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Auditorium

Auditorium
At the Auditorium next week, "The
Darling of the Gods,' David Belasco's
Japanese masterpiece, which celebrated
its 10th performance in St. Louis
Christmas week, and holds record for
lengthy runs in Europe and Australia,
will be the attraction. The fact that
this is the first Belasco play to be
presented in Minneapolis in several
years and the scale Of prices which
will prevail during the engagement en-.
dow this announcement with much
more than ordinary interest. In no
other theater in this country has ""The
Darling Of the Gods' been offered at
such rates. The great capacity of the
Auditorium, coupled with the fact that
it is Mr.. Belasco's desire to place his
efforts within the reach Of ali playgo-
ers, make such a scale possible.
1.-THE Darling Of the Gods,D the
joint work of David Belasco and John
Luther Long, as a drama has taken
it's place as 8, classic. The scenic pro
duction is so heavy that only it's beauty
and the unusual strength Of the story
it supports. prevent the play from be-
Ing classed with the 1'spectacles.'' The
mounting consists Of ten wonderful pic
lures. With a japanese locale TO fur
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Bijou-

oAJou|
Among creative types on the Amer
greater opportunities for humorous
caricature than that Of the tramp or
"hobo,' a character that is distinctly
and primarily native of this country.
As the original delineators of the tramp
for the stage purposes, the authors Of
ga. Son of Rest,' Broadhurst and Cur
RE s now famous musical farce comedy,
stands alone. Around and about a
typical "hobo' they have written two
acts of riotous fun, and to further inter
est by contrast, they have given him a
setting of pretty girls wearing stunning
costumes, one laugh-producing comedian
and a wealth Of scenery, all Of which
conspires to make a remarkable two
hours Of fun. "a Son of RestN will
be seen at the Bijou for a weeks en-
gagement tomorrow at 2.30. This is the
third successful year of this comedy,
and the best company it has had dur
ing this entire time has been carefully
selected for this year. Names well and
cast and the famous beauty chorus
thirty in numbers again an import
ant feature. Max Witt, who is respon-
sible for the music, has added a num-
Der Of new hits that are sure to become
popular. "a Son of Rest' is funny.
The freedom from vulgar lines, the alb
sonce of suggestive action and the nom
existence of immodest costumes are i'm
portant in the big musical production.
The piece will have stagings that will
surpass in beauty, brilliancy and effect
most Of those now en- tour. The CO.'S
tuning is said to be Of a high and
expensive order. There are a score of
song hits, such as "Has She Only Let
Me Dream an Hour More9' "Ba-
nanas, '''Possum and the Coon,''ttDe-
mure and shy,' mRoaming in the
You Love Me-" to say nothing about
the DarOdies. III
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,& FEAR JENSEN WAS KILLED
Continued Absence of Michigan Hunter
J T.. Callses ANXIETY.

EsCANABA, MCH.-Friends and relatives of
tober to obtain employment in the pineries,
and of whom nothing has been heard since that
time, are fearful that he was killed during
the deer-hunting, season and that his body now
lies in the woods, covered with snow. No
significance was at first attached to the fact
that his family had no word from him, and
not until inquiry at the logging camp for
which he had started had developed that he
had never put in an appearance there did anx-
iety arise. The missing man is 35 years of
age and has a wife and one child. -
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Dewey

The Yankee Doodle Girls will be at
the Dewey theater next week. If re-
ports from other cities are to be be-
1ieved, this company is one Of the larg-
est and best equipped on the road. Two
lively travesties and a brilliant array
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- ,PARDONS FOR TWO
Montana S Governor Orders Release of
Vain and Ecklund.

HELENA acknowledgements Toole has par
doned Albert B. Vain, sentenced to five years for
burglary. The pardon was granted because Of
Vain's .stuGious attention to duties at the peni-
Tertiary, lis youth and the fact that he had no
friends to intercede for him. The governor also
pardoned Fred Ecklund.
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Why Not Use the Best?

Why Not Use the Best?
Whether on a pleasure or a business
trip-The Lake Shore and New York
Central give you the best of everything
For information, call at 257 Nicollet
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Temperance Increases Enioyment.'
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Drink Pickwick Rye moderately and
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oA44u0N TEt -
The Unique will make a strong bid
TOR public favor next week with Fl. B.
Chesley n company, which will pre-
ccesses, "Three Generations This is
but one Of a number Of high-class
,specialties which will emphasize the
bill at this popular-priced playhouse.
Ted r. Box, an English comedian with
taking tricks enough to keep an audi
OF the top-liners of whom great things
are expected. Box is as comical as his
name and more abrupt in his kaleido-
scopic stunts. Gillihan and Bran, in
a comedy sketch which is said to be
a halrraiser, are. also down on the pro-
gram with an amusing turn. Field and
Hanson, legitimate musicians with
comedy tricks sufficient to vary their
tanners whose Straight methods never
fail to please. A dozen quaint instru-
ments are played. upon by this clever
pair, who are universally esteemed on
the vaudeville circuit. Frank Burt,
comedian and equilibrist, is also in the
bill: Burt was n of the attractions
at the New York Hippodrome the open
full in vaudeville. Every move he
makes is funny, and his burlesque bal
ancing stunts are said to be quite the
most laughable novelty ever under
taken by a performer in his line. May
Nelson, an Irish girl who sings roi-
licking. songs and does a wild mono
logue, is one Of the new faces in vaude-
vile who comes we'll recommended.
Harold Beckrow and Herman La F1eur
will have new illustrated songs this
week, one in particular, "Daddie g
Little Girl,' being a winner. There
will be new pictures descriptive of
humorous subjects, at every perform
ance,
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NOTICE
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Continued.
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Things to See at the
Heaters Nest Week

nish possibilities, the master mind of
Belasco as q producer could hardly
have failed to bring forth something at
once unique and remarkable, and that
he did so is. evidenced by the fact that
this production gained for him the
ers.o
Miss Percy Haswell, well known here
because of extended local stock engage
ments, and Robert T. Haines, the origi-
nator of Kara, the principal male role
of the piece, lead the cast. The great
er part of the supporting cast is Mr..
Belasco's personal selection, and hence
requires little comment: It includes
Frederick A. Thomson, Rankin Duvall
and Atkins Lawrence.
Salerno, advertised as the greatest
juggler in the world, will probably be
the most potent attraction at the Or
pheum next week, and if he is not, it
will be because the local theater atten-
dants are not up to expert equilibrism
and .dexterous manipulation. Salerno
is said tc be so far in the van of the
parison with others of his ilk impossi
bic, but those who know the vaudeville
world assert without hesitation that
is Salerno. Out in Frisco, where they
know their vaudeville, Salerno Jug
gled from the kingrow for three weeks.
One critic said of him: "Salerno, the
juggler, is called back again and again
and compelled to make a speech. His
reception Monday evening was enthu-
siastic enough to make most vaudeville
performers turn green with envy. Sal
emo was entitled to it. His act is re-
markedly clever as we'll as sensational
The best / ever saw was the ver-
dict of the Orpheum first nighters."
A Partisan dancer who combines
beauty of face and figure with marvel
ously. graceful agility is Nile. Mignon-
centrique. One of the prominent and
interesting features of the weeks bill
will be Rudolf Horsky and Leona Ber-
gere in a ~comedietta called "He, She
and Me- written by MI. Horsky and
Will Cressy. Mr.. Horsky is q German
actor Of excellent reputation who, won
the attention of managers when he
was a member Of Herr Conreid's Irv.
ing Place Theater company. Miss Der,
gere is a sister of the talented Valerie
and is said to have the same v~ivacity
and magnetism.
Der James H. Cullen. 1.-The nartv from
the west.O There are probably no bet,
ter story-tellers in the profession than
'.Jim.' He was here last season and
ms memory is still kept green. For the
benefit Of the children, large and small
Signor Galletti's dogs and monkeys
will give a miniature circus. They
play awhole comedy by themselves. Two
other turns Of widely varying nature
are :Kle'Zko & Fravoli in grand opers
singing, and Las Fngolas, European
comedy acrobats and pantomimists
whose efforts are always rewarded BY
the orthodox "waves of laughter
The kinodrome 8 subject will be eth,
Green Goods Man." q
Francesca BEDDING and company, i,
nHer.Friend from Texas the eigh
company in IA Honeymoon in tn,
Catskills, - the Doria trio. Marion Gar
son, the Dionne twin sisters and, tn,
three funny Mitchells will be seen TO
the last time tonight.
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