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The Washington times., 1906-03-20
ACADEMY.

Lincoln Carter's new Offering. The
Eye Witness" has all the elements
which go TO make up a sensational melo-
drama. The plot is interesting. though
nodded on much OverWorked lines.
Ephriam Lamont and his son are en-
gagged in an attempt TO deprive the OLD
er mans nephew Of his equity in GER
tain mortgaged property. The papers
which would establish the nephew :
rights have been secreted. and when the
latter attempts 10 find them he IS At.
lacked by thugs and beaten into inse1'
sibiiiUy
The final triumph OF law and order is
brought about by the death Of Lamont 5
son. which is accomplished by divine
providence IL the form OF a thurder-
bolt
The cyclone scene is one OF the most
realistic in the play. and II evoked an
outburst of applause.
There is an element Of comedy in the
play which greatly enlivens the more
serious scenes
The company is satisfactory FIorencs
Huntly was well received. She has an
attractive stage presence. and her song,
why Don't You Try was repeatedly
encored.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
BELASCO.
Henry E. Dixey Delights a Large
Audience.

Since his remarkable success In
"Adonis' some years ago. Henry T.
D1xey has tried many roles, but IL re-
mained for Grace Livingston turniss 10
give back to American audiences the ola
Dixey, in a dramatization of Harold Mac
Grath's novel, "The Man On the BOX
The play was seen for the first time
locally at the Belasco Theater last
night
In the role of James Osborne. the
pseudo footman, DiXey is just Dixey,
graceful. natural. quick. and responsive
TO every element or comedy In the play
As play The Man on the Box does
the one thing that book plays always
dot brings on the stage in neSh ana
blood the characters which have anus
ed and interested the reader. Ihe story
is subsidiary 20 the comedy. but the
comedy is good and clean. and there IS
plenty os il
Mrs Furniss stands pre- eminent
among women Dlaywrights. and long ago
demonstrated that the feminine mind Is
productive of successful stage material.
In wedding out the superfluous matter in
the original story. and making the other
over into a genuine comedy. Mrs ur-
Mss has again made good her claim 10
literary distinction. The only weak point
in her construction is the sudden let
down of the lighter treatment lust AT
the end of the play for a bit OF melo-
drama that serves 10 rather cheaper an
otherwise delightful natural comedy
drama.
The role which the author has pro-
Vided DiXey is fun of comedy DOSSibili-
ties. 1t ripples along through the three
acts and draws on the stars resOurceful
methods at every turn. From his first
entrance. TO his disclosure of his real
identity. Dixey is delightful exponent
of the sort of comedy that makes one
feel that an evening at The theater Is a
restful recreation instead of brain
tax.
Dixey works well. He is easy and
there is none of the stilted precision so
apparent in the work of many actors.
The old grace which helped TO make
DiXey famous is responsible for much
OF the smoothness in his enactment. and
Washington last night indorsed him
heartily. indOrsed him as other cities
have done. as a comedian who serves
the purposes Of such. and brings light
into the hearts and minds of his public.
Chief in his support is CarlOtta Mill
son. whose last appearance in Washing
ton was made with William Faversham
In Lefty" Miss NillsOn is a dainty eX-
ponent OF the natural school of acting
and subtly illustrates her art in a most
attractive way. She was thoroughly
charming as Betty Annessley. Marie
Nordstrom. a Washington girl, was
given n cordial reception in the role
of Nancy. Miss Nordstrom has been or
the stage only a short while. but is eX-
ceptionally clever, and gave a breezy
and spirited performance that iustl4-.
the applause she received
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
NATIONAL.
Henrietta Crosman Is a Thoroughly
Delightful RosaIind.

1t must be n thankless task produc-
ing Shakespeare in this day and gener-
alton. Last night at the New National.
for instance, Henrietta Crosman and
her company gave very good "As
You Like IT. TO a verv poor audience
OF course. there was the weather, but
still!
Miss Crosman's Rosalind is probably
nearer to Shakespeare Rosalind than
any Qther that tins generation has seen.
She Is not tombCy, not boisterous, but
one moment u charming boy full OF
spirit, frankly enjoying the situation,
the next a Charming 81 l. full of tre-
noFS ara SnyneSSeS and mbdrrdSSments
at the situation IN which she finds her
self. full OF teasing archness in one
breath and III the next carried away by
real feeling. 10 is a delightful impeT-
sonation, delightful alike TO eye and
ear; for her reading Of the lines leaves
nothing to be desired
For the rest, the support is good, in
telligent, conscientious. Edward b.
MaWson does the melancholy jacques
and does it well-a bit too carefully and
consciously perhaps, but Jacques is a
Self-conScious. egotistlcal thing any
how. so that is fault on the right side
and Mr.. MaWSon brings 10 his part 4
line presence and a musical voice. One
is naturally oppressed with memories OF
other Jacques. of Frederick Bond, and
particularly OF Ben Greet-each with a
different and for the moment. convinc-
ing conception Of the part. Edward
Mackays Orlando is played IN simple
straightforward manly fashion that
wins instant sympathy. He is young
and gOod-lOoking enough 10 look The
part, and he plays il without any OF
the simper that sometimes makes one
out of patience with. Orlando's extreme
youth and Stiffness.
Celia ia not a very impressive role
and Helene Wintner plays IL with all this
sweet clinging girlishness that Shakes
peare wrote into the part Angela Nc
Caun. as Audrev IS deliciOusly awk-
ward and rustic and most deliciously
sleepy
In fact all the parts are well taken.
The staging, cOstuming. scenery. etc
are all that heart or eye could desire
And the wrestling IN the first act is q
livelier tussle. more like the real ar
ticle than one has learned 10 expect in
this scene As n whole il is the best
'iAs You Like IT, Washington has seer
or is likely 10 see
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
CHASE'S.
Mabel Mckinley Heads Good Bill This
Week.

Mabel Mckinley Heads Good Bill This
Week.
Mabel McKinley's singing and the rem
dition of the sketch. "A Timely Awaken
ing" by Carleton Macy and Miss
Maude Hall, are easily the features OF
this weeks bill at Chase's- Although
Miss Mckinley has appeared here on
several previous occasions. her recep-
ton Yesterday afternoon and last night
was unusually cordial. She sang III
Bacio" by Ardette; "Violets, by Ellen
Wright, and four OF her own COMPOST
tions The applause at the conclusion
of her last selection was so demcnstra-
tive that she returned and sang The
Last Rose Of Summer to her own piano
accompaniment.
"a Timely Awakening Is a dramatic
sketch of how a happy-go-lucky hus-
band received in a dream the summons
duties Mr.. Macy takes the part OF this
poor husband. while Miss Hall Is eN-
Iremely effective as the neglected wife
In the impersonations OF Julius Tan
ren, the audience easily recognizes such
celebrities as Mansfield. Goodwin, De
Wolf Hopper, and George Cohan. His
limitations are of a superior character.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry were inter-
estinG in their comedy sketch, The Vii
lage Cut-up." and Harmony Island q
musical skit. was presented by Water
bury Brothers and Teuny.
Wooden shoe danc,ug w2S the feature
Of the performance of the Arlington
-Four The acrobauc stunts of the bin
were looked after by the ParroS Broth
ers. "a Trip Through the Island OF Cey-
lon is the subject delved into by the
VitaRTaDh machine.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
In Their New Office.

IL will be of interest to the professional
public at large to know that the Lundy-
Pettis Company. who. for some time
past have conducted a high-class COM
mercial and legal stenographic business
at ell Fourteenth street, have moved in
20 their new quarters in the Munser
building. where they have the most
modern and best equipped Office of it's
kind ia the city. A new and interesting
feature has been added TO the business
that OF managing the general clerical
detail of an Office. fling, indexing. re-
cording and attending to the secretariai
duties incident to office routine. This
phase of the business viii no doubt ap-
peal TO the professional class in business
In Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
.LYCEUM.

The Broadway Gaiety Girls. with MI
dred Stoller as the star. hold the fort
at the Lyceum this week and give a
fairly good show. The opening bur
leSQue has some songs and dances
which make a hit and the chorus works
industriously- The olio is well diversi-
fed in its attractions and has every
thing from a mimic 10 the MelrOSe
troupe OF acrObats. who do excellent
tumbling. The Gardner. West and
Sunshine Trio consists mostly Of a man
In an ill-fitting Tuxedo who can't sing
and a noisy mulatto. John Weber and
company introduce 4 new idea in the
moving picture line The Phillips sis
ters are fairly clever youthful perform
ers. Jack Marshall makes a nit with
his imitation of a violin, and Patterson
and Kennette have a talking act that
starts well and ends badly.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
The Palais Royal
Last Day Tomorrow

The complimentary prices practical souvenirs of the Spring
Opcng viii be discontinued with the closing of the store to1or
at O'Clock Only the Millinery Department are told
of beoveqa attractions offered all other departments
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
Fine Office Rooms for Rent

In the Munsey Building facing Penn
sylvania avenue. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets For rates and
information. apply TO A d. Marks. Of
hce CT The Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1906-03-20
A NORTH DAKOTA BUNco GAME

There was a 'possum supper in Willis
ton The Southerners in Fargo got up
one few years ago. and Doc Manning
ring in cat for possum, and the
gang ali pronounced IL EOOd-till they
found ont how they had been buncoed
North Dakota K' rI>eis.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
CENTERVilLE.

Centerville, Dec. u.s. fSpl)-Mr.
and Mrs George w Wright were en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wambo.
Mrs Margaret West went on Satur-
day to spend two weeks with her rel
atives Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Myers and
family east of Centerville.
Byron Gates of Fort Wayne and his
aunt Mrs. D. c. Shalley spent Sunday
with Mrs G. t. Gates ar Williams
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs John Medearis who
have been visiting relatives in Ohio,
returned home on Wednesday.
There will be Christmas exercises
in each room of the public schools
on next Friday afternoon. The
schools will be closed from Friday
evening until Wednesday morning,
January ..
Misses Lizzie and Hattie Lsssk.ey
entertained at supper on Sunday
Miss Mary Beck at their home at
Reidston.
c. B. George is making a brief visit
to relatives in Okeana. O.
Miss Alice Gould and Miss Laura
Stevens were guests on Sunday of
Mr. Moses Green and his sisters Miss
Grace and Mrs. Claude Gould near
Centerville
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
CITY AND COUNTY

STRATE-Francis T. Strate, aged
so Yeas. died Monday night at the
home. 504 North 22nd street, of heart
trouble. The funeral will be Thurs
day morning. leaving the home at o
O'Clock, going to the settlement four
miles north Of the city, where the
services will be held in the Friends
church. Burial wiz be at the same
place.
HARTMAN-William the three
weeks-old child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hartman, died yesterday morn
ing at s O'Clock at their home, three
miles north Of the city on the Middle
boro pike The funeral viii be Thurs
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. sun time.
The Rev. Huber will oficiate. Burial
will be at Lutherania cemetery.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
DRUG NOTICE.
REDUCED PRICES ON PATENT
MEDICINE AT LEO. ~ FfHE'S
PHARMAcYf

wish further to ann ounce that in
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and | hope. with courteous treatment,
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See my window for quality in neat
and useful holiday specialties.
Respectfully,
If LEO. H. FTHE.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

If l were Santa Claus I would
know exactly what to give every boy
and girl | would give them Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea It's the
greatest medicine In the world. a
never-ceasing wonder 50 cents
A. G.. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

Many Ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty d.
gestion. lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. Bfirfock Blood Bitters strength
ems stomach. bowels and liver, and
purisies the blood.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

Mrs. Misner, who has been visiting
Mrs. Schisler. of North 5th street, has
returned to her home in Lawrence
burg, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

A. II. Vogt, of Piqua, Ohio, is expect
ed to spend the holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. II. b. Graham, OF North 5th
street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19
VAST
Preparations

for happy Xmas shoppers;
nothing left undone to make
the Big Store the most popular
place for those needfuI things
YOU wish to purchase for faith
er. brother, son or friend.
Thew are GIFTS THAT
PLEASE MEN AND BOYS
MOST-things he wants and
t!1inqs he needs-and THE
BIG STORE is the place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
,@urmGrts" - Mnmm.
Spnntag, ben 4. Npp., 3 ltbr Nadlm.
Or. @altcr Sdeclc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
Tas critic YeaboSp Mccital.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
@mtc Nusiid)ten.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-03
5mmer nGber Snm 3iel.

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itcrn ollci1 mrr0en $62,2S4 on l1euelt
Subifriftioncn einberid)tct. Iouon
cntiielen oui Die Goleftoren oes Co.
mites junger @eiddftSleute folgenbc
Summen:
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9asW intcr 6 lions.
Sud Der nEemiplponiu.9obn" lit
iocbcu i'm Grrd crid)ienen mo lit cine
iuobre Hrnhtous0obe bon POO Sci.
ten, in mcId)em Die Gouten urb &oten
mad oIen @inter.I usilil splabcn inn
Often, Siiben mo @eiten oneeaebcn
limo, ionic Die attroftionen Der Der.
id)ieoenen El0be mo bcren hnitpt'
iGtlid)itcn Sotels. Gos @ltd) lit id)olt
iQuitrirt; berporro9enb ooruilter limo
9~anoid)aiten in 6lorioo lnb i'm iiib-
lid)en Californian, bcn pomildrltcn
Grandchildren Ddhreno Der @intcr.
Monote. @cr @intertouren nod
mGri1eren @egenben plant, iinoct in
Dem Bud eiren mertbpollen @eglucis
ier. gremplore oeiieIben fonncn int
Billet : giircau Der gEenuipIponio'
Sabn" mtentseltlid) crlangt perocn.
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Gle Scrrcn Scrcius' unb 2pgcn'
GcfretGre urrocn aeGetcn, allc Ser
cinsbcridtc ubcr Sdyriftitiifc, bic fir
bcn yScntidcn GOrreipOnScntcn" De-
itimmt iinS, bircft an Die 3eitimg 81
aorciiircn, nm elmer promptcn Gr'
lcbignug iider 5n Icin. SnrdJ bas
9lbrciiircm iOldjcr Sdriititiife an
Inscitclltc treten in bcreu Ibipcicn.
belt Sfters fir beiSe Eartcicn unlicb'
Jane @er56gernngen Elm.
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Sie 9ebanoIung fir Gbeumntis

Die @ebanoIung fir Hbeumatis-
mus. 8out, Mogen- uno nerpoie
&ronfbeiten nit S%trablen. eleftri-
ihem 2idt unb @alierbdoern, ipipie
elmer griinoliden piiienldaftliden
Waiiage lit ieit Sabren ihon cine Der
pidtigiten Seilmetbooen in europa.
Gas Gienna Sanatorium, 413 @eIt-
6apette. Str, lit mad @iener Mi,iter
NIT Den neueIten Ipparaten fir Die
gebanolung oieier aranfbeiten eingc-
ridytet urro miro puil 5pei In 8ien
graonirten Ier5ten geleitet. Salt
augenbIidIide 2inOerltng OerS dmer-
gen uno griinolife Seilling in fir
setter 3eit lit bas &eiultat oieier We-
tbooe. Combination uno pbpiifaliihe
e~ingebenoe llnteriudung frei; Sono-
rat mGBie. @er nod ser eriten Be-
banSiung nift SinOerung pcripiirt,
6rauft fir oicic nidt 81 ~besablen.
ESQ.,
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1ic icBi0c foltc @itterun1 5luinQt
om Sumto0 5llnl Standardization
rno 5ltr llnlidol nod nttcrbultcnocr
9cftiirc. Die Sonntog5.Nusgubc ocS
.9cltid)cn Gorrciponocntcn" lit rcidJ
on untcrboltcnbcm Stoii. Sic cnt.
b0It Die ipGtcItcn Gcpeihcn, oic mid).
tighten Standardization, gcOic9cnc
Nrtifcl mo SomntuASplmlbcrcicn,
intcreiIontc Gr5dbIunocm &intoriitis
idc9 II. /. 10.