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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

playgoers. This week Mr.. Glickman.
whose fine King Lear has been the
sensation of his season here, will appear
as Shylock in the Jewish Merchant of
Venice"
Elaborate preparations are also afoot
for the Denis O'Sullivan season that
will follow The brilliant Irish comedian
will appear in several of the favorite
Irish dramas and will also produce new
one that has been specially written for
him.
The Central Theater patrons will be re-
galed with mo Wedding Bells For Her
or "a Brides Confession this week.
Colonel CASTOR Bordeverry, sharp
shooter and marksman, will make his first
appearance in San Francisco at the Or
pheum this afternoon. The colonel with
his company of four people, has been the
sensation OF the New York Hippodrome
for some time. Oriska Worden and Adele
Archer, with Lucille Georgi, will present
"The Queens Fan" and Edmund Day
and Les Parisiennes are the others new.
j. ]. Morton. the only, continues.
The Chutes has an excellent bill at the
theater this week. headed by Harper,
Desmond and Bailey, the colored come
dians who made such hit at the
Orpheum recently.
Ethel Barrymore, upon her return from
London, will start for the Pacific Coast,
where she will inaugurate her tour in
the great success, Sunday" 1t is un-
derstood that Charles Frohman has de-
cided to have the three Barrynores:
Ethel, Jack and Lionel, IN one company
next season.
When Wilton Lackaye goes on tour the
coming season he win have, in addition
TO his production of THE Pit" a re-
viyal of "Trilby' in which some of the
original cast will appear.
The Columbia Theater will have quite
a string of stars for the immediate fu-
ture. as Madge Carr Cooke, May Irwin.
Wilton Lackaye, Ethel Barrymore and
Eleanor Robson will appear in rapid sue
cession.
Kolb and Dill have made such a hit
in Portland with THE Beauty Shop and
81 o. u that their original engagement
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
ATTRACTIVE BILLS
FOR COMING WEEK

This week, including tonight
'WeaJher-Beaten Benson" with Ezra
Kendall in the title role, will be con-
tinued at the Columbia Theater. The
play has found much favor with the
audiences this week. the realistic rain
storm being a particular feature The
part Of Benson, the old Oklahoma trad
er, affords Kendall his best opportunity
so far. and the actor is excellently sup
ported.
White Whittlesey will begin his sec
ond week at the Alcazar tomorrow
evening, appearing as Sydney Carton in
The Only Way" Mr.. Whittlesey's re-
turn has created much enthusiasm
among Alcazar patrons, who have also
warmly welcomed Miss Eugenie That's
Lawton, who returns as leading lady.
Rob Roy" is still swinging merrily
along at the Tivoli with a highly pros
porous condition in the box office. The
cast-Kate Condor, Anna LIGHTER, Ar
thur Cunningham, Teddy Webb, Frank
R. Hayes and Barron Berthald-win new
honors with each performance.
At the Grand Opera-house there will
be at this afternoons matinee The
Little Rabbi" with tonight King SOL
omon," given by the Glickman company
of Yiddish players. The company has
become a great favorite among local
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
KING EDWARD FRATERNIZES
WITH COLONEL FROM TACOMA
Favored Ones Name Is Thompson, and
His shoulder Actually Supported
an Arm of His Majesty.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-COlonel c. W.
Thompson. the American miner of Ia
coma, New York and London, has re-
Gently been renewing his acquaintance
with King Edward. who counts Colonel
Thompson among the most intimate of
his personal friends
At Ascot the King engaged the colonel
in conversation for fully half an hour,
during the most Of which his Majesty
kept his arm on the Americans shoulder
This is one OF the friendships which is
not spoken of in the newspapers here, be-
cause there IS nothing official or formal
in the connection, and the King prefers 10
eniov these little imprOmptu talks without
having them publicly referred TO in the
English papers
Colonel Thompson, by the way. IS 70
do a little quiet entertaining at country
place he has taken for a time at yelling
ton, near Ascot.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

for four weeks has been doubled They
are at the Marquam- Grand Theater, and
report has 1t that they are doing ca
pacity business" at every performance
After touring the Northwestern circuit,
the popular funmakers will return TO San
Francisco with a new musical farce
comedy especially written for them by
local playwright.
Leah KIeschna" which Is still running
successfully in London, is the subject of
a burlesque at the Coliseum in that city.
This degree of attention is paid in Lon
don, as it is In New York to none but
phenomenally fortunate dramas. A COM
parative observation on the work of Mrs
Fiske and the Manhattan company and
that of the London company appearing
in this drama is of interest. This obser-
walton was made by q well-known New
York critic, who has been spending the
interval between dramatic seasons here
in the British metropolis. After noting
that Leah Kleschna" has been remark
ably successful there and stating it as a
probability that it will run all summer
and we'll into the winter season, he says:
1.-The production is not as good as that
of Mrs F'iske. Miss Ashwell does not
compare with Mrs. Fiske as Leah. and
only In the role of Kleschna does the cast
score over the New York company.
Charles Warner. who will be remembered
for his wonderful impersonation in
Drink plays Kleschna. Apparently the
cast has been carefully coached in the
methods of Mrs. Fiske and her support
ing players. There are times when Miss
Ashwell pitches her voice almost exactly
like Mrs. F'iske. and she affects the same
gestures, the same poses, and is sharply
different only in her dress. 1t is pro-
claimed here that the cast does better
work than the American company: but
far from it. Except Warner, the London
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

merly Of the Tivol. is now leading in
genue in The Prince OF Pilsen."
Eleanor Robson is in London to de-
vote six weeks to motoring and Incl
dentally her new play, which is being
which Miss Robson will impersonate a
Salvation Army lassie.
Edwin Stevens. Harry Macdonough and
George Richards make up noteworthy
comedy trio and will appear together
this season in The Pearl and the Pump
kin" Carol McComas who will play the
principal boy. is a daughter Of Judge
McComas OF Los Angeles. Cal She made
her debut as q whistler four years ago
and then entered musical comedy. play
ing a prominent role in The Billionaire."
Last year she went to London and ap-
pearsd In vaudeville as a whistler, after
ward going to South Africa and Australia.
where shs made q great sucoesA
II IL announced that Florence Roberts
viii appear this season in q new problem
play Ann La Mont By Paul Armstrong.
author Of The Heir to the Hoorah."
The play 10 described as ultra-Bohemtan
In atmosphere. The personnel OK the
supporting company Will include some OF
the best known players appearing IN New
York productions this season. such names
as Max Figman. II. 8. Northrup. Robert
McWade, Norah Lamison. Clifford Leigh,
etc.. figuring prominently IN tho cast
Flo Zfagfeld made a hurried trip from
Paris to witness Alice Nlslsen's second
triumph In Don PasQuale'' at the new
Waldorf Theater on Tuesday. After the
performance he extended his contract for
Miss Nielsen's operatic concert tour In
the States for two years
Madison Corey has secured one OF the
Philippine students from Stanford UNI
versity, who will accompany The Sultan
Of Sulu'' company on its tour. Permis-
sion was granted by the Government. as
it was considered a part OF the lads edu-
cation. He will be intrusted with the
small part OF the Datto chief and lend
local color TO the performance.
David Bispham IS to appear as a dra-
matte star this year IN q comedy writ
ten by Charles Klein
Stephen Phillips new tragedy.
Nero" is 10 be produced by Beerbohm
Tree during the coming senson-
Alice Nielsen, whose return to this
country has been announced, is now at
the Waldorf Theater. London, with the
Henry Russell Grand Opera Company.
She will sail for America IN October,
and is to appear here IN November for
the first time since the conclusion Of
her tour in "The Singing Girl" Miss
Nielsen's voice Is said to have devel
oped wonderfully. 1t was a sweet but
rather thin soprano when she rendered
the music OF Victor Herbert. 1t Is de-
scribed now as a meZZO OF great rich
ness and fine tirabre.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06
NOTES OF PLAYS
AND PLAYER FOLK

In Berlin recently was given at the
Deutsche Theater the Sophocles drama.
king Oedipus,' translated into German
by Ulrich Won Wilamowitz-M -Mollendorf
with distinguished success.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

In Berlin also appeared a Japanese
troupe, playing in Japanese. Kuroki Is
star of the troupe. and two plays,
"Ronin'' and "Fatum. comprise the re-
pertoire.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

New York recently had a Russian and
an Indian drama. The Russian drama
was a five-act play by w. Alexandroff. a
playwright of the younger Russians now
coming rapidly to the front. The play
has the grim title THE Misery Of Mis-
fortune" The cast throughout was Rus
sian and the players of large distinction
in their native country. Ibsens Ghosts"
was also presented. being played in Rus
sian.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06


The Indian drama, "Sakuntala." was
presented by the Progressive Stage So
ciety. that during its short existence has
done so much that is uniquely interesting.
The period of the drama, a lyric play
in five acts. is supposed to be about the
fifth century, its author, Kalidasa- Rich
in poetry and Oriental splendor the story
is said to be, it's chief characters the
King Dushyanta and Sakuntala. the
beautiful daughter of nymph, with
whom the King falls in love. Edmund
Russell was the king. and in the ensuing
comment was very favorably noticed.
Russell is the actor-reciter who furnish
ed a good deal of fun for the satirists
here some years ago. He had more
Jewels than even Sarah Bernhardt and
liked as well to wear them. His col
lection was largely Indian. gathered by
Mr.. Russell during long and picturesque
tour among the rajahs' and maharajahs'
haunts in India. He acted or rather re-
cited Hamlet in Bombay and Shylock in
Calcutta and was acclaimed as a Booth
IN both places. AS Dushayanta Mr.. Rus
sell is said to have been a highly i'm
posing figure.
Der of the Savage English Grand Opera
Company, sailed for Paris recently. She
expects to remain abroad at least a year
and will devote herself to hard study
under the direction of Jean de Reszke
Marie welch. a San Francisco girl, for
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

Kolb and Dill have made such a hit
in Portland with 'The Beauty Shop and
'I. o. u" that their original engagement
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

Stephen Phillips new tragedy.
Nero" is 10 be produced by Beerbohm
Tree during the coming senson-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

David Bispham is to appear as a dra-
matte star this year IN q comedy writ
ten by Charles Klein
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-06

The Columbia Theater will have quite
a string of stars for the immediate fu-
ture. as Madge Carr Cooke. May Irwin.
Wilton Lackaye, Ethel Barrymore and
Eleanor Robson will appear in rapid sue
cession.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

ieben permDge. Den SGbisfeiten 9as
tubaibis fpar es p%orbebalten, Die pttuz
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partement fir Mderbau unb 5dnbG,
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r~unasbanf in Sotio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

men belauft iif onf t45. Iie gon5e
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liden Superintenberten 2eop. Soi-
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den. Gr beid)dftigt itobe5u p%ierbiIr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

bert Sraiien unb MGbden, relde e
als isbr geifidt ilcibig nHb sbrlid
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

.sF. ER
9ruit etuen iilbernen a9sdisen Stern
nit Dem rotben 2reua bee. beilisen
@eorg in Der Mute uno umgeben bon
Dem blaren 2uiebano nit Dem Srs
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lire 26 @lieoer (eine 4nfpieluns auf
bic 3n6l Der Bitter befteben aus blau
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tag. %. 2lpril, &apitel gebaltsn.
i1eher bic gntitsbuas bes Srbens
egifirt Die folssnbe intereifante 9ras
bition. Sm prlatiaal bes SoDer in
2onbon pdr 6ofbon. aDnis goudrO
III. tritt nit Der @rGfin Galis6urp
gum Reisen an. 2lls Die @rdfin chen
ben fdmalen, i'm fpiben S9nobeli9ub
ftedenben SUB sum 1anainritt bebt.
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9ei9mtioises, 9ldnaenoes berpor,
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erbebt iid Elm WiIpern, Elm Rdunen
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9riff, uro nit nsrpieer 9ano siebt er
uster Dem lunsf4leppenoen @epanbe
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iih Der &onis raf9 sefabt. Mtt
f9auenoer Gtipme, 10 oab Sebers
mann i'm Sacle es bDren tann, ruff er
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fe1t, oab auf sinem a0nissba[le niGts
portammt, mas gu Sdiupf un6 Spot
berausforSert, min i9 bieies Strumpf.
bano gum bD6ften gbrenaei9en gnss
ldnbs erbebeN!" Der umitanb, bab
.sarter" i'm Gnsliiden. fopobl
Strumpfbanb ala Soienbano beosutet,
perleibt Der alten GrsGblung einise
Wa6ri9einli8fit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
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Sn Der Snnrbirger 6af5eiffrift
Slide uno Seller" ieien mir: Ser
Mann, BON Dem bier Die Mebe lem
ioa, geborte 5I ienen unerihiitter.
lihen Snoipibuer, oenen es @erenii-
gen n,ad)t. oie H,ibe unb @~eiitesee.
genmart frieblider aellner auf Die
Yrobe 5i lteaen. 8or Slir5em be.
trat er elm 2onboner &aifeebaus unb
beitellte aoifee. Bite, britgen Gle
mir Den aaffee in elmer Shole nit
nm Senfe( aiif Der linfen Seite",
iagte er gum aeGIner. sd bin nam.
lid li~rfsbGnoig unb i'd fann feline
onocre Sd)ale b%e,uBen." ,SSaipobl
mein SEER, antmortete Der aeaner.
sd perbe ieben." Sieraiif beinerfte
man, Wie er eiirigit nit benz ODER.
fGlner iprad. Ger SberfeGner
nGberte lid bierm,f nit Der Sragc:
y@as fiir cine Irt BON Sfole
miinidt Der Serr2" Cine Sdole
nit Dem Sentel nuf Der linfen Seite.
Sd bin linfSb1nbig", iagte ruhig,
uber beItinmt Der Gait. Ter Sber.
felner peridwarb uno felrte bolO
ooraui 1mas nerrpirrt pfoer. Sic
SGole. Die Sic miinifen", begann err
5Dgernb -. @ie?" rief Der .@ait.
nSlaubcn Sic. Sic fennen mir meis.
MAIDEN, in einem critflaiiigen aaiiee-
bouie aGbe es fem iolbes ding, mie
cine S6nle nit Dem Senfel auf Der
linfen Seite. llniinn! SD fonnte
aiih uumoalih aus elmer anberen
trinfcn. Sic miiiien ia 10 pieIe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
Sic pcfnnidren Sd)mierisfeiter ga.
pans nno lire gcidlifte &c.
bebnng.

Cine fat e6enio tpidtise Rofle, tpie
Iomiral Spso unb Selbmariha1
Spama, bat bel Den frieserii9en Grs
folsen Sapans Der @isesouDerreur Der
8anf BON Sapan, &orefipp 9otabaihi.
eeipielt. getm 9ssinn bes 8ries.s mi.
Mublano nor bic Meinuns pprbcr.
fhenb, DAB bas Mei6 bes Witabc nee
gen unsureidenber Spnbs Den Sampf
ni6t auf cine lansere 9uuer fprtsus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08
ltc6cr bic Snnpaoi-G ucacn

idreibt EN- Aeiiecorrelponbent aus
llnearn: Aim Gage Dor ueiler NIB
reiie erbielt i6 cine @inloDnng bon
&srrn Iilbor Surlebrer sum geiud,e
ieiper meltberiibmten Surpabi 90
nosyG relen IN Diem. Cine elesrnte
Gauipase nit 3nei fomoien ieiiriaen
&oiien brudlte MIDI an Grit uno
Steae. Sie arloae nmfaat 1t3
Sod 2ono uitO Die 3obl Der gritn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-08

iolfe Sfalen botan." y@eptB",
ingte Der SbcrfeQncr, mir baben lie
audi gepobnlif; ober ih beoaliere,
aeiteben 5u miiiien, oaB Die leste on.
BON geroOe Oieier. Worgen . 5erbro.
dpn murbe." los er Die Sfale
einfnh bate nmSnbrcben braufcr
I'M Den @ait al befrieoieen ilnb oer
o@it" o~b5ufa19en, 6aran oodJte er
rid)t.