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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-14
BUSINESS CHANCES
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16 rooms good furniture, centrally located.
cheap, rent, good lease. first class roomers,
5 rooms transient dat. elegantly furnished:
fine place tor lady. cheap rent. tine entrance.
10 rooms, Nicollet az, close in in, fine turni-
sacrifice.
q "A rooms on 18th st S. between Nicollet and
Hennepln; nice, neat, new and clean. $3.50;
$500 DOWN.
Confectionery to union depot; rent
IA rooms, newly furnished, hne rugs, good
mattresses. new and up-to-date iron beds,
NOTICE-Me have furnished hats. roonaing
houses. hotels. all sizes; steam am, heated. hne
wan BIT SEL T. KILLS. EfaaI sa SIS aasota Block
ROOFING HOUSE, Il ROOMS, ALL NEW
Z furniture hign-priced carpets, full OF best
W ass oa Ts Il s
from the best TO the cheapest.
If you want roonning house you will save
money by seeing US before buying.
Cigar ana confectionery on Hennepin av;
best location IN the city: chance for some
one to MAKE money; $15o:
ahead; going cheap. Farm LANDS in Mime
sofa, North Dakota, South Dakota and iowa
tt, to exchange for city homes. Are you pairing
money. German & Feeney. 1903 Sykes block.
HOTELS "a RooMs-ss DAY; MINNESOTA
Furniture 5000. Rent $50
tiIIy-two rooms clearing $500 every month,
town SOU. NICE properly, price $l2 700;
part down; has been Iuii for Is years. DON
lose time writing; call 615 N. Y. Life. st.
General store clearing $500 month on stock
Of $500; town OF 1.1vo-6O miles from St.
Buyers Xiii more than three birds with one
stone when they get snaps. 15o bargains n
Business Chances ana Land Lands every week.
reau, ST. Paul.
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THORPE BROS,
AndruS Building.
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SLAUGHTER SALE.

SLAUGHTER SALE.
s125-Lot "a. block 8, B. s. wright's. 45x157
feet On I'd st MI, between 18th and 2eth
o r sf s ct y a sos III: assas. eas
stwe.p Y 4 s1d ef feet oag
blocks from Penn
AZ Ne, near TIE North Town junction. and
$15o-Lot l. block g.. Wyant & Kiichh's addi;;
23d AZ n, :. perfect east front corner. only
feet, on 18th az Sc. between Talmage
iea ec city wstsF IN ane aEs ads
ton, A Xxi: on 18th av s. near Lake ST.
s1oo-Sus127 feet on 14th av S. between 31st
namss addition; viii sell for SO down and
,,4osSsi2s Feet on H 18th az S, between a2d
and ssd SITS; a very handsome lot: $40
dow oF ine y so n HgaaEf hH S
We have q sg lots In in Pleasant Park for sale
ct $50 down and s. Or more Per month interest
timber. lies high and is on the Washburn
av Between ssh and n 5R tbs sts os esch
and 18th q
f95 Rs sna fEsas eseS
between 45th and 4sth SITS; sox1s2 each:
s7b--Each for Is lots, all together. nearly three
Easiest Of terms a''l' 'A : guess p'''sl
Begin to get home by saving little each
look over this properly. and eall and see us
- t0'N THORPE BROS.
nd prf1 .
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JOSEPHINE MARVIN,

JOSEPHINE MARVIN,
10 1th st S.
Tells the outcome Of business speculations.
vorce; removes evil influences; guides you to
health, wealth and happiness; send birth date
2 and 81 for mail reading.
10 Tth ct s..
PROF. La CRoY-MINNEAPoLIS' FAvoRITE
trance clairvoyant, falnnist and healer, may be
consulted daily on all affairs OF life; test
socials Tuesday and Friday evening at 8
O'Clock. parlors, 7i9 LIST av s.
sAXON's CLAIRvoYANT READINGS ARE
truthfully told and predicted. Everything re-
yealed. Nothing concealed. Nj. and Mrs.
Saxon, 3o6 9Th st s. IA
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81, sOO--66xl66, RIDGEWOoD Av, NEAR
Pleasant, 1O-room, modern house, fine loca
cation.
Se,ooo--4lx12e, Girard av, near Gath st. 8
rooms, modern, and barn.
"a, 50o--40x12s, Dupont s, near 25th St, 10
rooms, modern. E
S4,20o-45x165, pillsbury av, near 26th st, with
8-room modern house built for home and
only about three years old. This price has
been slashed for quick sale and Is good for
this week only. Here is the chance you
have been looking for. Don't miss 1t.
12,500--40x123. Columbus av, near 32d, 10
rooms, hardwood stairway hardwood floors
In hail. dining ROOM kitchen and pantry.
city water, bath, closet, open plumbing,
cellar, cstern and barn.
~, 500--25S160, 4th st NJ near 18th av, nine
rooms, cellar well, cistern and woodshed.
Houses at all prices. Ask for catalog
- WALTER L. BADGER.
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SO, 400-CoLUMBUs Av, NEAR gath; 8 ROOMS,
partly modern; easy terms will be made,
81, S00-26th ay s. near 9th st: three houses,
renting for $24 month; easy terms.
$2,10O-42x120, Queen ay N, ten rooms, arranged
into two hveroom hats; cellar, cstern and
barn.
$1,5oo--3Sx11o, 18th av S, near 9TH st; Ave
rooms, city water, good condition; rents
SIS month.
81, 760-5ox1ZS, 4th av, inside 10th: five rooms,
city water in yard. Might cut price for
cash.
81, S0o-25x150, 4th st N, near 18th av NJ nine
rooms cellar, cistern well and woodshed
$2,10o-5ox150. Sd aY. near 9th; seven rooms.
city water and gas. Fine condition; east
front lot
81, o50--Motor av, near, Lake st; seven rooms,
city water.
$950--lrying av N, near 10th; six rooms.
VI, OOO-11th av, near 2Sth st; seven rooms
SS50-2Sth st, near 26th ay; six rooms
Ask for the new ca talog of bargains.
WALTER l.. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

Farm Lands.
ssf# Continued.
CASS COUNTY, NORTH DAKoTA--320 ACRES
all tillable; 300 acres under plow; complete
buildings; windmill. pump, telephone; railroad
u mile. VIM. Z. Brown, Brown bldg, Lancas-
ter, Pa.
FOR NORTHERN MINNESOTA HoMEsTEADs
see Stone and Timber Locating Co.. ]. H.
Merrick manager. Washington av S, Mcol
let Hotel Minneapolis. Mimi.
$3.50 TO 80 PER ACRE BUYS a TIMBER
!, claim with 2,OD0.00D to 3,0O0,OOO feet yellow
pine; come quick II you want any. j. S..
Snledberg, 617 Phoenix.
$3.50 FOR II ACRES FINE LAND, CEDAR
Lake road. near city; owner once offered $500
y per acre: easy terms. 2. NJ. Woodman, Lum-
Der Exchange
LAUDERDALE & co.. s65 TEMPLE COURT,
have 20 acres at juncture OF Crystal Lake xy
and Robhinsdale car line. Can treble your
money on 1t.
le-AcRE GARDEN TRACT, NEAR CITY LINZ
n its, and one mile from street cars. level and
al cultivated. A. b. Hammond, 412 Phoe-
nix Bldg.
100 ACRES GOOD IMPROVED FARM, KANDI-
yohi county. to exchange for clear stock gen
eral merchandise, groceries or shoes. $500,
t Journal. stS5 fit FL
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

ZEE OR WRITE A. 8. APGAR, EXCELSIOR,
Mimi, for Lake Minnetonka cottages and l. uit
farms. Some bargains In sight now.
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USE YOUR TIMBER RIGHT
BEFOREgFHE eTlMBEki Law is REPEALED.
We can locate YOU on heavy timber claims in
Minnesota station end water; no resi-
dencs required. a so splendid shomesteAus.
Call for furtner information or send 4 cents
: IN stamps for homestead book with extracts
saa.s a 41s TINsDALEs. BROS,.s
1907 BANK OFs COMMERCE., MINNEAPOLIS.
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THREE BARGAINS. Q
81, 350--No 3005 goth av S. New house of :
rooms, large closets, front yesti- G
bule, built-in china closet, cistern and 4
we'll. Lot a3x12S. $3.50 cash. balance c
monthly. aT,~2s
s1,TO0--No. 231s oath av s. New house of {
rooms, large closets, front vesti- {
bule. built-in china closet. hardwood {
floors and city water; large LOT 52x12S I
$500 cssh, balance monthly.
SO, 000---An elegant colonial brick residence
of II rooms, strictly modern in every
respect and In fine condition. Hardwood ;
throughout the entire house. The ar
rangement Is such that 1t catches the
eye at once on entering. S.all be
pleased to show you through.
, D, @. BELL. INVESTMENT CO.,
. Ill Fourth st. S.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

i Z E (
o 0 0 o o o o o o o o oooooo
THE alst CENTURY PLAN. Q
DO YOU OWN YOUR OWN HoMEi 5
or does some stranger own the root over o
your head? So s. o
ARE YOU WORKING o
For yourself or your landlord? o
Have your wife and children the salts o
faction OF saying o
THIS IS OUR HoMEi .
II you are a RENTER. do you know that o
1t Is worth your special effort to become %
an owner? E{s,lf E-4 o
YOU ASK, CAN THIS BE DONE? o
We answer Yes" Call and let us ex- o
plain our method OF converting RENT o
MONEY into property. o
1T WILL PAY YOU. o
GREAT WESTERN. CONSTRUCTION CO., o
l18 kasota block. cor. 4th st and Hennepin. o
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50, 000-1l0xl34, BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT,
with very pretty nine room modern house;
hardwood finish first floor, hardwood floors
throughout; mantel and CRATE, beautiful bath
ROOM open plumbing house nicely decorated.
attic. large basement. laundry, servants
closet, furnace, etc. Large barn. double box
stall, large carriage room and mans room
barn cost over $1,000 to build and Is nearly
new. Fine lawn and trees; frst-class neigh
borhood. Location, Fremont av S, about three
blocks from Lake Harriet. Just the place for
one who enjoys nature at Its best. Special
reasons for selling. Full particulars at office.
WALTER L. BADGER,
3OO Oneida Rlock /,
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o o o o o o Q Q o o Q
Ss,50O-woRTH sls, 5oO-THAT VERY HAND
sae sestS IN 2ls snny adsich s.
house is especially adapted for aphysician
or literary man, as 1t has a specially ar
ranged library, bedroom and bathroom ers On
suite opens OF two large parlors. which
in turn are connected with large paneled
reception hall and dining-room. On sec-
ond floor are sig bedrooms and large bath
construction and taste. The decorations
are charming and beautifully chosen. This
price includes the gas fixtures and shades,
sss es p ons s sss s @ o e sss
and gutter: stone steps, etc. Call at house.
or on Edmund 9. Walton, agent, 300 Hen
Ii nepin av. W affS1i3 stS
ANY ONE THINKING OF INvEsTINa IN a
home should not disregard our remarkable
quarters Of it's cost IN . new and growing
neighborhood containing the best OF schools,
the best of car service and the finest natural
aud $12 a month without any extra charges or
commissions, a house of six large roolns beau
tifully papered. with city water and sink in
srss Us ana e
build than this, but owing to the lateness OF
the season we have concluded to offer two
houses at this !, sacrifice Look St at i ssl5
nepin av. or Walton Park office. or The Estate.
$4,000 FOR HOUSE ON ESSEX So Sc; SEVEN
rooms partly modern. Was built two
a. House on Sd av 9, near Eranklin; east
barn, etc. Lot 5Ox12S.s Easy terms.
$4,000 for house Colfax av near 26th st;
eight rooms, hardwood finish, parquet
1oors hot,air heat; barn, etc.; east front.
.lo1 Aoa III! TaoRpE BROS. #
Andrus Building.
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NEW MODERN HOMES.

NEW MODERN HOMES.
$2,65o--A new, fully modern. 7-room house
Except heat), hardwood finish and floors.
best modern plumbing. full basement
with cement floor, piped for gas and also
piped for furnace, stone walks and steps,
window shades. lawn graded and sodded.
Look at 3421 Aldrich av S. II you would
like larger house, all complete, with
furnace look at 1920 Lyndale av S,
which will be completed In about two
weeks; eight rooms and attic, fully mod
ern including furnace and laundry. Price
$4,000.
THOMPSON BROS.
1o1 4th St s.
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ITO Nicollet Az.
JOHN P. BLIcHFELDT q CO.

AS Temple Court.
Have Just the kind of a home you wish to
buy for your family. anywhere In the city {:
also the very best improved farm lands in
the northwest. Fire Insurance specially.
For quick sales and fair prices, list your prop
Grty with us. .t.ts.5 ~ ~ ssGF
81 $50 only, buys NICE, almost new house of
rooms on 10th and Washington avs s; city
water, gas, summer kitchen; screens, and
storm Windows; rent $1S. al',ss III t.|a.. y.
$3.50 buys 1105 1874 av NE. s rooms, we'll.
pair. Call at once. EE,
$3.50 only. buys a great bargain in 7-room
house. and summer kitchen, 1850 Colfax 8v n.
cept three bedrooms. pine; lot 4Dx127 to alley
half block from Mckinley school, Emerson
av car. $500 cash; balance time; must be sold
at once.
Don't forget the new Real Estate men, they
time For Fire insurance, call on us.
435 Temple Court.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
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FACTS AND NOT FABLES.

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The above named of King Solomon the
Great, renowned clairvoyant, who has aroused
the peoples minds to belief in the possibility
Of clairvoyancy In the year 1902, King Solo
predicted flood which would occur near or
made in ises four ave weeks previous 't to
the oregon heod. Among other predictions he
predicted the assassilation Ct President
among President McKinley's papers being
found q letter predicting his assassination,
Fsadng e Of pesy
Galveston food. i've months before it happened,
unbe i of Of TeSas. the scars Of Which he
will carry to his grave, and can show to any
one calling at his Office King SOLOMON !. tells
Of the twentieth century: Always consult the
ed; disaster turned to success; despair to hap
piness. Advice given on business speculation
mining sts This man s s the seventh $50 son n ct
father being the greatest magician in India,
his marvellous power is hereditary. This re.
eome to him ah With story n Of other people
failures, for he has helped hundreds of people
who have been duped and robbed Of their hard
pa ii SIT il you have clairvoyant faculties
and wish to be developed. be will develop you.
me- ment without out his advice. He has found more
suitable quarters and is now located at 900
Hennepin ay.
FREE TESTS 70 ALI-PRINCE DE LESTER,
the Gypsy King, returned from London and
east, after twenty years; the only medium In
the world who is so sure Of his wonderful
4 power he gives free tests to all who come pre-
pared, and 5000 challenge to any one who
can equal him in reveal tons of past and
future. He tells your name, thoughts. trou-
bles, the full name of the one you love, and
your future husband and wife, date OF mar
rage. business. SDeCula tiOnS. divorce. d.
agnosing mysterious diseases to the sick and
those in trouble, his help is priceless. Those
list fortune tellers, who abound IN every city,
and skeptics, he guarantees satisfaction. Per
sons outside city who cannot call. send stamp
Of ~ (,
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-$6,O0 900 STOCK OF
general merchandise; will sell for cash at a
good condition, on Main st. Wells, Mimi. NJ.
3 g N. Leland. ..g
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SPLENDID INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
made with us. Large or small amounts re-
ceived Call OF write. Union Co-opera-
tive Association, 941 Lumber Exchange.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
II. E. LApp.
EEAY, .vrST TE RENTALS To

II. E. LADp. 81
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, LOANS, INSUR-
5F4 ANCE,
House on I'd av, near Saith st; new and all
modern: in splendid condition. Owner will
discount from $1,000 to $4,000 II taken at
once.
House. SD st and I'd av; nine rooms, all
with box stall; large lot. $4,000.
Some fine improved residences in Linden
Hills, from $4,000 to $4,000
These properties are very desirable and will
bear close investigation.
VACANT PROPERTY.
Large lot on 31st st and Chicago av. north
east exposure. On the market for a few days
at a decided reduction.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS. HAVE
cash and gilt edge small farm to offer.
Wanted-RentaI property in Minneapolis;
will exchange beautiful Minnesota farm, clear,
and put III cash.
Have l6O acres pnimproved Al land and
$4,000 cash. Want home In Minneapolis.
Scandal Realty Investment Co.. 735 Temple
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Continued.

Continued.
PARTNER WANTED IN REAL ESTATE, Rem.
tails, nofthp estern farm lands. ire insurance.
loans aud mining stocks. Hundreds of ire In
surance expirarlons on hand. $3.50 required.
Established business. Young man of fair edu-
cation with services, From country town pre-
ferred. 5esD4. journal. 5e
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

EIGHT ROOMS, GEL
water, rental value $18 month. VIII ex-
change this and pay difference for house $4,000
to $4,000, modern F. B. Lewis, 80 Loan
& Trust building iats an
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los ACRES FINE HARDWOOD LAND, WITH
one-half mile frontage on beautiful lake, Gass
county, Mimi, only SD per acre; one.half cash,
balance one year; perfect title, worth $40 per
b acre for fishing resort, This Is snap. 81
acres Of No. land at Blackjack. on NJ. &
+ I. railway. Touches track Heavy soil. plenty
of wood. only So per acre; easy terms. John
L. Smith, 10 Temple Court. tsf5
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2O5 ACRES THREE MILLS FROM AITKIN,
MINI. half mile lake front. beautiful lake,
rich land, ideal stock or dairy farm. thickly
settled neighborhood, close to schools; SIP
per acre. Will take part trade in stock Of
groceries or dry goods, hardware or clothing.
Write NJ. n Triplett; Floodwood MINI.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
WORST WOMAN" NOT so BAD

THE Worst Woman In London" at
the American Theatre introduces a most
ferocious and S~loodthlrsty 'loidy." Blu,
she has her redeeming points. When
she tries to kill her husband while he
Is asleep in bed she does not use ar
axe. She fires n shot at him from
across the stage. goes over to look al
the corpse and calculates, My God.
those eyes!'
Apparently there is an Annuity be-
tween audiences at the Ade,phi Theatre
In London and the audiences at thJ
American Theatre In New York. The
long and profitable crimlna career al
the Adelphi. At tho American 1t APP
peared 10 send the hrst night audience
all ways from the HaS. acl. 50 lung
as pieces like ''1'he Worst Woman In
London" can eomQiand applause for
the hero and Kisses for the villain uld
the ~villa!ness the failure of rhe ham
actor !s assured.
1t II useless 10 say more. The play
ts OF the English heavy dramatic type.
There u plenty OF action aad most o!
II is a.sul. M!sa ANA Fa.rchnd, who
portraSs tho woman with she medal 10.
being the worst In London. is a hcay w
Lay physically aad dramatically she
got 3 large bouquet over The fcotliShti
at the close OF the third act. The au-
dionce seemed to resent tho bouquet.
Persons VINO admire the impossible In
the drama should SEQ the Worst
Woman in London"
The evening world., 1903-11-10
OPENINGS

The Sultan Of sulu." with tho same
eorrahy that played the George AIDE
musical satire during the run at Wal
lacks. began n weeks engagement at
the Harlem Opera-House.
The Four cohans. in Running for
ONCE" opened a return engagement at
The Grand Opera House.
Joseph Murphy appeared at P%roctor's
F1fty-eighth Street Theatre In Kerry
Cow" The latter half Of the week he
will play ''Siaun Rhue.'
"a Working Girls Wrongs cried out
II tho S:ar.
'tJ'or Her Children's Sake" exerted Its
mot.,sriy influence al the Metropolis.
Andy Lewis gave his interesting imi-
tstion Of n cocaine fiend with Al
Reeves B~rrlcsGuers at the Dewey.
The Bohemian Burlesquers gave a
lively show at Miners Eighth Avenue
TteBtre.
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Theatre have made a pleasing impress

sion.
Other attractions which continue are
Babes In T%ovland.' at tho Majestic:
The Best of Friends" Academy of
Music: Francis Wilson In "Erminie,
Casino: "whoop-D Dee boo" Weber &
Fields's: Kyrle Bellew in "Raffles,
Princess. and Lights of Home Four
teenth Street Theatre.
The evening world., 1903-11-10
ANOTHER SHERLOCK HOLMES

Waiter Edwards a. Sherlock Holmes
detective. IN Tho Sign OF the Four
Il not ct iii like William Gillette.
First OF all, he IN rather short and
rather fat. ana then-well. he's very
different.
At the West Epd Theatre Mr.. Nd
wards and company presented q curd-
ling melodrama- There wal the East
indian dwarf-pronounced WAR; BY
the viliainess-end he was armed with
. bean blower that shot poisoned darts
into the ear of those whom he did
not Ike. Then came the bad man who
died early In The trouble. And the vii
iainess. whose vocal explosives and
striking costumes did not 90 hand in
hand.
Impasstoned as was the action of the
play Nr. Ddwards misses the strongest
trick offered him. When the man with
tho wooden leg hobbies on, leaving
Sherlock with hands tied and sitting on
Q kag OF gunpowder TO which a lighted
fuse In attached, q great climax In lost.
An old eccentric woman arrives to
stamp out the fuse. Sherlock smokes
his cigar nonchalantly-the cigar which
he uses 10 burn tho rope which binds
him. The gallery realized what Mr..
Holmes was doing with the cigar all
The evening world., 1903-11-10
LIGHT THAT FAILED
SHOULD SHINE LONG
Sober, Sensible Play in Which
Forbes Robertson Presents in
Excellent Fashion a Simple
Formula of Life.

The Light That Failed at the
krickerbocker las night was the cal
cium-for which the gods and the cleo
triclans he praised.
Forbes Robertson's hlstrlonic light
vas sufficient 20 illunlne the rather
gray little play which George Fleming
has made OF Rudyard kipling's IA
millar novel. The story has been con-
s!derably changed, FOR better or for
worse, as you may choose, yet retaining
n more than ordinary amount of human
interest.
The simple lesson Is suggested that
life contains but three things which
really c~ouns-5lrth, love n dcath-and
that Owe makes the other two worth
while. Rather II primitive doctrine In
this day OF easy divorces and fast-fol-
lowing new loves. yet a comforting one,
even on Broadway.
May he the play tent this elementary
truth home to the heart OF last nights
audience, and may bo II didn't. At II
rate. Mr.. Robertson succeeded more than
once in putting a lump In the throat
OF his audience.
This English actor. who appeared here
for the FIRST time as a star, knows how
TO act. Furthermore. he has n voice
which rings with the true note of sym
patty ard carries unerringly across the
footlights.
Occasionally Mr.. Robertson, as the
painter who has trouble with his eyes
and his Maisle. uttered theatric sounds
aud did theatric things. but most OF
the time he was satisfactorily n res
onantly human. His acting has the
high virtue of m.ellectuRl!ty. 1t ap'
pcals to the brain as we'll as to The
heart. Sometimes 1t grips.
Unfortunately. as much cannot be
said OF M. Robe:tson's wife. Gertrude
Elliott. She hasn't the right t%oucn-in
fact. she let tho anal accne, where
Ma!s!c returns to her blind lover. fall
fat. Sko IL tho SHALLOW. scarcely more,
OF nGr sister Maxine. and nterestin2
only In tac senSu OF relationship. She
has ;he. same eyes. the Same hair
(which she lets down tyst as insr sister
features ard the sane tricks of speech
small scale. She 10 not big enough TO
have her name in large type.
Mi3s -Aurlol Lee quito outshone her
picked up and bcfricnled BY the artist
until in o spi.it OF cookney revenge abe
destroys The picture in the painting OF
which re has sacrificed his eyesI.ht.
Miss Lee acted 20 well hat we WOKE
prisod though hardly convincing can
Puth Berkeley as the Red-Haired Girl
was red haired. nothing more. but the
remaining members OF the English