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HOLIDAY
 EXCURSION RATES

The Southern Railway will sell De- cember 20, 21, p, 25, q and 9, 30, 31' and January l, round trip tickets to points east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio and Potomac rly- CTS at one and one-third fares, plus cents, good returning to leave destination January [. 1907.
 For rates and schedules and tickets, apply to any agent of the Southern Railway.
 C. A. DaSACSSCRE.
 Division Passenger Agent
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The only real Baby Medicine Is Brooks Baby Bowel Balm for teeth ing and diarrhoea.
BRIDGE LETTING.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec II, 1906.

Pine Bluff Ark, Dec II, 1906. In pursuance to law I will lat at the front door Of the court house in the city of Pine Bluff. at 12 o'clock noon. on Saturday, Decem- Der 15. 1908. q contract for re- pairs on the first class bridge across Derriseaux Bayou on the NcGehee road to Lees Ferry. Plans and specifications can be sen at my office or at the county lrrk's office
 Bridge abort 24o feet long.
 LANES COULD.
 County Judge.
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 Two carloads ol arch bars have been received to be Used in hUild- in4 neW ears al the Cotton Belt shops
 MfZ Frank LoyejoN and several olbeI. tlreNen are being eXamined Tor promotion.
 Mr.. Mitchell. an employe of the frout yard fell yesterday at noon and cut q great gash over his eXe.
 fhe Cotton Belt has received tWo new ten-whctl engines. numbers 102 and DO"
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
 BY THE EAGLES.

Following are the new officers elected by the Eagles last week ". P.=Dave Fullbright
 N. N.=G. H. Herrick
 N. Chaplain $. A. Miller. N Seetetary-W. c. Mcbride. N Treasurer Ben Robinson. |. Guard-W. Smith.
 0. Guard-R. F. Price.
 q'rustees-Jas. W. Sanders, W. R. Crawford, J. R. Stewart.
 Aerie Physician-Dr. B. D. Luck
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LAKESIDE BOARD or
 STEW ARDS WILL MEET

The board of stewards oi lahe- side Methodist church will meet at 80 tonight to organize fer the new conference year. Ali the new members are especially urged To he present.
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LOCAL, AND OTHERWISE.
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D. W. Boyce asyores nts ams to rsnts

Have I. J. Malcolm tune Your plano. Old phone No. CSC.
 ID show cases foe sale at par xain. SaH on Anderson Deacon trug company
 TT. A. pfummoI4d for bargains in snredeemed watches, iewelry. trunks, bags and suit cases. 22l Main stret. The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnut near Sixth avenue is for rent. Closet and bath iu the house. Water In the kitchen. Two story build Ing In good order Apply to 412 West Sixth avenue.
 -Wanted-GirI or middle aged white woman for housework; good wages. l.. care Graphic office.
 Special bargain ln unredeemea watches, jeWelry, trunks, suit cases and bags. T. IA. Drummand 221 Main
 Nicely furnished front room for rent cheap; very close in ". care Graphic.
 Very desirable front room for rent; large and handsomely furnished Call at noon or after 6 ? III. 50l West Third
 For sale, stock in good paving, long established business from to 20 shares q" care of Graphic.
 For sale. two small second hand coal stoves Will sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic
 At the Grand Leader. ladies par Tor, shampooing, manicuring, and t:aclal massage, also artificial hair goods for sale Ladies please call.
 -Wanted. to rent place near town suitable for vegetable and poultry farm Will take long lease. ". H. Gist. Sl2 Main street.
 New bed S.,rioSs aud mattress for soventY-fipe cents. See show window. Knox Waikcf Furniture company
 For rent, five room house, corner Fifteenth and Elm, now oe- cupied by Mr Sid ]. Hart, will be for rent the list day of January $}S per month. apply to W. E. Sorrells.
 Merchant American, widower, no children. wealthy. but lonesome. wish ss congeHiaI wife to brighten his home. Box i2a St Joseph, Michigan. -Men-OUy free. illustrated cataloe explains how We teach barber trade in a few weeks Graduates paid $I2 to s20 weekly Positions waiting. Money earned from start Write nearest branch. Moier Barber College, St
 There i.5 nothing moro apPto- 2rate for Christmas gift tha0 pair of shoes from Leverenz TrN- lock Shoe company,
 -MeG Who wear Boy ld'n shoes nave ,Hl.. ,aai Woni omc off. See haverana .falock Shoe eompa- ny, 226 Main street
 -Wanted, two rooms tor light housekeep,ns. close in, nfurnish ed Apply nn-Tanhtr ;ley Drug company
 --a C. Taylor, Esq passed a iairly good night last nig'.t and his condition today is altogt tr more hopeful.
 Will t'raney has accel '4 a post tion with the Pine R'ne Plnmbine company as assistan. l'' oer, He has been engaged as2istaut 3raughtsman with !. :: ineH Nillere. -The Graphic is pleased to note he recovery from a lingering illness of Mrs. Allen, the estimable mother of Mrs k. C. Chestnut
 Miss Alma Roebuck is qulte Ill with fever
 iss Re3,.c Starke has FesuAa- ed work, after a severe attack ot tonsilitiS
 Miss Emma Seutt is some bet ter
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NOTICE.
Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1@6.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. s, 1%6.-I r assessment of local improvement Se e%- CT District number nine of Pine B,Gt. Arkansas( was filed in my office on taa third day of December, 1906, and th1 same is now subject to inspection
 w. A. LEE City Clerk f the City of Pine R7lh Arkansas.
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CnnnOr ,I9.

The TrI-Srat" ana eomna- ny has f'ei with the secretary or etatc ehange in the naue to r s5 Tvi-state Telegraph and aonpauv and an increase aaital stock of the company 4oo
 The Ware, 'ette Paii- road eo"parr feates with the ,ec'. = lowing amendments ~te~ fixing the value of s.. sfne eaeh. giving power to 'u -''1@raph and telephone businnss j increase in
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One Pardon.

Governor Davis this morning is sued a pardon to Wes Mcbride, con- vjcted in the Greene chancery court of arson and sentenced to serve two wears in the panitentiary
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STOC CkHAhDERs MEETING.

Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec. II, 1906. The annual meeting of stockhold- CTS of J. B. Speers company, will be held at their office on Monday, Jan uary !, 1907, for the purpose of elect
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Brooks Little LlYer-Root Pills are ronderful new discovered anti ualariaf purgatiYe. Bring the bile f-no'v. Do not sicken. gripe or con- sapats. ~. d A.., 4.hsMEEE
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M A :

IS ALMOST HERE. WE Aft FIXED. ARE YOU: IF NOT. GIVE IS \ CALL.
 Here are |: few of the things "' huvc: Stuffed Dates, Fitted Dates' Golden Dates, Turkish Layer fla>' stuffed Figs in glass, Washed fles in l-pound baskets, CrystaliZe" Cherries, crystaiizrd Fruits, assor'- ci. EryStaiized Pineapple, tahoie" ii,ion. l:,n,iicd Orange Peel, Cam died Lruon Peel. Malaga Cluster Rai>in>, Seeded i;ai>ins, she"'' pccanS. ShelIed Almonds. Greh"o" WalnutS. I3iiberts. Hrazils, Almoh"s' ;Hh.stnms. Malaga Grapes. No'"' Oranges.
 oiH FRUIT CAKE Assoh' MI.Ni' IS THE BEST!
 CANDY: Yes, we have it. '"e ts be your candied friend. Marx=Baer Grocery 0,
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ing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and to transact any other busi- ness that may come before said meet ing
 V. N. BYRD, Secy.
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Sixth and Chestnut School
 BOP West Sixth Avenue
NlNDERGARTEN AND
 GRADES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

Trained teachers and specialists, No extra charge for Drawing, Foca' Music, German, Eiocution anu PhyS'- ca! Culture. including Gymnastics
 F,ocatfoai.t from Mary Baldwin Seminary.
 MT. M. D. MeNet.1. a5ecnsor of yoea5 music
 German inSitefts1, N.>, Helene SHt1laii, of l=elPsit.
 Miss GutII14 4ds0 @iNe> pii'air ie,- sons in French tai tifrnan. Nhe k ihoroughi, qnaiifiel to teach ihe~e languages.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

"i'n niuS'cal Instruments. they play in tine ir
ot III perfect tune. They bow TO the applause
ana extend their right fore fippers to shake the
manu- oI their master and congratulate him
@Ne ule tap or the timekeeper's gong that
sounds the end of the act the sea lions sirt
pack 10 their native state as prs,,nito,,,,
as they rose Tumbling down from their mad
estals they half crawl half hobble hack 20
the cart and. barking vociferously as If ovar
Joyed that their performance is at an end tha,,
are wheeled back TO their cage In the menarer,a
There their master gives them a dinner OF rau,
fish, which they bolt down whole in furor OF
excitement. each fearful that he will not get as
much food as his fellow The meal ended thAv
either wallow over each other as If basEins ON
the rocks of their native ocean or splash ahout
in the tank.
L don't know OF any form Of animal nfe." said
Captain Winston yesterday as he threw a final
bloater into the gaping gullet OF Cap. the star
performer of the troupe. which can be altered
to such degree by education as the sea lion
The dog can be taught TO do remarkable tricks
but the dog has the advantage of centuries q,
domestlcation at the hands OF man. The dog
before he Is trained for exhibition IS YOUR com,
panion He has known man ever since his
puppyhood He is used to the human voice TO
its various intonations and to the emotions or
passions that they signify. The antithesis be-
tween the ordinary dog and the educated dog of
The stage therefore. is not so great as between
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
TRAINED SEA LIONS.
Brains Help Them to Peform Taried
Tricks.

The schoolboy at the circus who hates school.
ardently longs for holidays and vacations.
plays hockey every chance he can get and.
even while he watches the acrobats and clowns
doing their stunts plans TO run away from
home and follow Barnum & Baney's" should
take TO heart the lesson taught by a certain
troupe OF animal performers which appears in
the arena shortly after the opening pageant
These are five sea lions from the Pacific Coast
In them he VIII see what education can do even
for the mind of beast-hOw it can take a brute
from life as low that of hog and lift it
to a high intellectual level. The animals per
form some tricks which, according to their
owner. the majority Of human beings cannot
accomplish
The contrast between the unschooled and the
educated sea lion IS strikingIy Illustrated at the
very beginning OF their performance. They are
brought into the arena in a kind OF sty on
wheels, cart with high. fence-Ifke sides, in
which the animals founder about he!pessly.
Having reached low platform OF boards. on
which a half score Of tumblers have Just been
turning somersauIts so fast that they looked like
PiHwheels. the sea lions are dumped out like so
many dead FISH. But no sooner have they es-
caped from their imprisonment than they seem
transformed 70 higher order OF beings. They
leap from the low platform upon pedestaIs, on
which they stand almost as erect as men. hold
ing their heads so high that their noses point
straight up TO the roof 1t would seem that
they had struck this posture 10 exernpIiry 10 all
eyes the superiority OF brain over body
But these animals should not be blamed TOO
severely for their apparent self-conceit. They
should. indeed, be proud OF their heads for their
most remarkable work IS headwork They bal
ance balls on their noses as deftIy as human
Jugglers- One OF them. with a drum majors
baton poised on It's snout. even rolls over and
over on the floor. and then climbs up a ladder
without letting the stick toppIe Two OF them
with their noses punt ball back and forth
without its tumbIiHs 10 the floor SllppIfad
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

engagement at Days Theatre IN the new com
edy The Embassy Ball"
Miss Kitty Cheatham viii give a matinee OF songs
for children and young people at the Berkeley
Lyceum Theatre. No. 70 West 44th street. to-mor-
row. At 3;l5 o'clock. The programme follows
Guardian Angels cKinderwaehp .Roeer, sehunnnn
Az TIIL 'NI.t5 Mares I'oISe) .--''J X faIr'a'n
Songs About our Grandmothers:
about family portraits written for Miss cheat
The MInue:' MARY Mapcs Dodge, ~. r. FairlaInb
Songs About Birds and Fishes:
Hf $500 " R T "a b iT r5i 5 eir F::tfeIreIt Yyi9
,Woris Of last by Robert Louis Steversonp
An III Wind That Blew Somebody Cool MSS now.
sanSs About sst Dolls.
The SuCar polly my 'i0
H'7e'n'' 4S % IA lt,: Dc feras4e SCHNEIDER
.lrac,lsing .... .John ana Rue Carpenter
From when Little Roys slng')
The Three I,'a Kittens Ensl'sh'
Itit-e BOY hie .... .-....... Elizabeth Coolidge
I5e ". Wo2tsrlal ~ T. 'r i'fy story' rnc'o Renas
tJoel Chandler H'rr.o
wen e. Arss,s Cs.i ;! T RarIetGh
words by Howard wooden.
.'johnny ~ NANNY vans YER ..........,.
= Enfant Gaze ....-.-.-..-......... C Gay
At-,ut .,ye rssrHty toys and inevitable rssl,,
Lite S,3 r,; q IPT5,s.a5 si f'5."5 ., "gsss: 35ss
'' War.s b J5,sr. Inc Trer,or 'rcaa'.,..
The Lan4elea' j.. .......G " c1n4wlo4 l
-afaasap Marjorie Norton
give T4tts Puasy ca.s Afccarreo
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Perry, London barrister. are the authors The
cast includes Frank GilmOUr. James Neill, Dore
Davidson. George lie Soir and the Misses Maude
knowlton. Maggie Holloway Fisher, Grace
Rankin and Harriet Raymond.
F'iske OHara, young Irish singing comedian.
invades the old home Of Chauncey Olcott, the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. tomorrow, present
ing for the first time at that house his romantic
drama MIR. Blamey from Ireland" The play
IS in four acts with the scenes laid In New
York.
After tour Of the principal cities Sam
Bernard and company. including Miss Hattie
Williams return 10 New York tomorrow in
The Rollicking Girl" SchmaItz. the theatrical
wIgmaker. has added many quaint sayings.
many odd bits Of philosophy and innumerable
touches of comedy to his conception of the part.
while Miss Hattie Williams, his chief assistant,
has song. new costumes and new tricks
Mrs. Temples Telegram" Will begin its sixty
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

COMEDIAN Edwin KeOgh and company in "A BIZ
of Blarney;' The Tenji troupe of japanese magi-
clans; the marvellous "Marseilles;' Harper. Des-
mond and Burrows; Walter c. Kelly, monolog1st:
Herras Family. acrObats. and novel motion plct-
r. F. Keith VIII present for the first time
any stage at his Union Square Theatre next
week Joseph Hart's Twelve Electric Crickets:
Miss Villa Wakefield Holt. English girl
whose specially is conversational songs TO her
piano accompaniment; HilI and Silviany in
a double bicycle act: the DOria trio in - Night
I'm Venice" Burke and Dempsey; Frank Byron
and Louis Langdou in The Dude Detective"
and other acts.
The Easter week attractions at ProctOr's 125th
Street Theatre will be Justin HuntIy McCar-
thys drama. Tho Proud Prince" Paul Meal
lister VIII play Mr.. Sothern's part of King Rob
ert and Miss Beatrice Morgan will he the Per-
petlIa- Others in the big cast include William
Norton, Miss Agnes Scott. Miss Izetta Jewel.
George Lessey. Robert Hill, Harry Franklin.
Robert Lowe. Miss Louise Kent, \. -. Pyle. Jul
ian Reed George Manning and fifty others.
Vesta Victoria, the English music hall come
dienne heads the bill at IIammersteins the en-
suing week :, Miller Kent and company pre-
sent comedy skit; the Three Dumonds singers
and instrumentaIists; Smith and Campbell CO.
Medicines; Thorne and Carlton, in n comedy
skit Melville Ellis. In his piano specially: the
dancers: the Parr0s Brothers. European aero
bats. the WurtemberE Brothers, comedy Jug
Elers. and new vitagraph views fill out the re-
maiDter Of the bin.
Mile Natalina Rossj. the European eques-
trienne. viii make her American debut at the
Hippodrome this week Mile. Rossi performs
not in the arena. but on the ring bank. on the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
HER PROPERTY.

Now and again things happen on the footoaii
field which go to add 20 the gayety of the nation
Recently. for instance. during certain easu'
match in the North the referee somehow man
aged TO lose his whistle.
There was not another whistle 20 be fouh''
and it seemed that the game would have to CONS
TO a sudden and fnglorious end until the refere'
hit upon an ingenious scheme.
He produced a latchkey from hts pocket anu
managed 10 tootle merrily enough on It, til suu
denly. as he approached the touch-hne
woman's shrill voice heard exclalmins'
fred. come here at Oncei Where cid you se'
that latchkey?"
AS he listened to the gufraw which went w
from the assembled crowd that referee was tli,
most sheepish looking man the ground al-
as he thought Of the curtain lecture loorn,Iss
ahead. his heart became like lead within ~
bosom.-AnsWers
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
IN VAUDEVILLE.

Margaret Wycherly will head this weeks bill
In Proctors Ftfty-eighth Street Theatre, pre-
senting Bayard Veillers one act protean drama.
I'm Self-Defense." in which six different charac-
ters are impersonated. Fred Walton. the Eng
lish pantomimist. viii be another feature of this
weeks bill Others the Four Seasons. n
scenic and musical novelty Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
Dixie" supported by George Mason, Henry Ar
mold and l.. Z. Reinhart. Fields and Ward in
"A business Education Ellis Nowan Trio
Luigi Del Oro Brown and Nevaro. McGloine and
Smith and motion pictures.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

narrow top OF which she galIops around at full
| 'llt on horseback. Thompson & Dundy's herd
| OF plunginG horses. led by Adele Won Ohl are
! Ihe dramatic sensation Of the great programme
! In the arena are Woodwards trained seals tho
| Bonhatr-Gregory troupe Of acrobats; Mile Leris
| the Flying Meteors. the Manello- Marnitz quar-
| his band, with eminent sooists will be heard I'm
a big concert programme.
| The Boston Fadettes an organization con-
sisting of thirty lady musicians. comes to the
Colonial Theatre this week as its principal feat
ure. Other acts Will he Grace Fields a former
member Of the Lew Fields company, and her
"Nordland Girls" Viola Gillette and her com
! pany. Manseld and Wilbur. Clarice Vance the
Macart Sisters. Gus Williams. Alfred Arneson
and others.
With Grace Van Studdiford at the head of
the Alhambra bill for the ensuing week. others
In the bill are Della Fox: William Il Macart
ana John l.. Kearney. in sketch called The
Village Ice Man; Gus Edwards's School Boys
ana Girls. Frank Gardner and Lottie Vincent in
winning Queen; the Three Neyarros, Greene
and Werner. Joseph Newman, Mr. and Mrs Dan
Hiatt and the vitagraph.
Tony Pastors Easter holiday show for next
week consists of the Orpheus Comedy Four.
Calvo the man with the phenomenal voice: Sam
Collins in his Dutch monologue: Atlanta Spencer
81 Co. in their domestic comedy "Nfr and Mrs
Nagg"; Murphy and Willard in The Phrenolo-
slst tlie Juggling Mathleus. Kenny and Hollis
Lea and Fay Durbyelle, the Albertvs NIassav
and Kramer the Rasarfs. Orville Pitcher, the
Mirrorgraph and the vitagraph. ~
Realistic fire fighting scenes on the ctnenato-
graph are now being shown at the Eden Muses
IN an Illustration OF the city life of a hrer,an
and the dangers to which he is exposed Anor
the other attractions are the Hungarian Ore
chestra, the World in Wax and the illustrated
songs.
Joe Weber's box office employees Mack Hill
lard. treasurer and Adrian Ostrander assistant
treasurer, have arranged a vaudeville bill for
their beneht performance at Joe Weber's Music
Llau rcr this evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
PLAYS THAT CONTINUE.

BIJOU-Warfeld. in Tho Music Master"
LYCEUM-'The Lion and the Mouse"
WALLACK'S-'The Squaw Man; last week.
BMPIRE-b1iss Adams, IN Peter Pam
BELASCO-"The Girl of the Golden West"
with Miss Bates.
PRINCESS-"Brown OF Harvard
CRITERION Wilson. in The Mountain
Climber"
DALY'S-D Orsay, in The Embassy Ball"
MANHATTAN-"Charley's Aunt"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
MUSICAL PIECES THAT CONTINUE.

KNICKERBOCKER-Fri scheff. In Mile.
Modesto"
de- and buresque.
HIPPODROME-"A Society Circus"
BROADWAY-'-The Vanderbilt Cup"
HERALD sQUARE-"George Washington
Jr."; last week
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

.I99ncSrnlng Love Grace Wassall
'Oir Naughty tiOok-Juette''
when Daddy Was n Little Boy '...-.ti L. BranaTd
Written for Miss Cheatham.
Accompanied by tho Composer.
Prom Rhymes Of Real Childhood" by Betty Sage)
Two Nonsense Rhymes:
The Boy ana the Toot''. II Bartlett
There Was Young Lady from Niger"
MaTru urat Rilfh hyeT I.anR
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

| third week Of consecutive playing tomorrow
night at the Madison Square Theatre, the
| spring dramatic Offering OF Walter n Lawrence,
| manager The leading roles VIII be played
again by William Morris, Frank Fuller and
| Harry Conor, while Margaret Drew viii again
be seen IS Mrs. Jack Temple. Others in tho
cast viii include Frank Goldsmith, Lionel Walsh,
Marion Lorne. Antoinette Perry and Cary
| Hastings.
| A benefit performance In aid Of the New York
| Home for Destitute Crippled Children will be
| presented at the Broadway Theatre next Thurs
day afternoon. The programme Will contain
numbers by Clifton Crawford. Otis Harlan and
chorus Lee Harrison. Truly Shattuck and
chorus Otis Skinner Ethel Ilevey Edward Con-
molly. Theodore Roberts. William T. Hodge ana
Joseph Brennan IN one-act play written by
Ruth Benson Bllnn and staged by holpTooh
Blinn called The Recuse Of Christianity Fiat
Blanche Ring George N. Cohan, Elsie Janis
Gus Rogers. Joe Kane Corinne and Bessie De
Voie, FRITZ Schef Joseph Cawthorn, Joe
Weber and Marie Dressler. Nella Bergen. Hallen
and Fuller. Jeanette Lowrie and j. c. NuEent
and company.
Nine Yvette Guilbert will appear every after
noon and evening this week at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre in songs Of the crinoline and
pompadour periods in the costume OF the time.
Her appearance will be during the entractes of
the dramatic performances The first three days
the Offering will be J. X. Hacketts success.
The Prisoner of Zenda," with Amelia Bingham
as hlaVla ana a. ii. van Buren IN the dual role
created by Mr.. Hackett. On Thursday. Friday
and Saturday the bill will be changed to "Ru-
pert Of Hentzau"
At the Grand Opera House "The Rogers
Brothers in Ireland" will be the Easter attrac-
tion. The cast includes Gus Rogers, Josie In
tropidi. Bessie De Vote Ethel Intropidi. Julia
Eastman Maurice Darcy, Charles +. Nc
Carthy John Conroy. Edward OConnor, George
Earl Arthur V. Gibson, William Torpey, Grace
Grindel, Lillian Collins. Lynn Darcy and 100
others.
Miss Elsie Janis will introduce an imitation
of La Rouge Domino" in addition to her imi-
tations OF FRITZ Scheff and Yvette Guilbert IN
the last act Of "The Vanderbilt Cup" at the
Broadway Theatre, tomorrow evening.
Joe Weber Will introduce as an extra feature
TO his double bill. "Twiddle-Twaddle" and The
Squaw Mans Girl of the Golden West" the
dancer lie Domino Rouge tomorrow evening
on next Friday night at the Empire Theatre
Maude Adams will play Peter Pan" for the
20Oth time. Miss Adams has broken all records
at this theatre, and owing to her success ali
her out OF town dates are cancelled.
Lawrance D'orsay begins the last week Of his
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

At his Twenty-third Street Theatre Mr.. Proc
tor Will offer Blanche Ring. the operatic star
and William C. Schrode the original clown Of
the "Humpty-Dumpty' company. The remain
der Of this excellent bill will be composed OF the
Ercola troupe OF Spanish dancers; Alfred ester
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

on next Friday night at the Empire Theatre
Maude Adams will play Peter Pan" for the
2Ooth time. Miss Adams has broken ell records
at this theatre, and, owing TO her SUCCESS ali
her out Of town dates are cancelled.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Lawyance DOrsay begins the last week Of his
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Joe Weber's box office employees. Mack HILL
lard. treasurer. and Adrian Ostrander. assistant
treasurer. have arranged vaudeville bill for
EIan for this evening
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

| engagement at Days Theatre IN the new com
| edy The Embassy Ball.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

Joe Weber Will introduce an extra feature
TO his double bill. "Twiddle-Twaddle" and The
Squaw Mans Girl of the Golden West" the
dancer lie Domino Rouge tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-15

What the Butler Saw VIII be presented at
ths earrick tomorrow night This farce
has record OF a year and a half run a.
Charles Wyndham's London theatre Frader,cl-
Aouiilot, an Irish dramatist, and Edward A.