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no,,s "a Take a Day OF.

A postmaster, not many miles ilom
Rillyille. posted the following no1ice
on his shutter recently:
IAN parties e1pectin' mail are mere -
nv notified to git all that's comm 10
,en in advance-any time before next
Thursday, that bein' the day we nav.
app'inted to 60 huntin'-not na,ln
had a holiday from the goVernmen.
since July 4, and the said government
seemin' to forget that bein, only n aa'
man, we need rest and recreation J.. &c &c,
casional There's some little man
here for the Joneses and the Tompln
sss~but It don't amount to mucn' a. ~
80 al, got one.ecnt stamps on l!
There amt nuthin' much in tne ous'
ness nohow!"-Atlanta CONSTITUTION
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,.onoe,, to Honor Engineer.

A proposition in honor OF Sohn a;
poeb1ings memory by the erection ,o o.
NO v,onumeut in Trenton, N. j., Is tax
= ~ no . new turn and the citizens may
hui,d a new school of Industrial a .1s
sud dedicate it in his name: MAJ M.
s poahIing was the builder OF tne
brooklyn and other suspe ", sm
h brH and one Of the foremost OS en-
U,ss in the country in his day
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.,,a and As have heard that you can glve
SaS,,,I aIv;ca IN girls in nv condition, ah'
n n,ritinp Won Myrtle Mills, Oquawka, III
mHrs p;nkbam- (Second letter. |
D 1T is with the feeling of utmost gratituus
+bot 7 write to YOU to tell you WhaE YOU
UaIvahle medicine has done for me, wen
wrote YOU in regard to my condltlon, on nv ~
consulted several doctors, but they iAli. ea;vs
understand my case and l dld n9o l I"S
any benefit from their treatment; 1 Z iJ,
yo1r advice, and took LYDIA II. ln hnoIthv
Sagetable Compound and am now healIny
and well. and all the distressing symptoms
which had at that time have disappeared
MYRTLE Mills, Oquawka, LII.
Miss Matilda Borman writes Mrs'
Pinkham as follows:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- v.ro
"Before taking Lydia Z. Plnkhams ses~
r table Compound my periods were HE sIssoh
;; lar and painful, and l always naa suoA
d dreadful headaches. =, s NV bead.
>. aches have entirely left me, my perioaS, afG
= regular. and am getting strong ana wei q
~ am telling all my girl friends what Lyalh -.
e P;nkhamis Vegetable Compound has done LUZ
g men-Matilda Borman, Pennington, iowa
1t II YOU know of any young girl VINO
IA sick and needs motherly ADVICE ask
Is her to address Mrs. Pinkham al lynn
ir Mass, and tell her every detail OF me- ne.
is SYMPTOMS, and to keep nothing back
ed She will receive advice absolutely free
he from a source that has no rival In !, I'M !.
at experience of woman's ills, and twill,
followed, put her on the right road 10
oil strong, healthy and happy womanhooo
oh lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Cou
nound holds the record for the creates
humber of cures of female ills OF an
), medicine that the world has eve
eH. known. Why don't you try 1t?
comoonnd Makes Sick Women wei
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NJ uausE THAT BAKER BUILT
CHAPTER vi

CHAPTEb VI
M Chocolate Girl, known unoef
|. french name Of la Belle Cnoco,
- n IL familiar all over the woria
\ ~ trademark Of Walter BAKER q
N j Ltd, the famous manufacturers
y ! Ara and chocolate. There Is a
sn.atIc story connected with the
aiming young woman who posed *,
| n tbe original picture. TINS Is
Avn briefly In a booklet printed oy
Fiber Baker & Co. in connection
N some interesting sketches tor
,,,arBsements made by children. A
INV 81 the booklet and also a copy
i new and very attractive iitue
IOk containing a choice collection
/ recipes by Miss Parloa ana many
/ the leading cooking school teach
In n this country will be sent fre'
) any applicant. Address Waite,
ster & Co, Ltd. Dorchester, Mass
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Rest and Sleep.

Few escape those miseries OF ' VIZ
ter rea bad cold, a distressing cough sla.
Many remedies are recommended H., Out ~
tSe one quickest and best OF all ID
Gin Cough Syrup. Soothing ana nc,
healing to the lungs and orons anaa
Massage passages, it stops the cough at once s
and gives you welcome rest SH'
| peacssul sleep.
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This Is No Joke.

Hunts Cure has saved more peo-
MIA from the "Old Scratch" than any
other known agent, simply because II
makes scratching entirely unneces-
sary. One application relieves any
form of itching skin disease that ever
afflicted mankind. One box guaFan'
teed TO cure any one case.
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FROM G|RlUOoD TO WOMANHOOD
EzR.:::z".:,.Iz|''< )lIk|EEEZ'aIE|lkl
A4k>S5r~ 'UNLEBY
The SaW.Mill.

Oh. a merry buzz has the big saW-mlu
AS It rips the logs asunder,
r2rt n takes high "C'' when 1t strikes a
knot
And II strains the saw, by thunder!
oh a Gladstone song is the song or HE
"A It trills through soft-grain timber
Rut It's Ouch! l say, when a gnaried
knot
Sort Of knocks a man all timber!
Oh. a fine big roll is the roll you have
When YOU win where ponies scamper!
| But the jolt you get when you strlAe
knot
| Sort Of puts on life damper!
| Oh, the bliss you feel ana the VOWS S0N
make
put the knot you strike and the pearl
you lose
When YOU take hick'ry bender!
Oh. a Jolly boy is the pa-made boy
IA he spends his fathers dollars
rrt the knot he strikes gives dlsmai
| screech ,
When he has to earn his collars!
oh it's fun to sport and stay out al
! night
l. But beware the day that she learns 'h'
r truth
d For it's bad, you bet your lifey!
! Oh a merry buzz has the big saW.mlii
!" As It runs through straight-graln Auii'
" Der. min
l. IT'S the same with life! Just you MIN
Is your logs!
70 Keep the knots to smallest nuInoer:
Yea! the knot is hard for the saw u eu'
* It's a regular mule-muskeeter! no.
n. so beware the knot in the mlit OIL n1e'
or For you can't fool Old ST. Peter!
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Not all people," said the jeWeler'
1he the ticking Of a clock; 1t Is a
,lsasant sound to most people put
ut 10 all.
Some people, clock lovers THESE
aalant sleep without a clock In the
ans room. It's ticking Is company
md Il scares away the spooks. sucn
pople would wake up If the CLOCK
hstld stop in the middle OF the
IgAt
But there are other people wnh
at sleep with a clock in the same
tsn and who, II they found them
RlVss Ia Q strange place anyWner'
TlA 4 clock in their sleeping apart
asnL would stop the clock bsfor'
Ng vent to bed.
sM course there is much OF haol
hIAs; but we have our fancies abou
aasks, Is We do about all thing
tlas
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SplI nING'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY

IN. standard Athletic Library Of the W npocent in
book in i 81 of
any any. pf Saoss. Price each book, ooents.
these Clubs and Dumb Bell, Ne So
Ing S.5sS h H.; No. = bss sHss s
to Become No. q. 3 6aS bf Bs p4
a > s a7ssss EGGs si II;
s aSsoss su sos ~ g bSTisS 81;
Tsn:ss Ess1ss IS .ss, . .s assass e;
ps aSaf SpS "ds pr ss
BOOK FOR sale ~ ros..a card and rsOev
esS i ssa.a.s .sH sud Interesting catalogue
| Shorts.
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A Nebraska editor asks: "When
does a pig become a hog% When a
mn nan takes the end seat in street
car and makes all the women '""'
over his brogans.
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-. In Writer'S Lives.

, s s1",ss'c comedy and tragedy was was
y unto into the lives Of 1bsen and
|.... y" As young men they were
4 '' t9..d IS; then politics flung them
=. u tssy quarreled and never met
I ~ a, and years. Strange fate
"a, IN he children Of these two o
y ~, ",i 1 together and Bjornson's
''.s, uI'' married lOsen's only child ~ /
! y, s,s.,s met after a quarter Of q
rtuy d separation at the wedding
M, children.
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Birds Unbroken Flight.

In one unbroken nocturnal flight tss
rrronean bird known as the nortn'
ern blue throat has been proved 70
travel from central Africa to the Ger
man ocean, a distance of 1880 miles,
making the journey in nine hours
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euRE RHEUMATISM
/ :, Painful Form Of This
,pI'tS,y's Ias to DR.. Williams
sssS Pink Pills.

l., Painful Forn " -
t. =. ;SIyieIas to Dr.. Williams
80 Pink Pills. ,,,.,.t;s,n
e, rssic chi is popu!9rly. 1 hno%n i As
bsanf tban any other. That Dr. Dr.,
oSt s, } Pills have I'VE t oor9d i is 8
nas We %sd the e. following statement snn Mt,
s .9s ss who read: this his 2 %av al" Of
plt pFS SIood,making pills. -
,tbsse OlO0 u now generally re-
natisInn . % of the blood. DR..
ispp i p1s''I Pills intellectually 3Ga ;,
s.. f blood. When the blood Mr IS
pals d. D'i be no rheumatism .t MIS-
baI oS, sn Si Of 81 Mill street,
owl 'iab H. began with a severe colo
i tr0 .aoS about a week before sSrI
'G W 1904. I began to nav, nave
ss aims, y in my back and limD
'f' p4 time I couldn't straishtel
ais as = stl' the most awful pain , 10
lapsa much Of the time was un
, 'na t tbe house and I had to t.. tax ak
10 Tn could d not stand up at att al !:
.ao@ ,i, ! sew was pronounced Sc n0.
't a1G'I and, although .d ! had fs sGf
Jan 1. ana no s0S get any better. Aft
do Sae RSt Of this terrible pain B al
% wTet tried DR.. Williams PHI
,dng .s ! 'i Is the medicine that cur
p G, .nA, q + few boxes the pain W y
D'sF and = II / could see decided Il
tnls sns continued to take the ! p, pl
e ass entirely cured and aSl,i | ma a
y Sa suv return of the trouble =.
IadrulssiIss. nedy will be mailed pc
= boxes sssslff for ss:50, BY t the Dr. n "
4 Medicine S Co., Schenectady, N.
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When a man and his wife get along
n,cely together all the women In t IN
ns,ehborhood think it's because 'he
wife IL boss.
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On the Side.

The big fish that gets away nov
will, he safe until next spring, any
how.
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Charity uses Q lot Of whitswssh i's
IA AApsft of her friends.
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,..,o.+snt 70 Mothers.

r~,-,,re carefully every bottle OF CAsiOhiA'
80. and sure remedy for infants and children
and zee that 1t
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~ most mems minds an ideal w', VIZ
IA that Of an acquaintance VINO ID S'''
20 spoil her husband
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swing.
There is only one thing that oisap,
nears faster than money in the 0anN
With a checking account against r
a barrel of apples in the ceiiar w WV,
a kew to the cellar door in Little WIZ
lies pocket.
u "a easier to be gentleman 'lan
a rowdy. Here is one pain Oh lea 20,
resistance that should appear TO 70, a..
American youths. There is no 9.rfae
that gives quite SO much sas,s. +ho
tion when life is in the sunset as ~,
thought that a desire to be elesI ~,
and true in character has welded VIE '''
scepter in you all through NE
S,>>Me4e%s
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q spALp,Na L. BROS.

x,rs Chicago Philadslph1a San F,sn' c,sy
New se',o n' buffalo Pitssburg g. Louis Cincinnati
Warrington Baltimore sy ,,s Denver
New Orleans london England
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the TICKING OF THE CLOCK.

sI,,shlns Company to Some slseper'
c,u,s Of Wakefulness In Others
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TEXAS MERCHANTS

~ ~ 70 appoint dealer In every Texas
~. proposition embracing thTeelmpI9yeaa
"A ieoaneEfaphs to FIRST applicant. TEXAS
4AAfHC Factory Jobbers, Houston, Tex.
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tea. To the casual vinitor the object OF
their presence might never be known il
il were not for the one very conspicuous
sign which Is evident from all quarters Of
the room--Leaye our address"
The agent herself, who largely controls
the destinies OF the dramatio profession,
sits in q small Office and answers to the
general n genial name Of mother" In
consideration OF the fact that there are
some 10000 actors in h theatrical pro-
fession, not d mention themany managers
with whom she 10 on equal terms Of in
timacy, her responsibilities arc large.
She has seen every play and every actor
in the country and a tell you Just about
what each player can do. Her list con-
tains every kind OF artist, from q 81, 900 a
week leading woman TO many hundred
soubrettes who value their services at SIS.
She guarantees to supply any manager
with a complete company for any play
tragedy, comedy, farce, problem or musical
oomedy-within twenty-four hours after
the order is given. The story is told in
Outing OF q play which was produced In
New York on a Tuesday night.
b next day h manager asked this
agent to witness that nights performance.
On Thursday she wa asked to engage an
entire company to produce the play in
London. The cast was completed the same
evening, put in rehearsal on Friday and
sailed Saturday morning.
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A Gre at Tenor HastenIDx Hither.

A great emo is coming. He is 30 great
that he is coming alone and without an
engagement. He needs no opera house.
He needs no soprano. All he needs 10 a
manager, and he has chosen neither Con-
rIed nor Hammerstein. His name Is Edou-
ard Castellano and he Is already on the
ocean. He took the simple precaution to
cable to an American manager. Robert
Grau, to get him an engagement. That
done, No boarded a steamer to come and
ecure some Of the success which Caruso
has bad n some Of that which Bonci is
gong 10 have.
At any rate, the press agent depoSes a.
above, and Mr.. Grau sits fast and watts for
the steamer. What is TO be done with this
great n when he arrives IL yet as great
g secret as the cause Of his sudden departure
from Italy.
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A POWER BEHIND TIE STAGE.

Largest Theatrical Agency and the woman
VINO Runs IL,
The largest theatrical agency in this
country and probably in the world is run
by q Her Offices are just OF
Broadway and she has the proud distinc-
ton OF knowing more actors and actresses
than any other mortal.
Her outer rooms are forever filed by
white coated soubrettes, lank heavy men,
English tsnors in tweeds, round, smooth
faced comedians and good looking young
men in short blue coats who will play any
thing from juvenile leads to the barytone
lover lieutenant in a comic opera.
As a rule they all know each other, call
each other by their first names and are
as joyous as il they were at an afternoon
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farcical play, "A Good Fellow" will be the
weeks attraction at b Majestic.
Home Folks, &C. r. Dazsy's newest play
Of rural life, will be at the Grand Opera
House. Slafer's band will give q concert
tonight.
The Folly will have an Owen Davis melo-
drama, The Gambler Of the West" It's
chief q include a prairie fire and q
stage hoidup.
Fred Karno's pantomime company in
"A Night in the Sums OF London" heads
the Orpheum's bill. The Fsys pre- retained
a second week, and the rest Of the bill in
cludes Della Fox, Ned Wayburn's DAISY
Dancers Les Brunins. iugglers. Inc Ray.
mond and Caverly.
The Six Musical Cuttys are topliners ae
Hyde d Behman's this week. and the extra
feature Ia Julia Mackay. Other well known
acts in the big bill are WEIGH, Mealy and
Montrose, Miss Norton and Paul Nicholson,
George II. Wood and Holeombe, Curtis
and Company.
At Keeney's Theatre Thomas Q. Sea-
brooke. Pauline Hall and their company. in
-AFootlight Favorite. : head the ball, which
Barbor-Richie trio and the Three Estrella
Sisters.
The Transatlantic Burlesquers will be At
the Gaiety.
THE Runaway Girls" furnish the bur-
lesque entertainment at b Star.
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TIE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

"Mr. HOpkInsOn'' at the Montauk -HIda
SpOng at the shubert.
Mr.. Hopkinson,' R. c. Cartons amusing
farce, with Dallas Wexford In the name part,
will be the attraction at the New Montauk
this week. The play was one Of last seasons
most amusing successes.
The Shuberts will AVE The stolen Story"
Jesse Lynch Williams's play Of Newspaper
life. Most Of the original cast are retained.
Eva Tanguay, Q lively counedienns Ia n
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In Sardou's The Love Letter. at the
Lyric, Virginia Harmed has found a play
which suits her e~xoellently.
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There are no signs Of lessening interest
on the part Of the Sth6atFegoers in Grace
George and her new play, -Clothes,' which
Ia now in its second month at the Manhattan
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b beard at the Hippcdroms tonight In a
concert at popular prices.
The Spring Chicken with Richard
Care a. the star, ~ still at Days. Five
OF Mr.. Carries interpolated numbers repre-
book. Wednesday matinees have been
resumed.
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At the Knickerbooker there is no letup
in the demand for seats for Montgomery
and Stone in the Herbert-B Blossom opera
The Red Mill"
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MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
on Day Line Steamers. Charming October Out.
lngs 20 west Point. Newburgh or Pouvhkeepse,
See Stmbt. and Exc. Columns.
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The Lion and the Mouse" which is now
in the second year Of its New York run vii
celebrate its AOOth performance at the
Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday. Ocoober 20.
Klein and Arthur Hornblow's novelixation OF
the play will be distributed as souvenirs.
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farcical play, "A Good Fellow, will be the
weeks attraction at the Majestic.
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Home Folks" c. r. Dazey's newest play
of rural lie, will be at the Grand Opera
House. Slafer's band will give q concert
tonight.
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Dook. wednesday matmees ave oeon
resumed.
There are no signs Of lessening interest
on the. part. OF theSth6atregoers in Grace
George and her new play, Clothes which
Is IN its second month at the Manhattan
In Sardou's The Love Letter. at the
Lyric, Virginia Harmed has found a play
which suits her exoellently.
At the Knickerbocker there is M letup
in the demand for seats for Montgomery
and Stone IN the Herbert-Bloseom opera
The Red Mill"
The Lion and the Mouse" which is now
in the second year Of its New York run, will
celebrate it's AOOth performance at the
Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday. Ocoober 30.
when specially illustrated editions Of Charles
Klein and Arthur Hornblow's novelization OF
the play will be distributed as souvenirs.
Klaw 4 Changers production Of Gen.
Lew Wallace's The Prince Of india Is
-prospering at the Broadway Theatre. Will
lam Farnum, Adelaide Keim and Emmett
Corrigan head the cast. q.
At the Bijou Nat Goodwin in The Genius"
is winning back popular favor with his
skilful acting Of the De Mile farce.
At the Herald Square Law Fields's com
many continues to present About Town
A burlesque Of The Great Divide viii 5000
be added. q
The College Widow George AIDES
amusing comedy, will be at the Grand Opera
House this week.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre is to have
Cecil spooner, long Of the spoonsr stock
company in Brooklyn, IN The Girl Rsifiee..'
The company includes W. II. Turner and
Lon Hascall.
AL II. Woodsis production Of The Queen
Of the Highbinders' will be at the American
this week.
when Knighthood Wa In Flower b an
nounced for the West End.
ME, Him and l." q musical comedy, win
be at the Yorkville.
James J. Corbett in The Lady and the
Burglar" is the attraction at che Metropolis.
bertha, the Sewing Machine Gis' is the
announcement for the New Star.
The ITALIA will have Ten Thousand
Dollars Rev ard"
AT Cripple Creek" comes to DiKon's
Third Avenue.
The Keith a Proctor stock company at
the i25th Street Theatre will produce Be-
lasco's The Darling Of the o this week
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Klaw & Changers production Of Gen
Lew Wallace's The Prince Of india u
-prospering at the Broadway Theatre. Wnl.
lam Farnum, Adelaide Keim and Emmett
Corrigan head the cast.
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Rose stahl in The Chorus Lady" has
dehed the theatrical superstition that the
transfer from one theatre to another Of a
popular play is likely to impair its drawing
power. The audiences the last week at the
Garrick have been uniformly large and
tomorrow night she will move again to the
Hackett Theatre.
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matinses are announced for election day
and Thanksgiving.
Blanche Bates's Iooth New York per-
Torrance Of The Girl Of the Golden West
win occur at the BeIasco on Monday, octo-
Der TO-
Miss Eleanor Robson beginA the third
week Of her successful engagement in the
newest ZangwiM play, Nurse Marjorie, I"
at the Liberty Theatre.
As Hilary lesson In Pinero's His House
In Order" John Drew has one of the best
parts in his career and the Empire Ia draw
ing large houses at its eight weekly per-
formanceG
At the Criterion, where Hattie williams
in The Little Cherub" IL still playing,
Wednesday matinees will begin this week.
At the Hudson Henry Arthur Jones .
The Hypocrites' begins It's seventh week
tomorrow night
The Tourists" continues TO drawTcrowds
at the Majestic. There ARE a lot Of good
songs and muuh fun in this musical comedy.
Tn cast includes Richard Golden, Julia
~Sanderson, Alfred Hickman, Anna BOYD
and Grace La Rue.
My Lady's Maid at the Casino has
been enlivened by the Introduction Of
several new comic songH' Joseph Coyne's
number, 1T Is Hard TO Understand the
Ladies, is one Of thu best.
The Dankmar-Schiller troupe Of equili-.
brists and Genara and Theall, contor-
tionists. will be the new features on the
circus programme In "A Society Circuss
at the Hippodrome this week. This IA
their first ~appearancs 10 America. 6ousa
and his band, with prominent ~soloists, will
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To succeed Popularity at vallaek's
Charles Frohman will present Sam Pernard
In q new musical plav, "The Rich Mr.. Hog
gerheimer." by Harry Smith and Ludwig
Highlander. The first performance will be
Monday, October 20.
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The Iv ing Place Theatre opensto-morrow
night with Der HelfeI.' by Felix PhilippI.
a pIctnre Of smart German life. Six new
members OF the Conried company will he
seen for the first time. The chief parts will
10 Heggi and Milly Kg1mann.
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At the Bijou Nat Goodwin in The Genius"
is winning back popular favor with his
skilful acting Of the De Mile farce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-14

Annie Russell begins tomorrow night the
last week Of her engagement as Puck in "A
Nights Dream" at the Asto-.
On eae Monday following Viola Allen will
be seen in -Cymbeline.