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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
OWLS BUILD A
NEST HERE

A branch or nest ef the Brother
hood Of Owls. an association started
st waIla wsIia. vas organised al
the Labor Temple last niKht and
the following officers Installed
Edward SpFnnEsf. executive. n G.
Blakef. vice executive. o. l. Diia-
lore. treasurer l. r. Anderson.
master Of neat. u. J Murphy, Sec
fetaHy. Thomas Murphy. outside
sentinel. Gus shafsr. inside SEN
tinel. Paul Gouidron. vicar. Angus,
"a. spfagsr. u. Johansen. n. j. Con.
way. trustees
The Seattle branch all be known
as Seattle Nest, No. ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
DISLIKE FADS OF
GENIUS

Arthur Hartmann. the rloliniat
from Berlin. who plays al the Grand
tonight. does not believe In tho &C
oeaifieiiiea. OF "foppefiea." aa he
calls them. % genius. and prefers
ia be rouuted a. a man--a manly
man. lie likes the American NO.
men. whose pr.tsiaeas and quick.
ness are up 20 his ideal He speaks
tenderiy % his friend. =. A Sic.
Dwell. now IN ana eastern asylum.
and tnnight will play no n wild
Hose. written By the unfortunate
Last night reception was given
90 Mr.. Hartmann at the - Francis
~ Mr. and Mrs. l. +. Moore. which
was q mnst elaborAis affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
clvEs SURPRISE PARTY ON
sEVEATY.FtFTa BIRTHDAY.

Mira James cranner WAS given a
eompieta surprise by her many
friends Monday night. the occasion
being her seventy -fifth birthday
the party was given - the home of
Mrs. CFHnnsy aan. George J. Cram
usy. on coiumbis - Presents were
reesfvsd ~ the elderly woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
CHARGED WIN MAYHEM.

on the charge Of biting Joseph
Jackson In the hand. Richard Nc
Fndduu. barber. was arrested last
evening by Officers Defioer and
MaFIers. and a charge % mas hem
placed against him.
jackson u nov az the waysiee
Emergency hospital
sehiliing's Bes, is The coffee and
lna 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
olo kLoNpiKE cAsla
DESTROYED BY FIRE.

In thr last mail from Dawson
Charley Wnrden. one Of the best
known kinnaisrra ard naw a rrala
dnnf uf Seattle. received q lettrr
telling him that his former cahin ora
No IS. EiaoYad1. enc 81 the oldest
IN the ktnudihe had been destroyed
b. IRE. In the early dafa the cabin
was the Hrrue n manf merry
nights The last occupants laat ov-
esYfhlnH IN the fire the cabin burn
Ing Ike finder. 81 ary wns the wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
the THEATERs


ta&oei trst1a.
The sale ~ tickets for the en-.
gNssusat of Isabel Irving a. the
Grand for three performance. be-.
ginning tomorrow night. opened
this morning 10 good business The
comedy 10 be presented BY Miss
Isabel irving il entitled. Susan ia
Search % a Husband The al.
vance man says IL h most amusing
In Its comedy complications A
gped eosapany Is supporting Miss
Twins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Looking Ahead

Everyone should look Into the
future far enough 20 SEQ the need
q making preparation for their own
welfare and provide a savings &C.
count on which 20 rely In time 81
need It's tho only WAY The State
Bank Of Seattle want you 10 make
start with them. n tia but a single
dollar per cent paid on all say
inga accounts. be theK large or
small go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

snlome receives the freshly do
eapitated head Of Jokanaan az the
seward for her dance before Hcrod.
This Is tho beginning Of tho most
suggestive action In the play. S..
lone fondlea the CHASTITY object.
makes slid love 10 u. kisses Il with
fefvor TO the accompaniment 81
aenanoua mualc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
BURIAL or II. MYERS.

Funeral services for Harry n
Myers. who died Al Georgetown last
Tuesday. we're held today nj ..
m from Noice's undertaking ruoms
intarment was IN the L o. o. y
cemetery al GeoFgstown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Passengers Of ihe steamer Ra-
mona reports that the barge Rich
ard III. which was lost b. the
steamer Alaskan while the latter
waa towing her 20 Slbiak from
Ketehlhan during heavy gale. Is
rtill missing and there Is little hopes
Of ftn6ins her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Ffamas Francis Sullivan. who has
appeared In such well known plays
az sslnbad.- 'Ths Belle Of New
York and Prince Of Pilsen." IL
heading the hodge poage a. the
Star theater this week. which IL
called The CraHisnt Act In Naude-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
IVr,o Uhs.s~

The Lyric ~ enjoying prosperity
this wees. and a splendid produc.
tiua uf Thanksgiving Day. given
b. Russell a Dfuwia Lyric Thoaisr
Stock company. IL the talk ~ tho
south end
Beginning next Sunday after.
room. the same company that has
found favor with the patrons for
the pant two weeks. wiii prcsont
In a Womnna Power The theme
deaia with the United States secret
service department. running down
band Of countsrfritsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

MI A. tAsiey. Who. With bis
~ sz1 four chllasea. has just
xxrasa frum a trip tkruagh ihe
easza States IN 4 house ca wbeels.
j sox llrsnz IN Columbia City. Tbs
1rlly has been II years on sts ~.
nzrxakis sogage. having travelled
MA niles. IneiadinE AL the
arr cities Of the eoantsy. Tho
xsysn&l reason foF The faniily's
szezs1axs vas In suaFch % health.
~ trsa1aily the -wanaeFiass" took
- 4 4 and plans are nov heinx
xzas f1r m ssen more extensive
- Hf. Iaxiey has written a
snk aboat bis travels. watch he
rs n he goes along.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Human Hsart4." AZ the Seattle
theatst this week. Il attracting tho.
aterEo~rs
The New Faat MalI- will open
Al the Seattle theatsf Sunday aftsr.
noea. u u a good railroad play.
and tho mechanical effects arc In
Fanfoua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

VILE Tasn bradford. an excap-
tionally clever mimic. sho has bssn
aetiuE 10 Engiand for the past 20
years. n nov Appearing IT the star.
Onetts. the Arabian dancer. Is an.
other good feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Lord Chnminy.- running this
week AZ the Lois theatsr. II ESSEN
tally a play with one real part Ia
u. but that IL 80 strung and WIN.
Ming that the piece IL proving inn
msuaeif popular Ralph Cummings
plays the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
.....s....s.s..s...t.ss...

tssasts stars Seusivs ssrvcsl
nouufAs Aria. r-ons and another
..s.s o..s jury
-, sasasfisd the shooting.
rm Despair prospeetinx zoe placer soia
.n.ase the trwrsies.
se wanaarinxH hair from
IA. JeneA EFtaniea hssnn %
:
n. psspans n~ariy franfIs ~ish
- N. place hard
!. 49, nay . a Jons. refused
re prosrecsors besan 70 draw water from tbs well
: vxv them from of
: ..,s< mi Despair fen with bullet Ia his hip
rfors Lynn ps.pasn had shot aim
GA dragged bis brother into shs hut and
: - s<is vta
Neither prasrsstos psiias the decision Of
srseas Jury sxonsrasinE thsul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
acauntry ChaIrman.~

The sanday aikht attraetion NJ
the 0srmna wtil Re The County
Chairman. uns II George AIDES
comedies The sale Of tiekess be-.
gina tumorruN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

Arthur HarsmssR. the renowned
yioituist. win give coucert az the
Grand foniKht undef the auspices
% the Ladies' Musical club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
oTJGET SOUND
RANKS THIRD

led Prior Go this. Puget Sound
was in sixth position Al that time
the district forged ahead Of New
Orleans and Philadelphia. nalti.
mofe having already heen dis,nnc.
Cd With only the ports OF New
Work. san Francisco aud nnnton
leading, fuEet sound has appar,
entity set out 20 catch at least the
last two named boston has al.
ready been passed. but San Fran.
eiseo's record Ia hardly atiainable
during the present war.
The avcrago per month Tor the
seven montha OF the present year
Is a.6Ta. which n continued FOR the
FUN twelve months. viii bring the
annual total up 90 3s.Nao. figure
which crowds San Francisco un.
comfortably close.
The report ct the commissioner
for January IN given herewith.
shipped and Rsahipped,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
ALONE" JARS EVEN HEROD;
CUT OUT LURID MUSIC DRAMA

SENSATION OF TIE EUROPEAN STAGE BARRED FROM FUR
rHER FERMENTATION AT METROPOLITAN GRAND OPERA
housu-oNE GRAND OPERA ACT THAT HAS ooNE
AWAY BEYOND THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OWES " W
ALTHOUGH IT'S AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
WATER OR DEATH

ux,rrss Law rita oEsEar-owNgR or AN ARIZONA
satl KILLED BECAUSE IA BOARDED WATER JURY
usvtF,gs ACT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Leave Your Home!

TO 20 out % tho BIG dance az
Leachl Park tonight Everything
viii be in readiness for a good time.
Music furnished by wagner's or.
eheatra. which guarantees It's good.
ness. BFinE yoHr lady friend. II you
have one. or come anyway. Gen
flermen. 2sc Ladies'. fire. sss
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tttststtsstst 4
WOULD IT SHOCK YOU

WOULD IT SHOCK YOU
To hear Oscar Wilde phrases uttered In harmony with
q aensuoua maaIcf t.
To beautiful In Esypr' surb dancing
= insiduoua daneef
To SEQ instead Of bouquet OF
efa reward oharno
q hoaaef a
To hear the dancer nd sec her
Ese the hoodeaa lips Ions lingering kiss Ehouiah Its
= gua,og 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07
Meat Prices That Please

At the CITY Hall market. 500 Third
HF. near Yeaier. Fine Eastern
hams fsiSc go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-07

"a. occidental Ave Russell Drew. Phone
Matinee Saturday anda
f,a,npanv THANKSGIVING DAY" VIII
"n Womans Power" Matt
grt,e.. Zee a5o, 400 and Soc
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Ia Nnnnnn
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
Novel Contest for . Wife.

William A. Kirby, of Trappe, has
been building fine new residence
and has decided upon a novel meth
cd of providing a mistress for It.
When II Is finished he is to give a big
house warming. which has been ar.
ranged for the Fourth of July.
On this occasion, 1t is said at the
suggestion of the girls themselves, he
will invite all the young women OF
Trappe to enjoy the hospitality, and
the one who behaves the best and
proves the most charming is to be his
bride
The builders and decorators have
promised to have everything ready
for the glorious day, the neighbors
have promised to provide the nrc.
works. Mr.. Kirby will supply the re-
freshments and entertainment, and as
all the girls Of Trappe are among the
prettiest in Maryland. there promises
to be very lively contest for husband
and home.-Easton (Md) Dispatch to
the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
THURSDAY. A UeUsT IS. 1907.

obtained at his eating house. In 1907
1t is seen that he moved further down
Fifth street to No. 80. where he kept
a coffee house. After this date his
name does not appear.
The invention sf4oe cream is ascrib-
ed to French chef Of the Duke OF
Chartres In 1774. Ice cream was not
easy to obtain in Philadelphia during
the summer months a century ago.
Robert Wharton, four times mayor of
the city, who lived in a big house on
Third street, below Spruce. appears
to have had the monopoly and. as an
old Philadelphia wrote many years
ago, dispensed ice rather grudgingiy
to customers a few being private fam
lilies, the mineral water druggists and
the very few who made ice cream"
The writer was relating an incident of
the year 1812.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
Mere Point,

Last Saturday evening a vaudeville
show was given at the Casino. The
committee in charge Of the enter
tainment was John Riley, Jack Win
chell and. Miss Maiorie Prince OF
Brunswick. The first number on the
program was a solo by Miss Helen
Haddock Of Auburndale, Mass, Miss
Margaret Charde OF Lewiston then
gave a whistling solo, The next mum
Der was "Demi" Johnson's speciality
with Cy at the Circus" The -Four
legged Three" then gave a few selec
lions. The entertainment was brought
to close by an exhibition of the
Pnunnygraph' In charge OF Prof. G.
Allen Howe Of Brunswick. The usual
Saturday evening dance followed.
A large carnival has been planned
for next week on the goth and 2Ist
All sorts Of amusements and sports
are to be held. DIR. Knowles and Har.
~ Riley are in charge of the carnival
There are to be both land and water
sports. A baseball game will be play
ed tetween the Point team and soma
other team. as yet, not arranged. The
only participants will be the inhabIt.
ants of the Point although all are in.
vited TO the carnival.
Last week a euchre party was civ.
en- by the Rev. and Mrs. Ives at the
Bernard cottage. Mrs. Woodbury. Pull.
sifer took the first ladies' prize and
Edgar Whitridge the first gentleman's
MRS. Edgar Whitridge and DIR. Pulsi.
Ter took the consolation prizes. De.
iiclous refreshments were served.
Friday. Prof. and Mrs. Geo. T. Files
and Mr.. w. ID. PennelI started ON an
automobile tour TO Fryeburg. return.
ing Sunday evening.
Miss Agnes Scott OF New York City
arrived At the Point. Tuesday. to make
three weeks visit with Miss Grace
q. Grimm.
Miss May Hall of Rochester. N Y.
fer.
Mr.. Charles Burt OF West PbiIadeI.
phia, arrived at the Point, "wednesday.
20 spend the month OF August at the
Bernard cottage.
Tuesday. the Big Four" Miss Made.
Line and Dorothy Brewer. winsIov
Brewer and T. 8. p. Grimm took A
mp 10 Brunswick. walking ND from
the Point and returning on the steam
day. o''''"''e
Henry Johnson of BerIiS NJ H.
spent Sunday At the Point.
friday night a large bonfire was
ouiit on the end OF the Point. Many
popular and college SONGS were sung
by the fellows.
The committee in charge Of the en-
tertainmeut for this Saturday eveuins
- Miss Elizabeth and Miss narrIes
Burt and w. X Howe.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

OF which
weighs
fastened irons
suspended
hvthouandth
machine provided with
IN a
beam into the mouth of observatory
OF the
mum n i through which current of electricity
termination
shed. Do
balance TO while
enected
nected light along the the
OF
tube from outside the building When
scale replaced oy slowyveng
manent record OF the
printing filing subsequent The Reader o
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

and medium weight,
Special 3 Pairs for 500
Fancy colored Isle hose in plain
gauze and lace including the
newest shades of tan, gray,
mode. pink, blue, lavender, vio-
let, navy and Dresden blues,
SOC and 75e
SIX hose In plain black, gauze
and medium weight drop stitch
lace and hand embroidered I'm
self and colors,
$50 to $1,000 pr.
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M0men,s Hosiery

Fancy embroidered black cotton
hose, Speei,I pc
Tan cotton hose, in gauze and me-
dunn weights. double sole. high
spliced heel. Csc and SOC
Extra fine black cotton hose.
gauze or medium weight, doub-
lie sole, high spliced heel, black
or maco split sole. 2se
Ian hosiery In plain gauze
ciocked, lace and embroidered
designs, SOC, 75c and a. M
Fine black cotton hose in gauze
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IYvs-s~>s1- .~>~...
The Cost of JzaDery
BY ~ Romains Paterson.


HAT the Is no
doubt partly
ity and fatahsm which Is
one European
Il II produced that from
mas not awakened. while
uneasiy
India has q m has never
was be
Vi
A nation OF slaves
Oh Heemen for the nomenous the
6245S097
a and
AAo~s mat IL VIII be battegr n uture.
great She blu
one invented sundals
iaoof she could but
e s oeen more guilty
ner history appears to be Of warning
possessed
put al those great doctrines
mas oeen said
u as tina
we discover an industrial
mat without
and philosophy
q - -o - >.0 """ '01s"' a. wv "'sn
Esqulne
PIT
ulIa ground for slaves
and the
Indicate the
themselves
Roman civilization. - - -f $3.50 -' 'N
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minutes Landing
Rates APpuealsa Assnnsdstss ieo Cpa 0cteMI
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The Suns Heat
BY Rene Bdche.

HE instrument In the observatory Mount Whitney by
which the variations of the might
DC caied an electrical Thermometer. appaI
large as to occupy building sze yet the
essential part OF its mechanism. which the record
- me Unread OF platinum. connected electrically
balance Of marvellous delicacy.
Inc beam OF the balance is a flament Of spun glass
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
Habits of the Fly
BY j. o. Cobb, N. d.

EFT me picture to OF the habits fly and then
we shall see It is unreasonable to believe an
important factor the Turn about Won
and see the Of flies decayng vegetable matter
lin the garbage cans the manure piles everywhere
Watch the flies s~arming upon filth of the streets
such sputum and bones and decayng vegetables Foc
him further and him aghting candy offered
fora 10 hu fhoa
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the
this II nasty
o
NewsTribune ~
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15
sssNS> mo >~1sS
( Monster So Dangerous" !
By Hanns Taylor former Minister to Spain
keV'VV ~l~~&r~<HrnsS}

KNOW
Z Z who In a bewnderinx million. IN
one direction millions
out Of abnormal conditions shoudn
4 4 omnpoent dispenser throw In a
ecton today q
4S44$$x$11
3$$<<$<<%4 noc
q q m VIII
thought
Washington Irving But how
al hss
ply the pfnpss physical wealth
yr is ,es1avasut ~
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

Island View Cottage.
Great chebeague, Me.
Z. =. HAMILTON, Proprietor
ZINE LOCATION and everything first
Il class. verandas and large airy rooms
Rates on application. Cottage annex built this
Sept. Is. "
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Season Of 1907. luxe is TO Sept. Is
SUMMIT HOUSE
cHEBEACuE alAND

On the crest Of che slope, chosen,
by most Of the hotels ss an ideal
location. Overlooking the ocean
and the restful island scenery
OF Held and wood. No better
SPOT for complete rsst and recre--
alton. Table and service first
class. Accommodates, with cot
tage, 40 guests. Rates reasonable.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

plain, 2se "a 40 so
Large showing of leather goods
IN hand and wrist bags. pocket
DOCKS, purses. drinking cups.
etc
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-08-15

plain, $3.50 "a sfs m
Children's Parasols, Csc to s22s
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JeweIy Department
P0raso%

Psrasois In linen. plain and hand
embroidered SILK, tucked and
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Leather Goods

Womcn's Belts in leather and
SIX, Csc TO $3.50
Elastic belts, 500 to $3.50
Jet Belts. $3.50
Linen Belts. embroidered and
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Stationery

PIaying Cards. Whist Counters.
Post Card Albums, Post Cards.
Lsmson Hand Colorcd Prints.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17
"a Texas Ranger"

For the four days commencing Sun
day, Feb. Il, the patrons Of the Grand
theatre Will be treated to one of the
greatest successes of the day, "A Tex
as Ranger" The play, although melo-
dramatic in its makeup, ranks among
the highest of its class. and in the
hands of such capable actors as COM
prise this company. will undoubtedly
dc tremendous business AS a piece
of dramatic writing the play is fault
less in construction, unity, arrangement
of cliEaXes, in sequence of events. con-
trast of characters and in its finale.
The combining of healthy up-to-date
fun with the tragic elements of the play
IS in exact proportion pleasing to the
theatre-gOer. who seeks amusement and
diversion no less than entertainment of
the more serious sort. All the necessary
sensational features of a successful
melOdrama are so closely interviewer
with the delightful comedy of the play
that the listener passes from tears to
laughter with scarce a pause.
The scene OF action is in the west
before the advent of the railroads All
the pure traditions of the free and fas-
chatting country are embodied in the
rieCe. and particular attention has been
given to the characters. making them
typical of the time and place.
Among the pT0mif;e Mt members of the
company are Ray T. Brandon. W. Lee
Brandon. Charles f. Dale. Dave Rivers.
Charles King Victor Gillard. Jeanne
Russell. May Roberts ana Olga Gray.
some Of whom are familiar to theatre
goerS of Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

contrast with the massive architecture
of the Spanish, supply him with pic
tOrial background. The costumes of
the time, most rich and gorgeous afford
opportunity for wonderful display of
color. and beyond all. the turmoil of the
Inquisition makes possible a plot into
which all the romantic and tragic Sar-
dOu motives are woven.
The Moors that remained in Spain
after their king. Boabdil. had been
driven from his throne. were compelled
to profess the Christian religion to
avoid being suspected of treason So
bitter was the Spanish law that Moor
who loved a Christian was in danger of
death And the AIoOrs being far ad-
vanced over the Spanish priests in SCI
ence. were frequently accused of prac-
ticing Withcraft- With these materials
the most administrative play-goer may
readily see that Sardou has built play
in THE Sorceress' that could be noth-
ing less than intensely interesting.
There are five acts in THE SOrcer-
ess." and each act unfOlds plot that
grows with interest step by step, until
the auditor is spellbound with the mas
terry of the pictured and enacted story:
Miss O'NeiI will have the production OF
THE Sorceress'' given in its entirety
inst as it was produced at the Sarah
Rqrnhardt theatre I'm Paris and identi-
caIly as shown at the New Amsterdam
theatre, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17

there can be too much star-though,
judging by the laudatory criticisms
that he received for his Monsieur
Beaucaire" last season, and is receiv-
ing for his Rev. John Morton this sea
son-the theatre-gOing public does not
share this view with him-that is,
where he is concerned. AT all events.
he insisted upon the strengthening of
every other character in The Ragged
Messenger" even when il meant the
sacrifice of some telling lines from his
own part. The result is that The Rag
ged Messenger today contains not a
single unimportant part, and recOgniz-
ing this fact. Manager Jules hurry has
brought together one of the most finely
balanced and excellent supporting COM
paEies that Mr.. Clarke or any other
actor has ever had