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New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Miss Crosman said farewell last night at the
Liberty, closing her engagement, of three weeks in
The Christian Pilgrim" The actress has done
herself honor by her earnest and impressive per
formance Of Christian, and by her fine scenic pre-
sentiment Of a Morality Play, which could not be
expected greatly to please the desultory public of
New York, but which is the less worthy for
that reason. Mr. Chauncey Olcott, the well known
and popular Irish comedian, viii succeed Miss
Crosman at the Liberty Theatre, appearing there
tomorrow night, in "O'Ne of Derry"
The scene IS laid in Londonderry, toward the
close OF the seventeenth century The story of
which an outline has been furnished TO the press
is romantic Sir Graham Croft, the English Gov
ernor of Londonderry has separated Laurence Des-
mond from his sweetheart; compelling him to fly
10 France. and the woman TO become Lady Croft
Desmond returns, in Disguise and seeks a meeting
with Lady Croft. The chief of police plots 10
capture Desmond, issues proclamation declaring
death the punishment for fighting a duel and
endeavo-s 20 arrange duel between Desmond and
Hugh Farrell. Bryan o'NeiIl, light-hearted sol
dier OF fortune, upon the scene and provokes
Farrell TO combat. in which he wounds Farrell
Bryan O'Neill battles the soldiers and police out
wits Sir Graham Croft, and marries the heroine
Kate Fitzroy. Mr.. Olcott viii sing four new
songs. entitled "A Rose of Old Derry Every
Star Falls in Love with Its Mate" Michael Nc
Ginnity" and "one Little. Sweet Little Girl"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
,HIPPoDROME. {.

There Will be presented for inspection here on
Wednesday night the new spectacle5 OF me -Au''
Race and THE -Four Seasons which have heen
in preparation for several weeks The hnal per
formance Of ''Neptunes Daughter and Pioneer
Days" occurred last night before a numerous and
enthusiastic audience The hippodrome will be
closed TO the public on Monday and Tuesday
nights to allow the company of performers an
opportunity for final rehearsals This place OF
amusement has found the favor OF the public. and
the management hopes for continuance of this
favor, with :he introduction of al entirely new
and varied entertainment. It is made known that
the novelty which is To be exhibited for the first
time on Wednesday night will reveal a departure
from the usual form of amusement offered here
The performers will appear in modern dress The
leaders in the performance will be Miss Rose La
Harte, Miss Marie Louise Gribbin, Frank Norman
and the laughter provoking Marccline. There Will
be five hundred persons in the ballet scene OF The
-Four Seasons" a feature OF the circus acts viii
be an exhibition OF a game called "Diaboo' bv the
PhlIllpaTt brothers. This is not wholly original
performance, as has been intmated, but it will
undoubtedly satisfy the curious
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
LYCEuM THEATRE.

The powerful and significant comedy OF 'IEe
Thief continues TO attract the public at the
Ivceilm Theatre and at every representation OF il
the house is crowded in London tho play Is
equally successful Some of the critical scribes OF
that city, indeed, have made the interesting dis
covery that It's author, Henry Bernstein ranks
with Scribe and Sardou dramatist-which IS
nonsense His play is clever, but the versatility
wit and elegance OF Scribe and the amazing in
genuity. VARIETY and fertility Of Sardous inven-
ton are not suggested by it. The strength OF The
Thief consists mainly in novelty of plan. expert
development Of plot. contrasts of character and
dramatic and pathetic situations. Mr. Belew is
acting. in that comedy, with impressive sincerity,
and with a precision of method that is entirely
admirable Miss Ellington IS giving a strong and
sympathetic performance, thoroughly significant
of human weakness and irresisubly stimulat;ve of
pity. All the parts are well played and the Illusion
created is that Of episode in actual life.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
KNIcKERBocKER THEATRE.

Miss Elsie Janis in The Hoyden." continues
to amuse tn multitude at the Knickerbocker The
atre, with her sprightiy demeanor. her limitations
and her sports, among which is the game of
Dabolo'-played with two sticks, attached to
each other with bit Of string, and a erooved
spool Miss Janis Is a blithe little person and her
performances have proved agreeable TO many ap-
precatve audiences.
A new musical farce by Nj. G. NJ. Conan Will he
presented at the knckerbocktr Theatre on De-
cember 3. 1t is entitled The Talk of New York "
Mr.. Victor Moore will play the chief part in it
and the cast will include Miss Nella Bergen. Miss
Sadie Harris Miss Emma Littlefeld. Miss Lorena
Atwood, Jack Gardner, Stanley H. Forde, Joe
Smith Marba. John COnroy, and Harry Gynette
Mr.. Cohans play has already been acted in the
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

ACADEMY or MUSIC. l4th Irving Place.
S:l5-The Lion This Mouse.
ALHANBRA. 12Gth st. and 7th ave-cs-Vaudeville,
AsToR. Broadway and 45th st.-e:l5-sl5-Tom Jones
BELAsCo. 42d st. between 7th and sth aves.-2-S:l5-
The Girl Of the Golden West.
BERKELEY THEATRE 44th st. 9th ave.-9-Mr
Day's Company
BIJoU Broadway 3eh and 3s, sts.-2:3O-s:3O
A Dolls House
BROADWAY. Broadway. between 4oth and 4lst sts.-
2l5-S15-The Round Up.
CASINO Broadway ard S9th st.-2.15-s l5-The Gay
White Way
COLONIAL, Broadway and 62d st.-2-s-vaudevi!le.
CRITERION. Broadway and 44th st-2;15-s1o-The
Morals OF Marcus.
DALY's Broadway. between Goth ard soth sts.-2:2O-
S2O-The Great Divide
DEWEY. 14th St. Third ave.-2-s-vaudeville.
EDEN MUsEE. 23d ST.. near 9Th ave-The World in
Wax.
EMPIRE broadway and 4Oth st.-2:15-s:20-My Wife.
FIFTH AVENUE Broadway 2sth st.-In the
Bishops Carriage.
FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET. Third ave-vaudeviIe.
GARDEN THEATRE-The Regeneration of Aunt Mary.
GARRICK 35th St. Sixth ave.-The Toymaker of
Nuremberg
GOTHAM. East l25th st.-2-s-vaudeville.
HACKETT 42d st. between 9Th and sth aves.-2I5-
s:l5-The Witching Hour.
HAMMERsTEIN'S, 9Th and 42d st-2:15-s:15-
Vaudeville.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE l25th st. and 9TH ave-
Cenessee of tho Hills
HERALD SQUARE Broadway and s5th sL-2.l5-s15-
The Girl Behind the Counter.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

the third act, made the following speech, which is
aptly expressive of the significance of his drama:
1t isn't difficult. in a first nights speech, to put
antic disposition on" but tonight, even with
a guarantee of being dull I wish To be serious.
In this play have tried to enunciate two related
facts The first one 10 which / have devoted the
three of the play that have been given IS
the fact that thought is dynamic force. or, sci
entifcally expressed the fact of telepathy. fact
accepted by every accredited psychologist in the
world There will be those among the informed
who will think, and with whom l shall agree. that
in the statement Of this fact in dramatic form 1
have been fairly redundant hut ! shall ask them
consider. | have considered, the one or TWO
auditors TO whom the idea comes newly.
The second thought, and the one TO which have
devoted the act which is to come, Is the loglca!
and ethical deduction from the first fact, that, If
thought is a dynamic force, the possesSor OF a
thought is responsible for its character. The MEM
bers of a large part of the community with whom
| am in sympathy have long been accust toned 10
regard their private minds IS park IN Whch
there might be neither prohibition nor policemen;
but if as the scientists assert, a malignant ana
destructive thought of mine, like a circilnE Mar
conigram, affects. first. my family. then tflenuS
then acduantances. before il finally filters lmpo-
tentlv TO its destination. want 10 know II; ana
IT, after twenty years of fairly Intelligent lnNest-
CATION / believe that 1t is SO, feel II my duIy as
a dramatist to state it.
We shall ring UP the last act in a few nm
utes: the internisson will he short the act }tset
is short / shall feel complimented II the iddles
and gentlemen who have no pressing engagement
viii stay TO see II.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
CRITERION THEATRE.

one of the novelties of the hour is the comedy
called ''The Morals of Marcus" which was pro-
5uced at the Criterion Theatre on November Is.
rFhe play is an epitome of the novel bearing the
same title but the dramatist has of course, some
what denarted from the plan of the book. The pro-
duction has been well made, and it was received
with favor The part of the unfortunate, wander
ing much abused Syrian waif. Carlotta, is assumed
by Miss Marie Doro, while Sir Marcus Ordeyne Is
represented by MI Aubrey Smith. This piece ap-
1ears to have started auspiciously. and probably
st will have a prosperous career Comment on 1t
Is made in another column Of this paper
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

HIPPoDRoME, 9th ave, and 18th st.-c-3-cIosed.
WIN reopen Wednesday night.
HUDSON. West 4i,h st. near B-oadway-2 15-s:15-
The Chorus Lady.
IRVING PLACE. Irving Place and l4th SHERMAN
stock company.
KNICKERBoCKER. Broadway and 3sth st-2:15-s:l5-
The Hoyden.
LIBERTY 42d st. eth ave.-2l5-s;15-Chauncey
Oco,t.
LINCOLN SQUARE. Broaa~ay. near e5th st-2:l5-s Is
-Ermiuie
LYcEUM West 45th St. near Broadway-2:l5-s:2o-
The Thief.
LYRIC 42d ST. near 18th ave.-215-s:I5-The Girls OF
Holland.
MAJESTIC. 7th ave. and Ssth st-2I5-s:15-The TOP
o IN World.
Merry Widow.
NEW CIRCLE Broadway and 59th stills Honor tho
Mayor.
Vaudeville
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIFTH STREET near
Lexington ave.-Vaudevllle.
SAVOY 34th St. near Broadway-215-s:15--The Man
OF thu Hour.
sTUYvEsANT West 44th St. near Broadway-2:i5-s-
David warheld in A Grand Army Man.
TONY PASTORS l4th st. and Sd ave.-vaudevire.
TwENTY-THIRD STREET. 2sd ST.. near 9th ava
Vaudeville
UNION SQUARE. 14th St. near Broadway-vaudeville
wALLACK's Broadway and 3Oth st-2:I5-s15-Ths
Right Of Way.
Notwithstanding. Hip. HoorayJ
WEST END. i25th st.--James o'Nsiu.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
WALLAcK,s THEATRE.

Every lover OF good acting ought TO see the
performance Of The Right Of Way" now visible At
Wallacl,s Theatre. Mr. Theodore Roberts, Mr..
Guy Standing and Miss May Buckley promi-
nent I'm the representation. but the auxiliary parts
are intrusteG TO competent performers. and the
general effect is excellent. Mr.. Roberts, il he
had come here from Europe and acted Portugas
ne Is acting II now would he hailed and ccle-
hrated a prodigy OF dramatic genius. Mr..
Standing has made impression Of authority
and skill that win not be forgotten The present
OF The Right of Way" will end Novem-
ber 30 but Il is uurPosed 10 place the drama at
another theatre later in this season.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
NEW YORK THEATRE.

This is the fourth week Of Harry LADDERS en-
Eagcmcut here. This performer has had unusual
success and his performance deserves it. He is
extraordinary figure in the music halls His
mpersonations of the drou side of the Scottish
character are excellent. Those who have not seen
him should take advantage of the present op-
portunity. Last week he introduced a novel imper-
souatiou of mirthful Scotchman bent under the
weight of mountain dew" This week he will pre-
sent sketch called "Klecrankie.'' An extra feat
ure here will be European novelty presented by
the Niuars Family of athletes, Moshcr. Houghton
and Mosher VIII give their bicycle performances.
There Will also appear the I3brakan group Of
acrobats. Miss May Befort. Mile. Lame d Eve.
CinuueNaVi and Clifton Crawford
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
HUDSON THEATRE.

Mr. Robert Edeson ended his engagement at the
Hudson Theatre last night in Classmates
longest engagement that he has filled in this CITY
numerous and friendly audience responded TO
his farewell greeting. Tomorrow night Miss Rose
stahl will make her re-entrance, appearing at the
Hudson Theatre, in The Chorus Lady" Miss
Stahl gained popularity in this city earlier in the
season, and no doubt her return viii be welcomed
by the lovers of mirth and song. Miss Ethel Bar
rymore Will appear at the Hudson Theatre on
Christmas night
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
GERMAN THEATRE,

The laughable IL not particularly decorous. play
OF Herzogin Crevette' viii occupy the stage at
the Sernan Theatre driving Place. throughout
This week, except on Tuesday evening. when a re-
viyai viii be made OF Max Halbe's '.Jugend"
Houth) In the former play Ella Hofer gives a
spirited performance of the Duchess In the lat
ter play, which is Of a somewhat perfervid order.
me CHIEF parts will be acted by August Weigert
Mill RenanE, Adolf Winds Ernst Sauermann
and Max Liebl. DT. Baumdelds energetic man.
agement Of the German Theatre has net with the
practical appreciation OF the German community.
u an observer can judge by the fact Of large at
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
5sTH STREET THEATRE.

There will be unusually strong bill here this
week. Miss IIilda Spoug and Miss Ethel Levey
being the leading performers. Miss Spong will pre-
sent her little heart-play Of Kit" which was
cordially received the Colonial Theatre several
weeks ago. Miss Levey will sing and give im-
tations Of some of her friends. Edward Davis viii
appear in a new oaoact play, and Matthews and
Ashley in their sketch "A Night in Chinatown"
The leading performers at the concerts to-day in
cude Miss Tuly. Vokes and Daily, Miss Ila Gran
nan and James and Jennie Jee.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
RELAScO THEATRE.

Miss Blanche Bates enters on the third and last
week Of her present engagement at the Beasco
Theatre. acting in The Girl of the Golden West
That romantic. picturesque play affords an inter
cstinC view Of California life in the wild days or
IA and the acting of Miss Bates and her asso-
ciates vitalizes the story and creates an effective
illusion Of reality. An extra performance VIII be
given on Thanksgiving Day November IS on
Tuesday, December 3, Nh Belaseo VIII present the
new play, some time since announced called The
Ayarrens of Virginia" I'm which Mr., keenan, viii
act the chief part. That play was performed ln
TDbifadeIphia On November T.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The stock company here viii appear this week
in Claiming Pollock's dramatization Of In the
Bishops Carriage" Miss Edna May Spooner will
impersonate the character OF Nance Olden, and Au-
gustus Phillips that of William Lattimer William
West viii be the Bishop and Miss Josephine Fox
viii be seen Eleanor Wisdom Mr. William
Hawtrey and company. Charles Dalton, the Four
teen Black Hussars and Herbert Standing will be
the leaders the Sunday concerts. There are two
performances AZ this theatre every dav
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
GARRlCK THEATRE.

ny, wilson closed his engagement At the Gar
rick Theatre last night and he will now scdf,, ta
audiences Of other cities with his rlirthful .vnosi
uon Of the time when knights Were Po1d >,
This week the Garrick stage will be devoted 70 -
new play. called The Toy-Maker Of Nuremberg. -
in which the chief part will be acted b, Mr. W
J. Ferguson, well known here for many nerforr,-
Rnees blending eccentricity with dry humor.
The paris in THE Toymaker Of Neuremberg, are
cast as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
WEST END THEATRE.

James OMEN will act at the West End Theatre,
this week appearing In round of parts. The
opportunity of seeing him should be-and doubt
will be-improved by the votaries OF the West End.
Mr.. O'Neu will appear Nirginius; the Count
of Monte Crsto; and Mare Antoy, in Shake
speare's noble tragedy OF Julius Caesar" His I'm
pressive performance OF Nirginius described in
The Tribune of September Il. His performance of
Monte Cristo is familiar to all votaries OF the
theatre His performance of Antony will be new
10 this public. W. W.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
CASINO THEATRE.

TraVesty, music, dancing, miscellaneous antlc ana
YnrthfuI nonsense constitute the entertainment Of
fered at the Casino, under the name OF The Gay
White Way Changes are frequently made in that
medley and the desultory multitude is well pleased
with all the proceedings that occur. Mr.. Jefferson
de Angels Miss Blanche Ring and Mr.. Alexander
Carr continue 10 be prominent in the representa-
Of niece
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
CARNEGIE MUSIC Hall.

Dwight Elmendorf VIII deliver here tonight an
other of the series Of his entertaining and IN
sfrilctive lectures the subject being 'Old Mexico
This lecturer has won public favor for several
seasons by these illustrated rtravelogues" as he
chooses to call them. "Old Mexico is always an
attractive subject, and those persons interested
in monuments Of the past should 90 to Carnegie
Music Hall tonight and hear this lecture 1t
viii be repeated tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.

Miss Stella Mayhew, assisted 10y Bi'lee Taylor.
will lead the merrment here for the week begin
ming tomorrow afternoon. Miss Mayhem has a new
sketch. George Abel and his company will be seen
in Three Of a Kind" said TO bc one of the fun
mest diversions now amusing audiences in the
music halls of the city Alec Hurley and his coster
performers Will be a special feature Besides these
there will appear Gus Edwardss Blond Type
writers, the Five Periscopfs Anont and Dumont
and Frank Bush in series OF stories
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

\ play called Ills Honor the Mayor" that was
received with favor in this city time ago, will
be brought back, this week, and presented at the
New Circle Theatre. with NJ Harry Kelly in the
principal character.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

"Geresee of the Hills" play by Ma'ah Ellis
RYAN and Mcpherson Turnbuli. which was pro-
duced at the Astor Theatre some time ago, VIII
be revived by the stock company permanently es-
tahlished at the. Harlem Opera House. MISS
Beatrice Morgan viii impersonate the chief female
character and Mr.. John Craig the principal male
character. Those prominent in the concerts to-day
will be T-lita Proctor Otis, John T. Kelly and
compan, Eddie Clarke and his winning widows
and Collins and Hawley.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
EDEN MUSEE.

The Nippon Jap Troupe is the leading attraction
for the week at the Eden Nusee. The Fountain
Scene, remarkable illusion, continues to astonish
and delight the visitor. New views of the scenery
Of Ireland Will be presented. by the Cinematograph
process. Among the pictures are the Giants
Causeway, the Gap of Dunloe. and the Lake dis
trict of Killarney. Extra attractions promised
for THANKSGIVING Day
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
GOTHAM THEATRE.

IIilarity viii be caused at the Gotham Theatre
this week by a joyous group disporting under the
uamc Of the Jolly Grass Widows The widows
have been before, and then always seemed 10
please the audiences. They have a novelty this
season called "A Scotch Ball. which should be
cxhilarating Miss Irene Franklin and Bert Green
will lead the performance at the concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Mr.. .Drev's engagement at the Empire, where he
continues 10 act IN the comedy of My Wife, IS
drawing toward close. The opportunity of see
ing that expert and polished comedian. in a pleas
ing play. rePlete with humOr and touched Eere and
there with gentle sentiment, should not be
neglected Miss Maude Adams Will succeed Mr.
Drew. at the Empire. by and by. appearing in the
faNnritn rlaN q ..Pefar Fan
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
DALY's THEATRE.

Mr.. Miller. Miss Angn, and their associates in
the representation of The Great Divide" will con-
tinue their presentment of that drama at Daly's
Theatre until the end of this week, and then
they viii depart with it 10 other cities giving place
to Mr. Lawrance D'Orsay and Miss Cecilia LOTUS,
VINO have combined their talents in the illustration
naN.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
BERKELEY THEATRE.

Messrs. IAepier & CO. have assumed Tie direction
Of affairs at tle Berkeley Iyceum, and q sensible
management OF that house can. accordingly be e-
pected. Three plays are presented there every
night and Saturday afternoon. An extra per-
forIuance viii be given on Thursday The pro-
gramme has not yet been changed, but changes
VIII he made next Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

At the Lincoln Square Theatre, this afternoon
and evening, Mr. Archie Boyd and his company
Will present q new sketch. The L. s. Singing
-Four will dispense melody. Cecilia Weston and
Duquesne Will contribute 10 the entertainment and
many other performers will assist in pleasing the
audence.-The Aborn Opera Company continues its
engagement at this theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
SAVOY THEATRE.

Mr. Broadhursts potential drama The Man Of
the Hour" at the Savoy Theatre. makes its way
by it's strength. IT has completely captured the
public favor; and. it presents noble ideal OF
integrity its bounteous and general acceptance Is
a credit 10 the community and Of the good
signs OF the times.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
WEBER'S THEATRE.

The established attraction Webers Theatre is
the comlca medley called Hip, Hip! Hooray"' Of
which revised version presented last night
Several favorite performers reappcared, and few
new players participated in the iroc. a burlesque
OF THE Thief was presented for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
BROADWAY THEATRE,

A concert by Victor Herbert and his orchestra
car. be enjoyed tonight at the Broadway Theatre
The excellent rnelodrama of The Round Up Is
firmly established in public favor at the Broadway,
and its long continuance on that stage is confident
" expected The fight with the Indians is won
derfliIlV effective
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
COLONIAL THEATRE.

There viii be unusually strong bin at the
Colonial this week. the headline performance being
a musical comedy called Paradise Alley music
10y b. \. Rolfe and lyrics by Addison BurIthardt
Miss Gertrude Barnes will mpersonate the chief
female character. Mr.. Fred Walton the Original
toy soldier will disport himself in d fantasy
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
GARDEN THEATRE.

Miss May Robson, Aunt Mary continues to
please her pUoiic. at the Garden Theatre with her
eccentric representation of the elderly maiden lady
whose pri puritanical notions are at first shocked
and then ameliorated by contact with the CAV life
CT the rnetropolis
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

The career Of The Merry Widow" mt the New
Amsterdam Theatre. IS obviously, destined to be
long and prosperous This musical play has been
discussed in the musical department Of ;his paper
and alluson TO it here is made only for the pur-
nose OF recording lis continued popularitv.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr. Lew Fields Miss Connie Ediss and their
auxiliary performers, in The Girl Behind the
Counter" are in the enjoyment of popularity at
the Herald Square Theatre. where mirth is diff
fused in abundance and where the attendance is
continuously large
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
STAGE AFFAIRS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The career o. 1.-The Lion and the Mouse" con
,inues at the Academy. and that play, by reason
Of its trenchant assault upon commercial and po-
iticaI corruption and also by reason OF its do
-nestic story mot entirely probable uut wen
devised 10 please undiscrminiatins auaIioIs''
maintains d renunerauve popularity. Mr.. Edmund
Ireese IS the stern capitalist gives authorita-
tive performance: and, indeed the entire repre-
sentation IS smooth and effective. This play VIII
remain ct the Academy Tor five weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.

Mr. Warfeld's engagement at the Stuyvesant
Theatre-where he is acting with unabated vigor
and prodigal exercise Of his fine scrio-conic
talent. in "A Grand Army Man,"-proceeds in am
pie prosperity. Crowded houses attest the popular
ity Of the comedian and the attractive quality of
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
125TH STREET THEATRE.

MI. William H. Thompson, in the one-act play
of For Loves Sweet Sake" Will be one Of the
attractive features here for the week beginning to-
morrow afternoon. The bill shows Il long list Of
entertaining performers, including W. G. Fields
the juggler; Han Stevens and company the BIZ
City -Four, Howard and Howard and the Seven
Querelles. Edwin Arden. Miss Lillian Shaw Burns
and Torrance and Brown, Harris ana Brown Will
participate in the Sunday concerts