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the party. is mistaken for visiting
princes. Julian, the tenor, falls in love
with Oloto. Satakc demands that the
stranger be exterminated, and reports
to the mikado that Kow Tow has sold.
information to the Russians. Imme-
diately the mayor is sentenced to be
tickled to death with ostrich feathers.
Kow Tow discovers that Kidder is not
prince, and throws him into jail. The
death sentence on KoW Tow specified
ostrich feathers, and Kow Tow hurries
away to destroy the only ostrich in
town. Kidder escapes from jail and md
captures the ostrich. He produces the
bird and just as the mayor is tickled
to death, Nikko overhears Orfulitch
and Satake plotting "a conspiracy and
denounces the latter as the real traitor.
simultaneously, the wardrobe mistress
discovers that Satake is her long lost
husband. This unexpected announce
ment brings the story to happy end
ing, with a pretty tune, <Cruisin,g
Home This is the "onlv' piece in
which Mr.. Garlic personally appears,
and which is controlled by the Richard
earle Amusement company: As a con
sequence Mr. earle S large company is
of exceptional prominence.
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tomorrow afternoon, A big treat will
be found in the new speciality act Of
the -Four Roberts, two men and two
women, known as "The Doll-maker's
Dilemma, - musical hodge-podge COM
prising excellent musical selections
with bright comedy. The Roberts are
the head-liners Of the bill, and come
highly recommended from the eastern
circuit. ~ ...~-. -,- -:
Another head liner, which has caught
the fancy Of managers everywhere, is
ma De. Vern, a handsome girl with the
powerful barytone Addison and Liv-
iingston, refined sketch artists, in new
comedy sketch, entitled IA Debut in
Vaudeville are among the best en-
tertainers on the road. Their new We
hicle depicts the laughable experiences
Of tyros in vaudeville and is extremely
funny.
. Bobby Mack, the original comedian
with the eccentric quips and quirks, is
also prominent member of the new
bill. He has improved upon his enter
tanning nonsense of last season and is
said to have the funniest speciality Of
his career. 80 -"
Among the novelty acts, that of
Zenoz, the aerial wonder, is the best.
It is high wire act, combining many
new wrinkles with some rich comedy
business. - - - - -
Herman La Fleur, whose Illustrated
songs are as popular as ever, will have
new songs this week and new series
of high-class motion pictures will be
presented.
The new bill, with all the big acts,
will be presented four times daily thru
out the week. For today's perform.
ances, the bill which ran thru the week
including Falardo, the man who imi
tates brass band, planning mill and
a Salvation Army, will be the at
| traction.
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ORPHEUM-
Modern Vaudeville.

No one need pine for variety In mod
ern vaudeville if he attends the Orphe-
eum theater this week, for the Seventh
street playhouse will present a bill
commencing with the matinee today
which will have about everything from
a burlesque circus to grand opera and
/ from coin and card manipulation to
aerial gymnastics.
K Paul Sanders burlesque: circus, which
heads the bill, is designed to delight
the smaller fry among the -orpheum
Of peasur g"i for M ali Gases ssndor
one of the best of the many German
animal trainers and has developed Il
genuine novelty with his Great Dane
dogs, made up as miniature horses, his
equestrian mannikins and other novel
effects in animal performance. Incl
denta1ly,, Sander: is a skillful ventrilo-
quist and makes the most Of this ac'
scomplish1hent. 49, ~ 81:
A sort of supplementary season of
Brun grand opera trio. Antoinette
LIE Brun, the principal of the LIE Brun
trio, was heard here two: years age
with the Savage English Grand Opera
company, singing with brllliancy such
roles as those Of Airline in " Bohemian
GiEl' and Mic4 4aeh, n ths farmen;
| the leading roles for the Gordon-Shes
Opera company until last season, whel
| he toured the country as soloist witt
/ the famous lines band.
1 James f. Stevens, BARITONE, was alse
/ with the Gordon-Shea Opera compan,
prior, to Joining Mile. LIE Brun and Mr
HUFFMAN. Two scenes. the prison AM
/ duel scenes, of Verdi s !" II Trovatore
are presented by these more than capa
BILE singers, and their reception in Thu
4 music centers of the country has beer
most cordial. Mr.. Stevens is a brothe
! of Hal Stevens. the popular tenor O.
/ the Roosevelt club productions.
! Clifford and Burke, whose blackfac
comedy was 50 much to the liking 0
EOrpheum audiences last season, will re
turn with more Of the same, and sev
eral new songs in which they have bee,
i great favorites this season.
i Stanley and Wilson (Sarah L. Coggs
j we'll will present an act new tot h
i local public, az condensed musical CON
.Ledv called aDer Kapellmeister,5 MI
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full friend and protector who effects a

full friend and protector who effects
rescue. .~.-
ding set of nplications, the play
wright proceeds to the denouement,
which is not accomplished without a
deep plunge into tragedy. But 1t ali
comes out as it should. ..~ = -
Special features have been arranged
for the Wednesday and Saturday mat
inees of this engagement. At the We'd
nesday matinee, the regular midweek
distribution of souvenirs to the ladies
will occur These souvenir matinees
continue to attract large audiences. and
they have become established events
with Bijou patrons. Each person in
attendance during the week will be en-:
titled to a chance on a drawing for a
handsome French pattern hat, on ex-
hibition in the Nicollet avenue show
window at Powers, which will be given
away at the Saturday matinee. Those
who attend the Saturday matinees will
also be given handsome souvenir with
the compliments of Miss Mortimer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
LYCEUM-
"Young Mrs. Wintl1rop.''

Patrons Of the Lyceum will have
rare opportunity this week to witness
a play by the dean Of American dram
Artists, Bronson Howard. The play Sc
lected by Ralph Stuart for his excellent
company is Xxx Young Mrs: Winthrop
the beautiful little domestic drama with
its exquisite lights and shadows. This
finely wrought composition, displaying
the incest shades of meaning and de-
noting the brilliant authors finished
workmanship in every line, will receive
notable presentation at the hands OF
the Ralph Stuart players. With the
cleaT discernment which enables this
or-dramatist to make infallible dis
positions of the parts of play so as
to secure the best artistic results, Mr..
Stuart has submitted the strongest cast
for 'EYoung Mrs. Winthrop which has
ever appeared in the piece in this city.
Evelyn Vaughn, the Lyceum' s new
leading woman, is a young and beautl-
full actress with quiet, alluring per-
sonality, an indefna BILE charm, which
suggests latent strength. She will ap-
pear as Mrs. Winthrop, the wife whose
readiness to believe her husband faith
less furnishes 90 the motive and the
cue for passion >" thruout the drama
Miss Vaughn is in love with the role
anu she DFlIlSS To LIZ q ilCohHCoo etAAe
refinement Of treatment which is alto
gether convincing. -
Ralph Stuart as Douglas Winthrop,
the husband who has permitted BUSH
ness and club life to justify his wife's
suspicious, altho he is an honorable
gentleman, will have a part admirably
suited to his finished methods.a Mr..
Stuart is the ideal actor for an ex-
tended engagement. Possessing in a
wonderful degree that happy faculty
Of giving an audience just sufficient
to prompt a desire for more, yet always
affording gratifying impersonation IN
every role he assumes, he is easily the
foremost actor who has ever appeared
in Minneapolis in connection with a
stock company.
The other .favorites in Mr.. Stuart s
company will be well bestowed in
/" Young Mrs. Winthrop which is a
play worthy Of the highest praise fol-
its purity, truthfulness and sincerity.
! The emotional portions of the play
have been finely conceived, and when
manifested by two such artists as Mr.
Stuart and Miss Vaughn, the highest
artistic results may be expected.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Metropolitan

AsA ~ - - 80 SS>>e
stThe Little Gray Lady," the most
talked Of play in New York this sea-
son, will be seen at the Metropolitan,
May Z, 8 and 9. The company is ex-
actiy the same that helped make this
delightful comedy sensational sue
cess at the Garrick and the Majestic
theaters in the metropolis, being
headed by clever Pauline Freder-
lex and Ola HUMPHREYS and including
such talented players as Stephen Graf
and Charles D. Pitt.
The authors and composers of the
Land Of Nod,' to be presented at
the metropolitan, May 10, IL and Il,
have been unusually generous in the
way Of special features and musical
numbers, as there are no less than thir-
ty introduced during the two acts. Mr..
Howard has composed a beautiful para
phrase of the opera, which is played as
an overture. Owing to the length of
the performance the overture com.
mences at 1907.
Be- One of the. cleverest and funniest
skits seen in modern minstrelsy is
Neil O''Brien IS presentation of a bar.
gain. day in department store with
Lew Dockstader's minstrels. He will
be here with his famous MINISTRIES and
band on May 10, II, Is and 16, at the
Metropolitan.
When .sThe Heir to the Hoorah
comes to the Metropolitan, May II, Is
and 10, patrons of that playhouse will
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BITOU-
ono Mother to Guide Her.

"No Mother to Guide Her."
Lillian Mortimer will be seen at the
Biiou this week, where, supported by
a capable company she will present her
latest ,play,:t' No, Mother to Guide
Her. - This talented authoress-star
has, in this her present vehicle, melo-
drama of great power disclosing story
of wonderful vibrant interest, teening
with emotion and heart throbs, inter
spcrsed with lines of comedy,@4T< i: The
story in brief relates how a young girl,
without a mothers guidance, rs
wronged under promise of marriage.
Her. child is stolen from her after she
has been deserted by the false lover.
The miscreantS fees to country vii
lage, and there while planning to rob
the local bank makes love to a farmer S
daughter Fleeing with, him to the
city was a young man, who has allowed
himself, by associating with the vii
lain. to be regarded as of the same. ilk.
This unfortunate youth also loves the
T farmers daughter, which love is re-
/ turned. The girl visits friends in the
city, is followed there by her sweet
heart and they are married. During
this absence the local bank is robbed.
The ruined girl fees from the city to
escape the sneers and taunts of her as
y AL
/ empoved. She has but one friend, an
almost homeless waif, with the inherent
( instinct which helps her to distinguish
| wrong from right. Thru the aid Of this
! creature of the gutter she finds herself
! in the countryside, and seeks for food
| and shelter at the very house where he1
| betrayer' is lodged, She is taken in
thru the earnest solicitation and pray:
ers of Bunco, her hoydenish protector
and after. having received food anc
drink. she is discovered by the author
of all, her wrongs. Her presence al
this particular moment is disconcertins
to the archfend, as: she, will be in hi:
way to win the hand of the farmer
girl, who he thinks is still unmarried
He has given her. child to a gypsy bag
who, while in a drunken state, zha!
strangled it and if need be this cir
must go the same way. He attempts
to win her by honeyed phrases, but i
compelled to desist at the instance o:
the queer creature who has been TIN
girl s protector in the tramp from TIL
city. She draws a revolver and threat
ems his life, but her efforts are Of NJ
avail as one of the villain s accomplish
+ fells the brave girl with "a slingshot
The girl is carried away to the camp o
the gypsies, and is placed under the in
Auence Of drug, but before harm cal
j come to her she is found by her faith
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and .diverting specialties, ! but give
two-act comedy called "The Wise
Guy.' Edmund Hayes, who plays the,
principal role in this entertaining piece,
has been on the boards for many years
and is extremely popular. The. oilo of
the Brigadiers is SO much out Of the
ordinary that it would be unfair to de-
scribe every turn at length; suffice to
say, they vary from acrobatic acts to
capable. bits of amusement. Feminine
beauty dominates turnout; the costumes
have been designed and selected with
rare good taste and are expensive. The
light and stage effects are novel and
the scenery is entirely new.
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DEWEY
Oz Wv - \ 7------- - y
sThe Wise Guy y

A good deal Of unalloyed pleasure can
be derived by paying a visit to the
Dewey, where the Brigadier Burles-,
of funmakers who know how to make.
use Of their exceptional talents. They
offer not only a number of original
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

Stanley appearing as the German music
man and Miss Wilson as soprano Of
This unusually alluring bill will be
Completed by the aaintiest girl act in
vaudeville, produced by Patrice, Lynn
and Fay; Allan Shaw, premier coin and
card ;manipulator;. the Ward trio, aerial
gy1nnasts, introducing the human
bridge, and the kinodrome tale. Of how
"Nobody Works Life Father.'
& Nobody Works Like Father.''
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be introduced to the Brobdingnag ian,
father Of all cradles.' This massive
article Of household furniture is, as it
is described in the play, "hewn from
the, trunk. of q giant redwood tree.
one pieee.'' To. get this wonderful
cradle into the house, so that it may be
presented to "The Heir to the Hoorah :"
by his father IS, friends. requires the
use of block and fall and the best eff,
forts Of eight husky stage hands.
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UNIQUE
Polite Vaudeville.

Abundant entertainment for every
sular priced vaudeville acts which will
be presented at the UNIQUE this week,
commencing with matinee performances
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"The Mayor OF, Toxic. %

The press and the public have most
Enthusiastically stamped with their ap-
roval '"!The Mayor of Tokio,,' Rich
I'd Carle's farcical opera which will
e seen at the, Metropolitan for three
ghts beginning Thursday evening,
lay g., with popular priced matinee
aturday.. ....,--. 49,.
In 1.-THE Mayor of TOXIC Mr..
arle has gotten together, an excep-
onally talented company of ninety
ersons; in fact, the. player-play-
right s present support displays the
ost evenly balanced cast that theater
re in a long while. The piece is a
hmpromise between musical comedy.
IF BY .reason' of its clever lyrics, an'l
Sceptional music. It partakes of the
iture of the former, but = happily
;capes the vacuity Of this form Of
Esic. -
The first act of the opera opens in
-he public garden situated in Toxic, at
ne present time. General Satake, a
9panese- traitor, has, conspired with
asquerading as cook, to sell Japan
C war plans to the Russian govern
ent, and then elope. with Oloto, the
farming daughter of Kow Tow, the
ayor of Toxic. Oloto refuses to marry
ltclsc. who is an old man. Kow Tow
- IS the habit of talking in his sleep.
ttaEc convinces Kow Tow that the
tier has thus betrayed important Sc
cts of the. Japanese government. and
,reatens to inform the mikado unless
le mayor insists upon the maria &c
1ortlys afterwards, Marcus Orlando
idder, a Yankee comic opera impress
10, arrives in Toxic with the rem.
lnts of his theatrical organization and
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Orpheunn-

The closing week of the Orpheum
theater's second season will find Foy &
Clarke, two tremendously entertaining
comedians, holding the top-line position
in a Snarine travesty, !" A Modern
sketch. Ferguson and Passmore, singers
Continued ON Page 3, This section.)
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Biol

"When the World Sleeps the latest
of scenic sensations, which comes to
the Biiou for one week, following Lii
liam Mortimer in "No Mother to Guide
Her, is spoken of as play and pro-
duction with many startling surprises
and contains much that pleases the
lover Of melodramatic sensations.
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METROPOLITAN "
Mary, Mary, Quite Con-
traTy.

Henrietta Crosman name spells
ppearance at the metropolitan tomor-
ow night will open an engagement that
ill rank among the season s most in
aresting offerings. She will be at the
Metropolitan Monday, Tuesday and
nightf and da1 for We Mne7
larv, Quite Contrary,' a mod
IN comedy in which she has more than
ustained her reputation as the clever
st coincidence of the present genera
ion. She is most kindly remembered
distinct impression. in seMistress
,ell'' and "Nance OMfeld'' and
MaueIine.'' It is certain that her re-
urn will stir wide interest among the
II patrons Of all classes.
"Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, is a
lodern comedy in which Miss Cross
ian has scored enc of the seasons suc-
esses. The character she portravs is
f a wealthy, fashionable young wo-
ian, a member of New York s exclu-
i've set, who calls herself a spinster,
nd from having received much atten-
on from men without having felt a re-
lat her heart is beyond reach. Strong
this belief she undertakes to rid her
riend, Mrs. Horace Befmere of her4old;
me admirer Herbert Danvers: Interest
lg complications ensue and it is only
hen Mary and Danvers find they love
ach other that the atmosphere is
leared. The company is of uncommon
;rength as show by the names of its
embers. The cast includes Boyd Put
am as Herbert Danvers, Addison Pitt
Horace Belmore, William Herbert as
rofessor Brown, Joseph H. rGraybill as
Icy, Dallas Tyler as Mrs. Belmore
larry .Hungerford as Violet Merivale
ate Jepson as Mrs. Manders and Alice
utler as Miss Dorothy Brown.
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A good love story is the backbone of
successful play, and the author of
"The Burglars Daughter, which
comes to the Bijou soon, is said to have
written one of the strongest and sweet
est love stories ever seen in melodrama.
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GLOW Baxter Butted In new
comedy drama by Owen Davis, which
has been meeting with considerable sue
cess this season, will be seen at the
Biiou. 1t is under the direction of the
Well.known' theatrical firm Of Vance &
Sullivan
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An event Of Importance to Bijou pa
,trous will be the engagement of Vir-
ginia Drew Prescott in "When Knight
hood Was in Flower
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"My Wife s Family" breezy and
up-to-date musical farce, is among the
Bijou bookings. :
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Debutante Announcements


Miss Mary Souherland daughter of Commander and Mrs W.
H. H. Southeanu; luncheon for the debutantes November H.
Mrs Joseph Crawford luncheon on November 70 in the
Chevy Chase Club for her dbuane daughter Miss Car1 Caw
ford
Mrs William Croghan Denny luncheon in honor of Miss
Esther P. Denny, her niece, November D.
Mrs Henry Wells tea on November p for her debutante
daughter, Miss Laura Wells
Mrs T. L Tanner luncheon November "a for her daughter
Miss Rujh's debutante contemporaries.
Mrs James Morgan tea for her debutante doughter Miss
Frederica Morgan November a.
Mrs Tien Cofey tea granddaughter introduction
to society, on November 27
Mrs Leu wife of Capt Eugene H. C. Leutze, comnandan
the Washington Navy Yard debuante luncheon November
80 for her debutante daughter, Miss Marion
Mrs Alexander Magruder debuante December for
her daughter, Miss Isabelle Magruder
MIS- Harrison H. Dodge tea the afternoon OF December
for her daughter Miss MoIe Dodge.
Mrs Hatfield, wife of Colonel Hatfield commanding Fort
Myer for her daughter Miss Helen Hatfield December T.
Mrs. symons. wife of Col | w symOns, U S A. tea to in
troduce daughter Miss Margarea symon on December TO-
Mrs E E Hastings, tea on December H. to present her
daughter Miss Edgarina Hastings
Mrs John R. Mclean dane on December IS in honor of
Miss Evelyn Chew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Chew
Mrs Lester A. Barr tea on December 27 to present her
daughter Miss Magree Barr
Mrs. Cabaugh, wife of Justice H. NJ Cabaugh dance n
Rauhers present their daughter Miss Katherine CAhaugh on
December y.
Mrs. Auck Palmer and Miss Palmer afternoon in the Aibi
Club on December 4 in honor of Miss Katherine Cabaugh
The Washington times., 1906-11-11


Robinson Clancy Wednesday. Noven-
her "a. in the home OF the brides par
ents in KaIoraraa ssyenee.
MISS Anna Cora Bright and Edgar
6. Macdonald. of Plains. Va. will be
married Wednesday. November Il. The
ceremony viii be attended only by the
members Of the family. and VIII be
followed by a reception,
The engagement Is announced OF Miss
Lily Todd Woodard, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence a. Woodard. to
Philip Nelson. OF Warrenton. Va The
wedding viii take place Wednesday In
Norfolk.
Cards have been received here for
the wedding If Miss Ger rude Chnas.
daughter OF ar. and AIRS Harvey
Childs, jr, ard Charles A. Foster, son
Of Senator Addison q. Foster Of Ia
coma. Wash.
The wedding viii take place Thursday Y
at 8 o'clock in St. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church. Oakland. Pa.
Miss Eunice Terry and Eugene Hale,
ir., son of Senator and Mrs. Hale.
of Maine. viii be married Thursday in
the home OF the brides parents. the
Rev. and Mrs. Roderick Terry. in New
York city.
The ceremony Will be performed by
The Washington times., 1906-11-11

Irving strasburger. OF New York city;
Harry ". Hahn. Stanley c. Auerbacil,
and Milton Strasburger.
After being delightfully entertained
by friends i'm this city. Mrs Aaron
EiTkenwald and son. Sylvan. who were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ New
myer, have returned to their home.
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Weddings

Miss Mary Katherine Evans. daugh-
ter OF George W Evans. and Richard
James Watkins viii be married Wednes-
day. November Il. at the home OF the
brides father. Mrs. William o. Bald
win and Miss Marion Evans. sisters OF
the bride. VIII he her attendants. and
Charles Reach will act as best man for
Mr. Watkins. only the immediate rela-
tives OF the bride and bridegroom will
attend the ceremony
The marriage OF Miss Carrie Lee
Slaughter, daughter of Mrs. p
Slaughter and tie Rev. James Eli son
Daniel will take place Wednesdav, No
vember u. in the home Of the brides
mother, Ashland, Va.
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss Lenora Courts, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs James L. Counts, 20 Alfred
The Washington times., 1906-11-11

What promises 10 be a very pretty
wedding viii take place tomorrow even
ing at O'Clock al Rauscher's wnen
Miss Helen Luchs. daughter Of Mrs.
Julia Luchs. win be married 10 SyI-
van Bensinger, of this city. BY RABBI
Louis Stern and Pabbi Abram Simon.
OF the Eighth Street Temple Miss
Iuchs viii IL" attended by her cousin.
Miss Zella BayesdOrfer. OF Philadel-
phia. while The groom has for his best
man Henry Goldschmidt, OF Altoona.
Pa. The ushers Will be Eugene Luchs.
Of New York city. Gilbert Bensinger.