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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-09

Into each life some sorrow must fall;
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take to flight;
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.
Sold at DR.. Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-09

Harry Allen, charged with embez-
cling $1,000 from the local temple of
shriners. was held to the criminal
court this morning, and released on
a $4,000 bond, at Kansas City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-09

A bold attempt was made to rob
the residence of f. G. Hinton at Can.
by Tuesday night, but the family
heard the noise and the prowler was
caught red-handed and turned over
to the marshal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-09
CAPITAL JOURNALS EDIlOKlAL 800"

M d no snaed but since levied but once LET CON
si ,ht a. times there will be surplus with which ~ '
TINGENCIEs UNTIL NEXT LEVY or,d no left
you'd no more profitable people this SURPLUS SI NExT
in their hands until needed this mpos rtp RENE
PUT IT At NThI'hoi ' u,,bou
rIT ant the money should be scattered throughout une S
favor Tribune
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-09

PILES CURED IN @ TO II DAYS.
PAso OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case of Itching, Bliud,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to
IA days or money refunded. soc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Vile world Heading next weeks list
Of attractions VIII be Joe Maxwell arsI
his big company presenting z tabloid
musical comedy. "a Nfghr al the Police
Of an ordinary night in 4 metropolitan
police station It By no means leans
toward the greWSoE116 or unpleasant
On the contrary. the au1Ierce is shown
4 group OF lively chorus girls who sing
and dance as means Of proving their
Identity They have been arrested for
automobile speeding, and secure their
release IN the happiesC fashion The
comedy Is brfuzf1-lI OF music and fun
and Is one Of the greatest novelties II
advanced vaudeville SCUarr Barnes
enc Of the best CT u10uclOgu1sts has 4
new lot Of stories. sougS and
jokes with which he VIII entertain next
weeks audiences IN the same agreeable
graceful fashion that Is one Of his best
notable Characteristics There Is
an imported novelty act On the bill IN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

the group Ct Russian cancers. the
ZAreCSkY troupe WHo, in Russian COS
tEue- give the characteristics dance Of
Russia Killed. OFT BROTHERS and
Nicholson known As the four emperors
Of music, play upou novelty taSIru-
menLS. and furnish varied and delight
full entErrafuneuE- One Of the funniest
acts that has come To Kansas City IN
many i day Il that Of C0lIine and Hart.
who give 4 fake presentation OF strong
men and gIadIat0rtAL fEatS- They pre-
sent by means Of concealed wires,
seemingly impossible features. and al
with the greatest seriousness Thar
act IL q great novelty. and ran. amid
screams Of laughter al Of the sumner
At HaE1uerstein's PaEa9ise roof garden
legitimate performance IN eauilIbEisEz
- that Of The L-0yeiIs.- who have Just
closed PzrfSiaH eng zer1enGS 10 come To
America There VIII ae a few minutes
dt lively taking by the QUgtzy
Brothers and some UiEiery and E-1iEa-
rfons by Leo Garlic. nle$E Accom-
pIished man VIC besides being an en-
Eartainer X 4 czrtooUizC- and was 4 Wiz
corresponds fer t1G New York Herald
during the FZIssC-Japs uessz war
The Jill a. 4 wE9ie premises ezcep-
tforaIIv- exceIIeut eEEerEa E1I11erTr- Two
performances are given Ac the SfLuherL
every day except Sunday, when Only
i night uErfDruzaECE- x given EhE
prices are. uHEhrs 6rcl IS TO - cents
and p and 50 cents SCR ua gi1ess-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28
Necessary

The 1rle Of the piece Is somewhat
.---=- = --lg 1IE II - only the title. for
from the rise ID the fail ,,r r. ,-TT--s7r,
II : lust o1e Of the eIeaussE fsJTIi...sr
4I-1 -lFe-1esE Of comedies that has En-
--@VeneC ire musical Held Newa- @7-
Al instant does Il bring 4 blush b1Tc
-----l-lzc- orl1ss laughter thar Il ire
preside t'7r the past eizEc seasons
L has played % packed houses IL re
Ialt-d-@ wesl and appeals 70 al classes
OF people The comedy IS natural rFe
music catchy Ehe scenery ma znfffcenr
-1= COSTUMES gorgeous and the cast al
rh4- could be desired
Wood & ward have carefully Sc
-ecCeG their company for his o. her
4nl--IE. and among the members VIII
o found Mss Bessie Benne-r. Mss
1IEr4 Je1srzoU- Margaret Mcdonald
Corene McDonaId who are pIavin~
the principal feminine roles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Is The season progresses the shows =
the Majestic seem TO improve and the
one which Is billed 60 opea next Mon
day afternoon has every tndtca rfou OF
Being a. good As the ones Of the uazr
Two weeks which were quite good
enough Il the large patronage that
vas given than can be taken Al a
criterion Of their worth On the Ma
IesrIc bLI f5r next week Is Billy Wiz
don IN sketch entitled The Bride
EIecr. E5VaEz and Evans IN dancing
act Bobby RauEu- Il comedy musical
man the Merritt Sisters. IN Z singing
and dancing turn. and Marital and Del
bridge IN 4 musical act In addition
thers viii be an Illustrated song and
moving pcEUes- Al Ct the acts CT thu
bill are rev 20 Topeka and are styled
A. being As good as rhere are IN their
class
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Cyrn Scott in The Prince Chap

CFrfa SCOTT IN Tbs. Prince Chap =
IN the theatrical profession here IS
satisfaction II the stellar step o. cyril
Scott Eno began starring LAST seazs11
IN one Of the biggest SUCCESSES launch
ell IN many seasons. The Prince
Chap, which with Scott IN the stellar
role viii De seen At the Grand IN tie
mar future
4 critic who takes himself and every
one else grzvzIE places Nat Goodwin
and William Collier first II ughE COM
edF m this country and says that Cyril
Scott follows than. a close second
At al events. he asserts oWIfShIY.
he sCa16s as the representative HZhC
com sGfau q America Mr.. scott 3
usirhAr American as many think nor
English a. more believe He was horn
III that home q Spontaneous wiz. Tre-
land The records Rad that the svanE
t1sE rIacs at Ba1rzhri1Ee CGurEr
Down February .. 1856 II IS related
Of hfrr that he made his debut in L
negro role Al IS a week and board
and after each performance the nan
azar cane around looked Mn over,
niger 7 ever saw And Scott W9uI1
repIv- Thank you SIR 7 think 50,
too The company tn which he made
this brilliant beginning stranded In
CEfcaEu. and as young Scott hadn't
saved much out o. hfS -rhree week
and found parental azsiEranca was
necessary 20 ship him back 70 New
York He then Joined Miss Minnie
Hadt=aru appearing with her IN Cap
rice and In Spite OF Al for three
ssazcnz- He has supported Richard
Manz6sId Loetz- z H ScCheru- De
W-oIf Hopper. Arx Leslie Carrzr and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

5zuEhters q julius and Fanny Witt
who we're actors. The EIzin gers ara
the children OF an Austrian o1icer
who al went on the sragz against the
wishes Of their parents There was
no opposition On the part OF the VOC
der Osren family in that direction
The father ot the three actresses was
II his day one Of the stars CT the
Royal theatEr at Dresden and the
daughters began their stage career IN
their early childhood
a E6f-h WEune DLathisC1. the English
1cEress. viii probably pay with Henry
Miller n The Great DfVi6eF wasn
Miss Margaret AnEifn goes On her
starring tour OF Australia Mss
NaEhisou began her stage career IN
England IN the chorus OF The School
girl with Minnie Palmer. and rose
by her ability She made her hit IN
this country by her excellent work IA
Every nan n the tile rule
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

gem Of truth concerning cou6iEio1s N
I the thea crIcaI world and also Out CT II
+ word painters Throughout this land
have Ter years roasted Richard Mans
I field for his ecceutrIcfL5es. Now that he
has Joined the great majority they ara
I falling over themselves in their a1x1-
I ely 70 eui0gize the great man as the
foremost actor ar the past century
I Halo Art and life Insurance. are sure
I " synonymous You've got 10 die TO
realize
IN Old Kentucky has earned near
( " 800 600 IN royalties for its author. G
( 7 Dazey, besides adding greatly 70 the
fortunes Of Jacob Lit and A W Ding
wall Since the death Of Mr. Lit two
years ago, and fer 4 period Of several
years before that al the Lit interests
have been skLfUIly handed by M
DngwaIl, his partner
RGseIIe Knott. the actress. who has
endeared herself IN the hearts Of thou
sands OF theat6rg0ers both in CanaGA
and IN the United States. retires per
u2nentIy from the stage this season
and VIII live IN the future with her
vas the original LTgIa IN the pC1Gzc-
tioz Of QUO VadIs-
The. dramatic tastes CT the king Of
England may be judged from the fol-
lowing List Of plays. performances Of
which he attended during the Late Lsu-
don season They were His House IN
Order The Bordman Les Mar
Dairyruai6s' The Man from Blank
eEsz. THE Morals Of Marcus Tod
Hes, lie Voyage Dc NJ PertichGE,
Education de Prince The Stronger
- seyy7,sr E-rirF+z 49, 911z -
Les AEaires SontIes 4Tafres- L'Age
DiEciIe- Skies and Seveus- The
IupUdence Of the Creature The
WIFE and lie MaIra d. ForEes.~
II viii be noted that tie king gave
10 ENCOURAGEMENT 70 the American
invasion Of London thezters.
Henrietta -Crosnan Is the first dra-
ualic star 70 carry her own orchestra
from CRY TO CITY This IS anothsr step
toward completeness II detail for
Crosmaus play. The Christian Pf-
grim is 4 music play and very near
a grand opera. 50 that local musicians
could not rea GIIE play the music with
OUT many rehearsaIs-
The big scene IN David WardeIdrs
new play, - Grand Army Man" by
David BeIasco, Is said 90 represent a
courtroom during the progress OF
criminal trial It Il also said that
WarfeId is greatly pleased WITH the
role OF the old g1tsE veteran that falls
20 him IN this play II gives him op-
portuHt-Y for both CUuedy and pathos.
Beatrice Forbes Robertson. q niece
Of Johnston Forbes Robertson has
been engaged to appear with Marie
Doro IN The Morals Of Marcus
Possibly It Is because CT the AmerI-
can aGorlrfCu OF success that the Bar
ryuoFa family Is beloved by the thea
eerEoers OF this County Without an
exception the new generation OF Bar
rymoreS have appeared upon the
ztage- and atrsr z rfGfcUI0uSTy brfeE
uovitiaEa. they have become stars OF
the first magnitude The new genera
tfar conSszzz Of Ethel LiaueI and John
Barrymore, and as children OF that
iIIuScrfous stage pair. Maurice and
Geerzfe Drew Barrvuore- Il IS not
z1TPprfsfug that they should be actors
~ t-,Jrsef1tIe71s-s Daniel F7rJEuzu who
= .ssez turing John Barrymore n
s--r-ae Rors ef Camzmy b. has helped
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Anna Held was with. Azz1stfu DAYS
company IN The Circus Girl ar5
The Runaway Girl and in the orig
NAL casts. on Broadway or The Girl
Left Behind Me and The Heart q
Maryland The Prince Chap viii be
the attraction at the Broadway thaaEar
the week beginning Monday, Septem-
her 80
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Ben Hendricks q -Yon Yonson-''

Crowded houses are the rule every
where Ben Hendricks appears N the
UiEIz role Of the SWeG5iSH-AmericaE
dialect play T0n T0uSou-
There never was anything duh
about this play for il was always one
continual round Of icII1ry from start
10 finish. and this season even more
50. for there has been new blood IN
fected into r. until now @-E0u+ can
hardly be recognized as the sane
purity good feIIer" who was here be-
fore
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Yen Fons0E'7 Il i couefy with 4
Plot and the Plot Il just heavy enough
10 create interest and hold the audi
ence a. he plan Of the play Develops
Everything about %TOu EouSOuf- Of
course DEPENDS upon the way II
which the parts ara taken and the
company that y now handling the
piece could hzrCfIv be SURPASSED
Ghost stories declared Ben Hen
bricks. who i As amusing a. ever Ii
Yen XCu@o1, won't always stand
InveS-iga ton a friend Of mfna en-
terraIued I weekend party not long
ago IN an 0Ld-fashiousd E-IzabeChz1
house IN the country
One OF the guests young Ia5v-
aWCks IN the middle OF the night with
4 strange t0rebodIuE II her heart Is
she 10y II EEexDLicabIe terror N The
great, oId-EaShzoued bed. the door Of
her room opened not=eIessEy- and 4
figure. WHITE from head 10 fooC- ap-
peared She tried 10 scream. but fear
held h=r voieaIess. She could not
move she could not breathe And
the humping Of her heart sounded n
her ears Ike L great hamner-
The white still figure Efi5sd noise
LessiT towards her Il reached the
bed The bed clothes we're suddenly
Whiskzd OF her and the awful vlzI-z1r
vanished as siLsEIly and uIEsrsrLl1 IzzIy
as II had come
'-At breakfast the nex- morning tEe
young lady vas pale and r1o1zi 1Efzl-
She wanted tn tell her strange eZ-
ue-Ierce- bat she feared that No one
uuIGt believe her- Il she hesItaETss1.
an aged and rosy clergyman hustled
INTO the breakfast room and said. Vrl-1
4 merry laugh ID his host
Wasn't Il coId last uighCS
1woke nearly frozen and kuO wing
that the roau next 10 nine vas IN
occupied I took the liberty OF gong
n there and stealing the hedcIoths=s- -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The advanced vaucebiIIe Bills at the
Sh1berr Kansas City, have not only
al been good. bUt each one has seeUzG
70 be lust 4 little better than the O1e
preceding It. This viii no Doubt De true
1F The vz15eviIIe buI which VIII be
given al the SEuhsrE during the week.
OF September - When On account =
the -resence IN TIE city Of 4 great EI1zzz-
Der Of visitors. it - especially desired
20 present the very cream az TIE vzzulte-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

sa-Srr0r Efraarr the Dsav OF E0L--- d Ii
university life IN which Henry B Ear-
ris viii present Ralph stuart here in
the near future & four act cCU-
s6y drama BY WILIau C. De Mia j
former Columbia boy While the
dramatic interest Is serious As Il cor
germs the problem q the educated n
dan and his love for woman not y
his race there Il abundant comedy ID
relieve the emotional tension M1c1
amusement has been derived by the
pfctI1rfrE Of episodes in college Life.
The first act Is laid in the roOu1s o. tive
classmates. They are giving A Tea Il
honor % the Eirt friends at Barnard
Their attempts at catering their en-
beavers 70 provide polite entertain
ueut suitable 20 their guests. and their
arrzrpts 70 make the apartment pre-
seutabLs AID % remove all evidences
OF an rr1frzaeI1g nature. furnish the
IfveIieSC sort q fun
Mr. Stuarr's com ra1y has been cara
sr1IIv selected by Mr. Harris WiEh 4
view 70 presenting college u1en As they
ara and the Barnard contingent Z rep
resented BY an unusually attractive
c171arretrs Of fsminiuiry-
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Theatrical Gossip

vail. have had many pleasing things
70 say 46OUE the show The play L.
strictly 4 musical comedy in three
acts and among rs attractions Is 4
bsvT Of preEry girls
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Plans AND THEIR PEOPLE.

New York managers are making
their bookings II ANTICIPATION Of short
runs. They say thar l0rE rUUs have
gone our OF fashion. aI1ssJI1gh Il may
be that the plays nowadays do not earn
them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Rose -CzEL IN The Chorus LADY
VII - II rhe wits Wood for 4 week.
re opening Derr1ruance being q
sunday nigh
The Flower @ ire Ranch which
wzz seen hare last night Il the zEEac-
TN az rEe Grand Tor next weak
TIA Original CGEz1." II the hiI ar
Tia AGG1z1rtUu 1ur re week
EIaw * Changers Advanced TaU-
5zElIls continues 70 Dc The attraction
Al he SEEherL
a. he 0-rheum
A. "a a. he -Isz1r1ua-s7 gees
rhzre VII rot oe uuch doing n re
sun1rz week The Two Merry
--zps VII D. seen az tEs Grand a
EarEse ard nIghE perr1r-11a1ees or
sunday and than -Esrs VIII not Dc ar
crnar zncw Al -hs house until Sa-zt-
za-- October 5 when Ben Een6r1clzs
wiz oueC Z CTu days engagement AT
rl-is house IN -ECu EousCE- giving 4
r-a-fres On Sunday zcrsruCou- But zs
q luI a-WzTs cones oerore a slcr1- 50 az
10 ceE-EEL1E CT re -ESzl ErIczL Selsi11
=zch wear II Interior towns there y
bound % . a l-I during 4 week CT CVo
before me good things which have osa1
Srzrrzfz On the road have tire % ar
rive Ard -hA@e ECC- things theatrical
viii begin 10 literally come IN 1UEc1es
E-rlrE the last weeks tn October and
from rEsr CT A. 4 Uzrrer q EacE two
or thee distinctive SHOWS have already
beer seer here even -his early n TIC
s=a=cu- and WIKI these good things ID
L1s1E hack or TCpeauS VII E1a1lT
zLcsz ever re luL su1 Wzf- patiently
r-r "a a. god and better things Whtch
are promised
E,-zu rh1uzh there VII De IfrrIz or
noting Il The way OF legitimate
r1ea-fczLs during TIA greater part o.
rr@ week there VIII - plenty EE en-
~zr-ztr-e1E Tor AL az the vaudeville
houses wE5-n aerar al seen 70 furnish
re uozE-zr zr-use-en- t1r al classes
c. the people q The CRY
o. rhz Wood and wards pruduc-
cfor Two Merry Trz1ps. which VII
:. seer a. rEs Grand AZ EaEi1ee and
= <r- zerrurrzz1cez OF sunday. critics.
u1r crlT II the lzrgsr cries bur IN the
smaller crss where night s-zu1s pre-
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Z y
this distinction N fact there are
many critics who predict today thEz
John Barrymore VIII become one OF
the finest light comedians On the En-
gEsh-speakfng stage. In 4 happy way,
he combines the GEesse af the DreHS
with the dramatic so1dfty- of the Bar
ryu0reS. and il - f0rruuat6 that in his
first important venture he should be
equipped with 4 role which brings his
powers into play Young Barrymore
looks sErIkin Civ like his sister Ethel
ard On the stage he has the same de-
HghrruI poize and ease Of manner
The essential element Of SUCCESS in
( cheatricaIs il Just what II Is in any
other business You must have and
deliver the goods II Is Just 4 in
possible to make the people believe by
advertising and false booming that a
bad pIav is good a. It would be for 4
butcher TO convince bis patron that
tainted meat was sound II the play
- good It Is the safest proposition
that II viii succeed. T It is bad il is
Just a. certain that II VIII fail Thea
terg9erS know what thew want and
Z they don't get II not al the money
N the world can overcome the spoken
condemnation OF the nan who says
7 saw II. and IT'S bad
While IN LONDON Mr. Z. Il Sothern
and Miss Julia 3FarIowe went around
fncogrfto from t1aater TO theater ev-
the English CAPITAL IN order 20 study
the London audience They did not
make their identity known at any Of
the box offices as CheT did not want
the courtesy o. eoInpl1E1 eflrary seats
to be extended TO them nor did they
want their English colleagues To know
that they were n front They
viewed The Scarlet PimperueT-
from the gallery. The Red Lamp
from the pit. Votes for WonAenvl
from the dress circle, and 50 On Both
Players were very much pleased with
what they saw and said that they
found the study o. the London au-
dfesrces which occupy the seats IN the
upuer part OF the house rcst profit
able
II IS said that ssBsac Brumn1zII'-
VII not be leased tci the stock com
pearfug IN this play Ir- Mansfsid
married Beatrice Cameron and Mrs
MANSFIELD IS Keeping It as 4 matter Or
sentiment
As enc last farewell sarah Bern
harIr couteUpIates making a tour o.
the world IN an elaborate production
OF Faust L = % BE- hoped she
hare 4 year ago was sufficient Tor al
tine, at So PER
Augusta Evans Wilson'S famous
novel. st Elmo" which WIS written
over forty years ago VIII be drama
TIED and produced
The Shuber1s announce that Frank
Gilmore has been e1zzzad as lea ding
nan In GLORIOUS Betsy Gilmore
vii play Jerome Be nAparte-'' which
vas played last season by Robert
warwick. now pEayEG Vr0nsSy ii
anna Earenina." with Virginia
Harusd-
A recent number a Der Welt
SrfaEEFT contains the pictures Of
--three sister rri0s Of the stage They
are Esrmfre. LGtrf and Kate Frank
Witt Eva. Vail and susie Won der Os-
ten and Mile Marie and Jenny Ell
znger- These are really a group Or
sisters and not ''zfsterz a. Trey ap-
pear On circus and vaudeville pro-
grams The Witt sisters are the
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COMING ATTRACTIONS


Sept zg.--w0 Merry Trzups- MAJ
nee and z1EhE
Oc-ooer ) ard 6-Ben Hendricks
Il E1c EonscC- Matinee On Sunday.
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Eugene W PrEsbreE's dramatic YER
sion Of SIR Gilbert ParksE-s The Right
Of Way viii receive its preE1isre IN
Montreal Octaher = This viii be enc
Of the notable productions Of the saa-
son Guy Standing will play the char
actsr OF Charley StaeAe. 0CheF import
ant roles VII De acted by Ez6sy9a r
H How land Theodore Roberts. Henry
: E46feId- : Van DUsen Philips,
AvereII Harris. Alexander kea-nsy.
1Lfgucu Berarzer, Paula GIoE. Bereniee
Golden and May Buckley
Wilton Lackaye and the drama first
came into contact at Woods Museum
PtrfIa 1aIuhfa- The box office prices were
10 20 and 80 cents and LackayeFs nom
- foCtIighrs vas Walter Holmes.
Our uutfrIng young friend George NJ
Conan has done II again but this time
he has done II 50 empbaticaIly that
sven tire critics ara WtLh him His latest
musical play The TAX Of New York
has fnaIIy reached Chicago and ac-
cordfug TO the opinion CT men wise IN
Colonial theater N that city straight
through the winter
II IS said that Julia MarIowe VIII not
1Ir1f5arraIxa any new parts this season
and viii postpoue for the present the
production Of st Theresa" In which
Ferunarrft acted and which Miss Mar
lowe bought for America she viii not
begin her stage work Until the begin
t.zr A short seasnu-
George Cohau fE-h his Eacy press sheet
called the Spcc Light has the following
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George Cohau f1-his Facy press sheet
called the Spot Light has the following
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L IS said that 'sBsaG BrummeII'
VII not be leased tci the stock com
paufes this season L vas while ap-
peariuE in this play Nr- Mausfsid
married Beatrice Cameron and Mrs
Mansfield IS keeping it as 4 matter Or
sentiment
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At the Olympic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

As ere last ssfarewaII- Sarah Bern
har1r couteUpIates making tour %
the world IN an elabor4ts production
OF aFauscr- L = % b hopeG she
skFps Topeka as her Camille seen
hare Z year ago vas sufficient for al
tine, at So PER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

Auxustz Evans Wilson'S famous
novel st EImc.F which vas written
over forty years ago. VIII be drama
TIED and produced-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

At the Elite
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

IN Old Kentucky has earned near
" 500 600 IN royalties for its author G
T Dazey. besides adding greatly 70 the
fortunes Of Jacob Lit and A W Ding
wall Since the death Of Mr. Lit two
years ago. and for 4 period Of several
years before that al the Lit interests
have been skIIIfUI1y hardIed by Mr.
DEngwaII his partner
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

RGseIIe Knott, the actress, who has
eEdsarsd herself IN the hearts Of thou
sands Of theaterg0ers both IN Cauada
and in the United States retires ger
m2nentIY from the stage this season
and viii live IN the future with her
family on Long Island Miss En6tE
vas the original Lygia IN the ProdUc-
tioa Of QUO VadIs."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-28

The Shuber1s ANNOUNCE that Frank
Gilmore has been engaged as Leading
ran tn GLORIOUS Betsy Gilmore
vii play Jerome Bsnzparte,'' which
vas played last season by Robert
Warwick. HOW pI7ymE Vr0usky IN
Anna Earenina with Virginia