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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-31
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Parties wanting toll service, call for
toll operator IL
Howard Bean Of Hutchinson was IN
he city yesterday and today
l.. w Eastman Of Spearville was Wis
nor In this city Wednesday.
Miss EMILY Madison is out of school
his week suff ring with tonsiltis
+. P. kingrey of Excelsior Springs,
NO., visited here last Friday and Satur-
day.
Chas. Gibson If Enid, OK. visited at
the home of his parents 1 ,. Gibson
last week.
Mr.. &. B. Doolittle and son, Sid, left
Wednesday morning for Topeka, to be
gone few days.
James Cavanaugh Of Spealvlle WAS ID
the city "Wednesday transacting business
ut the court h0use.
Mrs DR.. Whitworth, who has been Ill
with the grippe for over week, Is able
to be around again.
Miss Ola Holiopster is visiting In Ford
City this week with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. d. j. Hollopeter.
The retail grocery clerks are preparing
10 give a grand ball on February ~,
WashiDgton's birthday.
Or. Oti- Thompson was called to Nick
srson the tirst of the week for consuta-
Oon on an important case.
Mrs. E. NJ. Taylor has been quite III
with the grippe this week, but is re.
ported little better today.
Lost-A package containing q blue
apron and black silk muller. Please re-
turn to office at 2. K. Hobble.
Miss Nellie Chapman WAS unable to
attend her school duties yesterday. Miss
Ada Hcbble supplied her place for that
day.
The new toll board in the telephone
sffice lie now connected up, and all toll
service is operated By a special operator
for that purpose
i'll Roberts Of Enid, Ok, visited at
the home of |. 8. Gibson here last week.
He is one of the surviving passengers q
the Rock Island train which went into the
Cimarron river some time ago.
Mrs. Ed Bowen and brother, Dillworth
Baird, returned Wednesday morning
from Denver, Colo, where they have
been visiting their brother, Henderson
Baird and family, for several days
Two days treatment free. Rings dys
pepsia tablets for impaired digestion
impure breath, perfect assimilation Of
food, increased appetite Do not fail te
avail yourself of the above offer. SOLD
ky Pine & Bonds drug store.
DIR. r. K. Buckmaster Of Topeka spen
"Wednesday with bis mother and sister
Mrs. Buckmaster and Mrs. F. G. Bark
ley. DR. Buckmaster went from here Il
Ulysses. Kans., where he expects tc
locate.
Walter Glazs, who has been laying OF
for several days after being badly bruised
In a wr ok last week, left Tuesday even
ing for Garden City TO again take charg'
Of the sugar beet train running out o.
that city.
The Rebekah lodge held a meeting Of
the 9th, at which time officers were In
stalled for the coming year. as follows
Noble grand, Mrs. G. B. Doolittle; vice
grand, Mrs. U. G. Balderson; secretary
Mrs. Nettie Witherspoon; treasurer, Mrs
Anna Baker. Lunch was then serYe'
ara a general good rime enjoyed. Iher
was another meeting on the 23d and tw
candidates, Mr.. and Mrs. Stone, were III
itiated a this time, and the regular bust
sess of the lodge attended to. Mrs. ia
Poston Brown, who lives south OF toW1
vas mp for this meeting.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-31
HAD A "BULL" TIME.
Walter Glaze's Beet Train and a Belllg:
erent Bull had Head-On Coli
sion Thursday.
I. A. ABMENT, Secretary.

erent Bull had Head-On Colll-
sion Thursday.
Walter Glaze, who has been running a
sheet special" from Garden City west,
got a severe shaking up last Thursday
and has been laid up for repairs since. He
was pushing three ca 8 ahead OF his en-
CINE and bis way car was one of the
three. A large bull planted himself GU
the track ahead of the train, paved dust
in the air and by low rumbling bellows
warned the train to take some other
course. The train kept straight ahead,
the engineer thinking the bull was only
bluffing. But the bull had no intention
Of giving up the track, and he didn't. The
first ear struck the animal and they tan
0led up In a rough and tumble. The
second car scrambled over the first, and
the way car, In which Mr. Glaze sat writ.
ing some reports, executed all kinds OF
acrobatic feats, engaging Walter In q
wild wrestle with the furniture. The
first car chewed the bull up considerably
and by the time the the engine struck
him he was In pretty small pieces. so thai
he fed in easily and was made into san
sage Mr. GlsZe found WHEN the excite
ment subsidized that his face was badly
bruised, but that he was still alive ana
not seriously damaged.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-31
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
At Dodge City, in the State Of Kansas, at the
close of business January 26th, 1907
RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
loans and Discounts .$lG0.47l 10
overdrafts' secured and unsecured l,l5S IS
7, q Ronds to secure circulation 5000 co
Premiums on U. s. Bon1s ... ..... l,OoO w
Banking house, furniture ana ,oo n.
n,e from annroyed reserve agents $1,000 rs
Cbecks and other cash items 152 46
Notes of other National Banks...:. lO2 w
Fractional paper currency, nickels 20, 81
Lawful Money Money Reserve in Bank VIZ:
Specie .....,.... ......"" III, l3S oo ,,e.o on
Legal-tender notes ....... 2,52O w 4,oos on
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5per cent circulation 1,260 w
Total 262,037 II
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In E. ....$ E,0Ou W
Surplus fund........... ..... o,uVV w
Undivided profits, less expenses o,- 90
and taxes paid...........:..... 95a 90
National Bank notes outstanding. $4,000 90
Individual deposits subject to check 1902 u6
Demand certificates Of deposit. S.sa %
Total 269,s37 II
STATE OF KANSAS. County Of Ford, ss.
I. Geo. B. Dugan, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best or my
knowledge and belief.
SEAL GEO. b. DuGAN, oashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31ss
day Of January, 1907.
G. e. SMITH, Notary Public.
NV commission expires March 18th, 1909.
Commentaries: II. A. BURNETT,
A. GLUCK,
W. 7. COOLIDGE.
Directors,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-31

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IOCHI, ............. V~"Vtv"o w
STATE OF KANSAS, Ford County, So:
|. q. NJ. Hoover President OF SAID Dank.
do solemnN swear that the above statement
ia true, and that said bank has no liaDilitles
t,nn other than shown on the above state
ment, to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief. 80 help me God: ,s.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, TINS
3Oth day of JAM, 1907. p.,,,,,.
INV commission expires ON the 18th day
Of Feb, 1910;
Correct
Attest: e. e. SMITH,
G. o. WA ING, Directors.
NJ. M. GwINNBR,
H.. R BROWN,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
STAGE AFFAIRS.
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC 14th St and Irving fiace-@-
s:-5-The Lien and The Mouse
ALEXANDRIA 1asth St and 18th aTe-2-s-NauoeVille-
Aston Broadway and 18th s.--e:la-sls-Iom Jones
1sEI.Asoo AID ST. between ath ana elh a'es---
The warrens CT Virginia
IsgRKELEY THEATRE 44th St. near BIN e'e'-S-Aif-
Days Company
,srJor- Broadway between 3oh and 3ist sts-5o-s'So
A Dolls House
BROADWAY. Broadway. between 4oth and zist sts.-
2:I5-s15-The Round Up
-.s5,-o E-oaswax ard seth et-215-s 1.-THE Gay
White Wa-.
COLONIAL. Broadway and SD st.-2-s-Vaudeviiie.
-r,r,,, 4,.au,,, and 44th st-a:I5-s:I5-The
OF Marcus
JAIY's Broadway. between 29th and Soth sts"-22o-
S:ae-The -I-ancers-
DEWEY. 14th st, Third ave-2-s-Vaudevile-
EDEN MUsEE. 23d ST. 9th ave--The World in
Wax.
EMPIRE. Broadway ana 4oth st--e:15-s:2o-My Wife
FIFTH AVENUE. Broadway ard csth st.-oe Boys OF
Company r.
rIFTY-ssIGHTH STREET. near Third aTe.-Eaudeville-
GARDEN THEATIiE-The Isejuvenation Mary
s5AERICK 55fh s.. near Sixth aVe--Ihe T'ymaAer OF
Nuremberg
GOTHAM East I25th st.-2-s-vaudeville
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. e3i ST. and sth are--The
Straight Road
racket saa St between 9Th and sth aves-2:i5-
s:I5-The Witchns Hour
HANMERsTEIN's 9Th ave and 42d st-2;is-s;i'-
Vaudeville.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE. 125th St and 1th ave-
Are a Mason?
HERALD SQUARE Broadway and S5th st--2:15-s:15-
The Girl Behind the Counter
ItPpopRoME. eth ave and SSH st--2-s-The Auto
Race nd The -Four Seasons
hudson West 44th 81. Broadway-2;1o-s:l6-
The Chorus Lady
IRVING PLACE. Irving Place 18th SHERMAN
stock company.
ll.llcElEEBocKER. Broadway and ssth st-2:i5-s;lS-
HoyGen-
LIBERTY. 42d near 7th ave-2;lS-s;l'-Chaunoey
Clcott
LINCOLN SQUARE Broadway, near 65th st.-@:15-s:l5
The Sercnade-
I.ycF,r,N. West 451h St. near Broadway-215-s:2o
The Thief
LYRIC 4ad ST. near 7th aye-e:i3-s;i5-i1rnete No
reDertoTg-
MAJESTIC 7th ave. and 5sth st-2;lo-s:l9-Ihe Top
O tn World.
nI.Ax AMSTERDAM. 42d st. near 9Th ave-2;lo-s:lo-
The Merry Widow
NEw CIRCLE. Broadway and a9th st-His Honor the
HE,x YORK Broadway and 45th st.-2-s:So-Advanced
Vaudeville 'f''- - nj
OK: HUNDRED AND TwENTY-FIFTH STREET. near
Lexington aYe--Vaudeviie-
SAVOY. 34th 81, nes- Broadway-2:15-s:1o-The Man
g the Hour.
s7l-YvEsANT west z4th Broadway-e:l5-s-
David wsraeld in a Army Man
-4,,z1- PASTORS 14th St and Sd ave.-Vaudeville.
rwENTY-rHIRD STREET. c3d ST. 9Th ave-
vaudeville
r,HToH SQUARE 14th st. near Broadway-vaudeHilie.
yA11AcKs Broadway and 5oth st-2.l5-s:1o-The
Talk the Toan-
wEBERs-a:Is-s:15-Iiir Hip HooTay!
WEST END, 1e5th st--Buster Brown.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
.HACkETT THEATRE.

Mr.. Thomas's fine comedy of The Witching
Hour st the Hackctt Theatre. has entered on a
run that should last all the season. This play pos
sesses double charm: fl Is deeply interesting b.
reason of its story and. TO thoughtful persons. II
is deeply significant because OF its impairment and
suggestion as TO the mysterious operation and in
fuence of thought That theme is not intruded.
The play is not, in any sense ddactic. Tho drama
tist has very skilfully contrived TO convey his
subtle meaning 10 the auditor without ever once
apsng out Of the vein OF dramatic movement.
In point of originality THE WicninG Hour is tho
best new play before the public. and II is one
OF the best plays that have been produced within
many years. Mr.. John Mason is acting in II with
the calm force Of fine intellect, the authority OF
large experience and the grace OF an accomplished
comedian. Mr.. William Sampson has made re
rnarkable hit in the humorous character of the
T<ertrIckiap gam
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
FlE1Y-EIeHTH STREET THEATRE.

Gertrude Hoffman with limitations. VIII te
the leading feature of the entertainment PROVIDED
this week at the Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Florence Gale and her company will appear. in
new play The other performers announced 70
participate in a diversified fabric Of fun are Felix
and Caire who present Just Kids: the Rialto
Comedy Four: Macarts trained monkeys Charle5
- Semon: the Perrnane Brothers, in acrobatic
fcats and a whistIing pantOrniTne called The
lTocking Birds Wooing''; the Countess Rossi- and
Fred PAUL. The Sunday concert bill at this house
Includes Hilda Spong. Ethel Levey. Willie Weston.
CiertIeIia, Swor Brothers. Mathews and Asnley
and the Metzetti Troupe
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LYRIC THEATRE.

The Italian actor Signor Ermete Noycli comes TO
the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night. and he will
perform there till December H. The bill is to be
changed every night this week. The schedule reads
as follows: Monday "Othello". Tuesday. Papa
Lcbonnard": Wednesday. Merchant OF Venice ;
Thursday. THE Outlaw. Friday. Louis Nj.
Saturday matinee. Tanning of the Shrew''; Satur-
day night. The Benevolent Bear"
In the course Of his second week at the Lyric
Signor Noveh will appear in new play, about
Dante. by Miss Heloise II. Rose and In play
about Nero. Mr. Claiming PoiIock's drama, The
Secret Orchard based the novel bearing that
name, by Agnes and Egerton Castle IS underlined
for production the Lyric Theatre on December
Is by McSsrs Hunter Bradford 4 Reid
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
NEW YORK THEATRE.

This IS the last week Of the engagement here OF
Mr. Harry Lauder. He will sail early next week
for Liverpool where he is 70 appear IN 'He CiIs'.
r,as nan+orninle Mr. LADDERS engagement
bore has been unusually profitable and success
ful. When he leaves the New YORK IAeatre
saturday night he will have finished a hve weeks
performance an unusually brief engagement 10 %
attended with such popular favor These Vno nave
10, 14trcssed his fmpersonatons OF dron Scotch-
NC, should ind time to visit the New 1orK
Theatre this week. extra attraction mere tnlS
,,,oa1s will he Mile Irna Monte Baldfni an italan
opera singer. VINO was heard Iast suihineI at '
.",a.-,, ~ D1,si, with the Royal Italian Grand
O., C,o,,narv There will be a dozen other per-
,o--,ars IN arntIse the audiences.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The judicious management of the Academy OF
Music finds itself rewarded by continued success
!. is of course simple plan TO choose only those
plays that have already established themselves III
nubilc favor but it is sensible one, and II has
,roxed steadily advantageous TO this theatre The
run of THE Lion and the Mouse" VIII be pro-
Ionged al the Academy till nearly the end Of the
wear The rlay is interesting and its drift is har-
Jnonious with a popular belief that injustice in
business is favored by corruption in politics. Fur
aher1nore the play is well acted,-Mr- Edmund
Breese. Miss Gertrude Coghlan and their associates
being earnest careful, and spirited
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
rweNTY.THlRD STREET THEATRE.

Miss Hilda Spong an actress Of cXceptional 'A-1lI
and riquant charm viii perform at this the-iIS -
A short play called Kit y play 'ai'ed - u
Rain Dears'' viii re presented PeTioriiiai'1es a. a.
will be given by Caron and herptI'' -
-, 81 r-,.au Jimmie Lucas. the IoreadoF9'
pill, Tho miud-readns dog and Hawthorne an.
Burt The Sunday concert bill includes Ge~FuuI9 ~
Hoffman William Hawtrey and COMPANY ma. ma.
Semon Permane brothers, Ruby Raymond . Cii
and Jones. Cooper and Robinson, Fdul -"
and the Countess ROssL and Fred PauIi-
Mention is made that Miss Spong. who lei' 'Ie
regular stage to enter vaudeville. has been S
aged bv Messrs Keith & Proctor TO act IN Vau0s-
,ius for FORTY weeks, next season
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WEST END THEATRE.

James O'Ncill gave much pleasure to many persons
last week at the West End Theatre, by his good
acting as Nrcinus. Monte Cristo and Antony His
engagement which amply successful closed last
night. This week the West End will be devoted
to = prescntment of Buster Brown with Jimlni,
Roscn Buster: Al Grady.-a clever imitatOr of
animaIs-as the dog, Tge; and Matte Iockette
a Mary Jane This piece. readers doubtless
know. is based the familiar pictures made by
Mr.. Outcdult and widely published in the press
1t is fabric OF nonsense and sportive mischief
and il has been well received In many places Ii
Is not new here. w. w
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr. Lew Fields and his company at the Heraa
Square Theatre presenting the farce OF The GIT
T2ebjnd the Counter" have pleased the multitude.
and their performance IS largely attended. changes
are occasionally made in the incidental songs and
dances Miss Connie Ediss will shortly introduce
a new song which now IS In rehearsal. MISS
Dresser's coon song" called The Minstrel SHOW
and Miss Nav Naudain's song, from the German,
entitled The Glow Worm favorites with
every audience \ buresque of the Merry Widow
waltz has been introduced, and this also is much
l;l,od aod
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WAllACK'S THEATRE.

The excellent drama OF The Right of Way had
It's last performance at Wallacks Theatre last
might and il now will be carried other cities.
Mr.. Theodore Roberts, Mr.. Guy Standing. and Miss
May Buckley are acting in IL. with admirable art.
Wallack's stage will be occupied this week, and for
some time atterward, by Miss Elsie Janis. VINO
acts in The IIoyden." Miss Janis Is bright.
hcaIthfuI. genial performer. who impersonates n
romp exceedingly we'll; seems heartily TO enjoy all
that she is doing: and impaTts to her audierce a
refreshing sense Of mrth. II Is much % he re-
GREETED that The Hoyden'' should be red.-as
il decidedly is-by the song relative TO "Advertis-
ing" Members OF the dramatic profession are
often misreprcsented and the stage often suffers
from detraction Those who profess the art of
acting and who live by means Of the stage should
be hcedful never asperSc their calling. The song
about Advertising is both injurious vulgar.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

musical farce. entitled The Talk Of New York
will presented the Knickerbocker Theatre
and Mr.. Victor Moore acting the chief part In H.
will be launched as "a star" The chief part is hld
Burns which Mr.. Moore has already performed
in Mr.. Cohans "Forty-fve Minutes from Broad
way" New surroundings. however. have been pro-
vided for the expeditions Kid. He figures at the
Sheepshead Bay TacetraCk the Hotel Astor, ana
Claremont and he Will sing various new songs
profusely supplied with popular slang The cast
will include Jack Gardner. Stanley II. Ford. Nela
Bergen. Emma T.ittlcteld. Sadie Harris. I-oreni
Atwood. Joe Smith Marba John Conroy and Harry
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Visitors to the Harlem Opera House this week
Will see Mr.. Leo Ditrichsteins coarse farce. Are
You a Mason which was prominently produced
in this city some time ago and has had sporadic
existence for several II relates TO domestic
combinations sequent on lies told by husband
and by his wifes father, who pretend 10 pc MaSons
and thus explain their frequent absence from home
Beatrice Morgan and John Craig will act the chief
parts The cast includes William Carr, Dudley
Hawlev Robert Hili George Howcls. Emile Mel
vile Louise Randolph. louise Bronelle. Ethel
Wright Anne Huntington and Ray Beverldge \
concert VIII occur at this theatre to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WEBER'S THEATRE.

Nr Webcr's burlesquc of The Thief has been
received with such abundant applause that he Is
persuaded to revert his former Of pre-
senting travestes of all sorts of plays and
theatrical sensations The medley called Hip.
Hip Hooray" will be withdrawn December {,
and a hew burlescue OF THE Merry Widow will
then be produced The piece has been made
by Alr. Edgar Smith. Miss Lulu Chaser will enact
the Widow. Mr. Weber will appear Nish. The
cast viii comprise Mr.. Ross. Donald Brian:
Ralph {. Herr. as Popoff and Mabel Fenton as
Natalie Other burlesques will follow that OF The
Merry NfdaN"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BELESCO THEATRE.

Miss Blanche Bates ended her engagement at the
Belasco Theatre last night. and she will pro-
ceeG on another tour, with The Girl of Golden
West" Her acting here has been marked by great
1gor and brilIiancy. notwithstanding that she has
played the same part several hundred times and
must be weary OF itfor it is far beneath her
exceptional abilities Tomorrow night Miss Bates
-yiI appear In Washington The Belasco Theatre
viii remain closed till Tuesday evening, when Mr..
Beasco will present The Warrens of Virginia, in
which the leading characters will be represented by
-1r. Frank keenan, and Miss Charlotte Walker.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

? seats for the holiday sea-
son is said to exceed even
the expectations of the
managers. the Messrs.
Shubert & Anderson. The
performance was amply
described in The Tribune
Thursday last. but for the
benefit of those persons
who have yet TO visit the
Hippodrome the informa-
tion is impaired that the
show Is divided into three
parts. There is q novelty
called The Auto Race"
the story of which Is told
in three acts. In the Sec
ond act the circus feat
ures of the Hippodrome
are introduced, and these
include the performing
elephants. At the close
of the last act the spec
tacle of -Four Seasons"
is shown. This is a beau
tiful picture, and to be
thoroughly appreciated
must be seen. The enter
tainment closes with what
has been called "The
" Winter Carnival" This
Is the last vision of the
Seasons" The entertain
ment may be commended
to both the young and
the old During the holi-
day season family parties
will find the afternoon
performances more con-
venient There are two
performances ever day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
lYCEUM THEATRE.

There is no retiring ebb' III the popularity OF
The Thief the Lyceum Theatre This play
has been fully described IN this place and further
analysis OF II would be tiresomc. The acting or
Mr.. Beew shows the good effect of long expert
and the right use of fine talents. The forlorn.
Iitiabe. sometimes pathetic part of the wife IS well
acted by Margaret Ellington. and the neat, polished,
finished style of Sidney Herbert is effectively shown
in the character of the detective Afternoon
performances given at the Lyceum on Thurs
daN and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Opera in English. is established for time AZ the
Lincoln Square Theatre. where the Aborn Opera
Company continues its melodaHs minstratons In
the performances which To occur here this
afternoon and evening the principal participants
will he Harry Pilcer the Joel Corin Company. the
Seven Musical Peers. and the Three Sunbeams
Seven auxlar features of edihcation are likewise
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
A UNIQUE DRAMATiST.

one of Henry Feldinss farees hAsns ss nub-
hissed from the stage. the author when s " .ss .t
lished it, instead of the usual annunciauo sub
was performed at the Theatre feosa'' sas,ssd
s,,trted a more correct reading "es u 'ce' ,a,d-
!. sns Theatre Roval. Drury Lane. That laas .,.a
ah,e example of candor has never since pcs' -
by any of the bards whose performances
with the Same fate.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
CASINO THEATRE.

With reference TO The Gay White Way" at the
~aslno word Of record will suffice. The form of
eiteHiainnnent customariiy provided at this the
tire lis that OF frolic The current play a ,nore or
-atlr7cai review CT all that is going on along
Pso"as, if elastic, and changes in it are fire.
MY made Miss Blanche Ring Mr. jefferson
A3eEs. and MI. Alexander Carr are conspicu-
-. representation and full houses attest
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
125TH STREET THEATRE.

Three companies of girls are announces 10 PEI
form al this theatre this week-the Military t'r.S'
the Boston Fadettes. and the F1recrackers- AuAli
lar nlavers are the Avon Comedy Four' h-i',
Iris-r,,ette Kokin Irving Jones. and Quinlan ana
49, I, tho sunday concert William H. Thomp-
son w G. Fields. the NichoI Sisters Howard -ilI
Howard. Carletta. Hal Stevens and company anu
the Rip Citv -Four will participate
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Herr Burdch. imperson-
ated, synpathetically ana
in a vein of droll, winning
ouaintness, by w. ).
ferguson, can be said TO
incarnate that thought.
One of the old man ;
whims is, when making
dolls, TO put hearts In
them, made of red paper.
so that they may have
life. Various devices OF
that kind invest the play
with fancy and feeling
An excellent performance
IS given by Mathilde Cot
trelly, as Nine. Burdch.
The attendance has been
good since the opening
night. November IS. At
ternoon performances oc-
cur on Wednesday and
SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
BERKELEY THEATRE.

There IS much activity at the Berkeley Theatre.
Miss Margaret Wycherly has been added TO the
professional force there assembled. and another
effort viii be made TO win public favor for some
of the mystical. ultra-sentrnental plays OF W. B.
Yeats. MIR. Arnold DAILY and Mr. Holbrook BIinn
will continue 10 perform in The Flag Station" and
F'The Van Dyck" Miss Wycherly will appear in
sCathleen ri Eoulihan" and The Hour Glass"
Miss Annie Yeamans is member Of Miss Wych-
erly's company. The evening performance begins
r
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

The laughabIe play called The Top q the
World holds its place at the Majestic and will be
offered there. IL is hoped for long time The
time draws near the Christmas holidays and no
amusement appropriate to that festival sea-
son could be fancied. The piece Is all mirth and
il keeps its audience in continuous delight The
fun is innocent and it appeals equally childhood
and age.