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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07
FAMOUS KLEIN PLAY WITH
ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST

At the New National Theater tomor-
row evening washington theatergoers
viii be given an opportunity to pass
judgment upon the much discussed
Klein plsy. ''The Lion and the Mouse.
Perhaps never n the history OF the
American drama has a play received
such wide advertising or met with such
success as this. 1t ran for nineteen
consecutive months at the Lyceum The
alter In New York. and 1t has been seen
in London. in every big city in the
United States from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific. Will be produced in Australia
next season, and is being translated into
French and German for production in
Paris and Berlin. Its popularity IS
perhaps best explained by the fact that
it deals with Iifes three most important
factors-love, politics, and money.
Charles Klein has selected as his
theme the influence exerted by the mon
eved interests IN American politics
John Burkett Ryder, the richest man IN
America has seen At to challenge the
highest Law in the country by the i'm
Deachment of a judge OF the Supreme
Court who has handed down decisions
adverse 20 the financial interests OF his
coterie. The judges daughter. in order
10 save her father from disgrace and
novertv enters the lists against the
iiaonevea octopus. and, of course, wins.
The nlav will be presented here by
,dentieallv the same cast as was seen
for nineteen consecutive months At the
I.vceum Theater at New York, and
which includes Edmund Breese, Grace
EIIistou. Marguerite st. John. William
.e7vers. Marion Pollock Johnson. Fra
ser coulter. Reginald Darlington, Z. A
Fberle. walter Allen, Gertrude Barrett
charles sturgis. W II. Mcdonald, and
/ Ts11fa Hancnet
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IL. at the Kings County Dramatic
Club, in Brooklyn. The play will be
modern one, a much talked about satir-
ical play BY a Danish playwright, Gus
tave WED The cast viii be headed by
Miss Clara sverdrup Larsen and Axel
Jorgensen, well known players in their
own country. After a few trial perform
anees the company plans 10 take a tour
Of the Northwest, where many Of their
own people reside
The funniest thing Broadway has
heard in long time is the announce
ment a few days ago, by way OF an in
terview in one OF the evening papers,
that the ambition of Eleanor R0bson's
young heart is TO play Hamlet! Fancy
il!
THE Great Divide commenced this
week its final month in the Princess
Theater. Miss Anglin and Mr.. Miller.
with the big vital Moody play, could
remain there until wei into the sum
mer, but the owners of the Princess Will
convert it into an office building after
May l.
Nine. NdZiuiDNa viii bAN ~-7tNA~ @A1T+A
after this week In the BiJou and on
Monday. April 8, will appear in a new
comedy by the brilliant italian drama
tist. Robert Bracco. The English YER
sion las been christened the "Comptesse
Coquette." and it will. it is believed re-
veal a new side Of the gifted Russian ac-
tress' art
1.-THE Great White Way" Is training
its telescope southwark Mrs. Leslie
Carter Payne, after nearly a year of
strenuous idleness. is on the boards
again-epened at Norfolk Monday night
with "Du Barry" She is her own man.
ager now-in which she has tackled
rather a large proposition. There is
some betting as to how long 1t will be
before she has to undertake the job OF
being her own leading man. Stevenson,
who has been elassed along with Be
lasco, as one of the wonders Of Broad
way, in that he has-weil. not gotten
along exactly-but stayed with Mrs
Carter, has at last cried enough He
has gone 10 join Olga Nethersole'
company.
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and fitted to certain well-known actors
ana actresses pretty much like froeks
and dress coats. As a result the Ameri-
can playwright. compelled to follow
where he should lead. finds himself
helplessly conforming to an utterly false
canyon OF dramatic composition. His
object becomes to write a good fitting
play rather than a good play. The bet
ter it suits the starsthe more likely It IS
TO he produced.
This notion OF the play as a kind Of
an evening gown. to be cut. basted. and
fused with until 1t fts perfectly. the
figure it was meant FOR. encourages the
actor deliberately 10 dictate scenes ana
situations in which he knows ne can ex-
eel, and Characterization which he
knows TO be becoming. This habit once
acquired, the actor begins to think ii
impossible for him to appear in any but
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VINCENT sERRANo REGARDED
THE MODEL STAGE soLDIEE

Mr.. Vincent Sci no. who portrays the
part Of Major Dial, = Louis Evan Ship
mans new comedy Z =-tma. "On Parole. -
which comes to the b slasco Theater this
week, has become a model for soldier
parts on the stage. He played the part
OF Lieutenant Denton, in Arizona, -
more than one thousand times. and was
selected by Frederic bennington. the emf
nent artist, for one OF the six types Of
representative American young men,
and Remington painted him as a soldier.
Mr.. SeIvanc is known as one OF the
ablest o. the younger leading men IN
this cou ry. Henry Miller. the produo-
ing manager OF "On Parole" could not
have made a more appropriate selection
for the part of Major Dale than ar
Serrano He was born in New York city
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his most approved kind of work, and
season after season one can predict from
his name almost exactly the style OF
play in which he will appear. Hence
the public quickly tires Of certain stars
They and their plays become after a
time lntolersbly, monotonously predict
able.
The problem Of getting out Of this
habit OF dramatic dressmaking is a big
one. Personally, u do not eonsider. that
national art theater and that kind OF
thing are going 70 the real root or the
matter Just at present there are GER
tain big waves of psychological interest
and enthusiasm sweeping over Us which
! believe win prove highly significant
for all forms OF philosophy and art.
Playwrights viii he encouraged to set
forth the very best OF their ideals with
ont any consideration Of The personaII-
ties that may chance to portray them. -
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Leo Benn Feature of symOnds' Concert

Leo Benn Feature of Symonds' Concert.
Another strong program has been ar
ranged for the SymOnds' concert at
the Belasco Theater tonight. Among the
big feature vaudeville acts the headliner
viii be Leo Benn, the philosophical
humorlst and eccentric comedian. whose
monologue Of original patter IS said to
create a wirlwind of laughter. Chester
Spencer VIII. as usual. render several
Of the lsSest Illustrated songs, and the
popular motion pictures viii be made a
special feature. with an entirely new Sc,
OF original views imported from abroad
and never before seen IN this city.
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Fitzgerald vaudeviIls c0ncert.

The Majestic viii tonight Offer the sec
ond OF Fitzgerald's vaudeville concerts
An entirely new series Of life motion
pictures viii be shown. The vaude-
Vile bill will consist OF three high
class acts. together with illustrated
songs. There viii be no advance in
prices. The feature film Of the motion
pictures viii be The Unwritten Law.
an exact reproduction of the famous
Thaw-White tragedy.
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"watsOn's Burlesquers" This Week.

"WatSOns burleSqueIS ms " eeA.
"watson's Burlesquers" VIII be the
attraction at the New Lyceum this
week. This organization is said TO be
composed OF talented comedians and
a host Of pretty show girls, and the
high class vaudeville specialties intro
duced comprise almost everything from
triple buck dancing 10 grand opera
The original Billy Watson IS the
chief funmaker. and as a comic enter
tainer he stands pre-eminentIy in The
front rank Of the burIesque field Two
burIesques by Harry Montague are pre-
scented. The MormOns" and The
Bashful Venus" and both are mounted
in elaborate and lavish style. A splen-
didly drilled and handsome gowned
chorus adds additional charm 10 the
show. and a most enjoyable performance
Is assured.
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PURNELL TO OPEN
IN WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN

Kathryn PurneiI and her we'll balanced
company OF capable players VIII open at
the Majestic Theater tomorrow and con-
tinGe indefinitely. appearing each week
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:" The Lion and the Mouse
The Weeks One Novelty

Offering ever presented at the Majestic
Theater The usual matinees win be
given at popular prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07

Several well known Norwegian and
Danish actors have arrived In this
country within the last few months.
After some independent flights into the
local dramatic field they have now
banded together In a stock companv
and VIII produce several plays by
Scandinavian writer's. The company
will give It's first performance on April
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-07

Owing 10 his success in the Lyric
TheaJer, Ermete Novelli extended his
engagement, and playgoers had the priv
ilege Of seeing him this week in five
roles alternating between the tragic and
the comic. He remains another week.
Novelii. by the way. besides being one
of the leading actors Of contemporary
Italy, Is also In his off-moments a wig
maker. He makes all his own wigs. and
has done so ever since he became an
actor, forty years ago. Novelli considers
that he can make wigs better than any
one else.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-03
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Deben aprovechaF Ia OCCASION de estarse
TablaE, tablores etc. etc. Para informes,
Cruz 5 San Juan, Puerto Rico parade
q en- Santune en- 81 islote de Puerta de
TierFs. 80 VS.
Ell 'sNUEVO CAFE de los sspo-
sos Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ofrece nm com
pleto surtido de los mejores dulces cho.
colateB HeladoE. refrescos, hutaB al ma.
tural y TODD cuanto regale 81 paladar mas
delicado Sc encuentra alf primorosamente
servido. Cafe con leche , chocolate, se
encuentra desde las siete de Ia mafsua 4
las IL de Ia noche. ''Samost' ssBaker"
las marCas de chocolate sin rival se en-.
cuentTan allf D,
"LA VILLA DE MADRID ayisa &
Sus favorecedores, que acaba de recibir las
legftimas alfombras terciopalo de Orients,
marca ''Escudo' para sala, asf como log
driles de hilo, legftimo ndmero 100 y il
piiapa , las mejores alpscas negras eaGi
mires ingleses. 7.
En- materiales para la confecci6n de
oVmbreros, ENGAGES, bordados, apliOaciones
coEs6s; es Ia casa que tiene Eiempre el
mejor Surtido On Puerto Rico. HacemoB
envfos por coTreos todoB los pueblos de
Ia i1la. IeIefomO S7S. r. o. B. 784.
San Francisco 5, San Juan P. r.
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Z. LGrrtmugC
Comisionado residente de
Puerto Rico & los E. U. de A.
Faro del moro,

Adelantan r6pidamente los trabaiOs de
de reedifcaci6n en- Ia torre de Ia farola- del
Moro, de esta ciudad. La obra eoBtar6
unoB "a, 900 = la torre tendr6 mayor di6
metro que la actual, aunque Ia altura con
tinuar6 sin alteration.
En- tres meses Sc calcula la duraci6n de
los trabajos y una nueva l6mpara, que hoy
Sc encuentra en- Ia Exposici6n de James.
town ser& colocado en- sustituci6n de le
que hoy existe y sirvs de faro los nave
gantea que buscan este puerto.
Departamento para ofcinas de los en-
cargados de Is farola, con las comodidades
necesarias, seran instaladas On la nueva
torre, que ten dr6 las mejoreB condiGones
9 comodidad seguvidad. ~<.
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"A las II a. m pas6 por frente & eslas
ofcinas el sefior HamilI en- su autom6viI,
al que empuiaban varios pTesos por haber'
se deBcompueato Ia maquinaria en- Ia carre'
terra de Santurce.
Ell dia 20 del corriente mes celebrar6
ell Ateneo puertorriquefio Ia velada en-
honor del sefior Fernandez Juncos que
eHtaba anunciada.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell senior
Jos6 Ramos, farmac6utico del pueblo de
PatillRH. Permanecsr& algunos diaB en-
eata, en- asuntos particulares.
En- breve comenzsran las obraa de la
plaza del Mercado de Guyana, para Gu.
va obra hizo un empr6stito aquel NUM-
cipio.
-Ha regresado de su visie varios
pueblos de la isla, el sefior FeuiIle, Attor'
ney general de Puerto Rico.
Aver tarde 4 las Al SO ceIebr6 Ell en-
tierro del desventurado joven Ventura
Lopez Sanchez, que ge ahog6 anteayer en-
la bahia. Numeroso grupo de amigos,
concurTieron al acto de trasladarlo desde
el Dep6sito hasts la sepultura en- que fue'
ron encerFadoB aus restoB.
Sc asegura que las conferencias pro-
testantes que han de celebrarss On bTeve
en- Arecibo, tienen por obJeto destruir el
NAL efecto que entire los adeptoS al protes'
tantiamo dejara la discussion entire los pas
torres de dicha secta y miembroE de Ia
aBambIea espiritista, dItimamsnte cslebra'
da On aquella ciudad.
Ell lines las p m. empezar6 &
hacer ejercicios t6ctiCos en- 81 cuartel de
San Francisco, Ia compaffa sd" de Ia
guardia EReional.
EN- Ia parte superior de los tslefonoa
de esta ciudad, Sc he cOloCado IN aviso,
indicando que al lamar una estaci6n
90 haga por el n6meTo y no por 81 nombre.
Ell sefior AyreB del departamento de
Instruction, ha salido esta mafiana para
Fajardo y Nsguabo, con obieto de tomaH
paEte en- 81 tribunal de exSmenes de in
giles de los maeatros do aqnel digtrito
Don Maliapo GautieT, da Ponce s0li
cita dol dsPaEtamento % pbgaE pdblicaI
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METILOIDEs-El msjor mas SECURE
de todoB los egpeoiicoB hssta ahora Conocido
para la cura permanente de todaB las snfer-
medades de la ureta, "a sean estas cFonicas
agudRE. Contiene 81 fluio cuFa por COM
pleto, On menos tiempos ore ningdn otro pre-.
parade similar, las gonoFTeGg, eEpermRtoHnaB
cistitis, cot. MejoF que las lnyeCGiones muy
superior al sSndalo y copaiba. Empleza &
uuFtir .au efeoto las tres OuRtFo hoEas dc
habeHno tornado.
sgtSn prepaTadoa de mRneFa que no reVuel-
en- ol ast6mago nj pr0duCen malos efactou,
na VOnta O. todaa les Boticaa. Pidanss
muostFag gratis 4 gus 6nioos tabEioantag.
RIadQyiek etaaEna = Qa' natEolt. Nishi'
Ran n NJ
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BANC0- TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
DE PUERTO. RICO.
Capital autarlzadO S2.4OO,OOO. CspIt a.
zadO $3I5,532.90, U. 5. c.
OperGciOnes que re0IisG:

Pr6stamOs: Con garantias personales. con
cOlaterales, y con hipotecas corto y largo
plazo sobre fincas rdsticas.
DesCuentOS: De giros, pagares, y Obl1ga
clones comerciales 8 corto plazO.
GirOs: Sobre Espafia, New York, Paris,
EOndres y Hamburgo
GlTOs poT Gable: sobre New York Ma
drid.
Cusntas Gorrsntss: Con interes de poo
Anual disponibles Ia vista por cheques.
ImPOsIOiOnss pla1O flo: Con .interes de 2
4 p. 8 annual segcn tempo.
SeOOI6R de- ahOFFOs: ImposiciOnes sObre liz
Oretas desde 25 cts. q 81 200 con intereses al
6p 8 annual.
Gobran1as: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmist6n para
los corrientistas.
Dep6sItOS: De efectivo y valOres.
GambIO do mORsdas: De todos los pafses.
VsRta de O6dulas hpOtsCarias: La mejor ina
version en- Puerto Rico, interesl7 p. 8 pa
gadero por cupOnes semestrales.
Vsnta dc finOaS: Dando facilidades para el
pagO, en- las jurisdicciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, Arecibo, Barcelo,
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, HatillO, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manatf.
Maricao, Naranjito, Pstillas, Rio Grande,
UtuadO, YabucOa Yauco.
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Cafe dc Puerto Rico

POr la preBente Sc invita- tosas las
personals intereSadas en- el porvenir de IL
industFia cafetera en- Puerto Rico en-
general q todos los que sientan vqrJade
70 inter6S por el bienestar econ6mico de
pals q la reunion que ha de tener lugar e.
luueg pr6ximo, Beis del corriente & las
nueve de la manana en- 81 salon de la ca.
mara de DeIegados.
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concession para en- ell sitio denominadc
Washington, conHtruir un poblado.
-Dofia Francisco CuetD ha solicitadc
del departamento del Interior, permisc
para construir una acera frente su casa
en- Santurce.
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il ENFERMERAs. -ss necesitqn en- 81
Hospital PreBbiteriano Para informes
dirigirse & Miss OrdWay superintendenta
del Hospital. 6v.a
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

In Dade county the commits
sioners have concluded that It
is inexpedient to continue the
leasing of couvicts TO private
interests especially when there
is so much road building to be
done. AS fast as the contracts
expire the commissioners will
cancel them and put the county
convicts to work on the roads
Dade realizes that good roads
come first; afterwards the home
seekers. Read the official pro-
ceedings in this paper OF the
meeting of Madison's county
commissioners if you would
know what our county fathers
think about the matter o. good
roads.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

The new law to prohibit the
operation OF blind tigers" will
prove an effective remedy for
his evil If the officers of the
law see to Its enforcement.
Heretofore the great difficulty
in the enforcement of the pro-
hibition laws has been to secure
sufficient evidence against those
who operate the blind tigers, y
but under the provisions OF the
Faulkner act any nan found in
public place in state of intoxi
cation may be arrested and held
in Jail until he diyulges the
name of the party from whom
he had purchased liquor, and if
caught swearing falsely he may
oe held under a charge of per-
jury.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

When the Plnellas bill max
ng a new county out Of Hills
oorc. was up before the Senate
Tor consideration, the Tampa
papers fired hot shot into Sena
t ,r Crane and accused him OF
disloyalty to Tampa. Now that
the Legislature has adjourned
and the DILL did not pass the
St. Petersburg newspapers say
that the Senator threw them
down and are giving him tile
benefit Of several broadsides.
The senator is catching it hip
and thigh, fore and aft.-O:ala
Banner
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

at is neither criminal nor
immoral to put your kinfolks in
Office under you after you get
there yourself, says the Live
Oak Democrat, but the people
of Florida are utterly opposed
to that system. They reason
very justly that the office to
which they elected you is Meth
err your private snap nor person
al asset to be divided out among
your family aud that the minor
offices for which you hold the
appointing power should by
every consideration OF fair play
be given to others and not be
kept in the family Nepotism
at Tallahassee will cut quite a
figure in the next campaign.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

The first meeting of the Com
mission to investigate the af-
fairs of the Internal Improve
ment Board Will be held in Tai
lahassee on the 18th inst, at
which time the organization
will be perfected and the work
taken up. The Legislature ap-
propriated the sum of ten
thousand dollars for the work
in hand and there is no definite
way of telling us to how long it
will require to complete it.
Senator Leggett is a member
of the commission. Upon the
findings of the commission de.
pend, to a large extent, the
matter of an extra legislative
session. 1t is thought that the
work will be completed in about
three months.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

Among the many "availa bles''
mentioned in connection with
the governorship We note in the
plst few days the name of Judge
Rlydon NJ. Call of Jackson
vile, Circuit Judge of the
Fourth Judicial Circuit. We
don't know just where the judge
has "lined up" politically in
past years but we do know that
if he could be persuaded to enter
the race he would make a can
didate whom any man could
support without question, for
to our mind he is the embodi-
ment of honor, integrity, fair
ness and justice and all factions
would receive square deal
from his hands. We rather
think, however, that Judge Call
would not forsaBe the bench
which he adorns to enter into a
political scramble for Office,
even that of governor.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

We would not be surprised tc
hear some day soon that an in
junction has been asked for al
the hands of the Supreme Court
enjoining the State Comptroller
and Treasurer from paying over
certain monies appropriated by
the recent very liberal legisla
ture for certain purposes other
than those of State government.
We are not at liberty just now
to state what we refer to but
hope to have that privilege
within a few days.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

Osceola county has a female
county treasurer, Governor
Broward having appointed last
week Mrs Gilbert, widow Of j..
r. Gilbert, deceased, who was
county treasurer at the time of
his death. This thing of fema lie
office holders is getting to be
quite common in Florida. Look
out, it might prove the opening
wedge 10 woman suffrage in the
State.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

1t has been figured out that
the railroads in Florida will
nay about s207,000 additional
taxes a year by reason of the
passage of the 4-mill pension
tax aud $40 per mile license tax.
And yet with this big increase
from one source alone the farm
er and business man will find
his taxes increased in the same
proportion next year. 1t seems
to be an expensive undertaking
to run a State government.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

Judge Samuel Shaylor OF the
Duval County Criminal Court
has been suspended by the
governor upon charges Of neg
lect of duty. The Judge will
have until next Saturday to
show cause why the suspension
should not be permanent.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1907.

Hon. J. NJ. Barco IS being
pleasantly spoken of by many
of the State papers in connec-
ton with the Office of Comp
troller. Should he be elected
to the office wonder if he will
find it necessary to employ so
ma ny clerks?
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

Internationally we omitted
from our list of candidates for
Railroad Commissioner as pub
lished in this paper last week
the name OF John L. Medley a
Jefferson county boy, now a
successful lawyer in Tallahas
see and a former secretary OF
the Commission. Mr.. Medley
has positively announced his
candidacy and says that he is
IN the race to win.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-06-13

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Every man Of a family should keep
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