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Volume XXL No. 44. CINCINNATI-INEW YORK-CHICAGO October 30, 1909.

BLANCHE WALSH AND GEORGE W. HOWARD. IN THE TEST »'.'Jn i The GREATBRUSSELS chair hingesworktlieinselveslooseandwill €L “ItsoundsliketheHattieofManilawlien Exposition, andSideShowsundersuchcircumstances Amongst theGreatSideShowsalreadyarrangedforthislocation,areincluded THE BRUSSELSKERMESSE people goinandoutofsometheatres.The order—Booklet T10uponrequest? we submitthesfinifilesandpricesthatcomjêl loost' andrattle,becauseheliastestedthem.May not staytightened.ThatistiiereasonI It isEstimatedthat10,000,000PeoplewillVisitthe known playhousemanagertous. buy nootherchairshutyoims”—saidawell Hinges staynoiseless,andsimplyC.WNOTbecome European AmusementParksCo. ANTI-TRUST FILMCO. 77-79 So.ClarkStreet, 215 Wab.shAve. The munaperKNOWSthatourPatenter!Noiseless BIFF! BANG!! 19 W.18thSt. NEW YORK CHICAGO ANTI TRUST HLMCO. American SeatingCompany The NewGreatWaterRapids The L.A.ThompsonScenicRailway Mysterious RiverCaves,Etc.,Etc. Water Chute EXPOSITION, 1910 Where alsoPlanscanbeseenofAvailableSpacestoLet. Braaoh.n inallPartsoftbaCountry. I_for shipment._I The FinestLocationforAmusementsand Popular AttractionsintheExhibition. Write to-dayforour big FilmList. All theverybestForeignandDomestic Machines ofallmakesconstantlyready FILMS FORRENT. Application forSpacecanbemadeatonceto 210, STRAND,LONDON,W.C should doImmenseBusiness. Films purchasedweekly. PHILADELPHIA 70 FranklinSt. I23S ArchSt. BOSTON CHICAGO, ILL. Good, Inexpensive Always InStock Chairs e B mm FORRE^ I t I 59Dei Announcement Extraordinary satisfaction. artists—superb scenically—lavishlycostumed,real¬ comedy, avitalstoryactedbyFrance’sgjreatest lê releasedon 41 W.25thSt. tion ofanyfilmmaker. istically vivid,historicallycorrect. -Sunday, Nov.14,1909- NEW YORK EARLY—this filmwillgetyouaweek’sprofitinsingleday. MISTER EXHIBITORSEETHATYOURORDERSAREPLACED Thrilling:, intenselydramatic,ajêntletouchof Owing totremendousadvancedemand,itwill This productionalonewouldmakethereputa¬ A filmthatWILLpullbusinessandg:ivesupreme Dearborn St. Eugene Cline FIRST RUNSERVICE High-Class Theatreswanting write me.Ishipeverywhere. First, SecondorThirdrun, Largest yianufacturersofMovingPictures. -— LATESTCREATION- RIGOLETTO PATHE FRERES ,TIA.KEN FROM^THE,OPERA) PATHE FRERES, but whenyouneedaMachineorsupplieswritetoua.Weare and increaseyourprofits.C.H.I). writes: ‘WakingaItig Specialists onMachinesandSupplies, wecansaveyoumoney in anylocalityforaManwithlittle money.tsperiencenot Amusement StîplyCo..834IHnoisBank 115 DearioniSUCMcogo. a firstcLissfilmandSongSlideRentalService. WriteforCatalog. Powers, EdisonandallotherMachines and Supplies.Wenesotiata necessary. Kasytostart.Wetellyouhow. WeaelltheMOTIOCRArH, Hit, UiiKinasincrraanlwoniterfulijr." Asloniahinsopportunity Film d’art—Length,1,000Feet. MOTION PICTURES 35 RandolphSt. CHICAGO Chicago, III. NEW ORLEANS 813 UnionSt. Volume XXL No. 44 CINCINNATI—NEW YORK—CHICAGO October 30, 1909

On Amusement Life and Environmen®

The story has been told on James Thornton, known to every one that' Clever Conkey, who Is well known over the ^\■esteln cinuit. thinks that Is at all I'anilllar with the vaudeville sta^e. that one night in the thirst em- some day he will be the proud owner of a big show of his own and will cease I orium conducted i>y Jim Corbett, Thornton tried to “make a borrow” from to travel around the country making money for other people to spend in the genial proprietor. Corbett wanted I riotous living. With the object in view Thornton to go home, so he declined ^ of getting all the advance information to make the loan. i he can in regard to the country ‘‘But ITl pay your cab fare,” said through which he expects to play when Corbett, “if you will go home and go | he is the owner of a show, he does not to bed.” I depend on directories or theatrical “All right,” said Thornton, and piled i guides, into the cab as Corbett handed the ' “In going from Oklahoma City to cabby two dollars to take the vaude- i Topeka, Kans., recently,” writes Con- villian to Harlem. They had pro- i key, “the train stopped at a small burg ceeded Just two squares, when Thorn- i and, as usual, I stuck my head out of ton halted the cab. “Twenty-five cents a square is a good price to ride in ! the window in search of information. Addressing one of the corn-fed native.s one of these things. Isn't it?” he inquired of the cabby. The man on the box on the platform, I inquired; ‘Say, neighbor, could you tell me how big this admitted that It was. “Well,” said the comedian, “you can make more town Is?’ money in le.ss time than by driving me all the way to Harlem. Take fifty “Waving his hand, he answered: ‘Wa-a-1, I’ll tell you. It run.-j from cents for the two squares you have carried me and give me the change.” that grain elevator, about a mile and a half out yonder, down here to the The driver accepted the proposition, and in ten minutes after he had railroad track.’ left. Thornton was back in Corbett’s place, spending Corbett’s $1.50 over “Then I knew, and the town will be added to my circuit” Corbett’s mahogany. Not so long afterwards, this actor, at 2 or 3 o’clock one morning, got Into a cab to drive home, and when altmist there di.scovered that his A dandy young colored “gemman” was porter of No. 5. with the Norris money was spent. He had nothing for cabfare. & Rowe Circus. He was evidently too dandy, for, he departed one night, famous physician lived nearby, and the resourceful actor told the | and with him disappeared various articles of wearing apparel. Myron Baker, chauffeur to stop there. Then he jumped out, rang the physician’s night bell | of the Baker Bicycle Troupe, was the chief sufferer, for “Buck.” as he is and screamed up the tube In an agonized voice: affectionately called by the pad room, is the “Beau Brummel” of the Norris “iHictor, our baby! It h:Ls swallowed its rattle! Quick! I’ve got a & Rowe Show. The next morning, as Buck was standing near the flats, a cab waiting. ! razor back approached him: “I’ll be eared at once, an overcoat over his pajamas, and a case of | “Yes,” absentedly replied Baker, “I believe they did get .some of my Instruments under his arm. things.” . “The actor bundled him into the cab. “.Ain’t it hell?” asked the razor back. “Every year, about this time, “To 84 West Steenth street.” he said to th chauffeur. “I’ll go on to some one steals yi r tings and lams wid ’em. I just sent all rny “tings” home the druggl.st’s.” to me sister. 1 ain’t goin’ to be a bum when the show goes into quarters.” And the actor walked off chuckling, for the address he had given was “That was tht- wise thing to do,” said Mr. Baker. that of an old maid dramatic critic who had dared to roast his act. “You bet it was, I don’t own a thing except the duds on me back, so _ ' the d—n thieves can’t get anything from me.” said the razor back. “But, I say.” and here he edged closer, and got confidential. “Have you got an Will Ellis, local manager for the Cunningham Billposting Company, at | overcoat?” their Bethany. Mo., plant, tells the following of a vaudeville performer “No,” sadly replied Baker, “the coon took that also.” who. In a wild dash to catch his train, reached the station, only to see the “Well, I can stake yer.” and here he lowered his voice. “I swiped a train pulling out. Panting violently. 1 swell last night, and will sell it cheap, but don’t wear It until you get out and watching the departing train for r77“'''.',v. x ^ of this section.” a moment, he finally sought to elicit a little comfort from a German by¬ stander. The following storv is told on Robert H. Harris, manager of Daniel A&sumltig an air of indifference, he Boone On the Trail: remarked, goodtiature

th** nilo «»r til** Im(||*>4* W An IIIKllTMtiHHl. 'I ll.attll .IM ^ Kt (•Xlll lilM'tl l< III*’ . >Xho hllll kI|4‘ 4XNH h**l«- Ml A 4l<«U fMMi: .\«'H NEW THEATRE SOTHERN AND M ARLOWE Viirk. Mif 11*1 IIIihmI to Ifr t in !l>»* l ant! tilt* iit.tl I \\ .\< |>Im4 «‘<1 In tli«* *».«!< •!!> This !•* lilt* lli>t tliif ;ri>tliiiu of tin* FOR MORRIS TO FILL^^GEMENTS •»v» r iMviirr‘d «t tin* Gniinl MORRIS IN NEWARK. House I o Be F.rected hy Brandeis Announcement Is Made that the Stay of 1 hese Stars in New ^ ork *nH* l-xrtf At Nt*w;irk, N. J . U now uiidfr m*\\ iiiMii.m«*iii«‘nt aimI Iiha In-fii r**i*lirlHii‘n**«l .\iiii*ri(*aii ^tllî4‘ Hall. rliAimiiitf Win Mor ri**, \\lu» Iiah tin* Ihmi'«- to IiIh rlrtiilt VI estern Vaudeville Circuit riif lioiis** lijih lM*fii ii**!**! fir v.ui*l'*x ill** 'ilM'iit May Be Filled in the Principal Cities A ><.ir. ntolft tin riirrit* .\iiiii:Alln*ilny »nn‘«* th** tlioalr- - - - w.iw o|M*tn*4l. Misiix |h*«i|'l»* |*r«'Hii»i‘lit In th**i* rl**r*N xxt*ri* |in*****iit, iin'linlini; llarrx I Aiid *r .\»u«Min(**‘in**iit if. iii.iik* that K. II. Sothnrn ainl j r*»h* ix tin* first H«»riiHis ftnoitoiiAl w*-rk Miss '*nlIII nif»*.will'. Win.Hill. M*»rrisxiiK-rix ainlniHi xxlf*.x.iH, I'litn'tI.MU Ito.l,.• liiiiali. will li»\o MnollH-r now IIii'mII)-, Io tw .liiJia .Xiarloxx** will imt Ih- aIiIi* to «(>|H*Ar At tbt* ' Wanl has **\t‘r Attt*in|>t*«!. I l**nt<*f**r**. .vltli «ihK tiinliiinl »»lln*.'*Mini-.' ^■m■ll•a^r*i. LOiNEYI OMPV HA^KPIHASKELL I STABBED.QTARRPn "'U r’kli.oo It for liolli ri>ail ilalrx anil an lU'l.x. K. C. Horn it Sona, Niw \ ork arcbl- .'<•*1 will iiKo nniniii xvltli tin* ttMiipaiiy for |.VJI>IC.T siMtseC-U. otin-r ni."rM|x.|ii m run. Kr«‘.1 Mac. II la uinh-r | t<•••lw, arc worklim on the idaiiK for Ihc new »MnB** linn* .ifl« rw anN. hiit inhl winti-r will hinl I r\££ ^ ^ r\ /^x alixHl, will luxe llic roll* In wlilcli Olla liar I tnlhllin!. I Unm pJayliiK th*- lai;:4*r fillns tnitshU* New' That• nat Rascal”KdSCdl UttcndCOOffended OneUnc OfOt His lan Mi.r.-.l »• aiu-o-r-afnllv. Mr. Aaron-* Ik alao The the lire will *-iniUK “f S«tih«*i!i ami Marlowe is lsnn*y lli.sk *1], x ;.inl**vi!k* iinHn»h»i;lsf. EXIT FOREIGN EXCHANGE. forwanl In «>i oin- of tin- hictfcst uti-lUr '>I’l'''arliis at the »**«*Mn I'liTTier llio.-ilr.-,llieatr*-, AtlAtl.intic now in eiHirM- of i-oUKtriictioa. makluK two . •ieatsi.'.tw of tin*till' tlioHiriraltln'Atrh’al .SI-.ISOII. ' City. laxt wix-k wni-XX MS st;il*lM-tlMiiIiIm',1 xvhii**xvliilo l<*AVin»eliv . new th<-atr--a Ih-Iiik erex-txal hy the rame peo¬ While i.la.xlua ill N*W York. Marloxve ami i "h-naee ••ntrain-.-, /.na K* nllworth waa «hari:.-.l Afl.-r a hri.-f month of r lail e\iM-rien<-e, For ple, at an outlay of $tl,tMa). Mr. Seeley au- .•S-»therii will Ih-xole part of their time to re- I *'*''• niaih- lln- allaek. Si haill.x xva* eluii Kxeiiam:*- <-liii.i-il at the Knyal Alexandra, I noiim-ea Ih.al It will Im‘ completeil hy Kelouary li*-ai>lui.' w-v.Tal plaxa to Im- prikliioed diirini; ' llarki-ll slasliiol that It xx-i« m-ees^nry fi*r a Toronto, on tn-t. lo that Omaha ia the atarter lor a lln* s'‘Msla.x i*. n*>l liM>kt-n hy the I.lehlera a. pjj. \\ ei>t<-rn x-lrvull, a» In- la maklni; u lour of With iiiurli X••hfiinnee it Ik Hssertetl that any ’wiMiml**. a prol*al>le *n*-*-eMK in 11* prewnt form, and for Western stale*. aeekiuK houaea In olln-r eltlea. «liK*-u«ksl*m lM-txx****ii .\lr. Sotlieru ainl Ia*t.4*:« «iir»*<‘t«»r, Inul in^tliiiiK to *lo with the I ami the new yiinlevllle house not later than • urtailinent of tin* (*n^M):«‘tin‘nt of .S«»therii ami MMP Al I A NA7IMO\/A M.-ireU I With the ooniplellon of Ihxae- new Marl**x*e at tin- N« xx’ Theatre. Miu'h intereat iviivit. Mk.L.A INMAIIviUVy I hon*.-*. oniana will haxe tlve theatrea, playltiK .'(itaeht's t** tin- itiM-iiiiifc; of this InHise on Moinlay. , tile K. A I-., ShniHTt and 8lalr A llarlla clr- Noxenih*r s. with an elahorate prtMliirtiuii of ■ .' eiills. .and Orjiheiim and Morris vjiidexille cir¬ Aulouy ant Ch*«»piitnt. AlthiHJKh S4»tliern ami cuits. M.irhfW** XXill Im- *a*«‘ii 111 the title roli*H. no rlx**u dpial opportunity for fin* flisplay of tal*-nt. t Mesar*. Sun ken ami Kosti r the ^ I otM-nIni; dale of tin- in-w Alpha Tln-.nlre. Kri-, TO EXCHANGE PLAYERS. ' ' l*a., Novemla-r 1. Tin |M-rformani e w ill Im- of I tl-e ‘-ame cla*H u» k.m-u in Shea’s at IlnfTah-. tin- ■ IlipiMsInHIie in Cleveland and the tirainl In Companies Playing Arsene Lupin in ^ ! l*itt*hnri;. TIiIk will isive Krie tlr-*t class >JU London and New York to Transfer. The hoiiw- ha* a seatlnt; e.-ipucily of rrsai. cf I wbicU TOO will Im- on main floor nml Msi in t’harh*K Fr*»hiii.iii has put his han*! to a trail** j the halrnnie*. 'ilM-re im top gallery In Atlinllo evehani;** tliat will involve two emn 1 theatre every m-at afford* a x ie\r ^•allleA and at the s.hii ** lime MTXe rs a in *ans i I of the Tile arch mi the om- «»f intr*Hltn*in;; Her-ild dii Maiirler t«> N«*w VorK, »lr. Frohiii.iii hrs d(*t**rnilin *1 nisei Kast* r hiah atatfe is one tin- xxe‘*k as the d il • f«»r hiinîi*^ to tin* Lyiii;i I In the n'*i**atr»*. N*‘xv Yf»rk. tin* Ars4*n** l.npln i**»ni ! I*uiiy T^layini; at tin* Duke of Y«>rk‘s Tln*Mtr»*. ' f.rHnU»n. Pint sendini; tin* Aiin*ricnii **(»inpany to ! Kondon * | THE Tin* exohanir** x%ilL howev«*r. iin-lmle only Ih** i fw*» easts. The pnMinetifHiv will re*iiain at tin* | itoK'-rs are rehears- fheatr *s In whii*ii th* plays are noxx I .*inj: ; In A new play aet**:t. TIjo etaiipanv tluil eo’iies fr* m ljo*nl'»a | >xj|| Im* headfsl hy <;»*ri'M «1n Manrler. |I<- will , opens In Ih* aoeii at tin* l.yeenin Tlieali*** in tin* r*»le »»f j ht- In Boston, Arsene i.np'ii. X'hh h is A* l»**t In n* l.v WMliain the attraction will Is- brought Into • Noirtenav. .ml AI«*Mi.**!;p. Carlisle xx'.ll s’k*****.-^! ; .Among the other priiicipala Is the are b ris Kâne in tin* t*T*rt s»f C*>nla. m*niilA Kadi * ^^B^B , Nanon Ja<*ine*. .Ann Taster, Ben \\\\\ take Mr. ll**rlH*it's pl:**t* ax nrx'x n*Ie of Ih'* Joseph Can-y, Harry ••hh father. 'I’he x*ntlre e.**st of txxi-ntx f*«iir will sail from 1 oin!<*n a XMH*k «-arli* r 11 an tin* |n**sent l.v e«nn; lln'ilre erst -ails fi,an N»*xx York, inn^’r.* MAJESTIC AMUSEMENT CO. will lx* fHx hr»*ak ill III*- *M*;'.*H n at tin* I.ye**nni. Tin* \n*v*rier*ii eonipanx xvill end Its x* mimmi Ar*ri! Tin- M.ijeKtic AmilM-nient Conipenx. <*>in|M)o*l •-1 Min! .âfl on April <». Tin* Kimllsli ermipaiiy I of It B. (iarrlson. II |i. Bower* and M. \V i-i fin** to arrive Mareh :hi i ml civ«* lt*i tlrst llaidy. haxe (.|K‘n>*l np a Him ex< hnngi- ami Ar^**nf I.ii|dn ix-rfortiianee f>n April 4. , tvMiki-ur ag-nty at Kl Itorado. .\rk. J. x’ Cotien 1* man.iger. This concern cmitrols tln- : Cidonlnl Ttn-atie, lln-amlaisl TIn-aIn- nisi tin- AS OTHERS SEE THEM. I (’olls(-nn.. They exp'*ct to keep the rol-xilal Tin-atr*- and the roll*.-uii.- rnnnine r<‘gnUr!v d'l-lng th.- xvliiler nn-ntliK. an-l ar-- atway* In Actors Will Have Opportunity To Get I lls- market for hlBli-clnK. altrr.clh'na. Tln-y Good ViexK/. h.id lest week tlie m-.Vrinond Knlh-r Stork f an I [>--ny and the AVard A Wt-at ('iain*I,x t’omoinv I this xx«-ek. <'ll.trie, l-'rohiiiaii aiiiioiiiiei-s that Ii» xxill Ill the l'a**ion Kloxvir. iirodiiced for tin- first time lust Monday night, in .Vltiany, .\. A. ot'.-nipt a novel e\|M.ritiient in the :i;'htini; <-f • In-Skioc rooniN iit the CrIU-rion Tliealrx*, N*-w OBTAINS TWO WINNERS. irk. iluriii)! lln- pi-rfomiane*- of Isr-tel. While oil the stage Haskell sketcl ed w-v.-r.il | that leason its i-areer Is anddenly abbreTlateil. 1 lie 1ai2--«r <|ee..»inK nmn of the rrlterlon. , —...Aflaatio fi'laiis who wen- in the ...A great many features of the play contrlhut«-d ' >i.<. ,.ir ... xv..i. - >i,.. theatrerio-atre willxxill Im- e>piip|Ms|e>piip|M-<| xvith an immen-s-immen-^- j among xxh-nii -x as Keiiilw mtli. who eondiH-ts a to the decision of its projirletors, though Its' „ . u.neer A‘'l,.*i»n I f* u'ili'l»,ii'snn the Ihithr--.-pi.'<-r-,I -s-pieersl nilrro'.mlrni'. ocenp.xingoeenii.xint rn .n'ire«n'ire wall | -lere -.-u lln- boardwalk. Kenilworth tm* of |ialpable cxaggeratliKi of the French standard of , " J" ’V,',„ *; ,L\"^ spii.-eepin-o andnnil romideielyroinph-lely snrrtall any enthu ,, ,^,1**0i« r-ree will nn piiriMwe of fin- exis-rimenf is thst the I lend of g.Ksi. slastic Interest. 1’ I*"’’’"'’''' Katherine C.rey will o-lois in Isrio-I. Ilk-- Fnlwir. .An’en. w!n« t-ni ---— set tin- nrlnclpal roh-s in these plays. Miss t-l-xs al! pfissihh- skill in a stiidhsl stage make WANT TO flFT MARRIPn? lleRii-ig the fixotllglit comlil , IVIUdCie, Ind. hv III.la J >hn*<-ii Vfiiiiig. vlilrh Me**rs. HliiilM-it THEATRE BUILDER ILL. nation* of n>lm-s in tin- diesslnc rouins of the '— reeenllj acc»-pled hihI in lln- h-i ding isil-- of princitial actors .and aetres*es will Im- f-vtend-sl 1 ’ Ciipid’* Bower’- is tin- title that has In-eii ' x»hleh .tainesmi Im-<- Finney will apiM-ar, liav- f M. 'V‘hh|, t>ru* c»f tin* Ih***! kiM'XXii th**afr** tliroi-gheiit all the Fiohman th-atre* in N’l-xr siiggesli-iln tin- past ien 'Ir. Finney thus, as It haiffM ns. will Im- tln- fJ'wxl Hariiirttan lltiMpltal. CliM'inn^ll. Mr -— months font of those r*,,-.* <*■*’ siKTiiinbt-d to the snhtle Inffiii nee. peclally distlngiii*lnsl th JULIAN ROSE’S MOTHER DIES. nTe foe^ M n ‘‘“i '7 liidiired by e,dd and exhaiistim, while rehnild JUL.IAIN KxJoc S hnOTHER OiEa. Th • last to Im- m.arrhsl I-: llerselM-l Canan. s7lnie Illne .Mons<-,. I Mi<, Im lanneln.l on the road to I ,.,p The itr. Itnlldlng. He als.. - on-' of the owners and managt is of the tln-.itre. st.anlom. It has long u2rMVT^ «i. .»'••• hunt Ihe I,.vrle ’n.ealr. of f iH-lnirall and the Mrx. I>i>ra Uo i‘nlually to |»r<*A4*nt Mrs. Ihrt-a Uo*«-. nn>thernioth^T of JiiliiinJulian Ues.--.IC****.'*. thetin* He went Hast a few days rgo and r.-tnrn**i Messrs. Shnhert Intf-iMl T ‘inpl* Thi*atr»* of |>«*lroM. .i« xx *11 aa a n nn • *fn**{|ian. *•. of Noxx Y*irk. ho niarri<‘4l MI«h Vlolot Hunt. '*r** xxiih tlwir iii*»tln*i xxlM*n tin* «*»id oaiiit*. Sh?!f»*r win rJIom'nl i^*ci*nlly hy that of ItmuHH* CHANGE OF POLICY. Tin* fi!n**!;*| xxax lu-hl •»! Mrv. Umw-V lat** hotpo. '“V'hnman, tin* drnrntinr at tho thoatn*. to MU*» 1.1 *hler A r*». haxe arrenK**! with I.«ai in Ko4‘h *h- pt h* aMi tin* lira* flcMir. hy New Yorkera. 1<*r, V.. onoil Nox**inlH*r 4 in V*«ii .Vlh-trs. Wifn. \Vliih* tin* ainlh*nrr* w.-ik h<‘lnir »«“xi«* of the Aft r h.Aving suffered a m-rvou* hreukdown. Ui»eves Smith will Im- Mi** Wanl’s le.sding ni-in , par.|uet. The party was askrsi to see Manager Kdna Wnllars- llop|M-r Brown has Clareiiee A Sl«*rlltiir. eharaet**r with lln* I.' ami *tagi- manag--r. John In-an and Margar-t ■AyK-iir-!. It wems that the maid had lM.e-jhi '-ngagi-iio-nt rt th'- I'lil.-e.- ’Tliealre. I.•sr • oim- lime |H*rtt*d to Join aiTHln mxai I'liiiilr*-. wtiU-li U now -y'< fiircf, TIk- liruHK l(«itlv. I' IF. QUESTION Mr. Kioli ii.iii liin lU'ciiltil til It I fti r thin iiiir Mr. < irlll'-r will mil} plj) l■llK»l.'<'■ll•'lltn lu MOTION PICTURE SHOWS l*>Hii:iiii, Ni'W Vijtk. I'lilliiil'-li liln iiimI l>ii>liiti. Tl I- llr«t Ci'IlliT l.mi I'i: ■••ihi.ii will rmi- IS SETTLED ■•Ul Ilf llilk ri-pirliilri- nf plii}f: 'I'ln' I'.itilut. I'liiivlit III tlif Ualii. Till- .Mail rrnii \|i xii'i, I nil II I1I--.V play III.I II whli-li .Mr. l iillli r Is iniw REPLACE MELODRAMA nt irnrk. liman Will Make His Future NOW OPEN SUNDAYS. and I hunder Thrillers that Formerly Did a f^henomenal Busi I loine In I .ondon, But Is In Clean Vaudeville Show Meets No Op ness are Not so Much In Demand This Season as No Hurry to Depart position in Grand Forks. In the Halcyon Years Gone Bv.

'I'liK .Sun.lay rliMliiir prm>iiiiiii in lu-ra'i. tin- |H.iii |i. iif i;raiiil Kurka |i. 'ITi it llltli- I'ilv MUCH ro dd abroad has alna.ia li i-n a •tlKlil” 'iin l, .■ |/,\« ii FORTUNES MADE IN THAT FIELD OF AMUSEMENT far as tilaylimiM-» an* i ui <■l•rl|lMl. put al uit fiiiir iiimilliH aK risiilt In Ciileaun. whip- I.ini-.lii J. Carter ata-nal Ilia tirely to that kin.I nf aninaeui--iit eM-n at a .,11,'.. In Ihe lllllin- ... Ihas. Krnhlli:lll, tl at the Knipiri- iliil imt iilii ii. llrat thrllli-ra. < in- -if the InMiaea tli.it f'irmerl.v lowT rate of ailii i'ainn illlel l-leniler plnilni -l. I .Sifii-i- that time the Kinplre was e|ie«-il nii iliil a I' ei'om.-nal Imairn-aa vltli this cla'S of IV>piilnr prlc,-il nie|n.lram:i ma.} ii-kain Its eiiliiel} iilitll .\|r. .\. J. Kavaimirh. an ’ >1,1 ila.i- Ilk" Ihe rniiinr Ilirt .Mi . I r .liiiiiiu aiiiiiM m.-nt, .viehi--.! an a%.-ri ke we.-kly r*-''eipt fnrnier fsi[iularlty ami iimtinn pictiip- allows iiniy , n. llll. Iielllly l.hiile bliln.lil Kal'ieil .-re- irleiieeil jiiil eiierKl cease to In- tie craze, tint at tills time notU- '•f onl.v H.2lnr.\ that Ihe pnalneer wnllhl alir him iM-eti pnitliiK mi aiieh p'oial e|eaii nhnWH. at la no ilonht t'lil that the ih-iiianil fnr this par- l,n- I lea alara ami hnlililiks III .\lii.-rli-n -ih- iiini'erate priis-i.. that he at miee j; .iiii.il tie- :ici lar claas of amii'.iiieiit !< nn th - wain- an I i.iliu- hiiiii«-lf lo ila l.iiiilmi llnatrea. L-mal will am*. MI|i|Mirt of tin- latter elj-a i.r :lie result Is that f--wt-r niehalranias lp- nn the \l,i . ileiiiala mill iiK.re e.ailii iiialimi>. .Vhiiik RELIGIOUS PLAY PRAISED. l-.ri-mleai Ihe think ynl In la- alnin-.t u eiirh .-,,Ui I k-- '111.' Ill Whl'ia-n Inn I ere It la- FLORA ZABELLE .mail ill. in.l '|ai»iil\. II..- atal.-iii.-iit lasinsi (n 111 l i- liiii-'iTa .-rtlii- •|■..r^lHal} MS-Ill' In kill.* when riiarJi-' I ;nl man U 'alllni: fm- Kiimta- e\i-«-pt riiarh-' The biskest attractinii ever preseiit.-il in San iMhiiian liiiii-M-lf. llnwever. mnealy iha-s knn«. Craneisco was the Passion Play, at the t’oliwiim. not eM-ii .Mr. Krnhiiiaii. Tn w t at ri-at a niiin where nikhtly for four eienliika some thirty live laT -'f niiaillliorliisl almh-a that In- will ahnril} linmired is opie wltnesscU twenty-one acts of this -ill for Liikli ml. -'Ir. rmhiiian n-iti-rali-K lle- a.-icreil ilrama. 'tateiiieiit priiiiiil amin- lime at:<>. that hia iie-.t The wonilerful beauty of tlie stake pictures; trip i.le '>ail will la-i-nr leti r in the }i-ar than The Imi.resalveni-'s and snleainlty of the play; i-'Uiil, aiiil will eiiil with hia lakini: iiii a |a-r the earnestness of the actors; the minnt" detail; iiianeiil realilenre in l.minnn the gork'snis eoatumink: the b<-atltirul light ef¬ ••|t i' an Inten-Htlin; aiile liirht mi the ni.-ih fects and artistic scenery; Ihe wnmlerfnl orches¬ .»U of till- Ilian, that In- i> lai-.ke.l nn elclit ilif tra and large trained chorus stamp this a« one f.-n-ut 'liipa hailliik la-lwi-.-ii iHiw anil mill win of the gr -ateat iiroiluctions ever seen In this li-r. .Mr. Kinhmaii will ll.llki- Ilia l-hn|i-e ut the e.aintry. It took just four nights to witness the ;.iat mmiii-iit anil sail wheni-\.r he hinla that i-ntlre performanr-e, which was kixen on three he uiM't aiwl can. sifkes. ami it will ever be Imprinted upon the I.f 111 - rii.-.rle' Krnhinan haa fmiml so nin'-h memory of those so fortunate a« to la- present. t-. il-i ill I'liklHiiil that lie i-aii nnu prntltalily .\ second presentation will be given next week. 'la-ii-l li> entire \iar lln-ri-. In hia own wnii;». Manager George H. Prialdy deserves great As In the wmM nf liiiainea' aii-l ajairt ami is-l prai.'e for this mighty iipiduetion, also stage . hl> 111 the wnrhl nf Jnliriialialll. an 111 the liehl manager Joseph IH-Wilt. I’eople from all over if the -Iri-ii... I tiL’Ianil la tin.link lli.il .raiiii.lle art lankUlaUea In firo{a>ttinn la 1I-. M-o|N. la narrow. .Mnre than PORTLAND’S NEW THEATRE, sny nili.-r art il nee l« the nuickeiiiiik In llllene.- ef wnrhl iilei;a. To fultlll my liest is»s 'hllttl.-a aa a jiroiliiier of pla.ia. I innat k-ep Ground For Handsome Playhouse niy elf-rta Intematimial. What liaa laa-ii ilmn- Broken By Blanche Bates. <-:in alr.-a.ly la- sm-n In l.nuihHi. where, a* the .Vnierlean rtrst niehti r haa ta.lnt.al mit. an.-h .iinerie.iii an.-i-*-asea ns il.-in,\ Nlilli-r lirve alr.-inl.v Miss Itlanche Hates sank a small gulden spade la-kuii lo le.-iven Ilrlliah trailitlnn. info the earth at the northwest corner of Sev¬ T wiali t' r-ntrailiel all prlntml reisirtu that enth and Taylor streets. Portland. Oregon, last I am ahnrtly to sail f->r Kiiklainl. M} ih-pnrtiir.- wwk, and tossiil a few ..iinces of dirt into a big Thla tear will ls‘ later Ilian «-vm- ami will m-l black wagon. .«-cur until, with tin- tifiia-ii ppHliictlniis niwv The next time .Miss P.ates vlsita the scene of In conrae of |>reparallnn nft my liamis. I can the Inci.lent it will tw to see an Imposing edi¬ mm to the lanuehliik ol my re|« rloin- th -al.v fice on the spot she marked. For It has been at the Imke of York’s Ismilon.” arranged that Miss Kates shall be the first to apiiear in the new lleilig Theatre, when that splendid showplace is i-ompleted some time In MRS. DANIEL FROHMAN February. Four thouaan.l people were out to see the Sues for Divorce and Her first wi>rk on I'ortland's new $175,000 theatre. The laying of the corner-stone will be done Wishes Her Luck. by liarid Warfiebl. who will also be among the first of those lo niiiK-ar In the new lleilig when Mrs. Ibiilil Froliniaii, more f.snilllarly km.wu It Is completed. '.} In r '<:tge nani ■ of Mnrgan-t llllngten, has died 'Up. f.v dlvorc-- In the dislricl court of lieu-.. N ev., alliging that her husband has for MARRIED VINIE DALY. the Irt'l tv-o y.'ars frlleil to ror.trlbiite to her SUPlN.lt. Now Young John Kohl wants A Legal The c.itnplalnt c-iitalns only the hue atarc- ment that the plalMtifT his neiid.Ml !r. Item, for Seoaration. mote 111. n six months prior to filing the acil-ni ainl thst there are mi ihlldren and no comiiiniiity Jolin Kohl, eon of t'lia.s. K. Kohl, presi.lent prois-tv. >. J .illimmy Is n*ki .1 lor. of the Kohl A- Castle .Vmiiseinent Company, F'T m-irlv a year Mis. Fr.>hman has resided h IB asked for a b-gal separation from Vlnie 111 Peno. .She Ins liiisl unl.'tl.v. never anpi-ar- Ualy, on the gr.niml that he was a minor wln-n h? In sis'lal ev.-iits. II Is thought tli,‘ suit the marriage cert-m.m.v was in-rf-.rme-l. will not be oiinlesfed. Mr'. Fr.hman's .itt'ir Tb"- young ni:.n is "lot yet I’l .Te.im of ago. 3*y. St ,:,.,I It would N- .iev..ld s.-nsrtlon I Me tesilfitst before Judge XValUer, In CTilc.igo. (ninr.-K fo far as tlielr client Is concerned. that hi* met the actr. ss b.v aopointment in S-’H!'.- time ago Mm. Frirhmrii s.ald sl.e was I’hilsdeipbla, after riinnir.g away from (k*ono- tirei' of Ihe stage and wlslnsl to lent a l.mies mowoc. Wis., wher-‘ he was speinlliig the sum¬ tic Ilf.-, She was married to Mr. Fiotiniaii in mer. and the cereimm.} was perfiwmed In the N.-w V'.rl;. No-en-ler 2’J. 1!ai;<. lioaker City. The Jmige tisik the matter iimlcr Hanl.-I Frohman. I’oinmentlng on tlie aetlrn <>f •■oiisideralioii. Ills wife ill fliiig Iw-r n'lt for divorce at Ucii i

Neil (I'Brii-n, one of the best known character actors In this country, dleil October 18 of heart failure, following an Oiieratlon for appendicitis. With Uaymoml Hitchcock in The Man M’ho Owns Broadwa.v. now In New York, In the Presbyterian Hoanital. New York City. Mr. O'Krien was 55 year* old. lie was mar- rle.1, bis wife being known prof.-sslonally aa MRS. VESSELLA ASKS DIVORCE clllxeiis. In the n'eantline the |ss>I ns-iiis, c.iii r >:ul this season thsn siniv they first b*-came Eva Pavenport. He had one ilaiigbter, whose tractors on the sir.s'ts. Ilonr mills, etc., re popular with tin* niassi-s. marriage to .Tohn Levenson, a broker, occurred Mrs. Or.'ste Vessella, fornierlv Miss Egan, of Miiinsl their Snmbiy w..rk. Stair & Hnliii. who. as the principal ar¬ only a few months ago. Inbmatl, Ih.' N'nntIfnI .IrnditiT .,f T!n"n.is Mr. Kavanagli then went syslenialleally af¬ biters of m.-lisIraiiM. ; iuass«‘il fortunes throug.i In his iirofessional career Mr. O’Krien made I-iran. wealthy ni'intifletnrer. Is estran.j.sl ter the proisislll.in lo o|ien Ills h.aisi' for Smi that mis'lum an i who eontixdled a chain of th-*- two world tiwtrs. He was born in .Xustralla, oni her hnsban.l, the iv'lisl bamimaster, whose .Ia.v afteriusn' vaii.'eilHe. He vlsii.sl tin. b-a.l atres reaching all over Ihe cmn'r.i. have ilis- and was well known In London. When h# 'ara"t 'rlsile handling of the baton oi, th.* stci.| .nc tnerclianla sml eltirens ami sis'iinsl th.'ir |sssd of many of their h.>U'«-s. 'ns- Shuts rts came to this country he joined Nat Gixslwln’a ••r at \ilvnt*c Cit.v li-is liifer.'st. d vlsiiors e.msent to the o|s'nlng of the In.iise. with tli.' 'iH'unsI s.wue of lli.-ni rnd olli. rs are now m-iiig compan.v. and reniainisl with him fourteen years. \i* of th*' eonnlev to llii* res.s-|. n‘snlt that he e|»ins| Siimla.v. Oet..iicr Hb le Its..! Tor eiieep vau.k-i Mle and moving picture Mrs \ essi'lla has brought suit for .llTorce a r.s'.ir.l bia-nkinc rr.'wd ami has n.wv praetie.-ill.'' eiitertaliimi-nts. I.".;lng .leseitl .n an.* | .>t|,Hrl.i Ilk.- e..n.liirt on I'o epis~ltloti. F.Htiines wen* aceumiilate... not onlv by SUNDAY SHOWS POPULAR. 1’ *'"^ of the mnsirtan. TN' le nb'r of Ih.' Stair . lid Havliii. who lontroH.sl nearly all the BIbaii tiand. with his long raven bs'Ws sa.IIy |M pillar price,1 tl-eatn-s. but gre.it sums wer.- The Snn.Ny closing fight In Iowa Cit.v s«'eins « . ij-l.'.l, di>elared In a i asshniste entbiir'l m: de ’.I such pnvlius'r* of mebsIri.iiiH as .V. H. ACTRESS HAD REAL GRIT, to li'ive stop|s>d. Aftir the prosei'iiting attorn.'V Wosls. Charl.-s K. KUii.'.’. C.iis Hill, the Mit I.'Ub'ls K E. Forr.'sf.-r, P. H. Sullivan an.I b.v nad arrestisi H. F. Ibs'.S'k. owner of the Bijou Frank J M’ilsineh. mi.nager f.>r Win. Faver Tbeoiioie Kramer, Owen Pavls. I.angdoii .Mc- Theatre, and tried him twice N'fore a Jury, ami f.allisl to secure a conviction t«>th times, the 'bam in H.'roil. wliieh opeinal at Haniianii' C.M-nilek. H il Ueid ami ollii-r writers of the prosecutions were droppi*.!, ami thei.- h.as n .t Kl.'ieker Hall. .Vlb.ani N. Y.. Pet..her 21. In tliiHlem. n'lnirkiil'; on the pn«lnellon sabl. ’•Miss Knowing that the list-* .»f the patrons of r>eer an arrest in si-veral w e,*ks. Th-'i" w is Florence Xii.r, an .\lbany girl, who has nia.le .a the tlieatr." Is flekl.', .V H. \\ issN. wh. has iiineh talk heard as to c.'ntl*iii!*ig ti,.' battle hit as t'vi ros. Hi'r.sCs nn Iber. .>w<'' her sii.' Ns n P'ore sneis ssfni than any ether as a pro against Sunday .vt.-nin-r. t.in .lobli.: s.nlinient i"'a 111 this ;iarl to her enterprlsi'. The aclia s.; liiiCiT of nii‘Iistr: ina. l as not di'serted tb.it si'eii s to b.' against IN' arrests. originally eiigag.al for Ih.- part pr.wial iins.ilis Hi-lil o," en’orlaliinw'nt. In a.IdItlon to fortify fiidoiv It rel'«'i r«als. Miss .\ner hear.l of tins Ink himself with Th.' Girl From Ki-ctor's a;i.l III her 11 Hive city ami winsl to Kosl.m. wh.'V Kl.inebe W.il'h in Tin- Tist. W.ssls has this DOG’ TOWN Mr. Favei'lian' w as la hearsing, that she was 'iviis'ii iii.-bsln-inss on tin* roii.l. COLLIER IN REPERTOIRE, b'll.r is'rfd't In this |vart (having s.>nn'tlme Pisa't-r en-s>nnter.s'. b> theatr.'s .lev.vli*,! lo f.iK* Sl‘ub»‘rt. \Kho c«mo to Al!»«py. N. Y.. pii'viops learned It as a mailer i>f ple.i.s'ire > n'l'lislrama .'an be traced din'd ly to the •h.!i>i on 9 for I.uln GI«M*r\s o*>«*ninj: nt H.tr- • loan h i*i i'mNT'sI Info a r«vUr:H t iml fi'l. sure she eonl.l play It, Mitln*iit waif la"lty *f the nioll.'n plelnre sliows. First In- munoH IthHH'kor UalL toM Maiiajror GorFm GnftF 4»f Ih,. \’iivt, vnio The-^tr* . log for an answer to her wire she l.s.k ihe troiliio.sl N'lwei'n IN’ acts rn.l as n-bbsl vand.'- that h«‘ exmvftMl to start moii ba.i a foib.w- I^roiUi<'tl'‘ns at lliia tli« atn* In tho future. i»e- ed rnip<>.ist of the ran-io of the larjre stape. n*niplete ft|u*i>menf >lre envaeotnent of oitnalderabb* abllllv tl'.'l she w.is 111 once engagid for this oiine class of p.eoide wlm lia.l p'O'vlensIy ni id'* and ap’irhnia f(»Ter ro«>rti. ^bere r»‘hei»rsala roiiM afar attrartion of tlie Vaiidevlll' p.irl ill whieh sN’ has made g.s'.l," ineliv’raina profitable. The pldi-res cs-t less hi' Feld »vhe(i ttn atafT*^ was engajrtd. 6 Xtie Billboard OCTOBER 30. 1909. THE WEEK IN NEW YORK

THE IIAKVKST MOON, a ilrania In f*»ur nrt< Harvest Moon Meets With Differ'ng Opinions— I wo ft' f Mir th« u Ml* iii.ati st**'-^ !*« \| itrtm ? fO' TiKiiiiaR. Onrrick. a F^llnri ' tin w Miiaii tiMiiii*'iMd »< • ' otlur pi 1} a. Am.' Ill ‘In- iiiNi* I N THE Women and That Man, Called by Critics a Melo¬ M tirl:i.«>ii> I I alltin ' I Sm fontimiMd iiiiiiviti'a Kliiiill> tti«* WMiiiaii turto'd ' .Monsieur Vavin ...... Oenrs’e Nasli tn*r hirntnaiitl and d rTofes.-nr EiiHertoii ..Stepln-n Wiis'ht drama—Frohman Issues a Statement on Speculators. braxtii* <*n't 'tu kiM>v\ that t* :« JlWlRf Elliott. .. . .John Sa\ ilh \X > \U* } ou ktS'p nitdtina It In- Mr. Moioiiiih . . ■ John Stokes Orahsiii Wir.lhroii . . . . .Tlioinos Hnssell Norworth-Bayes Restrained—Cecil Spooner Returns. .MMtU >1(111 I \MS KIMKMM.h Ihnrl. ..Harry I.. I.ant; The Apitcll.tit Dlvisltin the Su- Pora Eiill -rlon ...... Adela'.iie Now.ik I mu* t'ourl UaiiPl lown ■ .,viw .,i ^ Oi>riiolla Fullerton .. . ■ MrrKaret Sayres ihr arf- 'O f tlif |ow<*r «‘outt« m i!.« ii t n. Mrs. \Vintliro|> .... Jennie Enst.i,-e CECIL SPOONER tU*fi pr«»>**Hlliixa PriMU'bt P> I'Mtr* i. /.*«:*• MaM ...... Helena van |■rn(;ll Jr . :.;'«i'i«t N«r* nrk.! Jjrk N rooftti r« Mra iiirx X(tarinx umtrr anr ni4ii«x**rM if *’\* A| »*xceptional young girl, » If «r Mr Zt.cffM MUa Hm. ar.| Mt I whi se mother, recanletl liy h'-r hus N.»r»ortli arv in inctial to |«r rrb* ir« 'r w t i « I haisl anil his faniil.v as impression ;tt*'a«'iion wlitib !a to Imt br»Mixbt to l> v im • elili' anal vaocilatir.c. hutl cone taa m \t mtmth. Paris to study for the ofs-ra and UII*roM;x>MI* M Ih-re has'ii tla-eeiva-ii pra-minauhly, hj a man who hatl aftonvartl forsaken The New York. Hii»p<>drorn« -- ;•!» • her anal th'*ir ehilal. In this ease suj5;ra*sta'al i«Mt« . *00 with rapat t> is.i,*.* sin Jlarlty In ta ni|s‘ran)ents. with hints as to at »ki»*h (ally |w^formit>«*«^ Tt»r a-m the onta-aama-. have Is-en dinneal into the girl's \r aboa. larlusl-oc .\ Trip !•» Japan rt* ear until she has lost contialaanoa- in lK*r a-wn Hallrt ami ln«tdr !!«* I artb strength, tin- first trial ea.ming wlnm in opi»>- t N tbr ia< rgual Hr M-âir theatrical eompan.t. Tln-re. the thought foriv, • plrt l«K rf the nrar«ra! odmaf b%« «»rr I»-â again nirnifest. ii!ak<>8 it apis-er that slie must . •t-s In tbf bi*t(W s'f t tr l*artlc«) ultinaateiy sueeiinib to the f.asrinations of a larla tn ft ;« iv^farnt .nr \|- \ leading man wiioni no woman can ra-sist. ('OTII'.f !.<,* of M llrtSskf tf New X w'k It is at this point that a Mamsia nr Vavin. •P ‘W ti ir. m cal'*?1 %k»w^.MiT* am. tltteratenr and dramatist, inta-rfen-s to set rn»rt ‘O tn t>.'iv fbr 4i»r<«t'a i f tb • MJk-'- . her riglit with hersa-If. to call uisan ha-r to m.tke l*a'ai«* with tt*e IVt^ •>* i'ar> aaaH«muiiia lo her own oloioe, and taa da-eiale aam-e rn.l for all ,v V «. '•parf'irr nf t^ê x.ant • • »r. ‘ifyi whether she la to siiet'iimh to the siigga'sthms H'fi ■ tbs- l*a are In tbr iVrtr^ of tb* l^rf: of others or to 1m- a fras- thinking agent for • *■ C S n* l; 1 let of Jrwe • . n-1 fPe 14' ••rr. e • herself. Tha- girl wlni. lu tra'a-hasl taa the young X» • . <** ?hr »l |irr% whwdta P|» if P*i* a'’ ir- author of the play, has allowa-al the heading man Witi* tb- II "t labk TW*- to play a love seena- with her in a way whicn a»..* n. — ws.»w*»f‘* Ue i t • 4 t ^ r* her iMtrothed ta-rmeal vnlgrr, and has tied •n»X»»*. •a4»x«* tb- New /.eatac^sl Mc«u wh fra-m the theatn-. eonvinea-al that "he has In¬ l^ff rtii •►-.t w ! daw^'-a w *r Art herited some sort of taint wh.lch hi.s Uft her M : f r*t t.c ^-irT wt- f.* at ' without n proper sa-nse of alellcac.v. it a! tkf pla«r* File family naturally reJoicaM at the Interrup¬ SII ' I I: • •>\ilNi; tion of a career whii h the.v have opposed, en¬ courage the girl In her Intentkm of iK*t gadng Kistu St >.:rlanKrr b liatrat pr mIu hack ta» the theatn*. when ups his a .•*•». tf 1 ■ O ; • 7^ p t * at ' •! tlMory hy an eaposltlon of the ease with which • ' • Nr-f, T'^ratnr N^w X i the hale amt heart> Judge Elliott, friend of the N .•f-nihrf 1 ark w’ npw «>*.* ! iw.ww ;■ family. Is leal to believe that he Is feeling bad u ’ ta< ly merely because he is told that he is na>t Uaoking well. TlH-n. combating tlie notion that tha* girl Is weak, ha- calls n[s>n her to make her own choice, and back to the theatre she gaaa»s. "Thomas’ new iila.v. 1 igliiy intereating In ft tl-e » i ^»rrr :-i': • spite of some defamts.” savs The Times, whleh Tbr !► rfNv aw 4 • f* ■*» cortimies: "'nie play's wa.rst fanit Is that of lnallrectna*ss. Mr. Thamiie. has allowed himself to w-analer more nr la-ss fnam act to act: the third, which originally faitmasl a one-act sketch plsya»d at the Lambs, tielng in a sense unnea- «*««sry ha-re. though It Is trema-ndously Interest Ipg In Itself. It provla'es. also, the key to tha •••« title. M. Vavin has tbaMarUs about the efTaact of » {%•> cohars iipatn emothms. which he dema>pstrata*s t,. ► gevt the young playwright In a series of sa-a-ncs. finally hrlngPig the sweethaarts taagether iinaler tha* ministering influence of the Harvest Moam. maale fa»r lovers of 'that droll god.' ’’ Anotha-r pa|M*r statas: "Tlie Harvest Moon has na>t the ale !ie!ieva-s that "Much of t'le Harv cst Mavon sa-enaa-d like sha*er innaev. It is na>t It* ■* eiisy to review a play like The Harvest .Mvin. which never sea*maMl to mean anything at all, hot s#»evrasl craia*ny alesigna*d to delude people Into the laellef that they w-ere earning something. t w •>•••■«• I • «-WrWe .»e« ^ | »*. • Nothirit but Mr. Thomss’ repntatlaan fenalers Who baa juat h«T Nrw \.trk It necesa.-iry to dwell upon Tê HarTa>st Masar,. N»w 'tet «• It Is In the same eatagory as New Blaaod, an*l !**feeWW I*? • K* # »W* % an a>arlla*r effort railed; if I mistake not. TTie fee^ r II r eW * w • x * * t k • W > Capita I. Rememlaering Tlie Witehlng Hour ame Iov«* mAU that man. 7*L“ »if^. m %rt I . ha« kUilM 4||kn rtCoMWAN a ii| |‘|i I kk* •• •m f • f • kv* s • a > a » O'lght to Im* grateful, of easirs**. In these raaa-s. ()la«atiaA«Hi with I f.- In afwl Thob<* manairerr who f.>n'r*v however, grititude afas*s pa.nav*rn 'favavrs t() arr«nx'*a to run amay irlth a rlci*r^tt^ •ni-'k*or ■ h V t* • V..-,-' #1'* come.’ " ▼IllatQ. a mlninx «'nxlw^ x **• hrxX'rix t - IbrmariTwr fbe tf-<*14^ fbal *t-> S' V- .e ^ a . > • In Art II. It la lârn«^1 that haa ran m-»t *b# atre^t atw*<‘M.a>*r« w i hm plrwawl "Miss .\ila*]alala* Naawak plava*a| tha* heraaine, dron b#*for^ afjr m^t t!io Ttllain ll••r I'* kmw t»i*f herwafN r tw v w .i.a«r tw frr X • ' t*- .V r*-- ‘w • -.i • . . and was alwaas hejng eallasi l>eaiitiriil. In ow^r falla In lor^ m-llh .\i««ka. 'laoxln' alia! not wa.rk. It •t^crkr^#‘r and Alamka. harlnx tb** 9p»«uU>’»» lrjnlr*c« XkM.t • to mt tt«t ' ' ® • • a*^'»f :#S*1* 1 • . often doesn’t in siieh rasas. .Miss Margvr>‘t S*»attl^ mining rnctna^T f ilm jn with fh^ t*i#re I to pf •« a r>r«x •nf'r or. aw **’.| Sivres pH veal a spin“ta*r with grim defa*rmlna- wlilowff. Ih-r fath*‘r flrnH aaylnx X *^1 irt thr fw^MIrra f tj «ôtrr t vketa at ^ .. Tf. 1% k. . **. - • ttam anal Miss Jennie Eustaav lalaira«f inavre to onr another ami •I '-.t*- II** |i it * I0f\r* m r SW h * • . T > if • .4g-.na* eaiisa*. .laahn hr tb^ xirl fnan hU iK-rnr I *tr« •(* n W-t < - )tt»f Ike ".e «ta! 1 ?i»w*r***'* I Stnk.*s. as the playwright, was not aiulte Ineffee. T's m tt» -f iiaf i.ixt.* bq* tU'aaa ■ In Art in ahp ha« «iH*nt rh^ nixi t In tb^ 1 I tive and 'Ta.anmy' Riis^.H retiirnaal to the Newmer. *. -r rnartcfer »if »h^ Harr k Tb#T**« ^ sfaga* as 'Taamas.' and was graiwn up. Whv wiilo%»•*r*iv ht]nkh- f ’•l»f»ei«a I * •* { a» r^t I* • \\ t, fa-l-s f;a*a>r*.-e N'ish as a remarkahle r>*al rj#*d. Tt rn fb< m f - r -tnrn« Sh* h-t t»ct 3.idr> |/.» Newman || i.' \ w ■r h’.'.nx I'*-** ‘a •*. »**•' •• • fsth**r. Ilia* snige.tiaaiist anal the ra*nva-rsatIon »i****n '’ronm**! but ha* ti**«**i Mvlrx In l»aw«it< ^ « -f k .\l:i^ka fln*1a that «h** |« on tb* v<*rffr f.f blxin>>. I . tb' •« - ?*1 a* * M' TX « < . (ka.* nllst. gBv-a. a gas«l fs-t f* armf nee tl.af nearlv N-'t ».* Inx ill td nd * ■ .1 *» O. •• n* a *rt whirh r?;tiw« h»r to a*rlh' th** in.*! a.ipf..^t tlA*.*-♦.*»? ♦ I j. meant saaiia-thing. Tliat Is atsaiif rll Tb .* ets- tM-ifip »er» litimanlf rtirlfwi* tl.e h*fr.j 1 ». 1.* • f. f.tia n - %. . k r . was na-t Imnlnaaiis. as one vvamld hava- ev[ieeta-l ^ d^'C whip rm1 xo not lnt*> fh** i». • r f»f the w» Parn 't. &• aK* a »«.« 'k4 '* t M* anee Iipaai »lii* ehaoiir sitnr tia'i... H did not en hfMiw*' !.| Aft !V «’Vfr'tM'Ooinf’a hapfn »... •■* .1. t 1 V . , I . .U g . llghta-n ii« .as to th<*lr mesrdng. and tin’ no w.-r wlna th« rfina«*nt ••f t \ j » *3iie »•*• at *l*e fit <«|Ta« •' • "Tiia* Harva-st Masavn w ill siiffi-r an a.xelltisa . Ma*ka*< f*'tN*'r t/* rii^^rv h»-r, hf af «•* 'It. f>,» 7>»* ’ af 5*1 . A ’ . ‘cr-i No a-ta ■notnaTs are n.s-atis’ fa ni. ke .anv a.thar Ornfrally •f»«‘akliiif ?li»* atil** it t f #• . P Amf-a wi.'r* S J ••»%!* W * pra pha-a ies •• Uf|*»Irnma. h»«til> nd'Inx T**r. f|,i.t it « l.vitl - •Jkifl »*..#• arki * « M a ‘»o** with mufh amt rtmorjhfr* lafa-i *- ••t •' 'Ikf attg » si ... • s* TW<* VaiMEN AM> THAT MAN ti rliv it. tmp pair r. dl•a«•fl*« tb*- f lu • liBtl* e > to** 11 at.t «. *>e If*. ftf •,* • « a *, fbe . A.t A ,, , W1 f.aiir *101. t.v H'lirv I> t'lira v. Vlap stla^ In fb'*» wl*.*- ri. • «lram‘« :ik#- f» cm il »f..1 .f «. s.a f M .... a*..' P . t . • » ! W • • r. p •• flMC. wh»» rda>(d fh«' l.ff'i t,A« fb«* rr*idltT •■f • 11*1 f''i» loir f'ff ti< |l. .t.ir * I e r H sf rik O V • I yoiit It •h**wa hitn !" t»» a fP*- Tin: tast rrap'. o|ar'«f*K nitflit r*. • • • krv*4n Bn r . I J M < plrtfriallr riilnutf In fh.»rr**ti-r •ira’*!nr. b« t it I’*''! I M*of. '-.fill «gf »Ti»frtT a* I t.«Û ^ r^t i X , „ I» Tfpii r.4lwin C'ril.lu* II i!>»o a I'uk of r* P**!^*- f f ‘tir nr’atfr !».. mil'* X*' "f til* I!. i«r- AtlariM *‘T«sri*jIi ntM’* Kr»*.« •%« w III N IIV It II \lllllb M»T I H p.in* Klrl’*» IMoii V aaka tti'«t ip'< id"« t>> tv of X rIariM** M» * - .rr* •{!. n 1 r t f.« »»i- Pr.in^ôiw I„*.fi4r» ph llarrlH man ia tli** purfM RriNP t,f « m * • * ll*nrv n Il'irri*- #fii*t*-l iii tl Now V*r^k tlieatf' . . . ! » . rt I ''.li. t* NVI1 MfLpIii ll••rlrv h inîdM t*- X *ni..|,|f f I,(» f.- • el I . A t..«a.r *• .*1. a marfai.. ft « * *. I.1, . M I a Is^ II ^ Hiiol IH M \ I IsIMMNX \ I \ll I IM Sj-ni \U\*«»n < F* IK M*s luivifl ♦ Cecil Sf>oîn»T mad*- h* r fir-t ap|**‘**r “0|f» KlnfiK’k" IV»!*I I’ 'll! rt'»r*' M*' k 'll |. Msllltii*-i.< s l.l't.r* •!.•- ti, K Ith fit f* * a wi. . f.. . .. a •* l.e aiiff at th‘- UtKolri !<«|iiAr* oi» Xprtnl v fdjrSf .n I I H ( P'ti I • f 1 .■! IP 1 . p’ • liix a! fii*f!n.^ I rf. .| it.. ||i».tAt.*i P 1»» TIIK SToUV a h' W play fiÎPd 'Hm* l.itfP lirr'r* Oh |Pdak*t, Tlo tr* * n* I • f..r tin f (lowing f.f t.«f r*ltl*r«frt f at | it*| an *1 * t>r * a iirt-n * O Mi'A" SrKa.riff find* ninn» o'ltîrfiiiiiti*** to di» The two women were, a dance-hall tlf.ri ||< oi.ri«ar>t a < «n«« r • if ."m lMfwt-it 1 r». a'tk t ■•m« til ,f ll.titi It M-rala arrtirat ** pla> hrr f.Tlfnt« In .T^tlnx •Inx nx rml # ai'flnir 111.'PM* r X* d • r> r • f r* • t rar «o< at - I . .•( . plrl. mariiifl fo a man from tli»* Stafra. ;in

Samson in First Week at Powers’—The New Cort have beeu takeu from the farce. There and Ituck. Thib week ends the I'njriigetnent of George Ev¬ Theatre Now Open to the Public—Eleanor Robson ans at tha Auditorium, and next week where IJ b oii M ,uiU) . <>< |ut»-r 'J.'> housed burnt cork and Honey Roys were the rage. Ren- I II > ntsi allisi'tliHi. I III Kissing Ilur wlU come in wiiii its great scenes, action J i.ul Id'i* till site Wss lillllt b) Appears at the Grand Opera House—Maxine Eliott and a manniuotli company, among whom are J. I I ..ft suit II II l isSii sn-l Is Zaidea .\ppleton. I-oyola O'Connor, Maud Beam .lUl.i f't Ihi tial Itstie pro . In siii'issful. as 1 he Chaperon is at the Garrick. ter Sberwin. F'rank Weston, Anthony Andre, ss :l > to Istge isp tsl slid Ihiir I'lKll .Mitchell Harris and Hicbaril Rubier. , 1= : e Mr '« ori s rusd liiiensls Despite the fact that the courts have looked Id ki d li) tie Wlielsli.p sll.l |i SSe wifli favor on Mr. H irry Askln In his suit con- IJ'i Hiestn-S. eutltlUg lertlliiri ftisu JOSEPH 3RANSKY ■ erning the lease of the LaSalle Theatre, Mort -mri ItUrr to Lis Angeles I s: r-aiili. Singer says that The Flirting Princess will ' tg up al’Kig tbe I’ac.Oc Coast lo . 1 II C ILs ass.s Isle. Mr I ism occupy that iiouse on October 31st. It is beard here now that Martin and Emery o,si.< msd shows and Is wril and have formetl an association with Cohan tc. Harris I kn. * ' as a msbsger of up In dati , s d iip*''sli ms Mr I J llettuaun whereby they will produce In New York, some time In January, a novelty drama by Harry S. ■ leen lalrt; IdenGBesi with the htsr -Ilf Ihralfe -.f the Meat Side, will Ih Sheldon. Mr. Sheldon has returned to Chi¬ ; . ss manager of the in w bouse, aiel the cago. after hating been In conference with I rod 'if the eoterprise Is te tug hsud George C'than, en tour for a week In The Yan¬ --.-I il.an if ths profrsslou aDd master kee Prince. It Is further rumored that next iTi-.s kg-at I'u; Jim llulli« who season an arrangement will have been con- Mr iVet friwu s si as.-- a* Kltirijew siimmatetl whereby Martin & Emery will handle sn-i a reiwitstlim that has t-en iine-nlgbt stands of Cohan & Harris shows, and 30 sniusr —*il fle id houmled bj t,rste1 s,-mc similar Dillingham attractions. -T.t tk.ifid s I si's l-j* r.i(,slrart: s AT THE NEIGHBORING THEATRES 1 *I'--alre has I'es-u rapid but tho |w,*. as Is m-w 'ffered the I b ."tg That famous old play, Lena River.s, fen sli's s cmlUBtli ^ of iiwnfidt liv Reulah Poynter. from the novel of Mary J. ! -t.* esses I'.tlW I-I Iw destrr-il As IDdraes. Is this week’s attraction at Bush Tem- K.s* tig li-rl !l has teer.Srsl rSeTJ St- (ilc. ihie story of this Is familiar to mostly t.i i as far ss seitiigs and <-> everyone and It needs hardly be said that la Is s D r-srd am* :s pressute.1 b* a well a play In which Miss Warda Howard is given i*'* -f I'lajets prornttseu- am-sig an opportunity for some splendid work. k -e .S ^ -mr awd J -SB I'Bfk Graustark, the play which earlier in the sea- • .!r rk-fl ii SW l.gt Bml IB it S eB s.in was seen at the Great Northern, and later • s ri .s ' ai ■ sBodv s iM the at ah ■St the Crown, was last week’s offering at the ist I ,s ss‘: ihs BBug.iral rs-i O'tii* fits National Theatre, where It again attracted the •t ■ ».ges -f the Silk isk- J s-e .uany patrcms of thia show house, who are fa¬ .-s St-.-e wsai oh takes tb' i-iS'- -f miliar with this work of MoCutcheon’a’ The •T .-f II- dgfs at 'hr Os-' -l skt-f current attraction Is The Joy Rider, In which I ss .f't 1. msk- sts f.e klsl Of George Sidney and Company are pleasing large ■t' iDsmi ispers II ssss s k . s s ai'dienres. This Is a breezy musical comedy, l;»s:s K tise r 'The D#» r •t s with many song bits and pretty dances. s kl knk -s skets The fklef is hys* s re k si.' St -he i,rsst \ s«b---v I.ast week .again was seen at the Globe Johnny Itf, lirs.'si! ’k TVi k'.E.igs* |tL.'f- is ■ind Emma Hay In King Casey, that musical •■omedy which ever attracts the crowds and In- varitbiy pleases them. This week’s offering is I'nder Southern Skies. Little Lord Fauntleroy is this week being en- aet»-d at the Academy. ’The part of the Little Lord Is being taken by Anne Bronaugb. who. after many weeks of Illness, is again back at the Academy, pleasing her many followers and .admirers, and. from the box-o(Hco receipts this week, it can plainly be seen that they run Into big figures. The BiV'U's melodramatic attraction this n-ek is The Montana Limited, a thrilling play, with some splendid scenic effects and realistic a.ting. Hello Bill, a big farce comedy. Is this week attracting many to the College Theatre, better known as America’s handsomest playhouse, and Mr. Albert Morrison, at William Fuller, and Mbta Marie Nelson as Isabelle, are seen to good advantage. it has been officially announced that Marvin’s West Side House, the Pemoson. author of The Old Homestead. The Regeneration, which some time ago made •piite a run at oneof the dowrn town houses. Is pleasing the many patrons this week at the • I S-SS--I. Jiss .4, IiiLi -k.i IS been trrasurwr of Marlowe Theatre. if the ee«; i# CÎPT'nc thrill!?!* a^kl Ahgelica. maid .. __Nella Webb 11 a M a.I* a aatnfo aa t# havô raaêd Jndgs Caperton I.incivln Plummer tiart of the •flower girl” is being played by r «or idva rt • ,% I# û««?tk'wi tta valoo KBirkebe'B. wa er Frank HerAsert Miss Ida O'Day. Miss O’Day was formerly con¬ IVear„ii Wlgglef.irsl Charles K. Eldridge ►t' Tt aaaf b# a<9«it!fod a* nected with Arnold Paly In vaudeville. Miss by fh# a<*r-.af m«ipaay t'f ptaycra Mrs Wiggleford Martha Mayo Bird Mlllman 1< N-ing featured in the Great ht o:i«ip2r!o «at it wh1o|| U la pro Mrs TarNn... ..recllla Orlfllfh Mlllman Trio, who have a remarkable high wire faa’t h* Vt thrr^fi^rr Vera Flower.. F','r»-nce M ConBthntlne act. James llarrigan is very entertaining with ia t at tb# klanr Ih# a«:hnr h Pewsie Paltmor Ht-b-na H. Comuantine bis humorous stories and clever exhibition of a ta a la •• na# thrllllf’* a%k1 4# Nannie Hall Ifrelyn F Cooatantine skill ar a tramp juggler. A series of acrobatic lt‘«r«‘'«i lO’rê'Ot tf no* #«f blta!a«*Ti B t from n>.e;.'.i s .Henry Carlin dances is given b.v daint.v Fmma Francis and her ’ •a.fwc’ffn* •ntkWk^t that !• br'B* •<’ t^th .k"g\:atua TarN \ .. . Edward Coyen •Arabs. The Melody Lane Girls sing, while an¬ rMvvi«aay hera Co., Herbert Lloyd and .ihsis-- that •'nistSi > aitdcvllle again, has not Co., Cecelia I.oftls. Byron and I.angdoD and r o«r'‘fhe^re f-cffotler Tbt San.lor Trio.

D 'VirsVe'Vhe McVICMK' THE TIHEE. i-he'J^ne* The ThD-f i> :t play known to this SAIU .KM) SEKN IN CHICAGO ■ rr'st- snd lo ■ -It but no* ihi MH'oclnnlty Is affoTiUsl at Ke-ullo anil his orchestra have been • 1 fg M \ l.-k. rs This--. if selng Herbert Kelcey. engage*! for an extend*si concert seuaon by M - t -.11 ritie Stisiiii.i«i 111 nr> Worthing Edwanl Maw Rector's Keataurant. t-i 1. I er. s-s krtluir Ijiwren-e Mrs Hllar.t Bell and Kelley. M'SS IViwsrd fls-.- at i>ot>ular prices The en- •* ' sn L’Kst cagi-ment is f.ir two wi^ks and will be followiM State F.sctory Inspt-cfc.r Edgar T. Davie* ha* li.e ttsiitlBg l.» lllsii he Walsh 'n The Test, and then, of 'n: another warning to the theatres of this dU I -dea - s. rhanksK'.sInc snd Way IViwn East. :ty. anent tho employment of children. Thla srning wa> meant more for the five and ten ’i^’ln.' n!r THE DVWV Of A TO MORROW •nt hous*-*. which of late have been the worst ThU woek. Ht tK. Grand Oporai ■ I’.ators of this law. *f wl!h n 1.!. k t'kwvninujr tM' j^r^'nontlng Ml#s ^ IM. >n in the V'raocs'^ Hur Rennet's Dramatic Exchange announce they r.ti vUy. l»iun of a TA»Mon\'m. Tbe lure »e*'ured engagements for Geo. E. Jone*. tn-mr '’ll ’ tr.Vi •"> an nXs'rllont Now Yi'»rk Mvrtle Frlgone, Elsl" Humphrey. Mildred Mar¬ a hlttril. *i 'I'liutitlitn. anil, ai^ lntrrprot«M by Mi»n Uk'b- tin Irine Johnstone and Nona .Allison with the ' ** dK* c^>ni|Mnv. unioh to w \n tbi* Vila Meade Oitcra House. ' ^rctrnont in faTiv of choi*rfulni'ii'» TUn play .»ms. optim’ntic, clean hna in all a Ut'lijchtfiil on t'ln*. B. Hawkins ha* btvn ad.led to the c.ast \ I'.mHNU in rrrtainmi’nt. Mi«< lo'baon la boraolf-w’nuf atM. if Ti e Great John Oanton Co. It in cxpccliM that on tVti'bor 'M. The Oil m.*\ will t«*rmtn.itc it* tim at thk' Whllnoy Op K A. Bennett and Waller H Long are now iilr MiilUicton •‘r*' auain ulll that pr^'tty theatre :|h The Yankin' Dinnlle Detective to. ‘rtf' \ni1«*r«t«n im«*k,* nnti«lCNl roiu4st> Thia tine It will be a 1 |lrk»nn caT*'*! i .» whlcli li* aaM to (Continu'd on page -46.1 8 X c B i 1 1 I) o 21 1* cl OCTOBER 30. 1S>C9. ------

Ik 7 ¥ ¥ r Attractions That Have Made G(kk1 In New ^ ork are W ell 1- Received in Other Cities — Bu.sy Theatrical Season Well Under Way With Pros|)ects Flattering. METROPOLIT

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Twii |»a»’w#*.; u d -h - I*’r ' The I ■•ui'Ii — Vciilmlii 111 Ji iiiiv ha- liccu 1 \t 111* Park. Hr Willlaiii t'.|li4*t'M .iiitru- f-»r!naiM \l tin- I U'.k pi * l-•’kciii4 I • • iitti. ;iN si hottilhtitT. ft** .iIh». • auv ■• re Siah' and Canada 'iHiiiuu lu -New | l»u>lii* **- Mr pAtllti-i will him> Lew Fields, Hattie Williamr, Edith iiiiiL ^ til l.« r*' r. i A'Jk. Jac.Si v>i>|H'iihciiii> Aii iua, will travel PtiUoti at tliA* I n iH«*iit *-<>iilli*iM‘ to iii.tk*' ki'*** ! pr*Mliirti n «*f tin* N|i>»s 'viih the (ciiipaii.v until -mil Imiic that It Is 1 li<* I'aihli Sli< i* If* *»u li** >*‘i'A*ti(l li.»t w<'t‘k !.<•»■ Fii l'l-' tiis iiiiisicil play. Tin' IP of th«* h-atliiijr ladi. iii; «N- a «!•* dcicriumt’tl vvticiher tin- E.i-t lake- .1 fancy to lK»m. Al>:*'rlB. wliuli tin' t« iii ilrawhio .'iiiiHfiix lii.ii*i« hi.'. , the c >uut-I t'ht* fiH-al itiallii***:* Mt III** MaJt'Klir mlu'ii* al t!i<‘ IPralil S.piari Tln'atrf. N'lW V Tk t’ity. riif 'Mini, with Tl:«* S Mam. dr*‘M a Th • E.i-tcrn prviimic will Is in Nevv Haven, Jjuu*H T P*\\*’i- |»r*»%i«l**> lrti*fc:liiiti; iirati*. *.ni ..I li. i.- Moii.i.i.i 'liL’lii al llif Maji-'tir T.ir i»A« k* .1 Iiihim- and tli** ai pr«Mdan«Hi Ceiiii.. \ 'veints r 4 U<’l’i'.ir-al- fm J.'iiiiy are , Unit* Mt iHii-iImi lt> Ti.** p *t»|iU* KtrS r* air.-. Ill oil., of till- laiKisl i>f lli<* »ea- tni*rlii‘>!. in^rt* tli<»rtM:i:h pi>Hlut*ti(»u «'.miII n ill pr-’iirc-' III -V vv A -i k \.> ie of llie Stihur- ‘ ivht* •il*' ,;rv'al***! iiuti-lH*r **f «ih'viu*»*. Bon. N’.mi tfinM’. l.au fav ■r:!!' vviil !*■ f.Hiud 111 tile in w last. I iii** K .tU«i ICmuiiU‘I-. i.t llu* . lit* HaMio William-, in l>«Ii-<-lixo Sparkr-, ha.l 1*in .\>‘ '*'m\ liMw. r<'(nrni‘d to hm i***. iin* a:. I , previou- eontraet- h.iv ii,: tak’ii them el—where. I V \ Ilf )s. Stii ll*o\t‘ .umI 'h*‘ KrliikU.i GliN n lii;; »ii k III lilt- Mo'iiauk Tlii atr". Tin* Cll- t?t«» ttiii" nii«M rs r«(Td\*st wliti .np WIl.l J F.ARl.KA I •sh:r in lirnoklyii. Tli» Gai' iy K r.sain pi>t1ii« Inc ‘Mh* of Ti-.nI |l;iit> IwHiitl* r. Ill** fani* Uh S4<»tiii <*oiii«iUmii. ut IMItli Tiilinftrr... in I'i'lly .if tin. firriis. la Tii** Gih r» •*!• r r*»tti|»;*ii.v. at llio ll**w<«r«l Atb* iifum. \ i:*hmI : i<* up ti* th** i}**;ial Mini'. Naaiiiiiu i lia- iii«*ni*il lior Ri*aai»n In a TIm* *d..r!>. I'ifth Av«‘!'II»* and ricsl Setsor. ni.« ilriinintii' nrri rlna. 'rin' I'a-aion Klowi r. and half C'Sl IdlU. and all i.n* plivinj **t:Mit!a.*l h'M \»\ .Maiu*c*'r I iitit. r ill iio doiitil Ih- SOI n .tt llic .Maji sllc diirint; Til*' P<»-l*»u K***al P. ir ’-till t!i** fr**** tlio pros.'Ill yi'ar. Tin* l’'v!*'»*i!lf|«m tli** Af;«r on* .»f ' Fri’Ui a I'iav x-.s-is’ -tan li-’.iit. 1 li-vclau l 1- attr;.cti*»u*( an* «\«n Im ttt'i than tli<«*nr aii*t tlo* ri*>v«*lti«*«* lnii*w* lii\** a*m<**l to ili** i:* ti*‘ral at hill evor -ooii in Itrookl.i n the past wis’k. The 1. I. KMKMAV h 111—’* ; iid the Gl.’ss’r Siis k Cimip.iii.v i- pt.i tluct»v**: * *w>* i*f III** i‘%|H>Hltii>u. V'A*»*st*||a aii'l hill urns li.’ailod liy I'lie Ihiine Myrma. Clarice ti ll <>n a plav a lilfe dn il 'f th” oniiuii,v. liN ItuMan •»n*h* -tr;i mill r*‘;i#ln*h* .i!» * n.**:**:t* Vanee. IM Itlond. il and t'o.. tJenaro and Halley. At the i’.d.ini tl. Goii’B S’III’’ 1- vin-i lino will iiwnt 'a Satur«li*>. an*l tl *' lti»f*totila Uoiiian-’ William liillon an.I other-. Ilarrv I.adder 1- ST. LOUIS. MO. hearl.v .r;.;in val n’i- l.u t 1- U’ t .eilv It di’-at On'h*’-tra will MH*'”d -kimma tl.*' -m.il!**r ila'rttn*^. f'*p .Ift ittT-rtsI more poiitilar than i ver. pr lisi’. Miisi .Alaritarvt Ihvlc leii-ls Air. v'riiic , sit tho lliih W .*f Htsartliii'.: iimtH. iii«* s •**iup Manati r J. J. Williams, of the Amiiliinn. re¬ Another w.'ck of e,s.,l lm-t*ie-- .yt all the¬ most excclhnt «upi>v>rt ainl rvs’i’ivi- h”i j T«*m*i U* off ’.** a 4r*hMl hill «»f tti<*liir*’i an*l vtiu -hare of applau—'. I *h\:l|p. Th*' ih*‘afip t'*Miii|U*‘. tl*‘ l ulu,*. ||»»* ports t'"sl hii-ine-s all last wia.k. The Clan- atres A splendl.f ii-t of Ittraetimis should -At Keith's Hip|vslri>ine. Anna Eva Ka.v lie.i 1* P *'.*1111 an«l tlH* Paatliiu* m>’ all pluvltii; to man helm: the attraction. make ali manaper* hapi>y. Mivine Elliott, the the Il-f of K’Ssl vaildevilli act*. I hn-lii***-?*. Frank V Iveeney has chanted his i>ollcy at only enm’dienne playi-ip .-t prio-s. la-t week .Although havini; vi-iti-l (’level:.ml ma’i.v I.t>PlS V iio\v\lt'> his Ctilion Sire.’I Theatre, ti'liit three vaude¬ paeke I the Garriek, and Tlie Chaiw'ron pleased Mn.i s. Air*. Fay drav.* creatvT than cvir Is’f’vre. ! ville allows eacli day. every ho’r. at the ceivod. Press .\tent. C .\. Itrandt; Treasurer. Wal¬ Current Attractions. iM.vniplc tills we.-k. :s reeeivins the unanimous _ TYie Vaiiclu ti (Glaser Sisk C.iuii.aii.v, at i ter J. Itii—ell: .\ssistaiit Treasurer. W. (5. Pat psalse ?-. lioK* ot K**'*l. Tin* rpuijlniiii; half. The etfiet lUMSi the .-iidieni'e t« felt at the revjnlrea that each onloi ker perform a "ihiuklnB ProiH’rties. .Viex. McKay: Chief Doorkeeper. GM*. liox oiHi’e, for many leave the theatre pnrehas- ptrt" to (tet hi* -bar? of the enjoyment. I Jolin W, Fitaterald; Chief Cshor. K. Lamar int si'ats fiH" other performances. The other B.imey Gilmore, poste,' in Kre*-n Ink. ha* M tn;'e**r \V*h**1 baa proThh'ii t wry attrac Johnson. theatre- : re likewise doinp hit business. helped hi* plav. Dublin Dan. by iislnB a •ter-'- j Tire bill f«ir tbla mp**k, IticliKliie Vllnios UV** Tlie LllH’rty Movint Pictures arc very popular Henry Miller, in Tlie Great Divide, at the • uticon to *1 .vw a Dumber of S'ss! -lide- if I t Miy. Cha**. K<*nna. Tna ria>ton anil . at the .Majestic Tlieatre. where they are tivint .Ameriea'i. ofa-uial to a capacity botiae San^sy Ireland. Th'- audience appreeiates the iniios'i- 1 rU*nnont*a Clrrim, Ixmd** ami Tilly. Hank** aiil 1 I'.rpezpfU* iMio. J*H* Hirr«*tf amt OHiipaiu. .V*»f on Sundays onl.t. Manater Fridley is hardly last, and every fe-rformani-e since has been bit. tl’Ui and the fniut olTii'e i» Betting tin ls*ii’fit aide to ai coninuslate the crowds. Th’ Imfe-rial ofiened the season as a stock of It. f^tt rnil rlalr** iml th** Kin of *H*at'* haa Uh».| a ipconl brpakpr. handsome theatre protrams of any theatre In Work. It p.>s»es»ea some clever peivple. .Man- Kids. respiTtively. In Ti «• Empire th-ri- 1- a Itrooklyn. It liavint a picture of Rotw-rt Ful¬ sirer Ritss.-il ha- a treat season ahead of him. •hort moui.IoBvie that eafehe- 00 hiM the dane.- Th*' Yank**#* IkuMlh* lk*r *#*tlv#* will thnll lo' ton ami his steainlsiat on the first pate. In the -taplnt of the pier,’ nothint ha* been 'a cap.it le of impr iveineni The l.i,i Lifter- pra #*f nH*l«klratiia. r*il« at II »j»kl i*»* Thpair*'. Yvette tJiiillM’rt heads the bill at the Or- left undone. I rewi nte.1 a fimry huMe*<|m- rnd | rov** ponul ir a- aiip<’ared at the Montaiik last week In Detec¬ can fi el proud of his company. J p'pf. 'Ill** **n.'air«*tii*'tit l« f*»r one m*'*k. tive Sparkes. Mis- Williams Is a sister of the The fair at Quincy. Ill., w a« not a success Alth<^»ti?h rh. mijor |»prt *f t|i#» 1 lN»r 24 *M. chief piihllclt.v promoter fi>r all of Cliarles Froh In point of attendance. Stahl and Kendall, r-'av»>r,..w*,. h.r- an* b M r f'-tn |»r. Ion** t .\t tlip Prt’H'i'vx Skfltinv llitik. |jiMiia%lll» man’s attractions. amusement marnpers. iis-d every effort to tlve TiH*r.- b’** ’••••’n rii» l.*f «ip In Ky., <’l.'»r*'rj#*** Pitmminsr** mill in****! all ■‘oiii*'i»' M. T. Mlildleton. manater of the Court The- the fieofde of Qiiiney somethlne for their money th*» jiihI ir TMtroni;;** at all I f#*r 1 <|'KtatiP** »*f fmo ihIIp-. Mrii. ••liir;*'** l..ivf atre. otTi-red his re-itnation to A. H Woods, and tati'ered .a hoc hiin.-h of attraction*. Ev¬ *U*-t-r*^* Ml-- II : f *|.. roi. ni : if, mn- h»***n .. ariany. of which be Stahl and Kendall, and this In the face of their t. inni'»nf \l 11-itl n’m.iifi* dHinfv .im! ^ \ w iir.iii was hiisine-s manaper last season. Middleton I0-* was hieh'y eommendahl ■. app-*a!inff *‘\ -r ha-- Ih i-n in cli.arpe of the Court Theatre since The St Cli-rl’s. Mo.. Centennial Week •was A G« l'r*'in M**- ««lpi*i. with It piisseil into the hanils of the Rr.-oklyn Court OMAHA, NEB. a tdt «uere-<. in spit,- ■,( hid weather Tliere A. itrxl l» tiiirMtt kx <‘ontlnit«*« to Theatre Company. The namint of the house was SO much p-eni on and tlie firrxrram* ar- Min a!prf4ttthn fpMti ih** hiir piii|i'’m<*i was at his siippestion. and his propressive Ideas ranired were s/i i-lahor.’.re that It was Impossible It ha« ♦•-tlin •I***! t» »t Business Improved Since Street Car have niad>* this historical old thi.atre more pop¬ to keep th. p will turn It- hani fn I !>u*ln«aa ha« itiipro\*M| at Ih*- MM»'»tn-. but If per of the Court Theatre. the popidrilnn of tlie town wa* probably tie- Ifirrlpt- Mr. t’rl'r will *»»r. mill takp «#»mp flm** !•» mak#- ii|» f*»r lb*’ I Tlieslilcal manapeinent Is one of the roost tween op.O'iO and 2r:.txsi <-h d.a.v. IIir«1«*pn. wh*. rmk*« r'airn t-* h" r h-nth* .n*iirr#*| iliirinif tin* «tilki* recent aildiilons to the ever-lncreaslnp field for The Greet Cfi*riio;sdltan Show*, after a week *n fli<‘ f nnoti* If tn lml. I* wiimirir I tiirpN nt , L;trirp «iu#1 :i iift'K f1lt«M| tb*' itritMiiin at female endeavor, the wivman firess spent havint at the St. Charles Centennial, movt-d to Sf. tl*p M«i«|p llill thiw m*fk Hip •Ipmi.' , |H'rf irman f|j». pnat w<'*k 'I*.* Mil #*'T''r"'I alreatly hrmly e-taidl-hed her-elf in the dra- T/>nIs. and are the ni-ln attraetlon at the Mil •iirr'Min^Înc him InrliM*-* Arthur Prlop*- 1 ma« f.iN* of tb*' #*f tb«‘ If '• m* me*lc world, ami Ilrooklyn has the distinction \\’eP*lon Stre«-l Fair. The o;.en!rt date wa* thp Prinrp nf VpntrlUiHM’At* P.ir*hn«' P'l!*ir1 I ♦IlfTlrulf f#» |d#*k #*Mf any |»Rrti*'itlHr a* t a** of ap.iin fiosses-lnp a woman manaper. even to he Octoter 17. hut owinp to si*veral rail¬ Jr. hr-r t ul r Ihi- tiffr?iPtlr»n- P*. Marl#' f’ablU. In Tb** ll'»y*« .iiid H«ll.>, 22 -•*. pan Imr carer in Na-hvllle. Tenn.. where for the Red M n’* Carnival. Prlne,-fon. III., left tîîkp#! fMf thp pomlntf mintip rpf of «tp1)fir an*! ’Hi" Girl at tin* ll*'lm. 21 J.'* eiplit y. :ii « she w a- the piiidinp spirit of th* for Chlcspo to commence hi* winter •eas<.n on mrrth arwl Xlanntr*?' .? ifi»*tt»* antlri(tp|p« n ••r- P#»ny #*f thp I Imia baa l«».■lny. until fire burned the the Western V*llder|Ile Circuit ar»«1 f*»Y fitM t»«'I Itirrl**'n p#»!>iilai I*\. I'Mltflna fr«im tb*- birir*’ an*! t'nthn«i theatre |.. ili.- uroiind. Pauline Rovle next man- The I.owen Theatre, at Fnid. likla.. cr^nplefe,! RTil Jow^*»»h l|f»m'»r*t In Up Phtp \toii.*i*, mill a*ifl#* !i*'ii*i**« rie Til eatre. P.iiffalo; the P.lo,,. New Ftaven. been the elfy’a leadint place of amu*emenf has l!*lmn»*ii1]'’npin|iatiy. at tb* ItiirwfMMl. It M The Yolint Turk It Is stated that the contract T . Ftoypp aniK'pp* ■iippp««fnllr In hU Phar.'i'*tpr I'rm**! nti attrartbai #if tiMMb iiMTlt. but #11*1 »»• < I* for three year*, and at the larpeat salary ''kpfph***' th<* P«i*ir I nlcpna #11*1 a p1pw«t mM fp^'plrp thp patr#»nae#‘ It dp«*T\«H| PITTSBURG, PA. ever paid a first year sinter. The heartiest air ••a*t|nir ap| • IWtI Kaimpr an#! J# ••Ip Itrown f*»**i. Mldii'*y. In hla fvmr |da>. 'I'Iip 4*iy Hbb'i conpratnletlons and i arnest wishes for treat •In;:ln7 m#! #1*np5rig apfrlaliat^- 4on«« an#1 iw*#- m-aa at th • Krur. Ut tJ! Tb#' « mna anccess are extended hy St. I>onl* friends Ipy ha#! an npro'itl<*tt« miipp#**. fttlirr* #in n llkf'lr l<»#»klriit liiitK'b of tftrl*. mba an#t fp *itlp Pratv- the ilotise, next s,-ason will create the char¬ ant In mbirb \|r 5tb!np» ba« a|if»**ar»*#! In tli’* f# r#! In a n# ar •kpt#’h Ttip m#*tl#*ri plrtiir#** #lty. Hii«itMaa fvaa f#!***! *1iirlnic iIh* t'nirak" IIm* .Iff r»n tiM* o|M*ninjr p acter of a cave man in a play of that name, ahnw th#- Mtt l*#tn P ilt#»n pp|phraflon n*pnt lit tll*‘ thlM written hy Glllett Riirtess The tyfie will he \ H #«fÛ pr#*««ptp#! n p ltlt#r f•lraf#•a. It'irlne tb** pa«t p1.*V4 n da«<* that n#» alfra l4*nt. fnmi n flnnnrial stariflpTHnt. .ml tli<* ttilU a stndy of primitive passions, a man who re¬ at th«* Grarvi fttiPra f|#Hi«p t|#if#a harp aptH'arf'#! at lb#' HMrm#i4a! Manac*’* ^!l trlvon turns to clvllir-tlon and overcome* Ita petty nâplt.- fitp l-tni: iitnw #if Tl#* *fi»rip Tjrlna. J#»!ina#a» #ifrprp«! bla |afr#»na fii<*tlnK |drl»ir#'«. •'* At III*' AivIn. fit Urltîiiiv, t !|li conventions In his own way. now h#*l#llnL*’ fo'th at thr f!#»* t#»n Tliafr-. tlip fair bft«*ln«-««. KrAiik htiiielff. cftptlTiitTHl A irniMt i E. J. Cartienter. who is to manate the new hlir hot!*#* ha* tH*#'n fll|p#1 to r»*f»##ltr. Pp««|p Tm#i t»l|f f«*aturp a#'la ar# ••*«in to a|»|»**^t' h' r#- Tho Mxori hAd A War. mcaIu In Princ'ws Theatre, now helnt hnllt on Grand MpTot t’!k#-a flr»t |Ktf#>ni. wIiIIp f tlft#*n Praw at th*' f>rph#'»im All#*#* l.l#».Td. tin* P.nellah frodii''!nK Graor who hi*k n'*t and Olive streets, paid Sf. f,onls a visit last ff»rm %!Ifr*r*« l<#ih#-mlan fliirlp«*|ii#'ni plajr#**! I»i thP hpinpfi fii**fikpa’ ll*Hh of th«'*p a#'ta #a* r* r|p\orty hAndliM] and Imprc'wwd fhi* raparlfy tliratlrs modern house methods In novelty and jrrrfw! hona**a all tinrinr th« wr-# k of af’iir*'*! fiv #Jpnpral Manate r II* * Ic on a rp#’**nf comfort. H» will return to St. lyaila about Jan 7*hp f'#*|timhta Vftiair Hall !• thp r»jo*i pntpf trifi fo Kiiretfip. an#! Mattat*'r llyrn#* aiin*»iinr#*a Advanrod Tandorlll#*. at th^ Grand. U In nary 1. to fake np artlve manacement of the talnlntr m#* p#imf#*»fa ih- **m**fi’«** *l’#-at^ • In fhpir •i»f»pnran#'P liprp In IIm* v#'rv npar fi#f#if»* k«‘oplne with tho gftm] hllla lt#‘rr'tofor^. new theatre. ft/’,sit##n If J ItfMtT OCTOBER 30. 1009 rtie Oillboard 9 ' " ' . - - -