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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
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MAR RTE D.

RUDOLPH-JoNES-I Tionesta, Oct.
!, 1901, by 5. j. Setley, J. p, Mr.. Ar.
thur Rudolph and Miss Blanche Jones.
both of Hickory township, Forest
county, Pa.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02

Section !. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives Of the Com
mnnwealth Of Pennsylvania in General As
sembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, That the following
is proposed as an amendment to the Cousti-
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-02
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing an amendment 10 the Constitu-
tion Of the Commonwealth.
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EAR. r. SMALL, Cl
Sept. 30th, 1901.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

intensely dramatic Incidents and situa-
tions, Is such as only the true artist
could portray.
Miss Bergere Is not less successful as
Kate Vernon. whom she makes thorough
~ interesting; and she lends great dra-
matte force and wen displays her gifts
in the strongly emotional scenes. Her
assumption is in eNerA-rlAneeI- -anlshnd-
and praiseworthy MIR Farren. as the fn-
gtive train robber. finely resists every
temptation 10 overact. and presents a
consistent and well-considered imperson-
alton of a disagreeable character in
which one feels deep interest solely be-
cause of the excellent work OF the actor
Miss Sadie Handy, as a gawky. shiftless.
country girl makes one of the hits OF the
performance. and provokes no end OF
laughter, ia which she Is effectively as
sisted by Mr. Walter Thomas. as the
blacksmith helper; and Miss Lisle Leigh
makes very sweet and attractive Emily
Radburn which she pays with ease and
grace while Miss Helen Reimer, as Mrs
Vernon. invests the part with no little
humor and plays, as a1ways. with spirit
and a good idea of it's requirements
Mr.. Becton Rsdford specially engaged
for the role of joe Vernon, the black
smith. deserves hearty commendation for
an impersOnation that is natural. intelli-
tfAAt aiAl lifAAAfrAA's anu Nht'n 'bilAiA-
butes no little 10 the success of the per-
foTmanCe.
Mr. Percy Winter makes Col Boliinger.
the lawyer. a breezy personally, whose
rougher and smoother sides are Well con-
trasted. and takes a hand in the comedy
element or the play. while Mr. Roy Fair
child as the express messenger and VIC
tim OF TraVers, the adventurer plays his
comparatively small part with discretion
and care. The other parts are All intel
ligently played and last evening" per-
formance WAS surprisingly smooth.
The settings are particularly good as TO
detail, and that OF the second act IN
which the blacksmith shop Is shown. with
the forge In operation and Joe Vernon
setting a tire, is very realistic and effec-
tice. Ia this act, the Hayward Male
quartet renders several selections very
pleasinglY. the voices blending 1nelX-
"ln Mizzoura" will be presented twice
daily during the week; and the following
attraction will be The Magistrate. with
Mr.. William +. owen as Judge Posket.
the magistrate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

OF a good reception. for II was painstak-
ing and sprightly.
The part OF Gavin Dishart. the minis
ter, Is not one that can be said 10 take
well on the stage. One car never realize
that so young a man could make such
an impression on the old strong religion
ist that the minister Is supposed 20 have
made There seems an incongruity In
exposing his weakness. for IL is "a
weakness for time 10 the hard hearted
people that are the leaders i'm his <Dk.
Mr.. Horace Mitchell portrays the charac-
ter almost as acceptsbly as n could be
done and that he is = careful and palms
taking actor nearly every theatre-soer
knows
The difficult and interesting part OF
Rob Dow was played in an excellent MIN
ner by Cecil kingstone. and the same
may be said OF the acting Of Leslie Has
kell as Micah Din. Those harsh and ex-
acting elders that nearly every one knows
Thomas Whamond. Snecky Hobart and
Andrew Mealmaker. Silva Tosh were
portrayed in a way that left nothing to
be desired by r.. y. Graham. George Con-
way. j. G. Carlyll and Howard Morgan.
a very merry and proper French maid
did Maude Gilbert give the audience w.
q. Mason was the stately ana angry
Lord Rintou and in the part OF Captain
llallowell. Walter Crosby made the dis
appointed lover as interesting as he could
be possibly made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
KElTR'S NEW THEATRE.

'In Mizzoura." Ms presented at keith's
yesterday, in addition TO its intrinsic mer-
It's as "a drama OF strong interest and
powerful situations, possesses the addi-
tional attractiveness Of displaying 10 ad-
vantage the leading members of the Ed
ward r. Albee Stock company I'm line
OF work wholly different from that OF
"The Charity Ball" That even the un-
favorable weather had no effect upon the
size of the audiences was an effective
proof OF the strong hold the organization
has taken upon popular favor; and the
applause that greeted It's leading mem
bers testified alike TO the esteem in which
they have come 10 be held on even so
short an acquaintance and TO the artis-
tic merit OF their efforts.
The play itself bears all the earmarks
OF Augustus Thomas hsndiwork. In it's
crisp and amusing dialogue, the strength
OF the lines given TO the leading char
acters the fine contrasts in char
acter drawing, picturesQueness and
strong situations; and it's presenta-
tion was ia every respect worthy
OF the reputation the company establish
ed last week. Although the cast Is a long
one, the really important roles are fewer
I'm number than in The Charity Bali
but the minor characters are such as only
good actors can play without cndanger-
ing seriously the general effect OF the
performance and iR the excellent style
I'm which these smaller parts were played
lay no small part OF its harmoniously
pleasing nature.
The play was written originally 10 eX-
plot Nat G.. Goodwin, and ma turally cen
tres round single character. which is
made to stand ont iD bold relief and all
the more so by reason OF the highly COM
mendable work OF Mr.. Malcolm Williams /;
but the opportunities afforded 60 other
members Of the company are by no means
unimportant. especially in the case of
Miss Valerie Bergere and Mr.. George F.
Farren.
The story relates 10 n brave. manly
Young fellow who is sheriff OF Pike
county. Mo. and whose interest I'm the
daughter OF the town blacksmith has led
him To advance money for her education.
The young lady has returned from coll
lege with her ideas considerably out Of
tune with her homely origin. and is at
tracted by the handsome face and world
ly ways OF an adventurer. who turns out
To be train robber. The latters identity
Is discovered: and when the young
woman shields him. her bencfactor. ont
OF regard for her, gives his own horse To
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

ever. The Crawford Sisters are a pair Of
very attractive damsels, who appear in
character changes and display much
ability as dancers.
The Trocadero quartet is up-to-dste !n
every detail, the songs are new, the
voices far above the average. and the
business and ragtime adds greatly to
trio. James Johnson. Mabel Johnson and
Estella Y. Wills. is one OF the best. and
the comedy sketch. "In the stars
Room" is an excellent vehicle for some
very good singing. graceful dancing and
funny situations. Mr.. Johnson is Prov
ideuse boy and met with "A hearty reccp-
tion. which he deserved
Then come Roger and Belle Ipolan IN
an Irish act. which is one of the features
OF the bill Roger. an old fayorite here, is
just as big and good natured az evcr.and
his makeup is truly a work Of art.
Lottie West Simonds, billed as the Irish
countess, is Of the Maggie cline type,
but is young and attractive. she X 80
bright as new dollar. has n good voice
and a whole stack of funny stories.
Frank Gardner and Lottie Vincent in
~ Shattered Idol" are just immens..
Mr. Gardner H. the acme OF versatility.
being a singer. dancer. acrobat. gym
mast. juggler and magician and doing !;
all well. while Miss Vincent, who wears
a stunning costume. knows how 80 sin-
and chooses selections of the better class.
a clever team is Reilly and Hughes.
black face character artists, and their
work made big hit and just caused
roars of laughter
The bill closes with Reeds famous bull
f,t What fhsa. %,
is not worth talking about. II certainly is
by far the greatest dog performance ever
given in this city. and Is whole show in
itself The bill as a whole. IL excellent.
and n will be repeated Tor the balance Of
The week. every afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

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gentler members OF his audience banker
10 have q try at the little brunette French
womans place on the stage. The Rig
mold stride was magnificent, the Rig
mold pose was simply grand; and the
Rignold kiss was one OF the famous. as
Itwas ono of the truly artistic things, OF
the eontemporaneous stage.
A quarter OF century between re-
vivals OF Henry ~ Is calculated TO oh
~viate comparisons, even II such are not
Invariably odorous. It IL far cry from
Rignold 20 Mansfield and there Is no good
reason TO rccall the former except TO
mark the periods Of the play. IL is likely
to be another long spell before another
actor revves IL when Mansfield Is done.
II Is always interesting TO observe an ac-
tor with reference TO his predecessors I'm
particular part but II Is likely 10 re-
quire as great stretch of memory 10
recall Mansfield when the next Henry
v, comes along, as a. s. now 10 recall
Mansheld's most immediate predecessor,
George Rgnold untl this time practical
ly the only Henry W that can he re-
ferred TO-
As Rignold made an impressive sensa-
tion with his scenic display az time
when scenery was deemed little worth
attention except for such dramatic enter
prises as the Black Crook so II is the
more worthy OF remark that Mansfield
has achieved a scenic triumph at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Miner and Vans Bohemian Burlesquers
opened weeks engagement at the
Westminster Theatre yesterday tG fun
houses. and there Is every reason 20 be-
licve that large audiences will be the rule
for the rest OF the week
. There are of course number Of girls
With the company, but the lively military
evoluuons they execute, their singing
aud the parts they assume iu the open
ing ana closing numbers, certainly war
rant their presence.
The entertainment begins with q laugh
able burlcSguc. entitled ~ case of Con,
and iu this the comedians headed by
AudA Gardner, arc the features.
Fred Wyckon. the well known charac-
ter comedian, opens the Olio with q new
line or songs aud stories that he knows
how TO sing and tell, and MS daucing also
won him an encore,
The popular Lane sisters Ada. Laura
and Alice, make no end OF fun In they
comedy aCrobatic turn.
Ed Johnson and Mae iiillard. iu their
sketch. From Fifth Avenue 90 the Bow
cry. We're obliged 20 respond to num-
her of calls.
The Three Gardners have improved ar
anything for while they are no strangers
TO Providence they are always well re-
ceived. and their sweet singing and in
strunental selections are appreciated.
The Casino quartet consisting of Joe
Palmer, James Cavanagh. Bobby North
ard Al Cameron, are as good as "A new
team as their selections are all new and
good.
The whole concludes with a skit. c<lled
"A Scrambled Egg and Ia this Billy B
Van the inimitaDlo comedian. Is at the
head and every move that ne makes H.
funny Ills songs caught ON. for he
was obliged 90 sing for more than u min
utes There ~ not ~ slow moment from
the time the curtain rises until ~ falls.
-tta
Hfu i- ured
This wholesome sud pleasing bill VIII
L.. si.ef every Afternoon and @t.riltp.
DURING the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The fact IL very evident that straight
vaudeville is popular with Providence
theatre-goers, for there were packed
houses al the Olympic Theatre yesterday
afternoon and evening TO witness the
really excellent performances given by
the white Rats company, an aggrega-
tion OF really clever people. including
many old fsvorites.
The bill opens with Al Clements and
another in "A Novel Idea in which
there is some good singing and funny
dialogue. Fish and Quigy. the long and
short men, just convulse the house with
laughter, and are more amusing than
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
fkksek,s fshseR "Beatitudes"

Fun Arion chorus assisted by Mrs. Brn-
Gertrude Esdmauds. Mr. Leo l.ieberman,
Mr. stephen Townsend ana Mr Joseph
Raernstein \ fun orchcstra ,Boston
SYMPHONY plaNers). Mr. y. l.. Nilbui.
nrganist, Or jules Jordan, conductor
Admission with reserved seat -
Salr of seats. Infantry Hall Ticket OF
ucp begins Saturday morning Apru ~
al O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

cmphatically expressed by the audience.
The company presenting the comedy Is
iu many respects "a strong one
Miss Frances Stevens is Lady Babbie
and the diTicuf part received at her
hands most sympathetic treatment Tie
name of one able young actress. or course
comes uuhiddcu 20 the mind when this
character a. mentioned "a ls no easy
character 90 portray and a far less easy
fssk would ii ha to make comnarisons
The temp ramvut on she who plavs the
part must be- one capable OF telling us tho
magic pf tl4a+--tF4-4-rs---t- t'f-r-t-rTv=-
terious thing bright but cuuspicuuus
woman As women differ so Wi1ely--
widely must ise ti- view tsfen 0f The
part and vet 3u views viii b- Interest
ius Boz thet given Wifh care and srt
Miss Stevens thoroughly understands the
varying phases OF the character sud her
work ls clever aUt interesting aud She
docs vsrt we'll iG the version phases of
character that the staeo pitcIre 20 l.adv
ffs hhic is ncauf to represent. Tier work
vss well reccitsd ana it vas deserving
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

The management Of the New Empire
Theatre present this week Mr. Charles
Frohman's version OF The Little Min
ister," a comedy in four acts A. about
every one knows the play as introduced
by Mr.. Frohman differs much from the
story. Few readers there are who did not
take genuine delight in Mr.. Barrie's de-
scription Of the little parish OF Thrums.
its rough and harsh characters which
have iIlumined many weary hour in
many distant parts.
The audience at the Empire last eEtn-
ing expressed IT'S genuine delight ~ the
fine production and a the very first ris-
ing OF the curtain the admiration at the
scenery and setting caddam wood was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

tho fugitive with which 10 escape. and
in his flight he is shot and killed This
action on the part of the sheriff enruges
the mon of The town. and "a serious OUT
come Is avDitcd only bv the disclosure of
the fact that the sheriff had resigned BITS
office previous 90 aiding the rchbcr and
had also given up his candidacy for the
nomination fdf The legislature in favor uf
the blacksmith also to Rrau ufy tb' ambl-
ton of thc latters daughter. A r'vu'siun
OF sentiment follows. the cN-shcrif is
elected TO The legislature. the young
woman discovers whore her heart really
lies. and all ends happily.
un Rndburn, Mr. Williams sesfns
qu te as ~ ,ch a. home a. he was VI thc
very diferent character of the rector
last week The Intelligence ot bic con-
ception 81 ,.ie part the quiet torce mani
tested an all times. and The quickness
with which he nrouses and the success
with which bet hoids the interest "l his
auditors are psrticularll rofumeudHhlr;
and thr qralitt pf bravery which De- do
plays In the pow crfl third art eith ts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
LOOK HERE FOR IT.
IL is what the Providence
reader has long
sought.

People will read Advertisements about
cures made by medicine As they read
they wonder if the statements are true.
IL true was the relief temporary or per
mancnt Read this case about Dosn's
Kidney Pu@
Mr. Charles $. Northup Of 10 washburn
street carpenter, says Before I took
A. course Of the treatment Of Doan's KID
ney Pills in the hlll or 1895 1 was con
stanuy troubled with backache, always
aggravated by inclement weather or
over cxertor. ! told the people of Prov
idence at the time that Doan's Kidney
Pulls had warded OF serious attack.
and now. almost four years from that
date. I can only add to my original
statement that dose or two Of Doan's
Kidney rius keeps my kldneys IN good
W0TEIUg 0TI6f sUd PieY~nJs 5tT0CKs 0f
ny old complsiut'
sold ~ ell dealers price g. ces,s per
oox. Foster Mluurn co.. eunalo. n y,
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Remember thc name DohN s and take
no subsututS tIttf ttH
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Bardolph. h.................J Joseph n. Wilkes
Boy Servant..... Miss Dorothy Chester
English Herald ..........'... J. Rollow
Charles the sixth, King of France.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sheridan Block
Lewis the Dauphin or France.......
......s............., Berthelet
The Duke of Burgundy..C. n Geldhart
The Duke Of Orleans. Stanley Jessup
The Constable OF France. Prince Lloyd
The Duke OF Alencon.....P. W THOMPSON
Lord Rambures. Charles O'Brien
Lord Grg mpre ...............N. II. Brown
Archbishop Of Sens..,...John Mossissey
Bishop of Burgess ...,,....p .Bonic Clarke
Governor Of Harheur. ..,.......J. Lefevere
Montioy. French Herald Earnest Warde
French soldier ...............M Mr. j. Tilden
French Messenger. r....... Edwin l. Belden
chorus. s...............Mi Miss Florence Kahn
Isabel, Queen Of France. ce.-.....,"..,..
.............M Miss Georgine Brandon
Princess Katherine. Daughter OF Charles
and Isabel Mile ida brassy
Alice Lady Attending Princess Rather
ine..................M Mile suzanne Santie
Dame Quickly, a Hostess, and Pistols
Mife.........,.....M Miss MyrR Brooks
few years ago, say twenty-five or
so. in a day when the BLACK Crook
was the thing that exemplifed the high
est scenic arr Of the stage and the loft
lest genius Of tableaux, when eminent
actors depended for the.r support upon
local stock company--usually an excel
lent thing-and for their scenery and
properties also upon the local stock
which was usually not so cxcellent--and
when really good things that came 70
town not infrequently stayed for ten
DAYS or two weeks run lin those by
no means halcyon days Of the drama,
there came from over seas an English
actor named George Rianold who. with a
big blond wig. an exqu'sitely brunette
bit of Frenchiness FOR Princess Katherine
OF Valos. "A choir Of madrigal boys. car
loads Of scenery" and Jarrett and Pal
mcrs backing. played considerable en-
ga cement az the Providence Opera House
IN shakespeare's war drama, "King Hen
~ v"
No hing 20 match this production for
splendor had ever been seen In this or
probabiy any other city beforc-with the
sole exception of course, of the won
drous BLACK Crook" Rigroid became
a matinee idol. which circumstance had
NOT "a little to- 40 with the vogue Of the
immortars war drama privately, he
was an ordinary looking somewhat
beofv freckle faced. sandy haired chap
bnt he was ~ impos'ng tallncss and
straiehtnsss and the famous Wis which
matched tie erminc OF his robes Ter
vbiteness. contributed greatly 10 make
a fh,ng of beauty OF him that possibly
sou,e ~ the patrons at last nights pro-
duction by Richard Mansfield may have
recalled with one OF those funny little
twingcs that come from tender recollec-
tion. Rgnold vas PERHAPS no great
shakes as q comedian. but ne was grand
Is spontaneous ln the dash ana herVics "i
Henry v. - superb hgure h the kinrlN
robes and y lover IN the witrhy "o"'nE
OF ksthernle su.h as made most Vt inc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

mirable ambitions and bold conceptions,
an artist with aspirations of a magnitude
beyond almost any other YOU can name.
barring only the greatest living English
tregedian, that any defections OF style
seem only trivial and 10 be no more than
casually mentioned
Tonight is the second and alas, the last
night of the engagement OF Richard
Mansfield In king Henry v" The cur
tain rises at 7:45 sharp.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23
HYPNOTIC INFLUENCE

DR.. Milan Soulc writes that hypnotic
suggestion has enabled him To- afford
stances says The san Francisco Argo-
naut. An accomplished and well known
medical man gravely assured him that
he had frequently cured his wife OF
seasickness after the acute stage had
passed by compelling her attention while
he slowly read aloud the FIRST chapter Of
the gospel according 90 St Matthew
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-23

Ou- hundred aud forty exclusive designs
iu English Freucu German aud scotch
makes our own recent impurtatlOus .
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