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New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

s: o% 49 E sss SS %1y
S Ps5 % s rs 81 90 Ss ss &C., s69 6 1S estlln lanh ID
bulk per $50 no 81 29gs1 50 do per b6 or sack 81 %
foAToEs bb 81 sgs3 2 40 per . oasGss se4
Ts Fer s;. ssn& 81 & BsF suPSR U a 1 Ro9Ts srSy
a 40 o baFsha as"s & PsF & ag Ssl s: ss Ss
b6 q 2@s 5o & % Twashe ss & b 40 Ss Danish ss
si5SsS sSss sSgssS s. ssfiS SfgMBhss Esas
aa sho e s 8F o 0H e $3.50 g. d 10 PPS Pns cut pl a
So Sc CEIERY state and western per dozen I5aooc do
caf9Enia case q 5o9so Cc9RY co & NsT 95lGsns Sn
orleans bbl 81 5CQs$ DO French per dozen g. EN-
o P5E % 6ssiaa PsE n ao per aFs Sb S Soess
KALE. Norfolk per Obl 5os75G KoHIaRABI III AZ. New O.
per- pei l5lT box, 50 50; hETTrcE Sqw Orleans per Dbl
tS a7Sna % 1ses a sF do No9fo 5ocs o1os
nsceGt E & and an a aS s. W@ per PEI n Se s ng 20 red d
yellow per bag 75cdS1 % do ana Western whiss
e 6 GFfsG baE sjTi pF 15 % 81 2Sas1 @ M Do sots
SEA- 10 pGS Cuban BAN 81 SoS3 So PEAS Florida per basket
s5s8 DO California per fiat box 81 PEPPERS M F9rss e la
il 80: PARs1EY New orleans curly ana plain per 100
fqnShss $saTl M 30 Sp DO 5de sTada B BIS RSs
&s5e % M aG sHn. SsT orani pr Ss PEI lSS 5 d
per basket 81 S2 5 DC s EsTgd @ v PfF SoT a q F ss
ida green per basket crate = 5Oasa do wax segs
q4sd dS florida HaSs aeS per 9 BASKET sigss
"a 50 az West indies 81 6Ods2 so; do California. psr
fnt hoy sfsT 20. TJrSIFS Canada, rutabasa, bbl
sOG9Oc do Jersey Long Island rutabaga estc; DO
nearby white per Dbl. T5clS1 20; WATERCE4ESS, per
100 punches. S19S1 30.
HAY AND sTRAw-EAY--In the large and mixed
trading of the time gets fair share OF attention.
sufficient maintain the late run Of prices Prime
moment t Is rather n would
be If here quotation. There is however. a good ran
Of hay 70 suit fairly steady average inquiry We
as1 10; No : 95cQsl shipping. S9e0oi clover mixed
With good winter demand at 6G65e 100 10 Receipts
Of hay and straw. in tons reported az the Proeaoe ES
Frie 800; Pennsylvania, so; Delaware. Lankawanrs. &
I;asa-r 20. Baltimore & Ohio Central OF New Jer-
sew 0o river boats. 40; total. $50 toms Receipts OF
straw 10 tons.
roledo Dec s-CI4oyERsEED-Cash. 81 27,, Do
cember s. 2TIs: IS 30; March So 40 1isika
a. 70 TfrrOfh
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

market for outside securities followed the
:. oy the stock market rather closely. Prices
go decided weakness almost from the OPEN
~ ,,naer fairly active trading. While feeble ral-
ps ,ook place around midday. the improvement IN
. .n~tances only fractional The rights"
y tse various railroad shares commanded consd-
Us, attention. Those OF St Paul. after selling
q t,.h as sO broke TO S4ls Great Northern rights
- from 26 20 q, while Northern Pacific rights
" about points. to Is. Mackay stocks were
~, steady. Western Ice after early strength
- of more than a point Chicago Subway broke
,,,uts IN the mining list Nipissing ran off IA
-, later rallied. United fell IN. Greene Consoli-
se,ed Copper fell rs. but recovered fractionaiy.
sr.sne Gold-Silver, after improvement of q.
- down 20 The lowest Greene Cananea eased off
- polnts. Cananea Central down points
Tsnnessee Copper declined nearly a point, while
.,sofiona. recessions were shown nearly through
- this entire list Bonds were dull and irregular
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For the week ended Tuesday December IS. 100

For the week ended TUESDAY, december ~ 1DO6.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts for the week, 1334
bags beans and 1900 bags peas exports 83 bags beans
Ss s 9a we peas hava T Rad an azny Seads d aPa
further decline obbers have not been Inclined to take
on any more soe than current needs FeaIrS and The
steadily and are weak at the close at 81 82a9s2 3d.
pea igures would be shaded good lots
u is hare market on which TO force sales Of carload
easily 81 So Black turtle soup in very light demand
fy % 5sfned ba, - srs is not m@aS S cali for then
Scotch peas in buyers We quote:
hEANS m masq 81 E lso @ sh0se' per ssa 81 2 S9 sd
kidney g s9 90 black turtle soSg l5@$2 DO yellow
soStsh sS L 1900 81 asasi w 9',' 0S9' 1lf PEAS
There @ f m & good n dng a wng Y 9sT fs as weekly
fresDers has not only tended 10 check the upward
all creamery the goods
relatively scarce and hGugh much guts'e & are e fay
suPtiye trade because Of the high prices nov ruling and
ally very conservative very houses taking
Is possible that the high grade table butter particularly
fresh lots win be sustained On the basis Of about
Il rndo remains dq Storage butter viii not bring
@ tors quite M exeeptional exeept in 5:la way imitation
and has held to the close with moderate trade and
wav and the tenrer firm Packing
some s r2 1 the nwrnppcd lots go in with okns stoek
We quote: creamery extras h. g2}s aS9c ercantie
Ieba~ge offcial quotation extras. 82c) do rsts 291
e1i5c1 90 seconds 2Gq2ac do thirds, 23Q25c do held
t1as 80nS0Ho 10 drsts, 27q29c; do seconds 24a26o;
a II,5s 92023r dairy tubs. fresh fancy 21d 3Oc
40 1rsts eSa2ss seconds. 23a25o thirds 2i a22c:
Tyesfsr Initiation creamery nrsts, 29424c; renovated
sstras 242ll.e do iIsts 22g2se do SECONDS aS9zlci
se.ds 90 1oI St2Ozo: thirds lsQ1ec; packing stock
no = 2Io: 90 No ., 1ei=Q20A4c; do No s. fs9lsho
n, Ranepts for the boxes; exports
aoS La@s 10 Europe 1666 TO other Countries The
Sa anrarently settled into the quiet
ness ana trading tho last week has been OF moderate
esa%er and closely confined 70 such lots needed for
tItSS ono. socl-s fancy grades considered
t.,isers and confident their views
and bs e business doing has been at rul pIiee. Leav
ins ~ hIobast grade there has been little
,ns, sna ths late made pay cheese hes KsnsraIU hsd
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,ox- New York. December IL, 1905
CoFFEE-The cofree market irregular, The open
ing was unchanged to o points lower keeping with
9 ne fresch cables Prices steaded up the finals
ol the previous day further bulsh vaIorizaton
news nut easd of sharply in the afternoon owing
@ cresed offerings on narrow market, with prices
one tins about 15 points lower az the decline
there was better demand offerings were well absorbed
& as stead at net decline OF 591o points Sales the
ABOUT right during her early session. when prices
unchanged TO franc higher. but lost gain and az
the hour OF the local opening unchanged to franc
lower With the close net = frano lower and Hamburg
was = @ n pig lower tight German money
nave haG some influence Rio 100 res higher, al
though there advance OF 1924 Of
change. and Santos 80 res lower Receipts were a
shade lighter II anything buish cables
received to vaoriZation. he
q the truckmen in Rio was embarrassing the
tax went on on January ]. This cable also
the opening OF the conversion Office postponed
unt next saturday, and that it reported further
loan OF f5.0C0000 had been TO be issued
during March Another cable that the agreement
between Rio and Minas had been definitely
market for spot coffee was quiet and unchanged with
The range Of contract prices in the to-day
q follows;
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIy-rpooI Dec 1s-Closing- g-WHEAT-spot firm; Ma
red Western winter, es futures steady; December
American mixed As st do old futures steady;
January As 1l,d March. As isd HOPS London CPs.-
srln at 10d. FIoUR-st. Louis fancy winter steady
az Sc BEEF-Entra India mess strong T3s Cd PORK
Prime mesa Western. steady at SIS cd HlAMs-short
cut. Il 10 1e ~ quiet at oIs Sd BACoN-Cunberland
ant 60 20 30 10 dun at ass; short RIB 2A 70 Arm,
AT b6s 81 long middes. light; Is 70 "a 10 du az
DIS "a, DO heavy 8 10 20 n. duu Sis; short clear
backs 70 70 20 m g9Sas at ass clear bellies 1. 10 70
steady at Ais LARD-Prims Western In erces easy AZ
cd; American refined, IN rails. quiet at ace Ga
CHEESE finest white quiet at 6d do COL
quiet az 6es Sd TAILoW-Prine city strong ess
aui.s =, sss S56ass .sS ~ /. s1 ~
CuruSqs Arro at 10a "a
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

CoTIoNL,The cott9a market was easier to-day and
pressure and scattering qudaton The close steady
but at net advance or Igls points Sales for the DAY
estimated 200, ,0o0 bales The market opened
steady decline OF point advance of points
which about due the cables Right after the
call there heavy selling by two three of the local
traders which looked like preconcerte6 bear raid. and
prices off readily in the absence Of bull leadership
of general business There little buying by
spot people scaledown and covering shorts in
moderate way but there buying power OF CON
while there slight reactions
the low point reached in the late trading and the
close only point the lowest the
months. January relatively during the
oay, and there fear that cotton would be
rendered a considerable these contracts
The local stock has gradually but steadily Increasing
Of late and January has not been good carrying
under It is supposed that the intention is
10 deliver the winter months Part OF the selling
based the IDEA that the
census report to 10 published Thursday will make
bearish showing. Local estimates the probable
showing this still range from about 1osoooo
20 108go bales Some private expected
during to-days trading which may change in
the figures expected Private advices from the South in
dceted continued interior markets but
the movement continues full
of prices In the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

The local market for spot was steady. with
Prices ss 10 10 p1n pssB & @ sae Ss baes southern spot
re sas as M fP9Ts bes Won yqast
Changed at eso Augusta steady unchanged l9o;
saTsnnah quiet and uhchansed 9$c &25 bales
steady and 1oc lower o az & N} oie seadv f and &c
leading points At HousoD IS oo to 1000
s9.sop Ss Ssafa' 3a 900 to ~ bales against
sss, ns lG rs5 a T. s last st week Ss and last year
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable DISPATCHES Spot
s s9s0eH export 5Sp: cuisines nsffan s2is rP
A53eroa; & Scoci @ Closed steady at net advance OF point
s 70 6ea Decline of Of point December s5d
aT Sa6 SsTch Gprii 5s1d: Apri-May 5aesd NayJuns
Sss .n,ss:r 5nnfs ssa 0tStS
sht Kansas EtTaghts tS Snf snd W %in9sg tier
sees sseigh{f Poea aaS We're steady change Rye
a2g5 g To- FsS1si %alsi s5 ss: ts
AXE foHK sSsd&K SH2fsS quit
SPOT s9 eodG anf g ss So choice
S9HS 70 bln14 FH Thlfs
yellow 81 29Ss1 25 coarse; opogeS western
.p,ns sa2 Sc standard iddng ss2 IS; h9ur dc, do
ga Ssq Sa baiE aGE saa 50 sss 10 SACKS
sts s2s 80; o,f@ea GSa dGs ss5 s5S Sssj SO
appes+ed 40 haTo f Re Re' wheas
,yss notaly 81 rong throughout the session clos
ins u Dtsc net higher IL New York US ILisss st hut
great extent based strength IN tne No as ssd 70
sas tbat the government report on THURSDAY nay e
tuish There was disposition In some quarleIs aS ~
senn 20 some Extent Al the buliisn prvats est
mates put commission houses IuiL 1y~otnts
two months small movement az North"sss ns
10 cars senin,t $50 lss. While at all pT14sg
polnts the arrivals amounted TO 10000 bus'
With 82S 900 bush year ago Al ,nc nt ayeraEe At
minneapolis stock of wheat has Increased 4"o ~
bush IN the Worlds stocks acc9Tang 9 20
"Bredssreets were reported to have a COZ fisS
Ths stocks United States and Canada inoreeeeS
$50 bush conparee with an increase OF sVeo0y
bush II ssons III az %soS foSs markets were steady
Pars closing u2ohsased 70 i9 points nignsr m Sn a
gsssy pan ymaIst at New YORK closing follows;
red Tsgc egy.,0T an. St S 81 S fsTa ntef eo95 7so G
Sorh,ern on the late curb Nay so1d AZ Sac coNSThe
corn market stronger than wheat at times re-
sestns disappointment the movement az Chicago.
,,h,ch was not aooord with recent predictions as TO
,ncS sT9ar receipts following Increased country
oenaposs extent this shortage in the move
,oan, vas cue the situation and recent
favolaple very much In the last day or two Ali
points 1861 600 bush compared with $50 600
n9.h 9fh 1se exception December York whioh
rsnss byers closed itc net lower against sc ad
,anos tn the May. Exporters took loads No
IN New 1erH v,bite ssEc and No yellow. 5S1zc
aat n Ts-This market ala little than share
a. strength IN other grains and generally quiet
"a sfnys: Mixed 20 10 81 ~ seq3alto natural white
o. 20 "a ,t sahG4ic and clipped white. 80 40 fD
SeaQ4t -v and state 64geso deiivered New York
tseH Market Quist. Feeding. 45c, and mating s99
BARI, ipusfsIo BTcSwHEAT@ steady: auoisd
& & Is per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
sLoss-sHEFPIEID STEEL q IRON co.


Ths of Directors company have declared
quarterly dividend or ONE AND THREE %gOURryI5
PER CENT Q&qe) the Preferred Stock payable IAN
ie0. at The oftos of the Guaranty Trust Company
New York TO Stockholders OF record p. Dec
10th. 1906 Central Trust Company az
New York. transfer agent. Books close three p. NJ
Dec. 18th. 1905 and reopen 3d. 1901.
FRED G. RANDALL. Asst. Secretary.
New Ycrk. Dec Iith. fAOa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

ITO THE sroCKHoLDERs OF THE COMMON
Il wealth Trust Company. Of New York--A special
meeting OF The stockholders Of the COMMONWEALTH
TRUST COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. will held at
the Office Of the Company. No q Pine Street Borough
OF Manhattan. the City Of New York the ID day
OF January. 1907 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day for the purpose OF voting the proposition to
reduce the capital stock of the from S5G 00o
consisting Of 5000 shares OF the par value OF 800 each
S250O0O consist OF 25O0 shares Of the par value
OF 500 each. BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
Dated New York December IL. 1905.
FRANCIS 5. HUTCHINS,
Vice-Presdent-
L A RA PELYEA.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Proposals.

CLEVELAND PITTSBURGH r. r. co.
Cleveland. O.. Dec 1, 1903.
sale $4,000 OF the General
Mortgage Of this Company to be purchased for
account Of the Sinking Fund exceed and
accrued Interest received the office OF Messrs
WinsIow Isn!er & Co. Nc 80 Cedar street. New York
o'''' ""' J. T. KLOSs. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Offics OF
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING CO

u Broadway, ". I. City Dec. g. 1904
QUARTERLY PED. STOCK DIVIDEND NO,
The Directors OF the American Smelting Rsrnins
Company have this day declared Dividend AND
THREE-QUARTERS I&) PER CENT the Preferred
Capital stock OF the Company payable January 1901
stockholders Of record three o'clock NJ IA 1903
The books OF the Company for transfer
ferred Stock VIII be closed o clock P NJ Deo.
Ia. 1906. and Will be rsopened Jan 8 1907
W. MERRISS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
L OF the Sanborn Map Company for the election Of
directors will be held on Tuesday, January sh. 1907
from - 10 / P NJ. the office OF the Company. No
CHAS A. HULL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
KSICkEaBoCKEE ICE CosIraNY.

Chicago. ILL., October IT, loc0
Tho Board Directors have declared tha seven
.eenth regular semi annual dividend OF THREE PER
CENT. the preferred stock OF ths Company PAYABLE
January g 1907 stockholders on becernber
81 1905 The trnsfer books OF the preferred Win
be closed Deosmher q 2 NJ and renal IN closs.t
until January 1901. Do mailed 10 sfock-
holders by tho Central Trust Company Of York
WILLIAM A. WALTER Secratarv.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

u Broadway New York November 2ist 1903.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE QUARTERS
FER CENT QA99 has this day been declared tho
Preferred Stock OF this Company payable 2th
1eoS 10 stockholders December sth az Mssss
Harvey Flax 81 soma 90 Cedar Street. New YORK. City
Transfer books Os the be closA On
December sth and reOpened December 2fst 1909.
RAILWAY SrEEI-SPRINC5 COMPANY
+. CARHAiAN. Treasrlrsrl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
THE UNION BAG PAPEE COMPANY.
alsf Or,arterlx nixidaxd

. II Battery PIaoe, New York pecercer TO- 1908.
dividend ONE (ie-1 ursfsrrsd
stock OF The Union Bag Paper Company this day
declared payable January 16 1877 stockhoiars
or record at the close of
The transfer books the preferred cioso
at P. n. on December 81. 1900 and reopsn A. n
January 16. 1907.
". Il, SPARKS secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

|@a by J. Thomas Retnhsrdt. No IS wsIi street
"eT York and No 10 Exchange Place. Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
NATIONAL BIsCrrr COMPANY

rhs regular quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT.
january is. 1907 to stockholders OF record at the
close OF business December IS 1900 Transfer books
Will closed December 1903, o
is, 1901, both Inclusive. b e. BUGBEE TreaA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
THE wEsTEKN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Tia soad OF directors have declared quarterly divt
hs Capital Stock OF this COMPANY PAYABLE AZ ts so~
OF the Trsasgrer and after the 18th day Of Januay
Eexs 70 sharshders OF the
books on the oath day OF December inst
The transfer books viii 20 closed 'uocs Sae
aftepcon q pssernhsr 18th raopSnI - c6s
y e. wuau~ 49,.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Dividend Notices.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO 80
A quarterly dividend Of and three-fourths
cent the capital stock of this Company has been
declared. payable January 1907. ths
treasurer 13l State Street. Boston, Mass to stock
holders OF record at the close Of business Decsmbas
81. 1905
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasuxer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
Financial Meetings.

The Standard Trust Company New York,
20 Broad Street.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
New York. December 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the Regular Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders OF The Standard Trust
Company Of New York will be held the Office
Company No 20 Broad Street in the Borough of Man
haitian, in the City Of New York, Tuesday January
1907. at II o'clock A. NJ, for the election of
rectors and the transaction OF such
may properly before the meeting.
The transfer books Will be closed from three o'clock
P. NJ December 10. 1905. to o'clock a. II. on
January ., 1901.
BY order of the Board of Directors
WILLIAM O. cox. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

TO BroadWay New York. december 13th. 1909
by Resolution Of the Board Trustees a dividend
OF -FOUR PER CENT IS payable December 3fsr
1905, to stockholders Of record ths
transfer books at 1900 NJ December g2nd The
transfer books VIII be opened 10 A. NJ on Jan11-
ary 2nd- ARTHUR TERRY Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
WESTINGHOUSE


New York. December
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE HALE PER
CENT. the Preferred. Asserting Assant-
ing stocks OF the company declared
10. 1907 stockholders record December an,
1905 Transfer books be closed December az 1900.
and open January H. 1901.
T. w. sIEMoN rreasursr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA

1s5 Broadway. New York Dec. IS. 1906
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRUST
COMPANY OF AMERICA has this day declared a
Quarterly Dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT (sgs) and an
extra Dividend OF TWO PER CENT. $50 upon the
1906.
Transfer books will be closed a P. NJ Friday De-
cember q, 1905. and reopsned 10 A. II "wednesday
January 9. 1907.
RAYMOND ] CHATRY sscrstarx
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL, BANK
Of the City York

Dec. Is. 1908.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend of THREE PER CENT. fres OF
tax. payable and after January 1907. which
date the transfer books be closed
2. V GAMBLER. Cashter
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19

New York. Decsmb-r 12, 1903
rhs Beard OF Directors day declared semi annual
dividend OF TWO AND ONE-IfALF PER CENT (2iSGsS
on the Preferred ssk Of this Company payable January
10 1901 70 stockholders Of record the 31st day
oenber 1906 Transfer books viii be closed December a.
1905. and reopened January 10. 1907.
+. II. DAVIS Tr,asurvr
New-York tribune., 1906-12-19
BONDS.
CLOSING CUB Quotations.

i0ts fselIs cents per Snare. TEX dividerd.
The Washington times., 1906-02-11
Offerings at the Theaters

marriage that he is preJudiced against
1t He declares against it as an insti-
tuition, and rails against il on the high
way, in the classroom, in the club
room, everywhere. .-Woman's main pur-
pose in life he says, lis TO get married
as soon as she can" Mans purpose"
he adds, lis to avoid marriage as long
as he can" With these conclusions the
author plays fast and loose. His girl
in the case is most alluring young
woman, fairly we'll positioned, blessed
with more than a passing share of come
illness. and as shrewd of all that per-
tains 10 possibilities of marriage as a
broker at a market. John Tanner. the
most important man OF the comedy, she
has marked for her own from the very
outset Way back in the boy and girl
days of the pair. the girl had forrnu-
lated her plans of matrimony and they
had this same John Tanner, then in
short dresses, for her mate. But Gf she,
is shrewd and designing and unscrupu-
lous in her mission, as well al sweet in
person physically. John Tanner is a very
good match for her. He has long looked
upon the coquetries Of her sex with dis
may and even disdain. The woman who
angles for sutton to bear him away in
triumphant marriage. or to throw him
over, as her wish or situation directs
is John Tanners particular adherence
With Tanner decided upon by Ann as
hers ultimately, she chooses Octayius
Whitman. a young artist. for her foil
against him, But Tanner is an odd per-
son; has strange ideas about most things
besides courtship and marriage. While
denouncing marriage as an institution.
he admits that for some men the state
is as necessary as a cage for too wild
or too adventurous birds. So, as guar
dan for Ann. Tanner designs to marry
her 20 young Whitman, the artist, his
The Washington times., 1906-02-11
NatOnal-RObert Lorraine in 'Man and

OupSAAkaH-
The merriest mood OF the merriest wit
among the men of modern letters who
seek the stage for the exposition of their
whims is to have its Washington exposi-
ton at the National Theater during the
week commencing Monday evening,
when MAN and Superman," the comedy
OF the man who wouldn't marry and the
girl who would, viii present Bernard
Shaw at his best to local theatergoers
The comedy comes direct from the
Hudson Theater New York. where it
has enjoyed run OF six months before
audiences that represented the various
elements of theatergoing New York. In
stantly successful when presented last
summer. the piece has since attracted
all sorts of people to its mirthfuI SEES
eions, TO the extent even that extra mat
inees had 10 be given to care for the
overflow that would attend it's perform
ances.
Hitting upon the strongest possible
combination of human interest, the SEN
timentaI instinct between man and wo-
man. the author in the comedy has
played the gayest fires of his wit at
the target of courtship and marriage.
Everyone who reads knows that the
st?perraan complement of the title is the
authors concept OF what man will be
In later ages when evolution shall have
done for the man of today what time
and changes did for the savage man of
early history. Shaw takes this super
informed man ard pits him against a
woman of today, against the authors
own woman, the eternal. The man in
the case. d good-looking young fellow
In modern clothes; well-groomed. we'll
hammered and weiI-moraied, has seen so
much of certain phases of courtship and