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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13
Theatrical Gossip

pany in Covent Garden. London,
where she is engaged for several years
ahead. and has filed many private en-
gagements of distinction and profit.
She is one Of the most popular sing
ers in London.
The present tour was arranged to
give Parlxina a hearing in her own
country before her principal London
engagements should again command
ali her time. It began a few nights
ago at The Worcester festival, where
Parkina was the chief singer, and it
will include a number of Western as
well as Eastern cities
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Chicago Onenincs.

The following new pieces will be
presented in Chicago opening Monday
evening, in addition to the pieces run
ming at the other Chicago houses.
Auditorium=tBe Hur."
Grand=Mrs Fiske in The New
ork Idea"
Carrie k-I.ena Ashweli in THE Shu-
lamite."
Iliinois-Gus and Max Rogers. in
1.-THE Rogers Brothers in Ireland
Other attractions running there In
clude:
Coloniai-"George Washington Jr."
La SaIle=tsThe Time, the Place and
the Girl"
Powers-Robert Edeson in strong
studebaker-Harry Bulger in "Ths
Man from Now"
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At the Grand.

Tong s'McFadden's Flats
Sunday. matinee and night. October
14-"Under Southern Skies.
Tuesday evening. october 16-sHis
Highness the Bey."
Thursday evening. October 1.-The
Wizard of o."
Friday evening. October 19-Par-
kina and her concert company.
Sunday, matinee and night, October
21-"Cowboy Girl"
Monday evening. October PA
Human Slave -
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small portion of the country outside of
the larger cities. The increased en-
thusiasm with which the play is re-
ceived on its third and fourth visits.
indicates that Mrs. Parker's PLAY will
be one of the standard attractions for
many years to come
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The Wizard OF or" was made pop
ular by Montgomery and Stone. It is
said Hamlin and Mitchell have gotten
together an exceptionally strong cast
Of players for their attraction this sea-
son. and that it has not deteriorated
any with age. This merry extrava-
ganza has the advantage of being
founded upon a modern fairy tale in
stead of the old-fashioned nursery
stories, and as an entertainment. it Is
of so miscellaneous character as to
recommend itself to all classes of play
goers- There is more originality and
wholesome fun in THE Wizard than
in any of the imported extravagan
OF musical comedies.
Under Southern Skies IS now In It's
sixth successful season and has as yet
only been seen IN comparatively
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Manipulating Dun Care n E8UeAgSSzfe-
George Wilson says.
A man with the longest nose ] srer
saw in my life sat acToss xhs table
from me at breakfast down az the he
tel this morning. 1t VA 50 long that
it nearly reached ACROSS the table and
could not keep my eyes OF &. I'm
ally q ~ lighted on the end o2 =. and
after watching tbs ingeck for q few
minutes. I said to the rnAns
Il beg your pardon. bat there ts
fly on your nose.
II know it, he said sewul you
please brush It ofT2 You are nearer te
it than I am.
The waiter brought me boiled eEEs.
and after opening one, asked:
shall open the others?
I said NO; open q window
After a man is married about thirty
years he likes to take day Of and
1 think of the time when he was court
ling I'll tell You they were the happy
days. I used TO stand on the porch
bidding my girl good night for hours
at q time. I used to kiss her and then
say. Just one more. dear. End then
4 III CO." Did you ever say that, boysl
I know you did, SO you nlfght as ven
confess.
Then suddenly her eyelkds wou'a
slowly close in sweet surrender and her
! lips would CULVER until they looked
like a Gioorynat with t1e word w ell
/ come ON IL. All, those were the hap-
by days.
viii now sing pretty little love
ballad entitled She Fell in Love. BuE
He Moved Away"
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time of adversely and was rewarded
for his fidelity in the managers VAL.
He made his farewell appearance on
the stage last winter when he acted
in Augustus Thomas ssEmbaszy Bali
The last play he staged was when We
We're Twenfy-O ne,' In which he touxed
the country after a long run in zsaT
York. He died In Norwalk. Co1z., last
Thursday. He was q good man, and.
IN his day, a nne actor
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Parkina is given four places on the
programme. In addition TO the inter
esting numbers announced for her, it
is said she will respond literally and
that she will give as many encores as
may be asked of her. The programme
follows:
Romanza, for violin and piano, from
Senate in G minor ......-..-. ..---..- Greg
Miss Louie and Mr. STEPHENS:
Honour and Arms. .--..---..-.., Handel
Mr. Daniels
Faust Fantasia --.-...- WieniaWslxi
Miss Louie.
Bell song, from ..Lackme' ...... Delibes
Mile. Parkina.
(a) Chant Sans Paroles Mendelssohn
OBJ Etude .----...... Paganint
(c) Motto Perpetuo" ...-.......- CfottschaIk
Mr.. Stephens.
Should He Epbraid" -.-....-.......-Bi Bishop
Mile. Parkina.
''Nulcan's Song ..--.--.-...-....-.-.G ounod
Mr.. Daniels.
eal Romance .:.--..-- ...--...-.. FROG Ilarka
(b) t'Elfentanz -.--.-.-..- Pepper
Miss Louie.
Shadow Song, from .4Dinorah'' .MeYerbeer
Mile. Parkina.
La CT daTen1" N OzdFt
Nile. Parkina and Mr.. Daniels.
sedalia Missouri, has a Shubert the
alter. Both THE Earl and the Girl. -
which opened the new Shubert house
in Kansas City week before this, and
Brown of Harvard which comes to
the Shubert Kansas City house the
coming week, played one night stands
at Sedalia~
"Oh, Ibsen." exclaimed the Boston
urchin.
Why does your little boy say that?'
why. you see explained the fond
care for Shaw. Philadelphia Bulle-
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owing 10 the disagreement between
the Shuberts and Mr.. Arnold DAILY. the
time originally set apart at the Stude-
baker for that actor has been trans
ferred to Mr.. Walter Lawrence for Mr..
Aubrey Boucicault, who will appear in
THE Greater Love-" play in four
acts by Miss Ivy Ashton Root, niece
of Mr. Elihu Root secretary of state.
The central figure in the play IS Mo-
Fart, the composer, and the piece Is
built on certain romantic episodes in
the life Of this genius.
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refreshing novelty and ebullient and
spontaneous humor that peryades the
play makes the comedy a delightful
one
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stone are playing 1.-THE Red Mill" As
mis- exceeded BY three the number in
front Of any other theater on Broad
way. THE Red Mill" would seem to
be the most pronounced success IN
New York.
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Nat c. Goodwin at the Bijou theater,
New York. have grown sick and
tired of being presented by other man
ayers. Every time that one of these
managers has presented me, I have
gone over the country erecting tomb
stones to my own memory Now that
ladies and gentlemen, I am once more
presenting myself, shall devote the
rest of this season to erasinE a few of
these epitapls.
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Attractions at Kansas CITY.

Shubert = Henry Woodruff IN
Brown of Harvard
Willis Coming Thro' the
Rye.
Grand-Williams and Walker.
Vaudeville
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This program is subject
to change without notice.
Ladies will please remove
their hats. Stamping and
Whistling will not be allowed.
Any complaint will be appre-
ciated il reported at the box
office. Send your children
TO Saturday matinees. They
VIII be taken care of as vel as
if they were at home. It IS
the homogeneous desire TO
give the patrons OF this theater
a strictly moral performance.
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.sC.aught in the RAIN which he Will
spring on London next year. The
author will play the leading part, of
course. since he manufactured It to suit
himself
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Mr.. Arnold DAILY has departed.
shriexing. from the Shubert marege-
ment because they dared to charge
only $3.50 for parquet seats for his
engagement In Philadelphia Mr..
Daly's estimate of himself was 81. He
has disbanded his company and is now
said to be negotiating with Mr.. VIII T.
Block
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as this ?"
I feel" said Mr. AIDE. promptly,
like a lion in a den OF Daniels"
1.-THE Jungle will be seen in dra-
matte form this season. It has been
arranged for the stage by Margaret
Mayo and will be produced by George
H. Brennan. There are 80 speaking
parts in the cast and Blanche Hall
will play the principal role It will re-
ceive its premiere In Trenton, y. J.,
on Novern Der 5.
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PEOPLE ANIl PLAYS.

In Philadelphia. where Miss Anna
Held produced THE Partisan Model
this week, it Is noted that Miss Held
changes her gowns five times in full
view of the audience. Her principal
song Is entitled It Just Can't Make Ny
Eyes Behave which is pronounced a
fitting successor to Wont You Come
and Play Wiz HE"
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Two favorite pastinles--I.ouase Cunning
and Margaret Ang1in.
Where the corn goes-De Won HOPPE
The man who grindS 3t--R1eaTy 13illek-
All the siIk-EdEIfan Russell
Good to sail Edmund BreeSe
What We ali are after-3oseph Cegnt,
Disciple of IzaaR Valton-dsTry flsnef'
4 stylish syirl-LOtise Dresser
Man, but not super-Loufs Mann
Not the lost D0y-Csherles J. ROSS
e ayenly--Janses Z. Powers -,
No relation of pate de fore srdS- ro
die Fsox
Opportunities are-Ksichard Golden,
The earth-Eichard MansneId
"A warm nature Ed ward esoSAern >.
coed fhee4v4ea1 tim fer--Isefsa AEhweL
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Some of the notable song hits in
Coming Tnro' the Rye are Il Know
a Girl Like You" IT Must Be Love-
stage Struck Girls. Ny Broncho.
Boy What Do You Think of That"
In My Cause and the Sandman
Many of these have already found their
way III the street organ repertoire and
upon musical programmes at dances,
alters. This issa distinction which song
writer's covet.
The score of Coming Thro' the
Rye was composed by 4. Baldwin
Sloane. Mr. Hobart has supplied
what most musical comedies do not, a
plot. The lines are bright and spar
kle with clean-cut wholesome wit of
the newest up-to-date pattern.
Stella MAYHEM as Mr.. Cobb, who is
forever trying to break into the upper
crust of society, plays the part in her
own fnimitable style, and succeeds in
creating enough laughter TO satisfy the
most pessimistic playgoer.
A special feature is the Gee Gee
dancing girls. Eight dfminutive misses
who compose the ballet are exception
ally clever dancers and their wonder
full whirlwind evolutions will prove a
pleasing diversion
The cast also contains Frank I1afor,
Alma Youlin. Besse Gibson, William
Riley Hatch and so others.
Coming Thro' the Rye" will be seen
at the Willis Wood the entire week Of
October II. with matinees Wednesday
and Saturday.
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Brown of Harvard, with Henry
Woodruff and the New York cast will
come to the Shubert theater sunday
night for q weeks engagement. The
play. which has been presented thus
far at the Garrick theater. Chicago,
and the Princess theater. New York.
only was written by Miss Rida Young,
q graduate of Radcliffe college, and
therefore Intimately acquainted with
undergraduate life at Cambridge. No
less than five members Of the com
pany. including Mr.. Woodruff himself,
are graduates of Harvard. Mr.. Wood
ruff interrupted his professional ca
reer between 1894 and 1898 to take a
Harvard degree. dis leading woman
Katherine Mulkins. portrays a win
some and coquettish type of girl sup
posed to be prevalent in college towns.
The production was made under the
direction Of Henry Miller.
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Mr.. sam Bernard in THE Rich Mr.
Hoggenh elmer is CONFUSING the up
per New York state folks with q new
catch line, I'm 20 Zenzitive, with
which he has succeeded his effective
.Sufficiency.,'
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LIE. PARKINA, the Kansas
City girl who is perhaps
better known in that city as
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13

Charles Dillingham;. who will man
age Mrs. Leslie Carter-Payne this sea-
son. has announced that she will be
presented in play named Cleo by
Edwin Milton RoyIe- The play is mod
ern, with some of the scenes laid in
France. Fred G. Latham, general stage
manager for Dillingham;. viii conduct
the rehearsais.
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Eva Tanguay has been compelled to
a abandon her tour Temporarily Tia A
Good Fellow because OF a throat af-
lection for which she has gone under
treatment
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me weeks curtain speeches.

Mr.. H. B. Irving at the New Amster-
dam theater, New York. know that
my coming aWakens many memories
which to some of you are very living.
memories; If they still remain; If still
with those memories you welcome me,
I must feel that ! have not come in
vain.
Mr.. Harrison Grey Ffske announces
that Nine. Bertha Kallich's illness with
appendicitis, which caused the closing
of the Lyric theater in New York last
week Will not interfere with her pro-
posed tour of the country in The
Kreutzer Sonata. :" which includes Chi
cago and the Garrick theater.
s. Miller Kent will tour the popular
priced circuit in tRaffles.' in success
sion to Kyrie Bellew.
William J. Bryan's Trip Around the
World" was among the plays copy
righted in Washington this week.
The production OF Peer Gynt' by
Richard Mansfield. will be his most
ambitious effort. He viii have a spe-
cial orchestra to interpret the Grieg
music a company of fifty actors. and
zoo supernume raries, and eleven stage
settings. The first production will be
made in Chicago. October %.
George AIDE. automobiling in In
diana. dined at country hotel among
a roonful Of ministers.
The ministers. who were holding 9
convention in the town. We're much
4 amused when Mr.. AIDES identity wa;
| disclosed to them
one of them said during dinner:
How does humorist of your STAMP
feel. sir. in such a reverend company
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A chfeagoan counted sixteen ticket
specnlators one night this week in
front of the knickerbocker theater.
View York. where Montgomery and
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the rehearSais
It was reported last week that y G.
Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott Will
be seen again as co-stars next season.
They have not appeared together since
they played in THE Altar of Friend
ship" four years ago. A joint tour by
Mr.. Goodwin and Miss May Irwin sea-
son after next is also being launched.
New York papers differed widely in
their opinions Of William Y. MoOdy's
THE Great Divide The sun and the
Times praised it highly; the Herald
called it "clap-trap melodrama.' and
weak and untrue, though making an
interesting play. William Winter
hasn't pronounced upon It yet.
The manager of q rep show is US
/ ing the title and some of the paper OF
a weu-known melodrana His YER
sion is entirely different. and he ex-
/ plafrls: when I see q ntho 1 ike ]
write a play to ut It. Took me mos
two hours to write this one
Marie Doro's new song. Say Fay,
is being sung by Hattie Williams and
lanes sBlakely in The Little Cherub.'
This marks Miss Doro's second contrf
I button to this musical play and othei
songs of hers are being given by EdnE
Hicks at the AIdwych theater, Lon
don.
The death or George Clarke one 0
the most prominent actors of the olt
s school. after being in III health for al
most three years. leaves Ada Rehan 8
the sole survivor OF the late AUGUSTA
DAYS original com pal1y. Mr. Clarke
with several other mem bers Of tn
company. stuck BY Daily ~ the latter
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Why 80 out OF the city limits when you can
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BEN WILLIAMS
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OAKLAND
5000

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