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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

chariot every day. prprette't by gtgsl-
Ing AHrnra. ir - IL vrC~ 49, II { ~1T
that the sunrise. rnElaws dawn ta I'll DAG
lands Of the rrrrh When Z SAY r.AaC
HiawHtha wrpsrl"d with ga' earn ana
threw him antl hurried htul anlF 10 S~~
him rise again. / hUr sppIS 81 IN" RI
millar Industries of rpapjng aaat COW II
and or the sprouriHE 81 tie a"~ 0ti1F
In irs time.
"A myth ia "A f0ilS -rEp 3~'srr'ot1-
we'll through parSoujHrTr "a rE1~ d1rs-
huras or offices Of rhp uhsrrTtF. t'N.
paUa. write thar down Let gs n"T
apply the definition TO Saarr t&ia%
SANTA Claus office ~ "a bring -a7%
swpetmeats or more usefat EAtf* ~
Christ His attributes ar~ &"n""'
osIrv. bpupvnIvurp. rarp Cor d~9rutT"r%
That office IN arruaIIy 3lIett: tar@T IL
tributes display themselves Fa"rrFo'",
according To- myth law, SdnOt "aS
really lives and acts his useful an" Pun-
MAR part.
with q hint ~ two a. 10 w" DaA~
ner Of doing IL. I win raw b@lT" you
w pursue the study further l"H WE
riud Tr fascinating Observe f1a' ~a'',a
Claus comes out of Fh" frea~u Hor'h
That il aa II you wouli saE 'Aaf cd"
Impulse Of Christmas giving Rro'''''S
from he coolest hparr 40 t.i's ~"'s~"a'
Note that he drives reindeer. ptra~fa&
spectacle for the minds EYE W - y : VI
you should say thar he spPEs 70 a'''S"
his guIse or his gifts unus'aL sar me
Lafter enjoyment thereof ta0S'"7F
that he comes down the chimney ''
ward the warm hearth ~ Fb~ A"IH"
hat IL a lesson 10 The children Tar'Sr
mas gifts shower on che warm hTaF'""
and loving. =.
"FaFh.-. I have onty 20 afid taat :
am warm hearted and Bavtng fou WE
parIon me u : now ~ inte me 7efsFy
and write a chapter % my oe"& q"
the truths Of mythology
-. maWWwNWNHA&
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

Of the pitt Dire was his Industrious partner packing the fourteen ptarmigaus
with Dough- and garnished with al the ingredients. AS he dexterouDy
trimmed the tor crust and ser the dish down tor III last admiring leaK he "a
that the sleeper Ind awakened.
Hello. Tom. how dyou fea2 Look at tlatl Howas that for a pie. emp
enough to asst a wees amt il? Whered I GET the disn2a Oh. Saan
Reynolds and his brother Dave were hea after yuu left. and they're comrig
averu the feed. ET thew way Tom. wish you merry Chnstmasl Same TO met
0h that's all rgha I'm a millionaire. You know, and. as for that natter SO
are you. Pretty business Tor a millionaire. hey-pcking pfarTnigans and mnk-
Ing a scuion OF himself generality But never mind. There's a good time
by and by Next year this time we'll have or horses anu servanta
you're horn. Tommy. my SOM
rnus Bp rambea m. the while setting the grcat pie cnrfuny in a cornsr
OF the pitt. which had been heated redhot with stones taken frnmt the creek
bad. And there IL snmered and stzIed and in tile end turned a delicious
brown imu as sam and Dave came ave from their cabin. farther up the creek.
Tile paa n served from a stump which stuck up in the center OF the
nur IT "A a prononnceda sucrssss and Pave declared tht III "bear turkey
all noner.' i'm which, opinion he was supported by his brothers Sam. Bn WINS
beard Il, deeaars-4a factp Tom said the same tning-that sen liz he went mi
With twice ~ nundred Thousand ounces next season Ia would cnntriye to locate
la a. section wnsreh he could have ptarmlgan pie Cor hs CnrsunRs dinnma
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19
By G. l.. L~aagaan

origin OF Nnras Festivities
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19
,o,, .v e,nfr,u Ytfsk :

rCupyright, 1911. ~ 6anH"to'
There are rwo reasons for CHRISTMAS
Teasing aside trcm the aasttaet wa.ea
teaches us that yae JOY ef aoah'ay
making is Impossible or tn~eea'ptse
without good eating and dr'nstns S''s
Is thar Christmas Is the survival Or
enc or boyh. OF " great pas'fa
yals the Other. that tle natnd or mlas
IN An times and eondEtioas eSPre
rejoicing by she laden board anu INV
brimmGng bowl
Victory. good forums. -
.-nr,a.a,5rys are celebrated today ny
dinners. "a they have bees ~
sands Of years the praetice Fneou
w coming down from thar peea
time when the victory over nc -
was the aseans of suIpsytas the aea
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

Al = gFandna's Chrisarnas time.
n aeasonS hers to hear
m'ing ot a chord sublime
y 'atess cuminr near
~ simple tai,h she waits
go Toe opsn psariy gates
ssset tae Lowry Born.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

.FH #t #atFs t#kk8E#WTGEE#NH3n
% WIG a"g8 Wherein ga4e Jews 7.ss,e4
~a'a" 1Se}E sueE4se8, 4aa eaa manila
S@'"" Vas 51fAed aHfa aaegl aa4u aar.
N~" @ Nv 3a0 aEpua aaauTaluz .nfn
900 At2. hey should make ..arn lave
20 &s45a+A% and q 10R ASH ar 4saafF,ss
k"f1e"a8 aae a3 aaglbeE lgla Gifts "a
SAT-" 41s
@Ht "att greater 2I@e aar eefalrtua
14@ @ae asaa+ sN8raasaaH n1arl.af ngald
e@AtL @'F @le easy Christians .slaa ma
~a@1 Oh @ae 3iFEa 81 -arHat.
q" n cue has laEa Eaaa dlFar.acas
~ @st@!45A IA a1e 1aray n43gaa Ea ~ aag
4Aa', oar wen l3e aoiaoa u .4e raar
"-ra maj Ft mgoFs4at .v,.l .lrnliF,
se& '}Tm@ls ..n&]aataaaa ella ia
laa was Sept gw naav en4r4.alss
A &3F'A laA 2y *'aae u G1q3t "a rge
a4"@@A aaa45a, Dgn,&g0aalmg 10 sur
h@d7- Aaa .0ng a~gor. 4. .3ugtcl NJ
N@e aaa &Hs7a sac lag .~eaagagsHg &
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'td4oz 1aa 5Deraaa,A 20 iE 'or,sar ING
SS"@FEAles Vi 70 IL cae European nga.
"~b@&
Observing 5l@ roGazse II rte s.aaans
A"t 5IrtF reaa@an 10 aap growing ar
.+asFAaG aH-Ea gf lie lans lie A-v-
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9on" tt"HE "1g 3lns ana 1urgs gesrr.
aEA N@A 1.lrtt gla slIr nrrrl~ Fat. Ia
Tas+ 4sa a me r8 a-sn4tnarp saaD mast
2r~s " lie xotls: 70 a4az. @aer7Iies 40
VEL rs ~ +gat.
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Ga1fT va --aC uI8EluT.- aasr ais
a1ls'ug -lr --vG asst 1Haverfzu -alc.sps
7E -4~ A-v1lls Jg rI8u 8nrE1d - lie
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19
MW POOR XMAS
PHlLg8UPH lEI
sy seaton LORD.
r~couyr.sas. lssl. ~ q. l. 9ilBsr.l

Z LA31 hE
ploring the
poverty which
compelled me
To c0me tn
work
mas day. | en-.
tered the office
of The Daiiy
Dozen an q
went Co nv
desk.
christians
enjoyment la
only for tile
wealthy mus
ed
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

- saolTa mid shadows a. the past
fani haeHsortea may grupe.
o% Fa@ls IN the s~ff1l1aa.-re cast
Y nsver dinmtn hone.
prf'1r THROW thp. gathering night
enc views the narrow wav
-e oaIgss ever I'd this bright
Aserrat christmas dav
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19
OLD SANTA REAL!
BY hGoEkT NgRrHEnA
Copyrighted psoa

"a clever Boafgn
papa ceased 10 be-
heve IH SANTA ClaalA
kte bal boug3 a
sA&e aad DeBciI aud
GguEed it out that rae
Sleigh whlch wgqlg
contain The eegs aat
eoau TO- aIl tlle aaFge
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

- {: :. :. !. !. !. !. !. {. !. I. :. I. =. !. !. T. T. !. !. !. .
M GTN N heve IH Santa Claims.
MI $3.50 ct" haat boGg46 D
IwAeA. fSgTS l sla&e aad DeBeiI aud
WAY suELsyA DguFed 10 ggt that the
N HV Sleigh whIca ugalg
~eNNyy contain The rega raae
eonp ~ sid tae aafae
boys and girls In the world would a, ra
to be as big az "a h08sse 8Dd faaf ra.
span OF reindeer that could nnH X
would be forty TONS tue heavy Fg 9ra,
4 up the walls OF thr FIRST hegge ear.
ne trip over the roof. Naay gf,ar
strange things did tbs wise nan And
out with the help gE bus slate sad grfs-
ell. and then he added gleul ali gs la,s
found the sum tolal 20 De thai stgsl
Claus is a myth.
He ioyfully told this to bis arfl4 asn.
who was an advanced sla,laat X ga.
ciaut literature. To bis great surprise.
his little son seemed vsry zlasA ma.
when fhe amazed Dnreur asked g.9g
Wherefore he ;huS explained.
My worthy fatber. hecaasp gf ear.
feiu ocular demonstration afforded s7
a surreptitiou~ glance or rwg farg gsgr
Kitchen last Christmas eve { was grav-
Eating rapidly TO lne opinion glas san
III Claus does not eEISg. The agEv av-
PLANTATION Of the pllenuula8gn observed
consistent with has pxjsrpurp se-ags.I
TO b." that be could 81 onrp raa4 ~ H.
peaFanee Of yourself, AIT. qaa ltsa ge
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

Yes. FRAMING Ger Hcr needles hight.
sr Green's a song Qf fov
AID Esaves a thread Of heavens light
tata s0uss Christmas TOW
Asv coz y up the lfttr stair
Alars she Creeps away
Ast Ger the Chr1mmas treasures there
lives In another auv.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

i time Is r~razGrna's Christmas time,
Al easons hers 10 near
~ rsso 81 q Tuirnde chime
q tgaes ever dear.
n m;css 5aaled to all but her
k,tsrrurh a INST & tears
\ 1e sees eaiIi faces As they were
Ia onE departed years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-12-19

!. rrstuas IS not .sks the rest,
Vsiea asst a single day
pssky a wers al best
~ ghen are put away
~ = icEotreB for a year'
ral good viii toward men
.ruL a. fashions Tgappear,
lM ) ID style again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
KElTH'S NEW THEATRE.

The program arranged FOR Keith pa
irons FOR next week Is ono OF more than
ordinary importance. and promises 10 he
one ~ tho most thoroughly satisfying
seen here this season. several OF the fept-
ures offered being alone well worth the
price OF admission The famous r. r.
Kelths Spectacular Production which
has had such unprecedented success dur
irg its twelve weeks run AZ iSclth's Bos-
ton Theatre comes here as The headline
feature
This elaborate production. the most
beautiful and costly ever made in yaude-
vile. was originated and is produced ~
each performance under the personal d.
rectiou of Capt W g. Eddy. over hfty
YOUNG ladies comprise the company. and
A wealth of magnificent scenery and
costumes are employed in the production.
That the efforts OF the originator wert
successful was clearly evidenced by the
vast crowds that thronged the Boston
house during its recent engagement
there at every performance enthusiasm
sometimes venting itself In cheers and
shouting
The production "a drtided into three
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
NEW PARK THEATRE.

"A Rsgged Hero" the latest dramatic
success, will he presented At the New
Park Theatre next week and IL said To be
beautiful story dramatically told. A
wealthy farmers profigate son robs tho
bank In which he is employed and then
imnlorcs his father To save him from dis
grace and imprisonment The stern par
ent refuses and n the fierce quarrel which
eusues th- old man IL murdered At this
iuncture tho proligste's stephrothcr, who
f1HE nrrU frV1nE OU Tnr rarfn STways, HnH
who is somnsnbulist cmerges from the
house walking IN his sleep The murderer
slips the knife with which the crime was
committed into the hand Of the sleeping
youth who moment later, stunlhles over
the PROSTATE form or the farmer, wakes
and thinks he has killed his stepfather In
dream He is forthwith accused of the
crime by his stepbrother and a conviction
follows.
When on the threshold OF death he is
saved hy his sweetheart, q heroic country
maiden. who discovers evidence against
the real murderer and undertakes peril
ous journey 30 the prison with the stsS
of execution This story has afforded eN-
septional opportunities for the playwright
aud number OF thrilling scenes and cli-
makes have been evolved. The most prom
inent figure in the exciting portions ~ the
drama IS wandering outcast Who is no
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

parts. and n is hard 20 say which is the
more beautiful or more popular. nc hrst,
the Pageant OF Nations. is q series OF
dances characteristic OF all the different
countries OF tho globe. with the flags and
martial music OF each. costumed appro-
pristely This IL said 10 have stirred the
pa triotism OF every one who saw II 70 the
widest enthusiasm and wRs by many con-
sidered tho hest of the three spectacles.
The second VS. the Venetian Flower
Dance whose beautiful coloring and mar
velous electrical effects is said 10 beg
gar description Tho Drill or the White
Husssr- the final spectacle IL a series of
military marches executed with remark
able agiliiy. precision and style by num-
ber of yonnR ladies heautifuliy costumed.
Nat NJ Willis IS = whole show In him
self. This Happy Tramp" as he is called.
Is too well-kopvn 10 need an Introduction
and hc viii undoubtedly he given an on-
thusiastic reception Mr. Wills Is easily
songs and original psrodies are cxcru-
cistingly funny.
4 team new to tho Keith local house is
LAMAR and Gabriel. cslled the tall man
and tho little Fellow, who comes here di-
rect from making big hit I'm the Russell
Brothers production of Sweet Marie 4"
Both Of the artists arc well known here,
lit,lc Gabriel heinG native of Providence
and Mr. isMsr hrine formerly seen here
with the Wilbur opera company. They
will undoubtedly repeat their New York
success
George W. Day tho rehned monoloEu-
ist viii present his droll philosophy which
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
AAS o . =
Coming
Shows ,
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

An event fun of the lsrsest measure
OF attrsctivencss is the appearance next
week AT the Providence opera House.
Monday and Tuesday evenings. OF Rich
ara Mansned IN his recent great hit,
"Beaucaire.n The new play is comedy
IN Ave acts by Booth Harrington and
Evelyn Greenlcnf Sutherland TO these
Two American writer's belongs the dis
iinction or having supplied our distin-
guished actor With his most delightful
comedy success since the days when
Beau Brumm-l and Prince Karl first
delighted HIS audiences
Beauoaire has come To stay and take
his place in Mansneld's gallery or por-
traits. not 10 fret his season on the stage
and then retire. The happy hlt has
more Of the quality of permsncncy than
anything Mansheld has done This is
because BeancAire gives Mansfield some
thing on which to fasten hts art IL Is a
character Ia fascinating story, not a
puppet I'm poem. The prince. who was
mistaken for barber by he smart set
Of Bath. when Beau Nash Was imperator
gives wide play for humor. wit, re-
partee and sentiment
The Jest Is on Beaucaires lip but tho
perfume OF Lady Marys red. red rose
nils his heart and intoNicates him with
q love that fashions a romance which
has delighted all who have read n
Mansfield Is said 20 have devoted anew
his unique gifts for portrRymg the roy
ally of prince. the consciousness OF a
swell and the romance OF a lover.
"Beaucaire' H.. ss they say a play or
manners The scene r. The celebrated
English watering place, Bath, during the
social sway OF Beau Nash. it is a fas-
cinatine period for \ comedy OF wits
The first act discloses the Pump Room
whittier the blades and bellies come for
the waters The second act shows Beau
CARES lodging the nigh, he caught Vim,
tersett cheating
The third IL Lady Mary Carlisle's ball
room on the occasion al tho introduction
~ the Duke % Chateaurien 10 Baths
beauties portion OF the garden OF
MIR. BaBtisons country house on the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

OF lavishueSs that Is even a surprise for
y perey organization The settings for
the three acts invariably provoke ap-
plause as the curtain rises The hrst
shows street scene i'm the Latin quarter.
another is tho Grand Casino at Nice and
the third is an oriental court scene at
Alcxandria The costumes are from
beautiful designs by Archie Gum, the
poster artist
The Nlaw a. Erlaueer Comedy COM
pany with the Rogers Brothers. present..
the quickest moving entertainment on
record iu the new farce hy John j. Nc
Nally "rhc Rogers Brothers IN Wash
ingtou.' IL is presented iu three scenes.
which represent the reception room of
the Democratic club in New York city.
section OF the botanical gardens in
Washington with the Capitol building
as a background and tho Court of Fouu-
tsins With the great electric tnwer ~ the
Pan American Exposition In Bu04lo.
Such magnificent scenic coulpment as
Klaw A. Erlauger have provided for this
production has never before been utilized
an connection with the staging of a vau-
devillc farce IN fact. I'm every aspect.
The Rogers BROTHERS in Washington"
s the most pretentious attraction of this
character that has ever been seen on
the stage This attraction will appear
al the Providence opera House early in
December
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

less heroic In times -nt danaar-than- -hs- II
amusing I'm his moments OF serenity. The
scene ~ the end of tho third act OF "A
Ragged Hero" accounts for tho remarka-
bic financial record OF this play, and To-
that even more than 20 its scenery and
mechanical effects, should be laid its
great drawing power.
The leading members OF "A RsEged
Hero" include such well known artists As
Edgar Foreman. Miss Julia West. Robert
Milford Joseph SelmRn, Eugene DUBOIS.
ida Richards liettie Fielding Albert
Rowlands. Charles Sohscffer. Walter Nor
nev. Jack Bell. Harry :. richards. John
Jarvis and Walter Holmes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

beautiful singing specisltes seen IN vsu-
CeVille
Ranes Bun Terriers. troupe of sc-
robatic CANNES. are certain 90 prove
source Of delight 90 the little ones.
Johnson. Davenport and Lorclla IN a
screemiuEtv funny comedy sketch zmd
BURKE Moilef and Teller in singing
and dsnciug skit will win merited ap-
plause Evans aud White. blacSface COM
edisns vocaiists aud dancers. Crolius
and St AlVa. iu an original comedy sketch.
Reed and Shaw. talented ring performers
Won Camp. the clever coniurer and illus
ionist and the ever popular Riograph will
complete the bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

INAuDI, the man with two brains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

and dancing. Louise Cunning the
sweet-voiced prima donna: Templer Sake.
the great English baritone, and T.. Lovat-
Fraser another English baritone are
also fsvorites In this great company OF
artists
The Chsperon" is produced on scale
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

''The Dairy Farm" Eleanor Merrons
charming domestic play, Will he the at
traction at the Empire theatre all OF next
week This play has met with extra
ordinary success since II was first pro-
dlced three years ago and has been play
ed continuously during the whole OF that
time. both winter and summer. with the
continued on Page Three
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

has earned for him the snhriquet- of -.the
Dean OF BlackfaCc Comedians, and Ada
Arnoldson. the charming Swedish contral-
10 vocalist. Will appear in her beautiful
singing act IN which Miss Arnoldson.
dressed as a nun sings the Ave Maria.
This latter Is said 10 be one OF the most
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
Lamar & Gabriel.

The Tall Man and the Little
Fellow"
Introducing Providence own MID
get Comedian. Little Gabriel, the
Smallest ana Funniest Performer
on the American Stage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09
WHAT CHEER LAUNDRY,
HsrHiway sRornsss.
sc BURGESS sTREEr.
MRS. SPINK'S
scHooL FoR pANcING.

SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
iss wEYBossET ST.. COR UNION
Glasses and private lessons season
fSpihsr 'p par,iculars please cali or s.ns for
circular Business bours from IL 10
p, m. Telephone. 1922. r. O. Box 1926.
MRs. CARRIE A. erfNK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

our new building ~ completed. ana we
extend a cordial Invitation 10 our friends
and the public 10 call and examine II.
We have what Is considered by experts
The finest laundry plant In the country.
and from a sanitary point II perfect
With ou~ present facilities we are pre-
pared 20 40 largely Increased business
In All lines sw~ shall not be Obliged to
refuse any work
We solicit your patronage and guar
sntes satisfaction in every respect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-09

roAdway near the statue of Diana Is
-ths locale Of act four: and the last act
of all is tho superb Assembly Room on
the occasion Of Baths learning from the
Marquis dc Mirepois. Ambassador from
the Tuilerics. who IL the visitor IL has
harbored as barber gambler and Duke
OF Castle Nowhere
As might we'll he expected the period
and locale have been Msnsnelds insp-
ration for a delcacy and coloring OF
scene and costume in which he has sur
passed himself The hve settings arc
b vatican pictures Of rare elabora tion.
The fashions Of Beaucaires period
were dictated by his cousin,
Louis XIV OF France Mansfield stands
alone among our producers of finer and
more pictorial plays. 'BeSUSsireT + a
congenial opportunity for him TO dis
play his taste and liberahty ia furnish
ina series of gorgeous pictures of patch
and powder society under Beau Nash's
social sway
That charming musical success, The
Chaperon." with SIS scores of pretty girls
and catchy" operate numbers rendered.
by Frank l.. Perleys fine singing orsani-
zstion. will be the attractive Offering at
the Providence Opera House four nights
beginning next Wednesday evening and
matinee Saturday.
From the first act opening chorus
showing Paris Latin Quarter revel.
until the curtain falls on the splendid
oriental third act dancing scene iu Alex
andria. Egypt. The Chaperone' j. des-
crlbed as presenting one uubrnken sue
cession of musical gems No other sim
ilnr organization In years has met With
such pronounced favor from the first
performance.
The ChAperon" n = chfrmine musi-
cal traVcsty I'm which = party OF Ameri-
can girls il shown taking = forelen tour
under embarrassing restrictions They
join their sweethearts I'm the gav Latin
Quarter and proceed 10 Nice and Alex
sndria a. members OF a strolling CON-
psny OF players
that furnish rare entertainment both 10
lovers OF The drama as we'll 80 the opera
Digby Bell. that fine singing comedian
OF comic opera dsys, has role 80 the
wealthy guardian of the young ladies.
which gives him the opportunity of his
stage career walter Jones. in grotes-
que celtic hobo character. has dupli-
caled his success a. u stage tramp in
'Ita2 jos &. Miron, the only real buff
fo-basso 90 the American stage. has a
part suited 10 his dual talent better than
anything this fine singer has had in
years Artistic Marie Cehill. as pro-
fessional chsperon. T. one Of the witty
hits " the company.
Little Eva Tanausy has Won the title
Of Queen Of Nivsrity" with her slneine