and touching lightly the
chords in pathetic moments, all
sense of ackwardness, her oddty and
her quaint costume Is lost sight of,
and thero remains only admiration
for the actress' who so subtly sways
her audience, and pity for the stage
girl in her bitter disappointments.
And at the end where she stands re-
Manager,
It : s ' " t Jill i
Srone From "The Wolf," at Grand Opera House, January 22. 5
presonted to tho company while
playing a recent ongagenicnt in
Oklahoma City. Tho company ac
cepted thorn as pets," but ono of
them at least has become a valuable
adjunct of tho production. Nan
ette's untameablo spirit was so flerco
.that tho management was forced to
.kill her, so Teddy is left to give his
.nightly cry alone. During the last
act of tho drama, when the terrific
duel in the dark is being fought
amid tho howllngs of the hungry
wolves in the forest, Teddy's voice
adds many thrills and his history
much pathos.
Nightly, when tho current is turn
ed on in the phonograph and when
the crfee of the pack is heard, which
is his cuo Teddy's voice mingles and
blends with those of his absent
brothers. Seats now on sale at box
.office.
vealed, a clever accomplished young
woman contented in the love of an
honest heart which has waited so pa
ti.ently for her, she presents a pic-
,turo which is exquisitely beautiful.
Miss Melville has supporting her
this season a company of exceptional
merit and her manager, Mr. J. R.
Stirling, has biven the play an m
tirely new scenic dressing. Seat
sale starts Saturday at 9 a. m.
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JNO. P. CORDRAV, Mgr.
MONDAY. JANUARY 24.
You All Iteiueniber 11th
"SIS" Time Around
J. R. Stirling presents the artistic
commedienno
Rose Melville
the everlasting pastoral comedy
drau .
"SIS HOPKINS"
A IMuy That Appeals to All MhiiIcIihI
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nuthin' fur you." Sis Hopkins.
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