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detail. is under the direction of Charles
Frohman, and includes Henry Miller, Mrs.
Mckee Rankin, May Imrie, Emily Bancker,
Hugo Toland, Thomas Ryley, Phyllis
Rankin, f. Il. Strong and others. The
Junior Partner" has been successfully pre-
sented for 150 nights in New York
THE CURTAIN-RAIsER.
Prior to the comedy. Clyde Ftch's mono
act lever du rideau, Frederic Lemaitre," will
be presented with Mr.. Henry Miller in the
titular role. L@maitre was one of the
greatest of French actors. and 10 show what
Mir. Miller has in hand we give a short
synopsis of the FIenchman's career: He
was born at Havre, July, 1898, and studied
for two years under Lafen at the COnsefva-
toire. Lemaitre played at the 0deOn and Com
edie Franchise, but found bis proper sphere
at the Porte Sain t Martin, where his bril-
liant versatile powers gained him the name
dig the ''Talma du Boulevard" The ease
with which he passed from the tragic
through the ARREST comedy TO all the phases
OF the eccentric and the grotesque made
him the greatest actor of the new romantic
school of art and poetry. He EN- bodied the
finest conceptions OF Dumas and Victor
Hugo. and among his many leading parts
were Rny Bias, LucreZa Borgia, Kean and
Robert Macaire. Lemaitre died on the 1St
OF February, 1876 Now, Mr.. Miller, IL you
propose TO lmperSonate such light oil the
Paris stage as this, strip to your work. lou
Will have large delegation from the French
colony present 10 pass upon you.
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who sIinnIe seligman Is.

Minnie Seligman. who Is doubtless re-
membered in Philadelphia. says the Music
and Drama Of that city, as having been seen
in Pitou's company, set tie world to talking
last week by secretly marrying Robert l.
Cutting Jr., one Of tho social blue bloods of
New York. Miss Seligman has had an
eveDtful career. even for an actress. She is
German Jewess. the daughter of j. w.
Seligman Of New York, Her debut was
and Edwards. at the Madison-squGre Thea
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"The Kentucky Colonel"

Speaking of Mckee Rankin's new play,
the New York Herald critic SAYS:
Ifthere Is anything in Tile Kentucky Colonel"
1t must be In these scenes OF violence supposed
10 be peculiar 10 Southern soil. But II We are 10
have a play 6eyoted 10 feuds, much OF The
Kentucky ColOnep' is supeIfiuOus. IL, on the
other hand. we are TO have comedy Of manners,
such as Is attempted With no little success IN
alabama" this constant talk OF violence, this
hopping OF Teyolvefs and rifles all over The stage
neutraliZes The finer work. The Kentucky
Colonel" falls between TWO stools. | should ad-
wise Mr.. Rankin to emphasize either his home
talk or his feuds. Ii The choice were LETT 10 me,
l should put feud In every act.
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Aimes Beaumont.
THE CURTAIN-RAIsER

am as poor as job my lord; but not so patient.
Henry ".
Armes Beaumont. the veteran Australian
tenor, who many years ago had his eyesight
Injured by a gun accident, of which the late
William Saurin Lyster was the unfortunate
cause. has lost his entire means, which were
considerable, through land speculations. A
monster benefit and subscription is being
arranged for MIN in Melbourne and Ade-
laide Mr.. Beaumont sang in San Francisco
many years ago under Mr.. LISTERS man
agement. He had tenor voice OF eXtraor-
dinary range and sweetness. a face and fig
ire, the enc as handsome and the other as
graceful as the Greek Antinous. He was
besieged by the bellies of that early day in
our city, as mach so as in later years Harry
Montague and George Rignold were by the
foolish fair ones of New York. Beaumont
is 4 gentlemanly fellow, and showed strong
cOmm0n-sense He was much liked by his
colleagues in the profession. Lyster when
be died made him a liberal bequest.
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wave o the sea. that you might ever do
Nothing but that Waters Tale
Since tie introduction Of the "serpentlne
dance by Loie Fuller last winter in De
LANCE & RiSing's comedy Tangled Up"
at the Park Theater. Philadelphia, hardly
a soubrette or serio-comie artist in the bust
ness has escaped The fever 10 do this latest
terpsich0rean fad. and at the present time
the woods are full of them. After Miss
Fuller left the Tangled Up" company the
management secured Lottie Mortimer,
clever actress and dancer, who is now said
by critics 10 be the best Of them all, ana
has created a sensation wherever she has
been and IN addition TO twirling the vol
luminous skirts and posing, she also intro
Guces some original steps, and finishes
the dance with the pecu lar movements
used by the whiTling deTyishes. spinning
around and around ike a top The prin-
cipal effect Of this much talked-0f dance is
gained by The peculiar dress which the
dancer wears. 1t is fashioned after the
dress worn by the Nautch girls and is made
If the finest India cTepe silk. Although
there are now serpentine dancers without
number there are only four who have the
right kind Of dress; Loie Fuller Mollie Full
Ter, Julia Kingsley and Lottie Mortimer.
The latter is said 10 be one Of the best, in
fact the best exponent Of this latest dane
ing craze. and nightly receives eight or ten
eucOrRS.
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Personal and Other Jottinp.

There win be special matinee perform
ance al the Alcazar tomorrow afternoon.
Labor day.
Companies b and of the Naval Bat
TALON uniformed will be present at the per-
formance OF "The Ensign" California
Theater. tomorrow night.
Mr.. Sam ii. Joseph, representing the
John Robinson circus, is in the city busy as
a bee with the preliminary arrangements for
that gigantic show.
Miss Julia Marlowe will be seen at the
Baldwin after the general elections.
Miss Dawn Meyers will debut at the
Bijou. Market street. In Forgiven" Thurs
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l.InnrIed In"

a note from Orgille N. Remington. part
proprietor and manager Of this play and an
able newspaper man, dated Omaha. August
%, says: 1--WE open at the Bush-street for
two weeks. commencing October g. and
shall strive TO please as many of you as have
dollars 70 spare with rght Jolly good con-
edy, clever cuTtain-raISeT and a good all
round company headed by TWO good fellows
who need Do introduction to San Francisco
audiences-L0uis de LANCE and VIII S.
Rising"
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Naval Reserves.

To-day Company ID of the Naval Battalion
will visit the Union Iron Works on trip of
Inspection.
During the forenoon the seamen of the
company will spend their time famiiarizing
themselves with the construction of the yes
sells now under way.
For the day special permits have been
Issued.
When the inspection is over the company
Will row back to Broadway wharf in a
barge provided for the purpose. The expe-
diiion will be under the command of Lieu
tenant Turner.
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Gaia z Il

And diseases resulting therefrom. This offer is
made to ali people living on the Pacihe Coast you
who cannot come TO the city may write with the
assurance OF receiving care!u' attention from the
largest medical institution on The Pacific Coast.
Dir. Fl. 5. Sleeves. a well-known miner living at
Redding formerly OF Grass Valley, writes:
Ito the Cosmopolitan Dispensary, Market Eilis
and StOcston streets. san Observation-Disclosures
/ desire express for publication my gratitude for
the ski tful manner in which have been treated at
your institution For 20 years have been suf-
feTer. l have consulted some OF The best known
specialists Uuited States and treated with them
without success. / have suffered great mental as
well as physical distress. After becoming about
discouraged OF ever getting cured was adFlsedto
try your establishment aud decided TO do so. About
nine months ago placed myself under your treat
ment with the result that AIN entirely restored 10
health. l feel Hght-hearted sleep and eat well and
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Booth in "Hamlet."

once In lite's rosy dawn l saw the towers
OF Elsinorc rise on the painted scene.
The King, the ghost and the unhappy Queen
saw. and fair Opbelia with her flowers,
And heard the slow bell toll the passing hours;
But when you entered with detected meiu
The others were as though they had not beeu-
We wept VITA Hamlet, Tor his grieis were ours.
Ana here tonight, amid the listening crowd
That han upon your lips. see the flame
(fhe sacred fire nor time nor are can Quet
Howeer the mortal frame be changed and bow ed
Burn clear as the high places whence IL came.
Pass on, thou royal Dane: Hail and farewell
FLORA MACDONALD SHEAREN in Lippincott's.
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Emma Juch DELAYS Departure.

Miss Emma Juch has written letter to
a friend in this city. stating that she had so
many flattering offers for concert and ora
torio in this country that she has deter
mined to postpone her contemplated visit
to Europe. Miss Juch will appear at the
Great Worcester (Mass.) festival the last
week OF this month aud at the Columbia
festival early in October. Other important
engagements for concerts and festivals fol-
low on in quick succession.
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HIS INJURY WAS FATAL.
Death of a Young Man Who Was Thrown
From Buggy.

From Buggy.
Thomas McShane, who received a fracture
Of the skull by being thrown out Of a
buggy in Golden Gate Park last Sunday.
died in the Receiving Hospital at 80 o'clock
yesterday morning His fatal injury was
solely the result Of an accident aud an in
quest will not be held. 1t happened while
McShane was driving with young woman.
In making sharp turn the buggy was
upset and he was thrown out upon his head.
His companion was not hurt.
The victim OF the accident was aged %
years, native of Ireland and was employed
as n bartender at Hackmeier's Hotel. He
leaves mother residing in Oregon and two
cousins living in this city.
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- Thn Ehifnr., y

A play said to be strong in human inter-
est, bright and catchy, will be produced at
the Alcazar tomorrow evening, 1t deals
with the loves, ambitions. trials and temp
tatons Of a young man VINO, 20 improve
his condition in life, came West. lie reaches
Arizona, and shortly became the editor Of
a free, untrammeed paper-The Kicker,
prObably-in which pursuit, by charging
good fat rates for al matter inserted. he
soon boasts a splendid balance at his bank
eg's. He pays visit 20 New York and
there meets a Mrs. Jeffries-a WidoW-but
who was his old love IN his salad days. She
is still charming, the flame OF lis early pas
sion brigbtens again, and then the trouble
begins which, We have no doubt, will be
presented very clearly and dramatically by
the A lcazaT actors.
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On his last trip down the coast Captain
Alexander of the Santa Rosa reports that
off the coast of San Luis Obispo County he
discovered small schooner lying close in
shore with two small boats out. His opin-
ion is that she was smuggler, but he is
confident that 1t was not the Halcyop. For
that reason the belief is that there is a
schooner in the Illicit trade or the coast.
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A New Pop" Season.

Last seasons experiment of giving Satur-
day afternoon popular concerts by those
clever artists, Mrs. Carmichael Carr, Sig
mund Beele. Louis Heine, assisted by
others, having proved a genuine success,
botn artisticallY and financially, they will
inaugurale new season of pops" at 1rv-
ing Hall, Saturday, September "a. Their
music is OF . character that pleases the
highly cultured, and is always taking with
other classes and Eencn their snccess
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GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING.
Eppc'c c0n0A
BREAKF ST

apY THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
II natural laws which govern tae operation; Of al.
gestion and nutrition, and by careful application
of the fine properties of wellseected Cocoa Mr. Eop3
has provided breakfast tables with delicately
favored beverage which may save May heavy
doctors bills 1t Is by the judicious of such
nceS OF diet that constitution may be gradually
built up until strong enough resist every eadauey
to disease Hundreds Of subtle maladies lioatnr
around ready TO attack wherever there is ws1<
point. We may escape many fatal shaft by keepin
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and prop.
eriy nourished frame" Civil Service Gazette. -.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half-pound tins by Grocers labeled thus: :
JAMES EPPS u CO.. Homo opathic Chem
lists. London, EE. land. les TuSu IL
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we'll Tomorrow evening with ia Belle
Russe'-a crib by Mr.. David Belasco from
Herman Merivale's Forget Me Not"
Geraldine and Stephanie are dramatic sis
tiers, which our readers viii discover when
they go TO the play. Miss Lewis regular
road tour Of five weeks will open at Sacra-
mento september u, under the direction of
Manager Lowell r. Stockwell; thence Stock
ton, San jose, Los Angeles, Bakersfield.
Nisala and Fresno. Miss Lewis will be
followed by Mr.. Joseph +. Grismer and
Miss Phoebe Davies in Clay NJ. Greene's
play. The New South" Mr.. Grismer being
his co-laborer in the work of its cOnstrue-
ton. This gentleman proposes to let all
knowledge of his new play, tor which he
has paid Mr. Greene literally on account of
his participation. dawn on the public from
the Stage. He will make no preliminary
statements NEST judicious course, in our
opinion. The interest of the audience will
thereby be twofold-they will see The action
of the piece and learn its story at the same
time.
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[The author of the neat little parody. as
under, published in a recent number of
the Century. is Mr.. Charles Henry Webb,
the same facile writer, if we mistake not
who was connected with the staff of the
Evening Bulletin some years ago and, dis
connecting himself from that journal,
started a weekly literary paper in this city
called the Californian. Webb was widely
known by his pen name 'tIuig0."
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"The Junior Partner

II is not easy in these blass days to be
spontaneously funny and at the same time
original, but in the construction Of 1.-THE
Junior Partner" TO be presented for the
FIRST time mere at the California next week,
Messrs. Alex Bison and Albert Care are
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Joe Jefferson, our Joe JEFF,
When first we knew your form,
You travelled round the country,
And took the barns by storm.
But now It's hearts you hold, Jelf.-
You took them lOHg ago:
Gods blessing on your kindly phlz,
Joe Jefferson, our Joe.
Joe Jefferson, our own Joe.
We've followed you around:
But though tTife old now,
We yet IN front are found.
And still beyond this stage. Jeff,
Wen follow where you so,
And greet you when the curtains raised,
joe Jefferson. our Joe,
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ter, that she made her first bow. In the cast
with her was the fragile Annie Russeii, VINO
there scored the brightest success OIL ner
career as the lily maid. Marie burroughs,
who was just giving promise OF the excel
lent work with which she has since peeu
credited. was the stately Guinevere. Alex
ander Salyini, not yet risen to the helght OF
a star, was another player in that noted
asSemblage, which also had Walden hail-
sey and dozen Of A. NJ. Palmers Hoek'
Since then she has been playing leading
parts and for the coming season she Is under
contract to Frank w. Sanger to play IN q
dramatizaton of "My Official Wife" Miss
Seligman has been married before. having
become the wife OF young apothecary III
1886. from whom she was divorced in 1871
"Ths Golden Hem
Virginia" gives way at tho Tivoli to-
morrow evening to Audran'S sparkling opera
1.-THE Golden Hen" which will be east as
follows:
r1 e '''''''... sa oImi
Grivolin. rhiI Bgansqn
Eu. ~ $500
.''''''''''.
Rosette. .Tiie sallnges
Ts vrnon
Ts.SsS Notary clerks S SsPR
faS0ti1 Peasants Asf iren mii Muii
THE ARGUMENT.
The Count de Flayignac returns home TO nis
native village after an absence OF five years. lie
meets Rosette, village maiden, whom he had
loved with bOyiSh passion and, on seeing ner
again, his earlier sentiment returns To him Wild
Tedoubled force. ROsette also loves him. ana
the twain make a solemn vow of eternal love 10
each other. The Warehouses de la Haute-
GarOnne sees with alarm the love oil her
nephew FOR the humble maiden, and. seeking
out R0sette, so works upon her fears by plclur-
lag - her the disgrace The Count would bring
upon himself by such a mesalliance, that the
young girl consents TO marry GriyOin an mn
Keeper The first act ends with the departure OF
the girl 10 Orleans with her Intended husband 10
the despair OF The Count. Tie second act pre-
sents Rosette Installed the wife or GriVolln at
the Golden Hen Tavern. She, however, has not
been married 10 him, aud purchases her liberty
and bis silence by giving him the inn as her
dowry. They live apart, and are only husband
and wife In The eyes OF the world. Presently
circumstances force Griyolin TO tell the tiutll
Tie Count Is oVeTjoyed and the Marchi0neSS
amazed. Tie latter enters into new schemes 10
prevent the marriage OF the Count and Ros lie,
but SHE is tbwarIed and The lovers are al last
united
II is three years since THE Golden Hen"
was seen GU the 1Ivoli stage. Then it en-
joyed the favor OF the public, which will no
doubt be the case on lis reprOdu ton. IL
Will be followed on the 18th by Farney's
tuneful opera, "The Musketeers."
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said to have attained both and TO have
evolved a comedy that tells clear. concise
story AMI at the same time constitute con-
tinuous vollsy OF laughter obtained by legi-
innate methods.
The company, an excellent one In every
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European Musscal Items.
Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
Salnt-Saens Is at Aix-les- Bains. His
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DRY GOODS.
] Kelly BROS. !
q What Oe advertise !" as So" i
4 Sole agents i" Sjccardf +"
8 Cloves and 4 Il Cor8ets. {
SEPTEMBER
BARGAINS.

Special Sale ali this Week
of half and whole embroidery
Flouncings at exactly half
the former prices; 42-inch
Hemstitched Goods 25c, that
were soc; the 81 goods all at
soc, and so on all through the
whole lot. We want to make
the new month open lively.
Read all of this list.
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block In tns center OF San Francisco. IL Is the
model hotel OF the world. Frs and earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every room Is ,larSe
light and airy. The ventilation Is perfect A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms are easy.
of access from broad, light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, It's immense
glass roof broad balconies Carl and trJ9l-
cal plants are features hitherto ungnow Ia AInari-
hotels Guests entertained either the kGieri.
can European plan. The restaurant Is the ,frass
in sis city. Secure rooms In advance By telegraph
iRs. TEE PALACE ROTEL,.
las q San Franois0o- Gal.
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Little Tippet" drawn from Alexandra
Bisson's farce, Les Joies de Paternite'')
has. made Itself ielt at the Bush-street with
out doubt The nightly increasing audi
enees must be accepted in proof of this
assertion. It is most entertaining bit Of
dramatic souffie-a breeze on which are borne
trllieS light as air and at the same time
iridescent with the hues of merriment.
People 90 to the theateT 10 be amused, and
the average San Franciscan, like Akenside's
yirtuns0,
Seeks painted trifss and fantastic toys
And eagerly pursues iinag mary joys
The play rattles along at a very lively
pace it must be confessed. and il In il there
be any offenses 10 the proverbially sensitive
morality of our people great majority
have not yet discovered it. They have not
time to find the offense between laughs,
perhaps for the laughing is nearly con-
tinuons It's very difficult to put play or
a person on trial for grave Offense when
theoBly feeling excited in connection with
both is that Of gayety. There can be DO
serious mischief where there is harmless
laughter. Beware OF your smileless man.
Avoid him if You wish to live comfortably
and pleasantly. Avoid the man who is
ASHAMED 10 exercise one OF the principal
privileges that distinguish his race from
the lower animals. Rather say with Mill
ton in L'Alegro,:
:. Mlrth. admit me OF thy crew.
TO live with her. and live with thee.
= In uDrenroyed pleasures free.
-: Thus far OF the ~mirthfulness Of Little
Tippett." The. attractive quality of the
piece is also duein a measure to two other
caises-lhe snappy dialogue, and the ulti-
male result of the complications not being
made: clearly evident until near the close.
The coniedy' will enjoy another weeks eX-
,perience.. it'll this community. and the In
dications ate that the auditorium viii be
crowded. every night.
JeffFeys Lewfs' Last Week.
This popular actress begins the last week
of her successful engagement at the Stock
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THE Ensign" has proved to be record
breaker" at the California. The house has
been packed nightly, demonstrating plainly
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AZ < 81 DRESS GOODS. nearly all .wGhl :;
also NAVY AND BLACK SERl e.
same price.
A. A lot of LADIES SOILED HAND,
At 81 KERCHIEFS, worth from 15c 10
Soc.
A. q An ELEGANT LONG FEATHER
~ PA BOA, worth 50 any time.
A. 100 NEW FALL TENNIS FLAN-
a. 1OS MEL, this is n special price, sold
everywhere al 1212c.
Al roo CHILDs CAMBRIA DRESSES.
AZ oOS embroidered rufhe. trimmed ali
around. reduced from 81.
49, 3-lnch HEAVY SILK MORE
at < ~ RIBBON, all shades, was SOC.
49, LADIES. FINE NON-sHRINK-
al ING FALLUNDERWEAR, new
ami fresh, big value.
A. 100 FULL SIZE LACE SLAMS. sold
~ ~ elsewhere at zoe each.
A+.ooo HUCK TOWEL. 22x44. think Of
az ~ the size, worth 35c.
Al PURE LINEN BROWN CRASH.
~ 81 extra special for one day.
Al 100 LADIES BLACK CORSET, re-
~ 4OO duced from 65c.
Az orc LADIES TENNIS FLANNEL
~ < 81 BLOUSES AND WAISTS, re-
duced from soc.
Large" bargains at our
Hosiery Counter. Don't you
want some Of them?
REH uc4zD SzoaE IN mE CIR
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SOME CHANGES

Have Deem made from the original Of
Audran in this English version of La
Cigale." the final numbers being adopted as
more suitable. In the first act Miss Russell
introduces a summer song, written for her
by Gilbert Burgess and L. Pearsall ThoTne
a ballet and a donkey scene are introduced
in the action Of the opera. The cast in
Guides four Of the best artists ever brought
together in English opera in America.
Three are from the original company in
Iondon. Miss Florence Franton, one of
Icud0n's most celebrated dancers, who
scored triumph at the Lyric Theater, will
lead tie ballet. In the chorus is a niece Of
Clement Scott, the London dramatic critic
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ARDITI AND PATTI

. THAT was a splendid compliment the
-. late MT. Florence brought from AFditi, was
IL not?" she asked. "Arditi said that he
had heard all the great singers. and Amer
lea had the most beautiful natural voice,
excepting PATHS, that he had ever known.
That voice was my own. Wasn't that
nice?
Did I ever meet PattiP Yes, once, at a
hotel in st. Louis She was walking in the
corridor smoking a cigarette.
Oh, you are the girl / heard sing last
night she remarked. You have wonder
fully beautiful voice. Take good care Of it
3" If follow your example, ] said. with
a significant glance at the cigarette wreaths,
Il will not have ii long
Patti laughed and shrugged her shout
ders: on, you mustn't mind me- she said I;
L IN an old woman"
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TIE CAST.

Coone! John Hawkins. Charles 6. Craig
William BarTBgton ....................Le Leo Cooper
Clinton harrington ................ . Milton Lipmau
Sir Montague " oon Bert Coote
Stephen Morton. ..... ............... Walter Hale
Tim. George H. Trader
RUBY. Thomas kerns
etet sc W AfIS :. N "a
Laura Matte Earle
Ellen harrington Observation-Disclosures Merri Osborne
fdttle otoHe
Mrs. Josephine Jeries ........... Victory Bateman