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ard Cursitor. Mr.. Craven and Mr.. Fred
Sullivan will also be in the cast.

ROSE COGHLAN IN VAUDEVILLE
The principal feature of next weeks bill at
| Chase's Theater is Rose Coghlan, the emf
nent dramatic actress, whose reign on the
American stage has covered decade Oh
years. Her admirers are legion, and 1t Is
expected that they will crowd Chases to
overlooking. She Is assisted by one of the
foremost leading men, Louis Massen, for
merly the principal actor at the Madison
Square Theater, New York city, during its
most brilliant period under A M. Palmer.
competent. Miss Coghlan will present for
the first time her one-act play called Ace
OF Trumps,'' in which she gives evidence of
genius as a playwright quite as unmistaka-
bly, as did her brother, the late Charles
Coghlan during the last years of his life.
1t reyives her famous role in "Forget-Me-
Not" Another fortunate and agreeable
presentation will be that of Sydney Grant,
in his mOnologue and limitations. Little
Frances Keppler. the dancing wonder, will
provide speciality that should be especially
agreeable to the juvenile patrons. Max
Cincinnati, the juggler whose fame in Eu-
rope led to his Importation to this country,
is the fourth promising attraction. Louise
ST. Clair. billed as "a Woman of Few
Words, will charmingly entertain with
bright and humorous observations on men,
women and the world of today. The Bio
graph picture machine will exhibit twelve
new views and two other novel acts COM
plete the bill.
"A YOUNG WIFE."-"A Young Wife,
that comes to the Academy next week, pre-
sents a cast of characters that includes
Adolph jackson. who was the leading man
of Frohman's Little Minister" company
last season; John T. Nicholson, who has
starred several meodramatic companies;
John l.. WOoderson, stage manager and one
of the principal actors of Stuart Robson 8
company; Mark FentOn, last season play
ing an important part with Madame Mod
jeska's company; c. B. Craig, Charles Har-
ris. Also important members of the the
tI,p loo IL
ing lady, headed her own company for two
seasons; Miss Edna G.. Brothers, late of Mrs
Fiske's company, and Miss Alberta Lee OF
Frohman's Girl | Left Behind Me- Be
sides those mentioned there are several
others who are well-known. All the seen
cry effects. properties and draperies that
were used during the long run at the Four
tenth Street Theater, New York, will be
seen here.
DAINTY PAREE BURLESQUERS.-Th
attraction for the coming week at the
Bijou Theater will be the Dainty Paree
of the very best talent that can be
procured, all of the performers being
artists in their lines. The management has
spared no expense to make this one of the
leading attractions on the road. The pro-
duction is handsomely staged, while the
scenic features are gorgeous. The per-
Torrance opens with funny skit, "A
Days Vacation" and is followed by an olio
introducing some OF une pest VauuSNiIe
artists in the country, including Carroll
and Elston, comedy entertainers; the Ora
hams, Americas leading song illustrators;
Bachelor Sisters, refined melange of music,
singing and dancing; the Murphys, comedy,
acrobatc sketch artists, and the three Sis
tiers Leon, in novelty acts.
THE UTOPIAN BURLESQUERS.-A spe-
cial feature Of T w. Dinkins' the Utopian
Burlesquers, the attraction at Kernan's
next week, will be Chuck Connors, 1.-The
mayor of Chinatown" and his company OF
typical Bowery characters. This Is calcu-
lated to prove a treat in addition to all en-
tertainment which comes up to the expecta-
lions of patrons Of burlesque and promises
to surpass former efforts of the same Or
ganization. The show possesses the merit
of freshness, and includes Frobel and Ruge.
Odell and Perry. the Whiting sisters, the
three Hickman brothers and Garnold and
Gilmore. A series of living pictures is prom
ised, Lubin's original cineograph will in
troduce new views, and the first part of the
burlesque is lively and up to date,