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Copper Notes.

The consumption of copper in this
country today is at the rate of g..
10000 pounds per month, against less
than 5O,OOO,OOO pounds during the
year 1905.
1t is stated in report from Ely,
Nevada, that the Cumberland-Ely
properties are to be consolidated
with those of the Nevada Consoli.
dated Company. The Guggenheims
control both companies, their larger
ownership being in Cumberland Ely,
in which they own 50 per cent. OF
the outstanding 100000 shares of
stock.
1t is stated that the Central Elec-
trio Company is consuming copper at
the rate of nearly one hundred mil
lion pounds year. It's needs last
year did not exceed sixty million
pounds.
The output of the Mt. Lyell Cop
per Company, Australia, for the year
ended March 30, was 1875, 1920
pounds. The profits for the year are
stated at over 81, ,22O, 900.
The June output of the Arizona
Copper Co., Clifton, Arizona, amount
ed to $4,000 pounds.
The Franklin Mining Co., Michigan,
has received a bid of 1Ss cents a
pound for 100000 pounds of copper
for delivery in August. The offer
was refuSed as the -OmDanv has al
ready sold its next months output.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

The following residents of Arizona
were guests at the Hollenbeck Hotel,
Los Angeles, recently: E. w. Spiers,
A. L. Manahan, Mrs. S. W. Clawson,
Spencer w. Clawson, Mrs. R. Dun
can, Maurice Dean and wife, Abe
Shimp, Mrs. C. w. Cougill, Mrs. A.
L. Manahan, L. C. Gonzales, f. c.
Cory, w. A. Schwartz, w. E. Bailey,
Bisbee; S. w. Purcell, w. F. ELS
worth, S. Carl Williams and wife,
Tucson; Mrs. L. Pritchard, Naco;
Grace B. Lowry, Tombstone; Chas.
L. Connell, Douglas.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

The Big Lead Mining & Smelling
company are preparing to erect
their 5O-ton concentrating plant at
their mines near Kelvin. The ma
chinery is all on the ground and by
September Is, the company will be
shipping concentrates.-Blade.
The copper era., 1906-08-16
Eczema.

For the good of those suffering
with eczema or other such trouble, 1
wish to say, my wife had something
of that kind and after using the
doctors remedies for some time con-
cluded to try Chamberlain's Salver
and it proved to be better than any
hing she had tried. For sale by all
Druggist.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

the voting strength of New Mexico
while having three times the assessed
valuation is sufficient to defeat joint
ure even though there were not
other and as good arguments against
the proposed political union OF the
two territories.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

Speaking of the wonderful richness
of some of the country south of Doug
las and across the Mexican line, a
correspondent of the Albuquerque
Journal cites the case of the Ell Tigre
mine, located 30 miles from Ysabel,
and reached by one of the worst
trails in the world. This property,
with less than 500 feet of workings,
sold as gold mine for $625, 900, prob
ably the largest price ever paid for
an undeveloped prospect; and events
have proved it to be the cheapest
nine ever purchased. Losing its
value as a gold mine as depth of
shaft increased, it increased its sill
yer bearing ore until at 1000 feet a
solid body of ore bearing 1000 to 300
ounces of silver, an ounce and half
of gold and 8 per cent copper, was
struck. ''A body of ore, since block
ed out will keep all the men who
could possibly work in the space
provided, digging in three shifts
night and day, busy for fifty years
before they could exhaust what ore
is in sight
The copper era., 1906-08-16

The receipts of ore at the Hum
boldt smelter are in excess of the
present capacity of the plant. How
ever, the blast furnace is being
rushed to completion, and within
ninety days the capacity will be
greatly increased.
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Coronado Railroad.

Passenger Service.-In effect Jan. 10, 1905.
Train No. l leaves Clifton 40 a. m: Long
fellow g. 10 a. m >; arrv ctcalf Is a m. NO.Y
leaves Clifton 5 As p. m; Longfellow 4.lOp NJ.
arrive Metcalf 4 25 p. m.
Train No. 2. leaves Metcalf $50 a. m: Long
fellow 910 a. m; arrives Clifton g. so m. No.
leaves Metcalf4 4 As p. m, Longfellow 500 p. n
arrives Clifton $50 p.
GEO WAGsTAFF, Supt
ALEX. AEITcH. Gen'l Manager.
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Our market is always open for in
spectiOn. Courteous treatment and
good meats. Clifton meat and colp
storage company.
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The Mowry company's concentra-
ting plant at Patagonia is being in
creased by the installation of new
tables, and the output will be
materially aupmented
The copper era., 1906-08-16

The Tip Top mine, in the Helvetia
district, is making heavier shipments
of ore this year than ever before.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

Jake Rigler, a Bisbee miner, was
instantly killed by falling 200 feet in
the Shattuck-Arizona.
The copper era., 1906-08-16

The Gladstone and McCabe mines
are making up their record for pro-
duction, regular shipments of two
carloads of ore a day being made.
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GEO. CARLTON,
Clerk, Board of Supervisors.
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Quarterly Report Of the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors.

The following is list OF all claims allowed
and paid for the Second Quarter ending July
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at the National Theater. The author.
Louis Evan Shipman, is well known in
Washington, and for that reason an au-
dience particularly representative for this
time of the year~may be expected. ON
Parole" is comedy drama in four acts;
the action of the play takes place at and
around the Pinckney mansion in Virginia,
and the period is the last year preceding
the surrender of the army of northern
Virginia. Constance Pinckney, young
southern girl carrying dispatches be
tween the two branches of the confeier-
ate army, is surprised and chased by MAJ.
Dale. chief of the Intelligence service of
the Federal army. She takes refuge in Il
mountain hut and quickly changes her
riding habit for the calico dress of the
mountain girl, and when the Yankees ar
rive under Dale sne is discovered baking
corn bread. She succeeds in misleading
Dale and sends him off on the wron:,
read. A true story that is we'll supplied
with martial incidents well as strong
love interest is developed. The last act is
at Pinckney Place year later. The war
is over, but no news of ii has reached the
home, when a wearied confederate SOL
der, begging for food, tells the story.
Constance endeavors to keep the news
from her father. but 1t is impossible In
addition his son is missing. A few min
utes later Capt Bob Pinckney, travel
stained and wounded. appears supported
by Dale, who has rescued lis one-time
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Chase's Theate-.

Houdini, "handcuf king and prison
breaker" will be at Chase's this week.
Houdini promises escapes from nailed and
roped packing boxes, iron bound and pad
locked wicker hampers, corded hogsheads.
strapped and ironed trunks, steel prisoners
stocks, padlocked straight jackets and
many other formidable contrivances for the
safeguarding of dangerous characters. Tests
of Houdini's power quite as difficult and
conclusive as those made elsewhere have
been provided for during his apI earances
here and it is promised by the manage
ment that at every performance during the
coming week Houdin will accomplish the
defeat of some sensational challenge, unless
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distinction of being the first performer to
have accomplished the feat out of all the
bicycle riders who have played at the park
this season. His act will take place every
afternoon and evening. Nine. Zingarella
will remain for another week on the Hip
podrome stage, giving her sensational
spiral tower act. Her clever toe balancing
and other marvellous accomplishments
while over eighty feet above the heads OF
the audience have placed her in the front
rank of aerial artists
The new Greater Washington Band
will open with a grand sacred concert this
afternoon and evening. Thursday evening
will be known as Italian Night" when
many of TIE musical gems from sunny
Italy will be offered. Friday evening Will
be Rag time night and will include moth
ing but popular and up-to-date selections.
1.-The Musicians Strike which has ere
ated considerable comment during the past
week, will be repeated several times dur
ing this week
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Academy of Music.

Queen of the Highbinders' will be at
the Academy this week. The theme of the
play is drawn, in a measure, from the ac-
tual plottings of notorious Chinese secret
society known as the Highbinders. This
band is headed by a white woman named
Bettina Otis. who is looked upon as the
Highbinders' queen There are Twelve
scenes in all: Dreamland, Coney Island by
night: Pell street den: interior of typi-
cal New York police station on the lower
East side, the exercise yard at Sing Sing;
Pleasure pier at the foot of 10th street,
Hudson river. New York; Kai longs den
in New York's Chinatown. showing an I'M
foreground passage and the torture cham
Der, and the lonely house by the Golden
cate Frisco. with the human staircase"
scene.
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Luna Park,

Luna Park will enter upon Its sixteenth
successful week this afternoon. For the
first time since the opening of the big re-
sort a double outdoor free attraction has
been announced 1t will be the appearance
of Master Harry Rector on his unique uni
cycle and the second weeks engagement of
Nine. Zingarella.
The Rector lad will make a thrilling ride
down the 260-foot incline Of the "Shoot-the-
Chutes," and on reaching the abrupt ter
minal at the waters edge will take head
long dive into the lagoon. The boy is only
seventeen years of age, and will have the
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Majestic Theater.

Painting the Town is the name OF the
new musical play which comes to the Ma
jestic this week. 1t is jolly combination
of opera, comedy, spectacle, ballet and PAN
tomime. and has an unusually large display
of costumes and scenery, startling mechap-
ical features and electric effects. The music
is new and original, having been especially
composed for the piece. An ensemble num-
Der depicts In pantomime dance and song
the arrival of groups of emsrants of all
nations in this country These emigrants
wear the national dress of their various
countries. A concerted railroad number is
a musical novelty, and in the second act
occurs travesty on grand opera.
Special attention has been given to the
arrangements Of the ballots, this portion Of
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Columbia Theater.

George Primrose and his company come
to the Columbia Theatcr tomorrow even
ing for a weeks engagement. The list of
entertainers will include George Primrose,
graceful and artistic dancing; Emile Su-
beers, singer and comedian; Eddie Mazier.
black-face comedian; Eddie Koran, eccen-
trio black-face comedian: VIII West, the
Georgia Sunflower; the Bailey Brothers, In
a dancing turn. and Corners and Smith, i'm
personators of plantation darkes. The
vocal department will contain Charles
Reinhart, Clarence Marks David Irwin,
Ed Chapel. Richard Reid William Oak
land, George Kellogg and a chorus OF
twenty trained voices; also an operate or
chestra of talented musicians. 1.dded to
this is a scenic environment and spectac-
ular representation of actual scenes in the
south
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Belasco Theater.

Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller. in
1.-THE Great Divide" by William Vaughn
Moody, will open the season at the Belascc
on Monday next. There are two excep-
tionally strong roles IN The Great Divide.
The original plan was for Miss Angiin to
star alone in The Great Divide Mr.. Mil
Ter, of course, staging the play, as he did
Miss Angin's great success Zira," last
season. But as rehearsals progressed the
strength Of the role opposite Miss Anglin
become more apparent. and Mr.. Miller de-
southern Arizona and in Massachusetts
Among those playing prominent parts are
Miss Laura Hope Crews. Mrs. Thomas
Whiffen, Charles Wyngate. Charles Gott-
Frederick Moore. Leon Roberts, Wilton
Taylor and Bertram Harrison.
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Iyceun.

Williams Ideals will be the attraction
at the New Lyceum Theater for the week
commencing Monday, beginning with mat
inee tomorrow. The show will present
new two-act musical comedy entitled THE
Other Fellow" The following people will
present the vaudeville portion of the enter
tainment Frank O'Brien the tramp come
dian; Clayton Frye and Mable Johnson in a
character sketch; Katherine klare, Singer;
Ali and Peyser, acropa tic comedians; Misses
Hilton and Jeff. singers and dancers, and
The International Trio.
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Jim," will soon appear in a play of mod
ern English life entitled John Hudson's
Wife
Fiske O'Hara, the Irish singing comedian.
Is to star again in Mr.. Barney From Ire
| land"
Frank Campeau, who created the part
of Trampas in The Virglnian" is playing
that part again this season.
Fanny Ward is to create the principal
part in Hartley Manners new play "A Mar
| rage of Reason
Charles Richmond is to be starred by the
Will ]. Block Amusement Company III
1.-The Senator's Vindcation."
Blanche Walsh is to begin her road tour
| in THE Kreutzer Sonata" in Philadelphia
about the middle of the month.
The original English Pony Ballet will
appear with Blanche Ring in Miss Dolly
Dollars.
Nat Goodwin opens his season next week
in The Genius in Louisville. Edna Good
rich is to be his leading woman.
Virginia Glyndon has been engaged for
the role originally created by Elsie Janis
In the No. Vanderbilt Cup next month.
This is to be the last season Of THE
Virginian," with Dustin Farnum in the
title role.
The dramatization by Claiming Pollock
of the Castles novel, The Secret Orchard, I"
is to be produced early in November.
Ellis Jeffrey's new play, The Dear I'm
fair Sex" is spoken of as another variant
of THE Tanning of the Shrew."
Percy Haswell is to be in the cast Of
THE Measure of Man." which is to be
produced in Philadelphia the first Of Oc-
tober.
Lillian Russells new comedy, "Barbara's
on Francis de Crositte's lie Bonheur Mes
dames.'
Ida Conquest, who is now playing in The
Judge and the jury" is to be leading lady
with Kyrle Bellew in his production of
"Brigadier Gerard
. The House OF Mrth" in it's dramatized
form is to have it's first production in De-
troit next week. Fay Davis will play the
principal part.
H. B. Warner, the son of Charles War
ner Reuben Fax, Hassard Short and Ada
Dwyer have been engaged for Eleanor
Robson's company.
1t is announced that Yvette Guilbert is to
appear on the London stage in an adapta-
ton of George Moore's novel, Esther
Waters"
Edith Crane has been engaged for the
role of Judith the principal feminine char
acter In Marie Coreli's scriptural play,
"Barabbas"
At the conclusion of her American tour
In Peter Pam" Maude Adams is to go to
England, where she is to appear in a new
play by Barrie.
Mr. George E. Gill, resident manager Of
Luna Park will likely be chosen by Mr..
Frederick Ingersoll to manage the new
Luna ParA in the City of Mexico. 1t Is
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enemy and brought him back home. The
misunderstanding between Constance and
Dale is cleared up and their coming to-
gether symbolizes the inevitable reunion
between the north and south. The cast
includes Francis X. Conlan, Thos. , jack
son. Charlotte Walker, Vincent SerraHn,
Frederick Forester, Frank E. Aiken,
Alethea Luce, Helen Graham, Howard
Pembroke, Scott Cooper, Fay Wheeler
and Morgan Conan.
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"The Heir to the Hoorah."

''The Heir to the Hoorah'' comes to the
Columbia next week. The play deals with
the humorous side O. life among miners
and cowboys. There is also pathos in the
quaint story of a god mine and baby
the one the root of all the trouble and the
other the means of its effacement.
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the production being under the personal d.
rectlon of Aurelia COCOA, the European
"maitre de ballet who will produce his
latest Terpsichorean creation, La Danse
des Harlequines.''. Among the artists en-
gagged for this company are John F. Leon
ard and Will Halliday. Irish comedians;
Maize King. comedienne and premier
dancer; Edith w. Lowe, prima donna;
Almon Knowles Louise Sanford. Claude
Lightner. European troupe of dancers, and
q large male and female chorus.
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WAll-of-a-Sudden Peggy.

For the week of Monday, September a.
the National Theater offers Miss Henrietta
Crosman in her new play 'All-of-a-Sudden
Peggy" which created most favorable
impression when presented at the Duke OF
York Theater London. In this comedy
Miss Crosman portrays the character Of
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Morris Vaudeville Stars.

The attraction for the week of Sep
TENDER "a at the Belasco Theater will
consist of William Morris European
and American vaudeville stars from Ham
merstein's Theater of Varieties, New York.
headed by Karnos' English company in "A
Night In London Music Hail." Josephine
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he encounters something more dlfhcult than
he has ever before experienced. Carleton
Macy Maud Hall and company Will exploit
their new rural comedy success entitled
THE Maybe and the Jay" The four Fords,
the greatest choregraphists in vaudeville
will introduce their original novelty, ne
Dancing Carnival" Harry Burgoyne, an
English character comedian of the order OF
Chevalier, will be presented. Mile. Nad1e
will do her astonishing aerial flight. Lucy
and Lucier are offered in the foois Er-
rand" Kimball and Lewis will give
clownish comedy and the motion pictures
will show the twelve scenes entitled "A 100
m 1 Shot "
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Peggy O'Mara an impulsive. high-tempered
girl with spirit of independence which re-
bells at a scheme to have her marry book
ish, scentifically-inclined lord. The comedy
element is made most pronounced when
Peggy, in order to escape the marriage,
leads her mother to believe that she has
eloped with the younger brother, and this
entices her parent to marry the man him.
self. al the time thinking that Peggy is
lost to him.
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1.-THE Girl Rallies ,

1.-The Girl Raffies.'' musical melodrama
in four acts written by Charles E. Blaney
to suit the varied accomplishments of Miss
Cecil Spooner, comes to the Academy for
the week commencing Monday, September
"a.
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Out of the Running.

From the Baltimore American.
why do you think that magazine Is
not up-to-date?"
Because it uses so much purely reading
matter before you get to the automobile
ads"
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Mayer's Sunday Concerts.

Beginning Sunday night, September %,
A. c. Mayer will present motion pictures
and vaudeville every Sunday night at the
Majestic Theater
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l.The Hall Rom Rows -

1.-The Hall Room Boys" new musical
farce, will be the attraction at the Majestic
Theater week beginning September "a.
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Lillian Russell is to give the openin
performance of her new play, Barbara
Millions" at Grand Rapids this week. TIL
comedy is by Paul NJ. Potter and its scene
are laid in the Swiss Alps.
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Charles Dillingham; is having a new comic
opera written called THE Mascot Of the
Troop" The opera is to be used for FRITZ
Scheff next season.
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George Carson is to be starred under the
management of Frank NJ. Eldridge and
Charles NJ. Meakin in The Morning After,
farce comedy by w. A. Tremayne and
Irving l.. l.. Hall.
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Playhouse Paragraphs

Maude Raymond is going into vaude-
vile.
Josie Sadler is to have a comedy charac-
ter role in The Jungle"
Katie Barry is to be featured in The
Other Locket," with John Slavin this sea-
son.
Katherine Mulkin is taking the part for
merly filled by Laura Hope Crews in
Brown of Harvard"
Paul Armstrong; new play, Sierra" is
not to be produced by Nat Goodwin until
late next spring. e
George Lawrence has been engaged for
the role of Blanche Daley, the vaudeville
actress in The Galloper."
Adele Rafter has been engaged for the
role of the Jack of Hearts in The Land
of Nod
Hilda Spong, who is now playing in Lady
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Anna Buckley. now in Marie Cahill'
company, is to make tour of Ireland mex
season under the management of DAME
v. Arthur in one Of Dion BouciSault'
comedies.
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Coming Attractions
New National Theater.

More thar the usual interest is mani
tested regarding the production on Mon
day evening of the war play "On Parole
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A. G. Poulton has been engaged for the
role of Napoleon with Kyrle Bellew in
"Brigadier Gerard, which is to be pro-
duced in Chicago next month.
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While in Norway during the summer
Wright Lorimer purchased the fittings in a
Norwegian photograph gallery for use In
the coming production of THE Wild
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Foreign Stage Gossip

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LONDON, September s. 1906.
VIII Arthur Bourehier succeed in revo-
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said that the new pleasure resort will be
open ten months in the year.
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Cohan and company, Ed. ,BiondeI and COM
pany, Fred. Niblo, Prindamore and others.
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At the conclusion of her American tour
in Peter Pan," Maude Adams is to go to
England, where she is to appear in new
play by Barrie.
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1t is announced that Yvette Guilbert is to
appear on the London stage in an adapta-
ton of George Moore's novel, Esther
Waters"
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Edith Crane has been engaged for the
role of Judith the principal feminine char
acter In Marie Corelli's scriptural play,
"Barabbas"
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H B. Warner, the son of Charles War
ner, Reuben Fax, Hassard Short and Ada
Dwyer have been engaged for Eleanor
Robson's company.
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Mr. George E. Gill. resident manager of
Luna Park will likely be chosen by Mr..
Frederick Ingersoll to manage the new
Luna Para in the City of Mexico. 1t Is
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Josie Sadler is to have a comedy chara
ter role in The Jungle"
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Maude Raymond is going into vaud
willie
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Katie Barry is to be featured in The
Other Locket,' with John Slavin this sea-
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darcy of the Guards" which was
written for Henry Miller by Louis Evan
Shipman, author of ION Parole" has been
accepted by the London actor. George Alex
ander. and will shortly be produced at his
st. James Theater, in the West End. ''On
Parole was given copyright performance
in London last week under the supervision
of Frank Mills, leading man for Olga Meth
ersole when she visits this country.
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THE House OF Mirth" in it's affixed
form is to have it's first production In De-
troit next week. Fay Davis will play the
principal part