THE SAN ; CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1910 42 FRANCISCO "KISSING GIRL" FACES AND SCENES IN THIS WEEK'S HITE ANDDONLIN"DOLLARHARK" IS LURES TO SAVOY ATTRACTIONS AT THE LOCALPLAYHOUSES AT THE ORPHEUM ALCAZAR'S OFFER Day Is Successful Musical Comedy to Comedienne the "Giant" Drama of the Present Play One Week Only in* WillHead Billin a Per- Retained for Another 4 at This City sona! Sketch Week Least

' •Che Orpheum., bill this week will The success of "The Dollar Mark" "The Kissing Girl." which enjoyed a have for its headline a favorite at the Alcazar, has been so bis that the run of 250 nights at the Cort theater, act comedienne husband, a New by George- Broadhurst will be Chicago, will begin an engagement and her drama . York "Giant," in a. sketch about them- retained at the Alcazar for another limited to one week at the Savoy \ surprise selves written by Vincent Bryant. week. and> there will be no theater this evening, with an ensembjre said, Alabel, Hite _and Mike Donlin are the occasioned by the announcement that of 70 and a production that Is to stars of skit, which wiii serve to will be held on the boards of the be perfect. the it introduce. in clever imper- house for a longer term. Since TJie book is by Stanislaus Stange and Miss Hite Belasco and New York performance the attendance the music by Harry yon Tllzer. Both sonations the Giant in tbe initial a congenial role. at the Sutter street house has in- author and composer have much to & the the James ;Cook* and John Lorrnz will creased anil before the doors for credit, I yes- their Stange having supplied the introduce. . their: latest hit, "The Two matinee performance were opened •widely divergent cleverness of Lulu Millionaires." which, is said to be one t»rday entire house was sold out. the with Glazer, LillianRussell, Fritz! Scheff and Continuous laugh. Richard Mandrage. Every one of the brilliant lines ' a -well, Is read with books and known Kuropean -ventriloquist which the play abounds Mrs. Schumann-Heink with recently secured by the Orpheum effect and the situations, intensely dra- lyrics that proved successful, while circuit, will contribute a novel act: riiatic. or comedy in conception are : Yon Tilzer has caught the popular Schcda. a Polish violinjst, will present worked out with rare skill and finish. a "Paganini's "Wallingr'a striking resem- fancy a set of jingles, with here and fantasy.^, Ghost." and Will IJ. in will, it 'said, surprise Pierporvt Morgan and How- sterling merit, is his hearers blance to J. : there compositions of with the music that he draws from makeup to resemble * " ard Hickni.m's \u25a0 that have pleased the most exacting of his violin. . .#". -• .. > "John D." are two # . the son of the great musical critics. This week terminates the engage- great factors in the success of the per- ment of the Duffin-Redcay troupe of formance, a that is enhanced Ithas been a combinationof talent success carry acrobats," ••Radiant" Radie_Furman. the by cleverness with which they bring a light the thought that should forth musical Meredltn. sisters and also of "William out the audacious. but dramatic •work of excellence. Manager John P. Farnum, who has a great the playwright. sketch, of Slocum promises the entire original success with his classic "The While the theme of "The Collar Mallet's Masterpiece." A new series is not new in drama. Broadhur^,* production as used in the Chicago Mark" K..J of motion pictures will conclude the has utilized it in a way that makes presentation. In the selection of prin- performance. . greatest of its kind. H« • ———' — work the may cipals great discrimination has been hammers home truths which be way r spirit of Fhowr. . One of measuring trade a^tivity unpleasant to the American is by comparing tho number of persons Independence arui fair play, but they The role has been allotted to seeking almshousfeg. gainsaid, and titular relief at At Lon- are truths that can not be Miss who made a hit don* the returns show that a decrease of good may Texas Guinan. 5 per cent has been registered in relief by telHns them much be^S^ *;ere last year in "The Gay Musician," extended. •<;,': * complished. 'i^ with Dick Temple as the comedy foil. An old San Francisco favorite, Harry AMUSEMENTS Herrnson, will appear as Hippocrates Muller, a German brewer, and Venita • • - ' Fitzhugh, a donna; r-i , --' ; ,-'. coloratura prlma t^ry ifJLHU'MjP\u25a0— Ml ', Fitzhugh, an eccentric comedienne, ' Ida MeALLISTEIt ST^ *******Market 130 a dozen principals appear y^JS&sMjS * and other will Near MarKet. , HOBt with the big chorus. —— — /@ >'&c^^^^^ "^iT! : T a \u25a0rrr*<ff send his notable I THIS \u25a0' EYEXiyG—o>g WEEK ONLY production of "Madame X," Alexandrc CO3JOIESCIXG SUNDAY JOHN P. SLOCUM Presents Bisson's powerful drama, to follow "The fl The New Viennese Cesnlc Opera Triumph. KBELll>t*« lift Kissing Girl" at the Savoy theater. Direct From 250 Nights *t Cort Theater, Chicago. ||iELODIOUS THE COMEDY AND THE :i - EL GOOD HP|-f °-A- COMPANY ARE , *\u25a0%\u25a0-.-. F** LAUGHING "In Search of a Sinner" Makes LANDSLIDE &Ty} Of9 fWJ £~% Book b-T Stanislaus W *<**—**' *C^»g r -** 1 ,», tt. Hit at Columbia KIQ"**\u25a0 *>-».«* A. *» Stanje. anthor of , Soi- Lillian engagement "The Chocolate Russell's present dier." From the Ger- at the Columbia theater Is' one of the |jf W played" mo6t successful ever here by y a nnj anthor of "The Merry the popular star and has done much to G^ Widow." Lyrics by place- Miss Russell in a well deserved TEXAS Tteeeßl Bryan. mu»le position among leading- WITH MISS GUIXAXAND— the comedi- — by narry Ton Tiizer. CAST TO ennes on the American stage. TO ALL STAR AND CHORUS Charlotte Thompson, the author of Nights and Saturday Matinee, $1.50 to 50c. "Pop" Matiaee Thursday. $1.00 to 23c. the farcical play, "In Search of a Sin- Seats at Theater and Emporium. ner," is to be congratulated upon hav- ing fitted the fair Lillian with a role NIGHT, In which she is given the opportunity STARTING SUNDAY DECEMBER 11TH to shine at her best as a comedienne THIS SEASONS SUPREME EVENT. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers of the highest type. That the star makes the most of her chance in the comedy is an.ply attested by the suc- cess achieved by the attraction now at the Columbia theater. MADAME The second and final week of Miss J^V Bnssell'a stay will doubtless see. the THE REICNING DRAMATIC SENSATION house crowded, for the success of the star, comedy and supporting company can not be questioned. The company appearing in support of Lillian Russell could hardly be im- proved upon. Harry C. Browne is leading man and has made a hit in that capacity. Jessie Ralph as Maclr.tyre, the knowing maid, offers a fine charac- terization. Others in the cast are Jo- Safest and- Most Masrnificent Theater In «y*T?l9S£Tlc*t <,a>m*it ?eph Tuohy. Hay Ginn, Lynn ' P-f natron* -J -. ward \u25a0 America. ; \u25a0 i \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0' *~\ Pratt, Victor Benit. John G. Brammall, WEEK BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON. SIP OBAL'MAN. Manager. > Russell, MATINEE EVERY DAY. ; Hattie Olive Harper and Viola VAUDEVILLE. Leach. The final performance THE STANDARD OF will be The "Favorite American Comedienne ; GTZAND OPENING given next Sunday night. Matinees I • and Wednesday and Saturday. The Popular New York "Giant.* THIS JIFTEKNOO&C! •Polly of the Circus," with Ida St. MABELHITE First Show Tonight. 7 p. m. Leon in the title role, will be the next Second Perferman«, 9:15 attraction at the Columbia theater. MIKE DONLIN j In Their Musical Skit Entitled i Century VDOCBLE PLAY." 20th Vaudeville! Dramatic Notes 'By Vincent Bryan (By Arrangement with Llebier & Cn.* POLLY PICKLE'S PETS 5 PET- Way." principals chorus Late Stars of "The Motor Girl" Company. - LA>*D Hattie Russell, who ie one of the the. In it the of his and the ensembles are beautt- \u25a0 The Latest Fantasy. members of Lillian Russell's company, clever company will,have every oppor- ful. James— COOK & LORENZ—John . "In Search of a Sinner," is a sister of tunity to appear at their best advan- "THE TWO MILLIONAIRES." Frederick-HALLEN &FULLER-Flollie the Berlin. famous Ada Rehan. ANOTHER PLACE tage. There will be. new songs and "DREAM CITY"IS MAY FAILS IN Direct from In "A t^sBon at U P. M." appearance comedy stunts by Jack Curtiss. Al TAYLOR RICHARD NADRAGE The first in the. west. of Bacon, European Ventriloqolst. LIXD Montgomery and Stone is Bruce. Millar Lillle SutherJand FIGHT FOR LIBERTY -' ''l.n Dan»e by managers. announced The Polish Violtni't, Para?T3.t.T.** their The famous stars %and AVinnio Baldwin. The American Renowned bring 'beauty \u25a0\u25a0*\u25a0 will their latest success called chorus will wear sonic new v and SCHEDA >-\ HEDI CIIILDREX "The Old IS Must Rehiain: in Jail Pending Presenting Charagterltatlon. TOGO OPENED BRIGHT Mimicry REALITY anB Town." stunning production In clothes and *the GHOST»" will be. it is promised,. on an elaborate Trial Perjury ; "PAGANINNTS Charlotte Thompson, who wrote for ALF TAM3I AND THEIBA "In and beautiful scale. ,May Taylor, THE DUFFIN-REDCAY TROUPE Search of a Sinner" for Lillian Russell, held to answer in. ttye Complete Triple Somersault, ~ Those 'VrnoUj' DiaTcrect Ventriloquist?. is the of one Empress Theater, Handsomely The vaudeville portion of the pro- Garrick Production With DiH police charge perjury Introdiieinc a author of New York's gram court on a of Double Half and Full Twisting biggest current hits, "Rebecca of Sun- will be supplied by Kelly and committed during and KRETORE nybrook Violette; Roberta, illusions, :- the trial of William ' Somersaults : Farm." Appointed, Begins Career in and Pis- , as Popular Balmain, tho.whita slaver, "LOOPING THE LOOP" \u25a0•\u25a0 '---:^ Th» Mart tel and Cushing in a absurd- Star: Proves endeavored 1 blaokfac'e yesterday to regain her liberty on a Jefferson de Angelis. who has not ity, "Waiting for THE 3IEREDITH SISTERS THOMAS POTTER DF>*>" been seen in his native city for several This Afternoon the Train.". Two With Patrons writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge IN THEIR SONGV gI'CCF.SSES. years, is heading toward San Francisco reels of motion pictures will be pro- Cabaniss. Her. attorney. J. J.'Guilfoyle. and will be a Christmas at jected. arguod the alleged testimony "RADIANT"RADIE FITRMAN LAUGH-0-SfOPE Savoy. attraction that false CHARACTER COMEDIENNE. the Matinees are given every day at the she gave in the AMERICAN Shorrl^g r.MnMr Plcr«r»«i. The Empress theater in Market easily Balmain trial wasnot street American ahd twice each evening. That "Dream Gity" Is the most material, and that therefore the charge ORPHEU3L MOTION PICTUKES PKrCES. 10c. 2tV.'3oc. Bos OfQc* Now Opea. The Commercial Travelers* associa- one \u25a0 SHOWING LATEST NOVELTIES. tion will give their big theater is. of the handsomest playhouses in popular* offering Dill has yet made at of perjury could not lie against heir. party Attorney Last Week— lmmense Success at the Columbia Theater on the 27th San Francisco. It willbe thrown open CHUTES HAS TAMERS the Garrick has been evidenced by the :Assistant District Berry re- Favorite Romantic Actor. ir.et. "The Dollar Princess" will ; plied that the letter Mrs. Taylor falsely of the the - \u25a0 be to the public this afternoon, when a £~ OF LIONS AND POLICE large audiences which the delightful 3IR. WILLIAM FARNUM attraction. vaudeville promised swore she did not write was one of the Company. show of excel- musical comedy has been attracting material issues " And His t "K^ep on Movin'." sung- by lence will be presented and given twice ' in the case. Presenting Edtvanl Peple> Little Classic. members Handcuff King and Subjugator during • Judge Cahaniss Taylor "THE MASTERPIECE." of the Jim Post company at the In,the evening. The theater is under the week. \u0084 remanded the MALLET'S [ Ameri- 2Cc, 50c, Valeria w,oman loc, sl- can this week, is the composition of the direction of Sullivan & Oonsidine of Wallace on the Bill As August Dlnglebender, the Long back to the custody of the ETenin? Prices— 75c. Bos PHONE MARKET IT. a San Francisco boy, M. Gunsky, sheriff. : \u25a0 . «. Seats $1.00. who and under the local management of Sid a .. (Except Sundays and Holi- has achieved several songr Such an array of attractions will-be Island truck, farmer with, distaste Matinee— Prices ' MONDAY, already. successes Graumati. "S. & C." acts are welcomed days! 10c. 2.V\ 50c. \ DECEMBER 3th over a long offered at the Chute's theater for the for work and a fondness for huckle- PHONES— DOUGLAS 70. HOME C 1570. chain of vaudeville thea- week commencing Sunday Charles Frohman if. sending of ters throughout the country and com- this after- berrywine, Dili is in his best charac- THE GIRTON STOCK CO. three noon gathered \u25a0 together " comedy has not been terization; \u25a0 - Opens his musical stars at the head prise :European and American attrac- time, v a Season of of "The Dollar Princecs." They are tions of importance.. for a long it is promised. The Victor Herbert's music is tuneful John L. Kearney. Will C. Mandevllle program includes the best in .vaude- HIGH CLASS MELODRAMA The opening bill will include "PoJly •.-.,/\u25a0 and bright. Ediga'r'\u25a0-,\u25a0Smith's libretto is and Fred Lennox. The piece opens at Pets," comedy; ville. •.\u25a0• -.-\u25a0 wren the on Pickle's a musical Fred engaging in \u25a0« theme r./and worked out Columbia • Christmas• • nieht. and MollyFuller,. Hardeeri, "the. handcuff king," who most, entertainingly;. The aeroplane Hallen San Franoisco world, := Leon, who a sketch, "A at has defied the police all over the by a pretty Ida St. was so well re- fax'orltes. in Wesson 11 bill, number sung 4 Lora-Lieb is £> SMI | 1~l t^," ItlX^C ceived jn the "Pr.lly p. m."; Lind, impersonator, will head the arid after him Frank' .SEtOND AND LAST WEEK BEGINS MONDAY. title role of of the an who will number and sensational lin effect. The Last Time Next Sunday THECOWPUNCHER Hall, intrepid tamer, Night. STEAM HEATED THHOITGHOUT Circus" when the MargaTet Mayo play present his "La Dame Paraguay"; Bud lion will endeavor A THRILLINGDRAMA OF THE PLAINS. was offered here season, to subjugate Wallace, in a den Market. St. nr. 7tb. Phone Market 3SI. last will re- Heim and his little sister in character- espe- and Direction SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE. Popular prices SOc. Ssc. 25c. 10c turn with the play for a limited en- izations: Kretore. "the mad musician"; cially built for the stage. Andreo's Matinees Wednesday Saturday Era gement at the• Columbia• theater. studies In"porcelain, Week Begn. Sunday Matinee, Dec. 4 MATINEES SATTTRDAYS'AND SUNDAYS. * Alf Camm. assisted by "Thiera" and which have been — Seats Now on Sa!» at Box Offlee. Change Snndays. _____ \u25a0__a a Entire of Bill ": iamt tmm mt ••• •—i trial scene in " "Shuck," in a ventriloqual act; hit at the Orpheum. will be on the V^^ mmm.mmm mm aaa aaaaa o^m »mr The "Madame X Thomas bill,, Hugh Emmett, \u25a0which Henry W. Savage sends to Potter Dunn, a, master of dialect, and and J. assisted by Tbat Fonmaker Savoy theater following the Hlldred Emmett, will present a. novel s "The Kisslnff the "laughoscope" with picture projec- ventriloqulal Girl." has been unanimously voted by tions will complete the program. There 'entertainment. Harry de PApIMORDKIN the New York critics the most thrilling and Williams, will be a matinee every day at the Em- Vine Belle "the travel- Ballot. and moving «»v*»r written in any drama ing salesman and the female drum- And Imperial Russian A mother on trial killing press and two performances each even- 1 for.the of a mer,' promise much fun, Taylor rascal who meant to harm the son who ing. and her 20 years and Braham, Hebrew comedians, will at 2:39 * — had deserted before sud- v Aft. In— denly discovers that the young lawyer var/ the program. Harry Bptter and FareweUJhis whom the court has appointed "LOVE FINDS A WAY" his company will present The ißiir Laushins 3lusical Success to de- "A. MatrP VALENCIA THEATER A WAY." fend her is none other than her own AT T.HE AMERICAN monlal Blizzard,'\ a< farce by 'Ed \u25a0•Mo- Phone Market .17. "LOVEWILIiFIXD VAUbEVILLEI'HBAfFffiT boy. The mother has fallen to the gut- Wade,', and the biograph, Big:, Sprlghtlj-.and Stunninc Chorns EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ter and dare not tietray her identity which changes its motion pictures every day, Olio, inclnding THE SEASON'S SHOW- a situation that never fails to bring • ; Unique Comedy, A -Big All Star Vaudeville to most Post Offers New Musical Farce wlllcomplete the program. ._ . In Her HARDEEN. Handcnff K!n«; FRANK HALL,In tears the callous spectator's .. DEGgGORZA an Effort to Subdue Wallace; ANDRF.E"S STUD- eyes. The realism of'the Prettily The customary professional tryout Kelly whole drama Trimmed y {Spanish: &Violette IEDIn PORCELAIN, direct from the Orphenm: of which this scene is merely charac- will take place Tuesday night, tub babitoxb. VentriloqnJal Wonder; teristic, Jim offering and the \u25a0\u25a0ROBERT' SCHMITZ,: Pianist. "INSEARCH OF A " HUGH J. EMMETT. DI- is said to be beyond praise Post's this week at the amateurs Will appear Thursday and SINNER" "ROBERTA," The Mysterious VINE and WILLIAMS, the TraTellnjr Salesman effect of play a ' By Charlotte Tljomp?on. Drammer; while the the baffles the American theater will be new mu- Friday nights. ; : .; COLiLJMBil!jgB And Others and the Female HARRY BOTTER & expert to picture in advance. sical, burlesque called "Love Will Find Wednesday Mat. at Popular -Prices— $1, 50c, 25c. CO.. presenting "AMatrimonial Bllaard"; TAY- , 11 IS. . MONDAY, DECEMBER 12.. dallyr-2:30— 10. 20c. <3» » » «\u25a0.«. i« » « »«\u25a0\u25a0« i. .... ; Sun. Af»B.,vDcc. and Matinee LOR & BRAHAM,Hebrew Comedians, and the KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DRILL—The exhlbitlMi v Bents $2,' 51.50,::$1. ready Wednesday, at FREDERIC THOMPSON'S PRODUCTION, Two shows nightly—7:3o. 9:15—10. 20. SOc. Biograph. I resprved. early. drill and dance 6y illusion i'ommandery N6.41 'Bberrnnn, ;Glay> • -\u25a0-\u25a0:.": AH seats Secure seats Price*—Aft»..ICe and 20cr Nishts. 10c. 20c. 30c. :„•Knlgbtsf Templar - &\u25a0' Co.'s. i .--\u25a0.^ '..- of the in the pavilion lat orders -to W..L.^^ GrPPnßamn. \ Theater Patrons Admitted Free to Ground*. Sutter- and Pierce streets last Friday Address mail PROFESSIONAL TUESDAY EVES'G. attended nl#nt TRYOLT This was .b- a larce number of person*. l tneß..Aftt > Pec. 20. 1> AMATEURS THURS. ANDFRI. NIGHTS. Week's Attractions .. The various, eTOlntions were, well executed and jj i^Oaklnnd~-'I neB..Aft. j vloudly applauded. .The exhibition was fol- -REACHE, - COLUMBIA—LiIIian Russell in "Search pf a lowed by aa order of 12 dances. -. V ;... Coming— QERVILJ..E Contralto. \u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0:'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 V SEAT SALE THURSDAY.;:: Sinner." \u25a0 * -/^^vRACING SAVOY—Musical comedy "The Kissing Girl." Music in Golden Gate Park '/jfiik^J^™ CALIFORNIA A9P A 1kti$utter and Stciner ; I LUR.LINE The following program ".will Ije given ***• ™™ west i4oOv - :^^ynA*3• JOGKEUIUB BUSH AND I^IRKIXSTS^ \u25a0 ;,-, ALCAZAR—"The Dollar Mark." ; ALLA/f*,**'AM Phone 54242; \u25a0 \u25a0-.•.\u25a0: -„ -•.- .."Phone West 1104 by the jpark band, C. :H. V ;* Fr*Y Horn* . Ca&sasai di- : ;- and Managers. v \u25a0 S.VLOVERICH.' Manager. . OCEAN WATER BATHS rector, in Golden Gate park today: BELASCO & MAYER. Owners., Swlmuilns «*»il Tub Baths 1 \u25a0 £ACI3TG Spangled ' EVESY GARRICK—Max Dillin "pream City," musical comedy. Anthem. "Star Banner." .. >•' TODAY MATINEE TODAY—TONIGHT t-^iX^N^ SAY, Salt water direct from the ocean. Opea :...;.. . MATINEE "Tomorrow' Starts and \u25a0' /* WEEK taeiudinj Suad-iy? March. '•5010ne11e" .TschalkoVpky NEXT WEEK. ; Second -Last' Week. •13^^ tTe# day tad tTeoins. (Written lvhonor of the St. Petersburg law TONIGHT AND:ALL. * Nbi. *i» SAIN OS biU^»X aad holidays, from 7 i.m. to 10 p. m. Spec- ORPHEUM— Vaudeville! fcbool. of which he was a.member.! SIT BACE3 EACH DAY tater»* saltecy free. Orerture, ••French C0medy" ...... Kela Bela First Kace— at 1:40 p. m. Natatorlam reserTed Tuesday and Frldar Waltz, "Where the Citron:. Blooms'. ;-. Men, $2; Ladles. $1. from 0 o'clock to noon for : .. .Strauss - Admission eoralns women Vaudeville. Mosaic, "10ne"...... ;. ..'...... ;....Petre11a For special train* stoppius at th«rtraek. tak» i ealy. EMPRESS— "Jacobite" .:...... -...... "...... Gassner E. P. Ferry, foo^ of Market at.: leave at 12 m.. *nitered• Oe»«n Water Plnna»» p. \u25a0 Introducing songs dauc^s.) \u0084 every 20 minutes until 1:40 m. N*» : — . ( fatorltft and ;In Merriest of Musical ,- thereafter cars, wntcn, COJaTOaTABLY HEATED 0verture,^."U1enz1" .:....'. R. Wagner ilPiiiiiiiißi the- Comedies, amoklog In the last two - axw rvaerrad Dryers for CHUTES Vaudeville...... Eat Air Hair Woman B*t*nr». (By request.) . . . Greatest of All'American: Plays. Writtm :i by lor ladles and their escorts. \u25a0..\u25a0—,•-. The popular resort for a tU-v'** ; ... , -: THOMAS H. WILLIAMS. l-resliJeat. winter's Dane's" (Nos. 1and 2) .*...-. .Grieg George Broadhurst,'. \u25a0. Author or eTentnj. Temper3tar« of baUdlaj •\u25a0iii^Vj "Norweßian H. •. PEBCT W. TRKAT. B«cret»nr. . MusicaI; comedy, and Excerpts- ' :. from tbe mostvadmlred .works -of. ...: '-.\u25a0•,--•\u25a0" "The Man of the;'Ho*." r'o anlt weather. r^ vaudeville. \u25a0 ..'.\u25a0>-. .G0dfrey City AMERICAN— Donizetti IN, Dream BRANCH ...... ;...... IT RAN THREE MONTHS NEW :YORK- • ; \u25a0 2sc, Two s6n?s by .'...... ". ....E. n. Ball AND TEN ANGELES Ni?ht and Sua.'Mat.' Prices— to $1. rt — \u25a0Ca»"My Has learned. WEEKBINI.OS - :, Saturday Mat. "Pop". :Prices 25c ...... Heart" to Love'^ Yon."- PRICES— Night, Sf'at., 23c to 50c. -1 - =and 50c. ; • 25c to 51. , only,* (b) •; : ':r i Next—MAX':\u25a0 to Trade, Buy ?—| VALENCIA—This afternoon Russian dancers. "Just For «;Girl.": / Dili in "THE MESRY —Want or Sell Gems from;"Sprinp Chicken" ;".: '. Carle i /.WIDOW.AND THE DEVILS*' ; —USE CALL WANT ADS— j \u25a0 . . in - '• ...... Now '. Preparation— '.'THE GIRI.' .WITH . -"America." \u25a0: H 1 $1 .XHE.GHEENJ-EYES.- ..;,/'-.^; <\u25a0/\u25a0:/;.- .^V-..\u25a0 .;\u25a0 WEEKLY CALL. PER YEAR