Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-30

young musician Helmar and naturally the yfall in love with each other. She, however, intends to keep this a secret from her guardian until conditions change. for she is aware that he is de- termined that she shall marry his guest, Sylvester Hargraye, young Englishman In reality HarSrave IS Lord Kildare. but Miss Fielding is the music lesson has been finished, Rawker and Hargrave come to the cottage in an automobile to take Clo- ris home. Helmar is introduced to them and Rawker, who wishes to pose 1 as a modern Maecenas, becomes ln- terested in the young musician and promises tc help him. During the vls- ] it Giant also enters the room and thinks that he recognizes in Rawker the man who stole his sweetheart many years ago. Imbued with that thought, he seeks and obtains posi- i ton in the household of Rawker as servant.
 Events progress swiftly ill the sec ond act, which takes place few months later in Jordan Rawker's mag nificent city residence. Rawker has decide dto give a most elaborate sub scription concert ever given ill New York with the idea of endowing school of music. He has engaged the greatest singers at unheard of prices and he has also decided that Helmar shall make his debut as a violin solo, 1 ist at this concert. He has not for gotten, in the midst of his prepara- tions, to urge his ward to accept the 1 hand of Hargrave. In the meantime ] he has also impressed upon Hargraye Uord Kildare the importance of pressing his suit. Like many other rich Americans, he wants his ward ] to marry title and is willing to pay liberally for it. During his conversa- tion he tells Hargrave how easily man could make fortune in Wall street if he only had a few sure tips and, without thinking that Hargravs would know enough to utilize the in- uable tips. Helmar is summoned to play for the director of the concert and he reports to Rawker that the young man would do for roof gar den but not to play with great artists. Rawker, who is thoroughly selfish, rather than to jeopardize his concert tells Helmar that he cannot play. <, During all this time Helmar and Clo- ris have fallen even more deeply in love with each other and he realizes what blow it will be to her if he fails of this opportunity to establish himself as great artist. He has dis covered that Gianti is determined to kill Rawker because he had stolen his sweetheart from him and he has also found conclusive proofs that he, him. self, is Rawker's son and that his mother had been basely deserted. IGoaded by these thoughts he demands of Rawker that he be permitted to play.
 In Presenting the Italian Boys FL lbert Poland and Dominick Astrello, were never before more pleased with a nights entertainment. This is the 3second season that the Rice Bureau have booked this company. and they hay found it one of the most success iful on their entire list of first class distractions, and in addition to what the company has been heretofore. they have closed contract with Dominick ,Astrello, the Famous Boy Harpist, who will assist the company in every concert this season. This is one in- strument that nearly every one loves to hear and Master Astrello is com plete master of his instrument.
 Ebert Poland, the great Boston Hu- morist, is one of the foremost ill America and he will be found fully capable to completely fill the bill for the funny side of the entertainment. Everybody who comes to Elks theater Thursday night, January 3, at eight o'clock sharp, when the curtain posi- lively will rise will have the blues
 or anything else unpleasant driven far from them for many months to come
 Following are a few newspaper clippings:
 Boston Mass.-The Italian Boy .; and Ebert Poland was one of the best attractions this club has listened to for many years.-W l.. Terhune
 President Colonial Club.
 Rochester, x. Y.-One of the best
 entertainments ever given in this city.-Rochester Democrat and Chron-