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The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
CAssrFaIly Rsoonmsndsd fer Rh' u'
 nattsn

O. c. Higbee, DAnville, Ills, writes, Dec. 2, 1901: About two ysars ago | was laid up for tour months with rheu- matism. I tried d'Ballsrd's Snow Lini- menr: one bottle cured me can eheetfully recommend it to All suffer irg from the afiliction." 25c, Soc. Sl.OO. For sale by Kelly Drug Co;
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
APPEARING OLD
Acts as . Bar to Profitable Employ
 ment.

ment.
 You cannot afford to grow old In these days of strenuous competition it Is necessary to maintain, as long as possible ones youthful appearance. It Is impossible to do this without re- talnlnE a luxurious growth Of hair The presence of Dandrun indicates the presence of burrowing germ whieh lives and thrives on the roots or the hair untn 1t causes total badness. Newbro's Herpicide Is the only known destroyer of this pest, and it Is as efec- tive as 1t is delightful to use
 Herpicide makes an elegant hair dress- lnK as well as Dandrun cure. Accept no suostitute-there Is none. Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc, Ia stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit. Mich.
 Wm. Britt, Special Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
BuyHNOw

Now is the time to buy Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy, It is certain to be needed sooner CT later and when that timC comes you wi need 1t badly-you will need it quickly. Buy it now. lt may save life, For sale by Kelly X Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
Chief Clerk for Commission Here Q

W. J Daly arrived on the City of To- peka yesterday to become chief clerk of the Alaska road commission. He has already assumed the duties of his office.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
Princes. May Take. Good Crowd

The Princess May sailed for the south last night st s o'clock in accord ance with her schedule. She took out IS passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
Italy ana Che Rvn Eye.

It Is hard for us to realize the deadly significance Co nn Italian Of the sug gestlon that onV may have the evil eye. l was walking one day with a young American girl Co whom had been un- folding some os the tragedies have known connectsd with the supersti- ton. She took It all lightly and joy ously, after the manner Of her kind. and later, during our walk. when a saucy, tormentiag beggar pursued us, she made the si..n Of the cOrnl as had described 1t to her, shaking the hand slightly, with the first and the fourth finger extended. Then the begsar be came convulsed with anger and seemed almost beside Herself, shrieking out such a torrent cf abuse that we were glad to jump lnso a cab and fy from the wrath Co cone. The poor creature was not to be blamed; she knew that once the shadow Of suspicion falls it means social excVmmunicatlon. banish ment -le Of whatever so
 Century.
 Hia Rirthday.
 Although unrivaled in the art of cross examination, on one occasion Lord Russell was distinctly beaten by witness
 What Is your ageT' he asked.
 'Ts n my age you are askingy re piled the witness.
 ''Yes. sir. Now speak up and be ex- act"
 And be exactl Well, Of an the"- 'eThe court does not desire to hear any comments Of yours. Ten the court your age"
 Well" said the man, 'l celebrated my twelfth birthday last week.
 Don't trife with the court and re member you are on oath"
 "Ifs quite true. ] was born on Fch a. ln leap year, and my birthday Ohly comes once in four years"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25

Baths 25 cents. Fine porcelain tutn at the Port nd Tod ring House. Rooms 25c, b0c, 75c and e. Fiith avenue, o. posite Canadian Bank of Commerce.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
At the Mascot

Mt. Vernon rye ard old Belmont whiskeys, double stamped goods, at wholesale prices at the Mascot saloon.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25

The Pantheon hoctblack makes your shoes look like a niRger's heel Iry him, be Is an expert
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
Hsnristte Gets Away

The Henriette sailed for Vancouver at 7:SO o'clock last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25

July magazines just received al Muir's.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25

Oyster cocKtaiis, Olyu pia or Eastern at the Pack Train restaurant
The daily Alaskan., 1905-07-25
As wAol.s.I. Prss-.

The Mascot saloon sells ionorA either bulk or case goods st vboiesals prices. An the old brands always Ou hand. le-l-ti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

FAf RNf" ff"Nf 49,
A nHAuTiHUL home on east side u
Green Lake, large iatH city water,
modern IA every respect close 70
cat line tz.oo Easy terms.
EAST HfDE GREEN LAKE.
Large. attractive. well situated home,
WITH plenty 81 lawn aud Rnrdsn
space Near cars. near city schools,
ehufehrat desirable IN every way
g. HH a very low price for THIS
CLASH ~ property
Lots. good house. snap This viii
bear Investigation If you are look
ine for something cheap Only W.
M ID a.I place. q. All aroNes Green Lake
We are headquarters for thla class Of
property.
FaoAo lots. store building nice
clean place. but q few steps 10 cars
good location FOR store a good 10"
NeHtfuent 90 rent. $40. The beet buy
We know N
Many lots. homes aud tracts ~ Tho
Vicinity 81 Woodland Park
II T@a ven ~ locate near this charm
tAe feSOst see uH first We have
tie cream N the choiee lots around
eEeeptlanaily fine lota in one tract
for q Hn You cant LAT this .luee.
Remember The place. the firm name,
@ 0 n p. FAY a co.
Mountain View station. Green Lake
AiYayH on duty nt the braach offie.
there =
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wITTLER A JOHNSTON.
HUfg FHHUfN 70
- TEffa. aHFaftHs

- - NhNNNaHAH A ~
Houses. lots. Farms. Acreage.
& 10 1az room double house one part
nicely furnished. 10 minutes on good
car line
q. esl-Isot. improved with store build
Ing I living rooms above also
suites 81 4 rooms each. IN good town
within u miles ~ Seattle Would
exchange for Seattle or suburban
property
t'sss room new house corner lot
faNIp. Beacon Hiii; fine view.
tgsn@asrunfa plartrred house lot a3Et1i.
Queen Anne Hiii west. fine view.
flpa % fk50-IsotE t0Nion. Queen Anne
fIlii Nesf. q fine chance TO buy q
home With excellent view Of city
and sound on easy terms
fisa=a acres choice land. fine or hard,
small house outbuiidings. half mile
from beat landing. Lake Washing
ton.
Come in and look over cur HHt Of
good buys at any time Sundays as
WITTT.ER A JoHSETOS.
20 End Ave. Rooms "a 20 = Downs BIZ.
Main Izi-fHONEs-ind a III d.
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Acreage ior Sal.

ACRES waterfront we'll improved
,egrga waterfront highly Improved.
acres waterfront partially improved.
" acres waterfront. unimnroved $500
20 acres waterfront unimuruved NHN
", RcrcH waterfront wcli inpfoveds
p acres waterfront wcu improved.
tte0
~ cores waterfront wei improved,
g. nu
At acres waterfront. well fmnf8Ved.
utN
% nv. ea waterfront VOL improved.
% gNros waterfront we'll improved.
So No waterfront. wcil improved.
81 100
NJ acres waterfront. we'll improved. tHn
lm acres waterfront uuimpruNfd thWu
iN acres waterfront well improved
81 so
NJ YOU ~ Locking for waterfront We
have lust what sou want call an uHl
fiANut EruN a OLSEN
SO Marion Building.
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NJ - CRANE a CO. 1sc
REAL ESTATE AND fNauHAECE'
ao7-s-0 Eltel Building
Second Avenue and PIKE Street
Phones ae2.
zoos y Republican street corner 81
cHaeHdes n f-room cottage ard tri-
angular corner lot A great bargain
az only tlio0 80 cash will handle
the proposition.
1aH. 4 Valley street. lot fdFf6; room
c01iaRe Price only q o. Terms
Whatever YOU wish them
A bargain in ballard property 900
North Park Place r. t-roafn entiaFr
Trfiae Salg $50 'p'''''a ''sa'''''
eide EHHf Madison street. between
aznd and ard avenues lots = aud "a
o1EiB. "a great bargain 81 80
jackson street between 18th and 10Th
nNeunaa. Hiil Tract Addition Block
"a lot II EsziD, A great bargain a.
tglb.
Southeast corner blaine and Queen
Anne avenue. C1nlll. beautiful view
Of the city. Price t,io9
A RNAp-Two lots on 2fth avenue. in
IiaKst wood AdidtiQn. adjoining the
new Capitol Iilh Addition tlni
opened These lots can b. bought nt
half the price Of the new addition
iotH
ZOO FIRST avenue north. corner Crock
eff and First avenue north iut uahl4l
uHeaHtuHs b=r00m house butif Mlthn
"a Naar5 all improvements q great
bargain ~ & 30. Terms. 10 cash.
baianee - per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-08

Corner. SKIS. on 18th avenue. com
fnanainF 4 splendid view ~ the lake
amH rfner4tsinu Coupldarlne loea-
ton aud view obtained from this cor
mur. h la the cheapest reai9cnce
property offered In That section.
u.in.
Corner. ExSi- on jefferson street. close
to broadway. This corner y partic-
sassa sa the psrouRd floor. Win
araffmanfa overhead. Street Inn
prove monte al psid. II you are ~
tereetsd In this class q properly
don't fail 60 Investigate l.
so
Lot sasiaa 20 ALLY, on 18Th avenue.
close to Prospect street 18TH avenue
wiii te s. feet wide. and the main
entrance 10 the new park grounds
IL makes thia an exceptionally good
boy.
Corner aaxfas 80 alley on BROOKLYN az
euue The best buy offered IN the
'pttif.AN a COSTELLO.
~ 2zs-g1t Glohc Bios.
Phones Main io.1. Ind. l9sA
SOME OF Our BARGAINS.
RIO Ten acre. % fine land. only nine
miles from Pioneer sauare Terms
no Your choice q twenty le,s on
and mountains. Terms s. cash bal
anoe s. per month
tgTs-Ten acres q A Ne, ! land. easy
drive 10 Seattle ON a fine county
road Best Of locations
a.-..-.-..a - m-ss
ranch House. barn, chicken houses.
sis s.t 4 a e,araessr.jaek all aroand.
cHAs y. ADAMS.
30 coiman building. II
VIEW VIEW VIEW
uno6ssrge,sd yisw ssn 2. P ease Asrser
Porl Riakeiey and West Seattle: alb,
aalateIy the fineHt view 70 be had
IN seattle over NE, nc SAT- watsfs ! ihs
bnv. close in. VIII soon be the
finest residence district ~ Seattle.
With car service these large lots
Will lie worth from t4Ao 10 tseN
earh have 50 lots on this bluff
which / viii sell for the next ten
days from s17S up. Come at once n
You want some 81 these chuies lotA
a. II. NEWELL. he Marion st S
SUMMER HOME or THE SOUND
one hours ride from Seattle small
tract uf land, all In high state 81
cultivation. fronting nice beach.
minutes walk from store poHtufficc
and station. neat new cottage. 4 large
rooms, with front and back porches.
also nice i0-acre tract close TO above.
Price for both. 81 30
ROBERT MALTBY.
siF-2os1i Alaska Building. IL
THREE BARGAINS IF YOU HURRY
seq. $50 and $3.50. Easy terms. Two
fine lots and lumber 10 build. Lot
aud lumber for cottage, Eight lots,
all cleared and in garden for fruit.
Deal with tho owners, Come to the
end OF the Fremont Ballard car line.
Inquire for HAMM Phone Red kla.
or list street. west side Green Lake.
MARTIN. phone North bs2. $
JUST ACROSS LAKE WASHING
TON. adjoining small town. % acres
firat-claaa land. 20 improved. good
buildings. s9b0o.
ROBERT MAI.TBY.
aia=a0.gi Alaska Building. IL
II you want home and haven't much
e. pay down. no difference how
small. come and see NJ, MICHENER
90 fsff5hfr ENFhanra -
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A HHAuTiHUL home on east slide ~
Green Lake large iatH city water,
modem ia every respect close 70
eat line. 1900 Easy terms.
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Reel Es,s,.c on,i,...

tt5s GOOD HUYg
car line#A SNAP faey tt glesk from
'1 f., choice o.ft lots at assrp.,..
$50 fine Queen Anne tof
church aHd Hiaffn "Hs' 7. O..
HDuBEH
900 for 3 Tote and rro.u 49,.
view. = block from car he nice
100 new f=foam f0ff4Fo. ta.s, -.
line. - r. from boulevard Terssss.f
800 for ~ acres ~ land % mere. -,
tom lHHd EaHt uI take WasEIss4s.t-
bitb9EH IEEDID \ co.,.
Alaska Building
Main EZ a IA
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FREMONT LOTS"
on whitman ktlbuurur. Dayton
Hicwitt. Albion Place Phluney
Greenwood and cross streets a
choice selection. PRICES range
from fit upward Accommodn ting
terms. Our representative ready %
show the ground
A FINE FIELD EoH INNFHTMENT
CHARLES aOMERs COMPANY.
tei-2 alaska BLDG. -
ONE block from car line. BY owner. an
acre tract all fenced and pioWed
new 7-ruom house. barn and other
huildinEr. also fruit trees just com
Ing into bearing. good well J. W.
TinstOn. l.aWfuH avenue, block east
Of Main street and block north Of
schooner street. Ballard. 3
FOR SALE.
A rouud-trip ticket 90 the Portland
Fair will be given to each purchaser
Of lot IN Dunlap Addition for the
first 20 lots. The lots are lower than
market price.
Gro W. DUNLAP.
a Union Block III First ave. or at
Dunlap PoHtoffiee on the Old Hcnton
line If
For Queen Anne lots see w. lc. HnFan,
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FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most Dcairabls TART Of Seattle
ron A HOME.

rake Green Lake Car to Blewt,t 81
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For Queen Anne lots see w. nc. HaRan,
sOZ Oriental BLDG. TT
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~. sb1 tsf e.. &C. l,.i near car line. ?. o
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Cottage. 7frf1 reception hall phriof.
dining room. bedrooms with large
clothes presses. Kitchen. pantry.
sink electric fiKtufrHs lot e1HSO
half block 10 car Price ti.Bpo. halt
caH.
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Just ACROSS LAKE WASHING
TON. adjoining small town. % acres
first-elass land, 10 improved. good
buiidinRE t9tQo.
ROBERT MAITBY.
aias20-2i Alaska Building -i2
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TAKE old Henfon car 20 Falrview Sta
ton and see our acre tracts for t1.g
20 $40. Our agent a. station office
will show you the best Investment ON
the market 90 out 81 once and
take a small amount of money 10
bind tho bargain. Building on these
tracts ~ already under way. Small
payment down and easy terms.
WEST 4 WHEELER. IKE,
Coiman Building If
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pARTsIAN monthly regulatos guar
snre sc remedy: never falis, ,lsr ssss
anteed. all female DISORDERS - freA
faiiv treated. consult physiells.h rata
Parte-Naw York Medical tnses
brook Bldg, iSSoia Secono-
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~ Tet gls'as so.fl lots at oeotrsisvn.
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ser s.l.-asal G.,ss.

Yer 6ais-Nrhl Estate
CHOICE LOTS
Near tho University car line and lake
on 7th. sih. 10th. 18th. 18th. Brooklyn
18th and 18th aNanuea ard cross
streets. At priess ranging from 10
60 800 Terms. - 60 800 in cash.
monthly payments thereafter
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY 20 acquire
fine home sites on A PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT HAHfA Our repre-
sentative ready to show you over
the ground
CHAHf.Fa goMEHs COMPANY. f
su1-z ALAHkA BLDG. e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
PLAYHOUSES OF THE METROPOLIS

"Adrlenne Lecouvreur" the action of
the play drags; no interest seems to at
tach to any Of the characters except
iilg "Adrienne." and II does not afford
80 much chance for the display of her
pOWers, as does the older version. u
has tcen suggested that the change IN
this pay was made to tighten the tax
on tie strength OF the actress for the
part OF "Adrienne" In the other version
Is much longer and more difficult.
Nine. Bernhardts greatest success ~
last week was achieved Ia LA Femme
de Claude" given on Saturday night.
The role of "Cesarine" calls for the fun
powers of the actress, and she inter-
p.eted the many different moods of the
role with great artistic dlscernment and
very little Of the sensational that peo-
pie seem always to expect. In fact, the
Keynote of her acting throughout was
repression, which made the scenes more
effective and Increased the artlstlc
value OF the production.
In view OF Nine. Bernhardt's wonder
full versatility-she played eight times
last week, and different play each
time-it seems pity that her talents
should have been spent on such wildly
improbable plays, as form the greater
part OF her fepertory. and that she
should have to create the roles from her
own individuality with very little help
from the authors, One OF the reasons
OF her popularity has been her COM
plete knowledge OF the lack OF dis
elimination OF the general public and
another. her appreciation OF the great
value OF personal appeal. Her long
continued success, however, Is due to
'iomitable Will and unflagging la
n. Nine. Bernhard, with these
ALLEGATIONS. would have won fame
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
,EW YORK. Dec. 26,--In consider
M ing the wonderful success that
Nine, Bernhard has ac-
chleyed during her present
engagement, the credit must be
given to her. personally, and not
to any merit the play possesses.
Indeed, II skeptics require to be con-
WINGED Of the greatness OF this actress,
they need take only the instances OF
the artistic triumph she achieved In the
weak plays, la Sorclere" and "Sa-
pho" In la Sorciere' there is on
ly one chance for Bernhard to show
her peculiar talent; the inqulsItIon
scene, and In her magnificent outburst
OF rage and passion. one Is well paid
for waiting through the very prosy acts
which precede IT, "Sapho" affords no
occasion for the demonstration Of
Bernhardts powerful acting and even
gives her no opportunity to show her
own personality, II Is a play In eve. y
way UNIV orthy this actress, but It no
doubt allows her a much needed rest
on the nights she presents IT, IAN
gelo" Is another weak play, and one OF
the most extremely romantic works Of
Victor Hugo, who is at all times I'M
real enough, and this play, one Of most
elaborate and obvious plot, In spite Of
IT'S illustrlous author, Is simply melo-
drama In It's most violent form. There
IRE two scenes. however. that give
Mme. Bernhardt her opportunity and
she accomplishes the impossible to any
other actress, making the character
'"rishe' vital and interesting.
In Nine. Bernhardts own version
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

can idea that an Englshman has no
bump OF humor on HIS head"
In his recital Mr.. Jerome will be as.
sisted by Charles Battell Looms. well
known as a contributor to Life" ana
an American humorist OF some promi-
nence. Their joint program Is as fol-
lows:
MIR. Jerome-.(O Should Women Be
Ftautifh, from American Wives"
tb) In swallow Street. American
Wives" (c) Uncle Podger Goes a
Hunting, Three Men in a Boat"
MIR. Loomis-ta) The Poor Was Mad,
from The Four Masted Cat Boat
(b) Poe's Raven In an Elevator, More
Cheerful Americans" (cl The Gusher,
i've Been Thinking" Id The Mother
OF Little Maude ann Little Maude,
'Minerva's Maneuvers"
Mr.. Jerome--(a) Made In Germany,
Three Men on Wheels (b) Stories
(c) Their First Play, Paul Kelver."
Mr. Jerome and his friend Mr.. Loomls
come IN Salt Lake from Denver, on
thair first excursion into the west.
They will proceed to the coast before
returning to New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

esty. asserts that the building will seat
go 0C0 people II Is TO be used for
horse racing, clrcuses and great spec
tacles, IL the police go deaf and blind
II would make Arnold Days fortune II
he could give there one performance of
Mrs. Warren's Profession" Perhaps
there would be room for the M jority
OF the New Workers. who riot to get into
house TO see an off-tint play.
----
am told, writes Nancy Sykes, that
in the near future the following stars
will have their own theaters In this
city. each one IF them TO be named after
the actress or actor owning II. The list
includes the Julia Maelowe, the Dan
Sully, the Lloyd Bingham. the Blanche
Bates and the Willie Collier. Every
theater will he built on paper--on
Broadway at the corner OF Forty second
street. In order that other cities and
towns may not lack for entertainment,
Charles F'rohman Is to go on the road
ms Hamlet, Dave Belasco will star In
his own play, The Villain Pursued
Him." and W. A. Brady will be seen
in a new farcical comedy entitled ITO
Hell With the Critics What do you
think of this?
When Olga Nethersole leaves the
Herald Square theater In New York
next month she will start out on the
most important transcontinental tour
ever undertaken by foreign artist.
She VIII take with her company of
10 people. who Will appear In nine plays,
requiring seven carloads OF scenery and
furniture. These plays will be The
Labyrinth" Carmen "Sapho," Mag
da," Camille, Denise" "Adrienne lie
Couvreur," The Second Mrs. Tam
queray" and -Frou.' She Will
travel from New York to Boston. Phila-
delphia, Plttsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Detroit. Cincinnati. 81. Louis, Denver,
San Francisco. Los Angeles. New Or
leans and Chicago. requiring special
train for every movement Miss Meth
ersole has never appeared In San Fran
cisco and she win play n month there
IN April, On her return she viii ap-
pear for a second engagement IN Chi
cago, where she played to gross receipts
OF s27 600 in two weeks last October The
query Is. why is Salt Lake omitted
from the list Of cities the Nethersole
will visit?
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THEATRE GOSSIP

The benefit rendered to the widow
and family Of the late A. NJ Palmer In
New York Melted close to $4,000.
The New York enthusiasm over Bern
hardts acting Is as wild as Chicago.
They even gush over Camille"
Charles Dillingham; has disposed Of
The English rights OF "a Fair Ex-
change" to George Edwardes, the Lon
don manager
William a, Brady Is arranging re-
yival OF Boucicault's 1.-THE Octoroon. -
which viii be presented In New York
about the last OF January.
Clyde Fitch has signed contract for
a play OF modern New York lie in
which Blanche Walsh viii appear next
autumn at the new Aston theater.
Louis Mann Is arranging to 20 on
tour IN revival OF Leo Dltrichstelns
play, "All on Account OF Eliza" His
wife, Clara Iipman. viii return to the
stage TO play her original part.
The only thing that was burned in
the recent fire IN the Grand Opera
House New York, was the scenery OF
The prodlgal Son" II had been fire.
PROCEED just three hours before.
Frank Wor'hlng Ia 70 he the lead
ing man for Miss Ellis JeTreys when
she comes to America TO play "The
Fascinating Mr. Vandervelt," under the
Liehler auspices, The play Is by AL
fred Sutro.
Charles Dalton has been engaged by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

gram with a new set Of motion pic
lures This bill goes, all next week
with matinces Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday
At the Grand the next attraction VIII
be a Naturalization Of the familiar story
Dora Thorne." the work that made
Bertha NJ. Clay famous. Everyone VINO
has laughed and cried with the FORUM
ate and stll unfortunate heroine. Dora.
will want 20 see what sort OF stage
creation the drimatist has made OF her
And then the beautiful little twins, the
manly and impulsive Ronald Earle, the
statesque Valentine Charters; all the
well known characters come to life and
tell the beautiful story all over again.
This play may Well be termed pure as
the lilies refreshing and wholesome.
and ~ surely a play for all reaching
all and pleasing all In its direct touches
into the hearts and home life OF the
rich AZ well as the poor The prodic-
ton VIII be for four nights next week.
A bargain matinee will be given We'd
nesday and q special matinee New
Years day.
The most successful southern melo
drama Wife for Wife" viii be the
attraction at the Grand for three nights