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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
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There are more $500 Bargar Hzs
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Is FOUND DEll

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fled a. W X Blledell.
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due % an epileptie ~. althourh es.
cannot be definitely determlnas -
I'll after an Investigation By Dsnss,
Coroner Wiltsie. Who viii re- i
Monahan this eyeglnx.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Greenroon1 Gossip

E. H. sothern and Julia Marlowe will
appear together in London next sprung
on the conclusion of their separate touns
here, and the following season Miss Mar
lowe may remain in England for the en-
tire year King Edward has promised TO
attend the opening performances, which,
fishing the popularity of the talented CO.
stars Mr. Sothern is now at his city
home in New York, where he has been
Joined by Mrs. Sothern Virginia Harned.
Henry Miller will present Cecilia LOTUS
Joint stars. Their first appearance to-
gether will be In modern military
comedy drama from the German Some
the play, and while he had an Idea of
casting Miss LOTUS for the leading re,
male role, ii was not until later ne found
the play had role we'll suited to Mr..
dOrsay.
Three dramatists, French. English and
American, are writing plays for olga
Nethersole, all of which she hopes 70
produce in America next season, IN addl-
ton to one of IbSen'S dramas which she
expects to add to her repertoire sometime
near the holidays.
Edwin Milton Royle is at the Savoy
hotel. London, having gone to England 70
complete arrangements for an EEingn,sn Eiig,s.l
Frohman having permitted his two. years
option on the play for London production
to lapse.
Mrs. Mabel Mckinley Baer (Nabei Nc
Kinley) has become beneficiary OF the
estate of the late President William Nc
Kinley through the death of Mrs. McIAin-
ley.
Henry w. Savage will add "Salome" IN
English to the repertoire of his English
opera company next season. The original
text of Oscar Wilde will be used.
In the general Shakespearean revival,
1t is reported that James ]. Corbett is to
apper at Othello- Oh, horrors!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
MILE. NADJE-oRPHEUM

tanned Countess Olga Rossi and Mons.
Paulo, st. Onge brothers, Ferry the
human frog, and Abdallah brothers,
comedy acrobats.
GRAND -"Ten Thousand Dollars
Reward" is the title and the motif of
owen Davis latest, which will be PRO-
duced at the Grand commencing this
afternoons matinee. The hero of the
many adventures described in the play
is a young soldier of fortune who is too
poor to aspire to the hand of the lady
whom he loves, but her disappearance
from the Mardi Gras ball at New Or
leans solves a double problem. The
man and the maid have many strange
adventures and visit many strange
lands before they get back to the good
old u. S. A.
FISCHER'S-One of the old fairy
tales of childhood days, adapted and
modernized for the editication of the
"grownups' has been prepared as
distinctly hot weather offering at
Fischers. 1.-THE Babes in the Wood"
is the title of the piece. F, Clifford
Harris has adapted and localized the
comedy for Los Angeles, and Manager
Fischer prepared for the production by
ordering several hundred dollars worth
of characteristic costumes, scenery and
music. A headliner for this week also
is the advent of Miss Katie Carlson,
who steps into the place left vacant by
the resignation of Mdlle. Lorraine as
soubrette.
UNIQUE-One of the features of the
new bill at the Unique this week is
Don Omar in impersonations and imi-
tations Ethel Rydell, a pretty little
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
Dramatic Notes

Richard Mansfield has sold his residence
at 316 Riverview drive, New York city,
which he occupied prior to his departure
for Europe a few weeks ago. Mr.. Mans
field expects to rest from stage work for
at least a year, and will spend most of
his time on the continent
If the play market is barren, 1t is not
because native writers are not trying
hard to supply it. 1t is said that 2UO
plays in one month are not an nunusal
number to be copyrighted at Washington.
OF course this is the end of large ma
jority of them.
Ernest Shipman has closed contracts
with the Bobbs- Merrill company, Indian
apolis, Ind, for dramatizatlon. of The
Port of Missing Men," and will give 1t
an eaerly presentation next season with u
specially selected cast,
Norma Winslow has been engaged for
the leading juvenile role in the new
Broadhurst play, in which Lillian Rus
sell will star next season. Miss Winslow
is at present in vaudeville with Walter
Perkins.
: The first English production of The
Earl of Pawtucket, which Augustus
Lawrence d'Orsay, is to be given in
London with Cyril Maude in the leading
IcIe.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

Harry will take a rest. Richie Ling
goes back to New York at once to join
Lotta Faust, his wife; Albert McGuck-
ms and Lucille Saunders, his wife, will
rest, probably spending while at Cata-
ina; Mr., and Mrs. Hosea will remain
here at least till tl.s company goes on
tour, the while he resumes his teaching,
and Miss Aubert will go up to San
Francisco to join her husband, DR.. But
terfield. Most of the chorus people
live here anyhow, so will lay off and
rest till touring time. Tom Karl and
Dillon Dewey will in the interim make
arrangements for reorganization and
resumption. Ed Temple, the stage di-
rector will return to New York, where
he has plans made for next season.
Sparks Berry is going to HE himself
with the missus, to Tahoe, and recu
perate. This opera season Sparks has
gained all of ten pounds Of flesh and
he feels the need of quietude and rural
surroundings. Besides, Sparks is in the
throes of forming another Italian opera
company, and that's strenuous work
If Sparks were wise he would forget
the Italiano and keep the Californians
as long as the fates would let him.
Since Dick Ferris has bought that
West Adams street house he occupied
when here, he may be accounted per-
manent resident of Los Angeles. Hur-
rah! 1 can hardly wait till the paint
room reopens, now that the hole in
the WALL will be deserted
1 can recommend the Peoples Friday
night try -outs" to all aspiring young
thespians who think they have the
greatest acts ever staged in vaudeville
My friend, AL Flournoy, gives every one
a fair show, and picks up considerable
embryonic talent in that way for the
S. & C. circuit. There is good
money in a clever vaudeville turn;
more than in any other form of stage
entertainment, considering the time
spent on it, and some Of these would
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
NOTES BY THE
MATINEE MAN

n ICHARD VIVIAN and Lewis Stone
X of the Belasco leave this week
on their vacation. 1 understand
they are going horseback to the
desert. L have a suspicion that they
have the gold fever; otherwise why
ride horseback over the sandy wastes
this weather with Charley Pike ready
to accommodate them on the Salt
Lake? Anyhow, 1 hope they have a
good time; they need the rest.
| Funny, but here just as the Califor-
mans close the mash notes began. One
of the lovely chorus girls got the first;
| it was awfully mushy and was signed
Percy Frontenac." Wouldn't that
name jar you? He wore red rose and
sat in front in the second row and
asked her to wear red rose, too. She
did, and so did every other girl in the
chorus that particular night. Percy?
| Oh he ducked as soon as the curtain
dropped and he could skidoo in safety.
| Richie Ling also got a mash note.
1t was from real lady. who got stuck
on his shape, and she sent it to him by
an usher, to whom she gave two bits
for delivering the note. The usher
passed the note to Dickie; also the
quarter So Dickey had two extra
drinks that night. He sent the note to
Lotta Faust, his wife, like the deceit
full husband he is.
Well miss that California bunch for
while. 1t is nice in hot weather to
sit in the front row and have a bevy
of lightly clad pretty girls make googoo
eyes at you; it sort o. cools you off.
But they are coming back-I don't
know how soon, but they're coming, all
right.
They tell me Joe Montroses proposal
party last week was a success and that
Harry CHM was actually brought to
the asking point by the joshes of those
present. But 1 haven't seen any soli-
taire sparkling on Maude Gilbert's fin
ger yet. Still, perhaps she does not
wear it on the stage.
I heard from Eugene That's Lawton.
doubtless in her day the most popular
leading woman the Belasco ever had,
last week. Miss Lawton has been re-
engaged for the fremont theater in
Boston for next season at the biggest
salary she ever received, and is ex-
tremely we'll liked there. She is now
enjoying a well earned vacation on
Long Island. have no doubt that her
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

friends here will rejoice to know of her
great popularity in staid old Beantown
Which seldom raves over anyone.
1 hear that Maude Adams will ap-
pear in boys part again next season.
1t is announced that her new play,
LES Buffons," from the French, puts
her in the role of Prince Charming
a role that Sarah Bernhardt did in
Paris this spring. Thus again, as in
"L'Aiglon," she follows the renowned
Partisan tragedienne. She will open
in New York in October.
This reminds me of tne first time that
Maude Adams put on boys toggery for
stage use. 1t was in San Francisco, by
the way, and before she haG regularly
gone on the stage. boy was needed
quickly in the play, and it was
suggested that she try out. She was
delighted and FASTENED down to the
dressing room and donned the hablll-
ments of the other sex without once
looking in the glass. Then she took
glance at herself-and burst out cry
ing. What she saw was gangllng,
awkward, half grown girl, who was all
angles and spindleshanks. Someone
told her mother that Maudie was down
stairs crying her eyes out, and maternal
wisdom at once guessed wiidr was
wrong. =.
"If you are ashamed of yourself in
boys attire" she said to the weeping
girl, take it off; and do not put on
trousers again till you can wear them
without blush"
Maude doffed the bifurcated garb and
kept out of it for years. That she later
could don it without trouble or self
consciousness all knew; there is no bet
ter boy on the boards today than this
same Maude dams. See her in Peter
Pan" if you do not believe me.
Most of the Californians are going to
stay around here for awhile. Harry
eastman and his wife have a menage
where they will grow chickens, and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
The Weeks Bills

MASON-Maude Adams in Peter Pan"
BELASCO-"Friend Fritz"
ORPHEUM-Vaudevill
BURBANK-"The Prodigal Son"
GRAND-"Ten Thousand Dollars Re-
ward"
FISCHER'S-"Babes in the Woods"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
PEOPLE'S-V Vaudeville.
UNIQUE-Vaudeville
ur AJJDE ADAMS coming to the Ma
wv son this week makes the hrst real
AVA break in the dog-day theatricals,
and from the great advance sale she
will pack the big Broadway theater.
Miss Adams has not been here In
long time and there Is great and gen.
eral interest In her engagement not only
on account of the novel play-"Peter
Pan"-but because of her own delight
full self
1t is not announced, but it is a safe
guess that Miss Adams will play two
weeks; Peter Pan" holding the boards
all of this week, and her repertoire IN
cluding "L'Aiglon" and Quality
Street" the following one. Certainly
whole fortnight. OF course it is pretty
hot to sit three hours in a theater, es-
pecially through a serious play like
'L,Aiglon," but the other offerings are
delightful comedies, and should be ap-
preciated. Anyhow, Maude Adams is
of rank sufficient to attract in any sort
of weather.
Ethel Barrymore is another star COM
ing soon; they constitute the main
stays of the Mason's summer bills. The
regular attractions there will begin
along in late August.
The dull days are on elsewhere. The
Auditorium Is dark the Californians
being forced out by the teachers asso-
citation. The Belasco minus two of its
strongest men, seems, however. not TO
be letting down in the quality of its
offerings, and Hobart Bosworth is a
tower of strength, even with Stone gone.
The Burbank runs on like the proverbi-
al brook, and has good line of plays In
prospect, while the Grand with the Ul-
rich players, though not playing to ca
pacity save Sundays, is still in the ring.
The steady old Orpheum turns 'em away
every night and half the matinee per-
formances, and the little theaters are
packed steadily.
Really, one doesn't see where the play
houses of Los Angeles have anything to
complain about, despite the reported
dullness elsewhere, especially in San
Francisco. If every show town could
keep it's theaters open every night in
the year with a decent degree of COM
fort, it would be considered better than
gold mine at Rhyolite.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07

singer who claims Boston as her home,
is also on the list with everal songs
and half a dozen quick costume
changes. The third is the trapeze work
of the Barlow brothers. The new offer
ing of the Unique comedy company is
"A Deuce of a Scrape." Harry Ed
mondson and Edyth Edmonds will
sing illustrated songs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
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be dramatists would do well to try their
hands at sketches and songs rather
than f1ve-act comedies or fourteen-act
melodramas. Go down and talk to AL
about 1t.
Sit up and take notice. There is
girl headed this way, toward the Orphe-
um, who does a bicycle act in a skim
tight bathing suit without suspicion
OF skirt which suit aforesaid is ex-
cessively abbreviated at the upper end
and is cut short off some inches above
her knees, from whence open work
stockings constitute the balance of her
garb. Gee, but amt that luscious for
a not night? No, l am not going to
give her name away, after exciting all
thls curiosity; go and see for yourself.
But she made all New York rave when
she appeared on roof last summer.
SO you know she must be the real
ginger.
Everyone learned with regret of the
loss sustained by "Fent" Hamilton
when his fine home in Magnolia ave-
nue. burned down early one morning
last week. "Fent" ran the Hotchkiss
when George Howard was the star
there, last winter, and was such a game
loser that all will be sorry to know
/ tnat the Hotchkiss hoodoo still hangs
over hlm Howard, by the way. was
paying the far northwest last l heard
ana doing well. too. Betty Jonson Is
SUN with the company-pretty Betty
who couldn't act.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-31
El Champion del Mundo

Para que sean conocidas de los af-
cionados que aqui estan interesados
Gu la gran contlenda que Sc esta Ii
braudo en- los Estados Unidos entire
los clubs Chicago y "Detroit' da-
mos continuation algunas de las re
glas que rigen el actual Campeonato
del Mundo:
"El emblema del Champion de ba-
Sc ball Professional del Mundo, con-
sistira en- una bandera que Sc rega-
lara todos los amos al club victorioso,
y I'm recuerdo apropiado en- forma de
bottom que Sc regalara 4 los jugadores
de dicho club. Ambos regalos seran
elegidos por la Com ision Nacional.
Ell costo de la bandera y botones Sc
ran pc agados por la Comisi6n Nacio-
nal.
Tres juegos seran celebrados en-
las ciudades de cada uno de los clubs
contendientes. La Comision deter
minara por sorteo q donde Sc han de
celebrar los tres primeros desaffos.
En- case que Sc haga necesario cele-
brar Ell septimo juego, para decidir
la serie, la Comision determinara la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-31
Nuevas Peliculas

Nos informa Ell sofior c. Rozas en-
presario del Cinematografo Pate,
que por Ell vapor americana Fila
DELTA" reclbira una gran collection de
peliculas nuevas y de gran actuali-
dad, y que en- la mafiana de hoy ha
pedido por cable, la pellcula de la
vista de S. M. el Rey Don Alfonso
XIII a Londres. Esta pelfcula segtin
los periodicos del extrangero, es de
las que mas ha llamado la atenci6n
de los p1blicos donde Sc ha exhibido
Con esta nueva remesa de peliculas
no dudamos que el pl1blico de esta
ciudad seguira correspondence a los
esfuerzos que hace el sefor Rozas
que es uno de los empresarios de ci-
nematografos que han llegado com
prender bicn el negocio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-31
DON ALFONSO vAzQUEz
4 NvESTRoS AMIGOS De la IsLA

Esta maflana ha salido para varios
pueblos de Ia Isla, sl representanto
viajero del BoLETIN MERcANTn, Don
Alfonso Vazquez, que lleva nm esplen-
dido musst tr ario do los articulos traidoa
por sl sefor Cuetara, en- su reciente
viaje a los Estados Unidos y por el Sc
nor Schlutsr Director de la Litograffa,
que lleg6 de Alemania recisntemente.
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