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New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CARRICk THEATRE.

The genial and quaint play called THE Toy
maker of Nuremberg still prevails at the Garrick
Theatre, and Mr.. ". ]. Ferguson and his auxiliar
players make the performance of it pleasure not
only TO the young.-for whom particularly, it has
a charrn-but for children of a larger growth. who
yet lost the taste for simplicity and home
" freside humor. The piece should not be neg
lected. 1t will remain at the Garrick only during
the present week. The theatre will then be closed
till December q. when Miss Maxine Elliott will
perform there, in a new play called Under the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
GARDEN THEATRE.

The engagement of Miss May Robson in The
Rejuvsna ton of Aunt Mary came to end at
the Garden Theatre last night. The play will be
transferred the stage of the Madison Square
Theatre on December 23 where ii will remain an
definitely. Miss Robson has given a good serio-
comic performance. in d somewhat thin pIay-af-
fording evidence of her professional CAPACITY.
and Strengthening herself in the public esteem.
The Garden Theatre is closed.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ACADEMY CE MUSIC.

Prosperity continues to attend the interesting
play of The Lion and the Mouse at the Academy
of Music The substantial merit OF that drama has
been de6ned and recognized. Notwithstanding ee
ments of improbablty and accentuated ref1ec-
ton upon the national legislature. it has practical
significance while in character and incident il
possesses dramatic value. Mr. Breese, Miss Ger
trude Coghan and their professional associates
acting in il. earnestly and wen. The of The
Lion and the Mouse will proceed at the Academy
I'll December 2s.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

tuition. Round II many experiments have oe7h
tried in vain and many enterprises have cfuii''e
The tide of public favor toward II mas - -
turned and it gives no Indication OF turning Ihel
is a practical meaning in the play that New 1OiN 1
especially appreciates; but the dramatic qliiu''
of the piece are potent To please. ana Il y -
rarkabIy well acted; that its success 5 ~.
attributable exclusively To its practical rehs0.o
upon governmental affairs. The 7e,h toiSe'u
performance of The Man of the Hour VIII V'1
at .he SAVOY next Wednesday night
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ASTOR THEATRE.

Nc change of bill is found essential at the Astor
Theatre The comic opera of Tom Jones' is sue
cessfu there and it merits its No student
OF English literature needs be told that Field
fng's novel. upon which the comic opera is based,
is rich in character. incident and humor. No musi-
cal epitone could do justice to the novel. but the
makers Of the opera have made judicious choice
OF materials and their work is what it claims to
be,-conic- The cast includes Louise Cunning.
Gertrude Quinlan. William Norris and Van Rens-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
GERMAN THEATRE,

This week at the German Theatre Lessng's
comedy of 'Mnna Won Barnhelm' will be acted.
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and at the
Saturday matinee. The rest of the week will be
devoted TO 'Herzogin Crevette,'' a play that has
met with much favor. In the revival of "Minna
Won Barnhelm' the cast will include Hedwg
Reicher Minna; Ella Hofer. as Fransiska;
Henrici- Weidt, the Lady in Mourning; August
Weigert, as Major Won Teilheim; Otto Collot,
Just: Ernest Sauernann, Paul Werner; Karl
Mauth as the host: and Henrici NARROW. Ric-
caut de la Marliniere. The revival of this favorie
German play will, 1t is expected, prove TO be an
Mt dramatic
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
LYRIC THEATRE.

Signor Novelli. at the Lyric Theatre. last week.
gave eight performances. appearing as Othello
Papa Lebonuard. Shylock. Corrado. Louis XII Pc
truchio. and Geropte This week he will appear as
Nero Mddlewick King Lear Kean Corrado. Mar
Brutus Snap. and Macbeth. The drama of
Nero" announced for Monday is of the works
of p. Cossa. and IL has long been favorite
with the italian audience, but II has not
been acted in the United States. 1t shows the
Roman Emperor less tyrant than as-what
ne much desired to be, and To be consfdered-an
artist. The great tragedy of Macbeth will be
performed Saturday night, when Signor No
vellis engagement here will terminate. On De-
cember IS the Lyric stage will be devoted to MIR.
Claiming Poocks new drama, based on the novel
called ''The Secret Orchard"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
AT THE HIPPoDRoME.

a..,a.,as of 1.-THE Auto Race a. are
rd Inc seps ss~ nave found public favor sn ssrca
nSeav Ser to enioy that gift 'as
Of time. II is made known that ne 'a.s realistic
race in the srst act has been made mn sraipie
Persons in quest of varied ano TnsssD
Amusement should visit the Hppods0"
two performances daily
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
LIBERTY THEATRE.

Irish drama In the shape of IA romantic play
called 20 Neill of Derry and good performance
of n dashing Irish cavalier. by Chauncey Olcott,
constitute the current attraction at the Liberty
Theatre The play is interesting, and Mr.. Olcotts
actng.-we known here. and often commended
is marked by abundant animal spirits and by an
agreeable blending of sentiment and devil-may-care
humor. No change OF bill is needed at the Lib
erty. and doubtless Mr.. Ocott will continue to
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
HUDSON THEATRE.
KNIcKEReockER THEATRE.

Mr.. George NJ Cohan's musical farce called The
Talk of New York. produced on December 3. at
the Knicterbocker Theatre. is recorded one OF
those hybrid compositions that contain little OF
everything, and thus have attractive quality
for various classes OF auditors Mr. COhan has
apprised the public that he does want Il to be
taken seriously There is danger that he will
be disappointed Mr.. Victor Moore. Kid Burns.
OF the racetrack. gives vivaciOus performance.
and sings several songs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr.. Blaney finds il advantageous TO continue the
3f English opera, at the Lincoln Square
Theatre Ind the Aborn Opera company will per-
form there until further notice. The Serenade''
civ last week
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The novelty at the Grand Opera House this week
will be Miss Carlotta Nillson. in 1.-The Three of U.s..
a play that had a. long at the Madison Square
Theatre The cast includes John Westley and Eva
Vincent There will be the usual afternoon per-
fornances Miss Nillson will be seen again a
Rhy Macchesney. AT the close of the engagement
here Miss Nillson will begin rehearsal OF new
nlav which Mr. Lawrence has provided for her.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

The play chosen for representation at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre this week is the well remembered
Charity Ball" produced many years ago, at the
old Lyceum. That play made by David Be
lasco and the elder William de Mile. Miss Edna
May Spooner will act Ann CrugeT, and the cast
will include Augustus Phillips. the Rev. John
Van Buren,; Arthur Evers. Dick Van Buren,;
Ben Wilson. as Franklyn Cruger; Harold Kennedy,
as Alex. Robinson; Edwin Curtis, Judge Knox;
w /. West, as Mr. Belts Olive Grove, Mrs.
Van Buren: Eleanor Wisdom. Mrs De Peyster;
Jessie McAilister as Bess Van Buren; and Jo-
li-,oI I,ox lis L.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
HACkETT THEATRE.

The richly merited of Mr. Thomas's
celient play of The Witching Hour" at the
Hackett Theatre, has been duly recorded in this
paper and mention Of its continuance is about all
the comment now requisite. No should miss
seeing that play who cares for dramatic literature
or superb acting. Mr. John Mason gives per-
formance which, for the admirable qualities of re-
pose authority consistency, intellectual character,
and winning grace Of expression. is among the
best achievements in comedy that stage has
known
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CRITERION THEATRE.

The fascination that youth and beauty can ex-
ercise upon even the most phlosophic mind is 81
Illustrated in ''The Morals of Marcus" now current
et The Criterion Theatre. with Mr.. Aubrey Smith.
Miss Marie Doro. and Miss Forbes Robertson n,
the leading characters Mr.. Smith IS a clever ex
perienced actor neat, precise and effective. Miss
Doro is pretty girl. Miss Forbes Robertson sbow
talent and skill, in thankless part The NAV
~ handsomely set and wei acted and il has
naturally, found favor, since il affords nointea
illustration of a popular truth once fe,c,,ons,,,
indicated by the poet Burns, in his Significant
couplet:
The wisest man that ever lived
Ge dearly loved the Iasseas
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WEST END THEATRE.

Mr. Denman Thompson again ~ iii appear 81
,Ss wsst gns Theatre this in MS
drama OF "The Old Homestead arrced that
should be warmly welcomed. II is sli'o ~ tbs west
a series of Sunday concerts will oeslA vsn by ths
End Theatre on December 15,-to DC ". ".
Zeilman philharmonic Band
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr.. Lew Fields and Miss Connie Ediss are stlI
amusing the multitude. at the Herald Square Thea
tre with the farcical medley called THE Girl Be
hind the Counter The elasticity OF that form or
drama permits OF frequent changes, AMI of the in
PRODUCTION of novel features rapidly as they can
be invented. New antics for Mr. Field and new
songs for Miss Ediss and Miss Louise Dresser are
provided. from time to time and the tide of merr-
at the Herald Square Theatre flows on un-
checked. That resort is exceptionally popular.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Miss Rose StahI. acting in The Chorus Lady"
has been welcomed. the Hudson Theatre, and
her proceeds in prosperity. She is a
piquant performer. and such she has found
abundant favor. Her engagement at the Hudson
Will extend to December 81 An extra afternoon
performance is announced for next Tuesday. for
the members OF dramatic companies now acting
IN New York The 23o0th performance Of The
Chorus Lady will occur December Is. and
souvenirs OF that occasion will be given 10 Miss
StahTs audience. Miss Ethel Barrymore VIII ap-
pear at the Hudson Theatre Christmas night
Wedn asday. December -. in a new play called
"Her Sister, by Messrs. Clyde Fitch and Cosmo
Gordon Icnnox.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

The mirthful play called The Top o. tn World'
has become more and more popular. with each sue
cessive representation, and the Majestic is favor
lte resort. especially for persons who to give
innocent amusement TO children In The Ton o.
tn World'' there is ripple of fun, from irst to
last. Everybody is amused by II. and nobody is
offended. AS a holiday attraction that play stands
In the foremost ranks. A series of afternoon per-
formances will be given. beginning December IS.
continuing through the holiday season
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
sTUYvESANT THEATRE.

Mr. Warfield long conspicuous nsurs !" ~. -
atrical life. has become more prominent 'nA1 ,.-,,
since he presented his fine performance OF 49, w..
Bigelow. in a Grand Army Man IHT 1, S..
aDce at the Stuyvesant Theatre IS cohti'-
large and there can be no question OF the suee'9
equally of the play and its representation -
Union soldier for his hero at the Stuy Fes@t,, 49,,
a Confederate soldier for his hero at tne D e,,g.
the vigorous and expeditions David belaSco - -
occupies the field of domestic drama as " i 10
by reyeTsion to the theme Of the CiNIi ,-as,sr
American Repuhnc. MIR. Warheld and Mr.. heen%'
have done themselves much honor by then -
spective performances of Wesley Etsslow ,1. anu -
eraI Warren both Of which appertain 20 '''e -
of the affections. and both of which are ac"'''
ments OF a high order.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
SAVOY THEATRE.

Mr.. Broadhursts strong play THE Man Of the
Hour" has become established theatrical insti-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WE6ER'S THEATRE

The closing performances of HIP mp last
and the burlesque of The Thief were ,In re-
night at Weber's Theatre. and that Nous jus, of
main closed till December %. Tor -. smith
burlesque of ''The Merry Widow " -, .,ake her
and Maurice Levi. Miss Lulu 6iass' W. r,sesulbsr
first appearance at Webers Theatre Oh --t,c,uats
% hand OF thirtv-five musicians will par
In tt,., rnnresentntinn of the new burlesuue
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
VICTORIA THEATRE.

The novelty here this week viii be Fred harnos @
London pantomir1e company in a farce called IH'
Mumming Birds in an English Music Han Ihel'
are fourteen performers in the COMPANY. % az
Mahon's ten Pullman porter maids are IN the o'-
There will also appear Billy Clifford Josephins
sabcI Warren and Blanchard. Keno. Weich anu
Meirose. the Delmore Sisters ard Alec Hurley ana
his coster players.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
EMPIRE tn EATRE.

The closing nights OF Mr.. John Drew engage
,o+ o+ t,,a F,nnire Theatre are passing and the
admirers of light comedy.-as eXemphted In the
pretty and merry play of MY Wife and the
crisp. polished acting OF Mr.. Drew,-shouid not
neglect the opportunity of pleasure that remains
before that favorite actor says Farewell. MI.
T,revr will remain at the Empire for two weeks.
On December . he will be succeeded there by Miss
Maude Adams, in the fairy play OF Peter Pan -
which has been popular wherever presented. and
in which Miss Adams can. of course, be confidently
expected to give innocent pleasure to hundreds of
persons particularly the young The choice OF
Peter Pam for 4 Christmas attraction is. OBJ
viously judicious. On January 6, 1908. Miss Adams
will perform in Quality Street" On January 13
she will produce The TESTERS"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
BERKELEY THEATRE.

Under its new mana cement the Berkeley Theatre
has already become more attractive to the audience
that seeks for Plays rather than Fads. The Japan
rese performer. Nine Hanako. has departed. Miss
Margaret Wycherly, Mrs. Yeamans, Mr.. Harrigan
tson OF the veteran Irish comedian). other per-
formers have been added to the company and an
entertainment has been provided which, If some
what ultra-sentimental C@ith selections from the
works of Mr. Yeats, is. nevertheless. diversified
and Interesting Mr. Arnold DAILY and Mr. IIo1-
brook Binn have displayed their talents to
advantage in The Van Dyck' Frequent changes
Of bill intended. A revival OF the mischievous
piay of Candida" fs CONTAMINATION
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

Mr.. Savage's presentment of 1.-The Merry Widow
is reisning triumph OF mirth and melody, at the
New Amsterdam Theatre. and the of that
cheerful play goes onward In sunshine. and un-
doubtedly it will proceed for a long time.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL.

Dwight Elmendorf will not deliver his lecture on
THE Pacific Coast" tonight. This lecture will be
delivered tomorrow afternoon. and 1t is MADE
known that all persons who have purchased seats
for tonight may have their money refunded on
presentation of tickets at the box office
CASINO THEATRE.
There is no new word TO be said about THE Gay
White Way The frolic goes on, and Miss Blanche
= Ring Mr. Jefferson De Angels, Mr. Alexander Carr
and their numerous auxiliars in the merry occu-
patton OF amusing the public. manifest those pro-
fessional virtues mentioned by Shakespeare, un-
tired spirits and formal constancy." New pranks
and new songs frequently provided. to vary the
entertainment, and a practical public response OF
large attendance denotes that the offered attrac-
ton is potent y numerous chorus is soon TO oe
presented, and a burlesque Of 1.-The Wltchlhs
Hour is in preparation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
CASINO THEATRE.
DALYS THEATRE.

Mr. Iawrance D'Orsay and Miss Cecilia LOTUS
combining their professional forces lauhched' az
Dalv's Theatre last Thursday night, December D,
2 nlav called The Lancers' being an alteration
Of the play adapted from German original. long
since made known the local public. under the
name OF The Passing Regiment" Mr- ID OTsay IS
whimsical actor. who furnishes amusement
chiefly by the expedent Of allowing the gieam OF
intelligence SLOWLY to make its way through an
ASSUMPTION Of dulness of comic perpieXity- IN
that he is clever and droll. Miss Lotus has long
been known and admired for her vivaclty ana lor
her skill in the imitation OF personal Characters
ties and manners a revival OF THE Passing Re9l-
rnent" as originally produced by Augustin Daly'
might have aroused interest and obtained criucaL
favor The most that be said for me
Iancers'' is that 1t is gay in spirit ana lnlr'tiul
in purpose. and that its medley OF songs oaICes'
and frivolous talk serves TO amuse the spectator
IL NOT exigent in a careless mood and an idle time
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WALlAck,s THEATRE.

Miss Elsie Janis acting and singing ~ o-,i.
Hovden." has been cordially welcomed a. ,s--
lacks Theatre and her robust and Ee,,t[. -. ors
formance of the romp be enjoyed 'uele rsrr
week more. The aim of it is TO stimuia''
ment and that aim II accomplisheS-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
BiJOU THEATRE.

Nine Nazsmova continues. at the Bijou. to act
IN the well known Ibsen play Of "A Dolls House"
a new play. Of contemporary life. called THE
oofnet Is in rehearsal TO he produced about
Christmas. The new piece has been written by Mr.
owen johnson. Particular comment on the Ibsen
play is not essential here that subject has been
much discussed and IT is somewhat threadbare
Anne Nazimova is interesting. in her singularity
ana her placancy, and in whatever she does those
atflputes are conspicuous. There are several ear
nest and capable players in her cornpany
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
BROADWAY THEATRE.

The excellent. because stirring and effective
orama OF The Round Up" proceeds in ample pub
iic favor al the Broadway Theatre, and probably
It win hold fits place there for many weeks If Is
remarkably well set and skilfuy acted and its
etaee effects elicit an extraordinary response of en-
snusiastic applause from every audience that at
tends its Yerfornance
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

The particular novelty a the Union Square this
week Will be the Boston Fadettes. musical organ
ization of women that has pleased audiences IN
music halls and other places OF amusement Tor
several years Foy and Clark VIII present their
sketch of The Spring of Youth. and besides these
there will appear Charles +. Semon, Catherlns
Hayes. Willie Hale the three LeightonS and Ray
rr,ond and CaverIy. the German c0medl3ns.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.

NcV OInOEG
His Honor the Mayor" is enjoying profitable
engagement at this theatre. Mr. Harry Kelly
leads the performance, and there is numerous
chorus of pretty girls. There will be a new rnu-
steal play presented at this theatre the week after
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
125TH STREET THEATRE.

Miss Gertrude Hoffman in limitations Of EdS.4
Foy. George NJ Cohan and other well known per-
formers come TO this theatre for week begins
ming tomorrow afternoon Besides Miss Hoffman
there may be seen here Bobby North, Jimm!e
Lucas, the Seven Mowatts, the six American
Dancers and SteIring aud RevelIe performers On
the horizontal bars
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
TwENTY-THIRo STREET THEATRE.

Ross and Fentcn. who were at Weber'S MUSIC
Hall in g bu-lesque OF THE Thief will be a feat
ure of the amusement here for the week begin
nins tomorrow afternoon They may be seen in
a sketch called Just Like Any Woman" Cressy
and Dayne win give the audience n view Of barn
storming'' through the medium of a sketch called
THE Town Hall Tonight The ROmany group
OF singers Mile. KOkn, EckhOfs and Gordon, and
Gallettfs monkeys viii contribute TO the amuse-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22
Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under
Special Execution.

Public notice is hereby given. that by spec
ial execution issued out of the county court
Of Sedgwick county. Colorado. on the lath
day of November. 4. ID. 1907. in q certain
action therein pending. wherein II. c. McNcw
is plaintiff, and John 4. Clevidence and the
unknown heirs and assigns of John r. Clevi-
dence and A. l.. Clcvidence and the unknown
heirs and assigns Of A. l.. Cievidence. are de-
PENDANTS. will. as ! am ordered by said
special execution, sell at public sale for cash
to the highest and best bidder. at the south
front door of the court house In Julesburg.
Sedgwick county. Colorado. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon on the 18th day of December.
\. ID. 1907. the following described lands,
situate. lying and being in Sedgaick county
state of Colorado. to-wt:
The Southwest Quarter lSW la of Section
Thirty 1901. Township Ten li0l North. Range
Eorty-three l43l West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, or so much thereof as Is necessary
for the purpose of satisfying said special
execution and costs of sale.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand this 18th day OF November. a. d. 1907.
@. l.. Morgan, Sheriff
of Sedgwck County. Colorado
First publication in The Grit-Advocate Nov
ID. 1897. Last publication Dec. 13. 1907.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22
The slessedness of eivino.

The tremendous benefactions of
Carnegie and Rockefeller are having
the effect. we are told. of giving the
small-fry philanthropists cold feet and
soaring them out OF the game, until
it comes to pass that the man who has
only the beggarly 100000 or so, to
bestow, evinces decided disposition
to buy fun less expensive, If likewise
less intense with his money. This
goes to suggest that philanthropists
are but flesh and blood, after all, and
banker not to enter in a race where
they are to be not only beaten but
distanced at the post The widows
mite is unexceptionable, of course,
and it seems pity that nobody hears
the Widows name laundering down
the ages,-Puck,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursu aN 70 ali
act passed by the last General Assembly of
the State OF Colorado. relating to the election
OF Directors OF Irrigating Districts, there will
be an election Of the Julesburg Irrigation
District for the purpose of electing one di-
rector. pursuant to said act, for the term of
three years. within and for Division No. OF
said Julesburg Irrigation District on Tues
day. December 3d. a. ID. 1857.
The polling places are established as fol-
lows:
Division No. !. Residence u Herman
G ardner.
Division No. .. Residence Of c. c. saun-
ders.
Division No. J. Broadhcad's HaH in sedg-
wick.
Polls to be open between the hours of
O'Clock q. III. and O'Clock y. m. of said day.
&. NJ. Harris, Secretary.
First publication in The Grit-Advocate Nov.
3. 1897. Last publication Nov. % 1907.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-22
Order to Show Cause on Petition for
Sale of Real Estate.

State of Colorado.
County of Scdgwick, So
In the County Court.
=, Cause on Petit
vi tion for sale of
n. Clark Phelps. deceased. Real Estate.
This matter coming on to be heard on this
4th day of November. \. ID. 1907. upon the pc
tition filed herein by IL. G. McNcw. admins
traitor of the said estate. for the sale of the
following described real estate. to-wit:
- Ihc southwest Quarter of Section Seven "a.
Township Eleven uD North, Range Forty
two t42) West of the 9Th F. NJ. for the purpose
or paying the expense of probating said cS-
tate.
And itnow appearing to the court from said
petition that proper and legal grounds exist
Therefore. II is ordered by the court that
Charles Il. Phelps athcr and only heir of the
decedcnt. be and appear before said court at
the court room OF said court in the Town oi
Julesburg. county OF Scdgwick and state OF
Colorado. on the 9th day of December. A. D.
1897. at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day then and there to show cause il
any there be. why an order should not be
made directing the said n. c. McNew admin
istratOr. to sell the whole OF said real cstat,
for the purposes specified in said petition
IT Is further Ordercred that this order be
published at least four weeks In The Grit
Advocate. a regular and lawful public news
paper published in said county.
BY The Court.
A. II. MILLER. County Judge,
First Publication in The Grit Advocate Nov
s. 1907. Last publication Dec. :. 1907.