Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-21

or Irish tenement life is a scream, I'll"
Only quartet, composed of Jean Lin
coin, soprano, late prima donna of the
Trivoli Opera company; Helen De
Mers, contraltO, of the Savage English
Grand Opera company; James F.
Roach, tenor, soloist of the Mantillo;
Edward Sleishman, basso, from the
| Savage English Grand Opera COM
pany; AL Bartlett, the Organ Chime
| Kid, who is a musical prodigy; illus
| trated songs and the latest moving
| pictures.
| The Grand MoguI.-The Grand Mo-
| gul was played Saturday evening al
the Illinois before a large house, b.
an excellent company headed by Frank
Moulan and Maud Lillian Berri There
are no weak parts in the company and
| the performance proved one of the
best of the season so far at the Illinois
| The stars were supported by strong
company, and chorus of well haG
lmonized voices.
| Up to Standard.-Charles\ B. Han
ford with a strong supporting compan
will be seen at. the Illinois tomorro"
evening in Antony and Cleopatra"
"kerry GoW."-Bernard Days per
Torrance of Dan O'Hara in Joseph
Murphy's great drama, Kerry Cow,
is said to be a picturesque representa-
ton of a clear-headed, witty, brave
young Irish character, full of music
Ipure sentiment, an abundance OF Joi
lily, fun and exciting situations. Mr.
i Days manager, U. D. Newell, has sur
rounded him with an excellent com
pany and the play is well mounte
with scenery of which a carload j
carried. At the Illinois tonight.
William Hodge in 1.-THE Man from
Home."-"The Man from Home witt
Mr.. Hodge in his great Characterization
of Daniel Voorhees, Pike of KokomC
Ind, has settled down to what promise
to be the most remarkable engagement
in the history of the Studebaker. TIL
Tarkington-Wilson comedy, delightful
in its romance and satire and its touch
es here and there of the choicest melt
drama, has scored heavily with ever
sort of playgoer. The brilliant cas-
| which 1iebler & Co. have wisely selec
ed for this comedy has rarely had it
equal every member makes stron
individual success in his or her intel
probation. The out-of-town patronag
is steadily growing, which is anothe
evidence of the far-reaching success {
the play. A special box Office depar
ment for out-of-town patrons has bee
arranged for, and special attention
given to mail orders. 1t is the intei
ton of the management to have "fea
ure" nights at the Studebaker frol
time to time. The first decided upo
is Indiana Night" when it is eXpecte
= that the governor and staff will be pre-
ent. This night will occur in the nes
future, followed by other special pc
fOrmances for out-of-town patrons.
n CAM and Bendix in RecitaI.-R
dOlph CAM, the eminent pianist, al
: Max. Bendix, the world renowned vi
linist. will appear lin recital at tt
Moline theater, Jan. "a. Messers. Gal
and BendiX will give but Is recita
>. during the season and local people al
fortunate in having opportunity to he;
them. They will appear here und,
: the auspices of Mrs. Edla Lund, Mi
Mae Lindsey Oliver and Joshua Ode
q Subscription lists for tickets are BEN
circulated and those subscribing W
have the privilege of reserving sea
one day in advance
Rheumatism Cured in Three Days.
n. H. Langley, Madison, Wis, say
Il was almost helpless with rheun
a tism for about five months. Had
in my neck SO l could not turn 4
head, and all through my body
tried three doctors and many remedi
with 49,