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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
Dramatic Notes

George F. De Vere the veteran actor
and stage manager, now retired and
| living at Ronkonkoma, L. l., has just
celebrated the sixty-fourth anniversary
| of his first appearance on the stage
Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary
| of his marriage. His wife, who was
known professionally as Nellie Nor
| timer, died two years ago. Mr.. De
We're was identified with Augusta
| Dalys original company. He was
stage manager for William Crane from
| 1880 to 1906.
| 1t is reported that rehearsals of "Tht
Prince Of Pilsen'' may be given in Paris
while the composer, Gustave Luders
and Henry w. Savage are in Europe
prior to the coming European premier
of this tuneful musical comedy. 1.-THE
Prince of Pilsen" is now approaching
the end of it's fifth successful session ir
this country. Next year the piece will
be sent on an extended tour to the Pa
| cific coast.
| Fire in the flooring of the New York
roof garden resulted in turning the
| Criterion theater into a swimming
pool and the New York theater into
something resembling a moist sponge.
1.-The Tattooed Man" at the first house
and 1.-The Land of Nod" at the other
were so badly dampened as to neces-
SltdI0 tuclI ClOSlI5s 4NCltlCl IhSQISi
will open again this season.
Mary Mannering's being attacked
seriously with grip, as a result of carry
ing the spirit of stage realism to the
extent of going in her bare feet, is a
reminder that holding the mirror up to
nature does not call for such going to
extremes. 1t is almost as bad as the
actor who whenever he played "Othello''
used to black all over.
The fact that Richard Mansfield has
released his entire company is taken as
an Indication that he does not plan to
get back to active work for number
of months, probably not until after the
Christmas holidays.
Chrystal Herne is to be starred by
Charles Dillingham; in play of college
girl life entitled Commencement
Days" The piece is the joint work OF
Margaret Mayo and Virginia Frame.
Edmund Days drama of western life
1.-THE Round Up" which is now in Chi
cago, will be used as the opening at
traction at the New Amsterdam thea
ter in New York in September.
Not dismayed by the failure there of
'The Lion and the Mouse" William A.
Brady is negotiating for London pro-
duction of "The Man of the Hour"
Robert Edeson has formally an
nounced his engagement to Ethel Levey
The marriage will probably take place
next month in London.
Florence Roberts is to revive 1.-THE
Frisky Mrs. Johnson" during her en-
gagement at the Novelty theater, Sar
Francisco.
Grace George has been SO success
full in "Divorcons" that her engage
ment in New York has been extended.
Mrs. Sarah T. Post (Sarah TruaO was
granted the final decree of absolute
divorce from Guy Bates Post April 16.
Edna May is to retire from the stage
to be married. She says it will just be
grand to see others act
Thomas Q. Seabrooke is under con-
tract with Walter Lawrence to go into
straight comedy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

standings-on the stage today; they are
enough to make poets sing and artists
rave and the baldheaders go plumb
crazy. She used to dis ,lay 'em so lib
orally, too. in BABES in Toyland." I
can't understand this sudden attack OF
modesty. Can the skirts be merely a
bit of clever advertising along the line
of whetting curiosity, and is she going
to doff them this week? hope so. In
that case me for the Orpheum twice
daily while she stays.
They tell me that John Daily Murphy,
who got stung on a horse trade before
he had cut his Los Angeles eye teeth,
nearly bought camel last week, think
ing it could live off it's hump. Murphy
is SO easy.
Let's see; has any new theater been
built or rebuilt this week just passed?
Yes; the Hotchkiss. The city is saved.
take my hat off to an actor who
can do something beside act-Hobart
Bosworth / don't mean this for his
stage management; 1 refer to his paint
ing. And not with grease paints.
either; in oil. Bosworth is an artist Of
rare merit and I am looking forward
to his exhibit in Steckel's gallery May
1S with eager anticipation Of treat.
"Parsifal'' is being presented as
drama in Australia, with Minnie Titell
! Bruno as Kundry.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
ELIZABETH MURRAY-oRPHEuM Fl
x

may be that they see in the war over
the vaudeville invasion of the syndi-
cate much encouragement; possibly
they see where they can affiliate with
the vaudeville crowd and get all the
houses they need for a tour of the
country. Certainly this would be a
combination which would put crinp
into Klaw and Erlanger for fair.
However, no matter what happens,
it will not concern Los Angeles very
much. This city is too thoroughly in
dependent of all such combinations to
be greatly harried by any of them.
We have stock companies far better
than the average travelling organiza-
ton, and often we see the new plays
before New York does, through their
presentations We have all the vaude-
vile we can digest, and we have opera
of most excellent brand. What are
magnates' wars to us? Nothing at all.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

dancers; Louis La Mar, comedian; Mir
lam Marr, dancer and demonstration;
Homer Long in illustrated songs and
the Uniqueoscope The Unique comedy
company will present Foxy Kitty"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12


w among syndicates and anti
w syndicates have been so nu-
merous for the past two weeks that
it is impossible, in calm and uh-
prejudiced view of the situation TO
tell where things are "at," theatrical
ly. The whole situation is in a con-
dition of confusion; the powers that
he are fighting one another IN SO
manv varieties of statements ana al
legations, that away out mere tne
whole horizon is one bank of CLOUDS
through which no light penetrates.
AS nearly as can be defined, the
Shuberts have sold out not only pds
and baggage but their ailles, ~ ~
big syndicate, Klaw & Erlanger IN
order to take care of the Shubert
houses and not leave them as rivals
to their more directly controlled tne-
aters, Klaw and Erlanger are going
into vaudeville and fill these play
houses with that variety or entertain
ment This has angered the original
puryeyors of variety, and they retail
ate now by saying that they Will en-
fer the legitimate field. AS they COM
prise such firms as Keith, Percy VIII
liams, the Orpheum crowd ana froc-
tor 1t will readily be seen that they
can play the Klaw and Erlanger crown
at it's own game, ana Stanu JuSI %
good q chance to win. They nave
the money and the power and their
system is finer If anything.
Rumor also says that the Frohmans
are disgusted with the Klaw and Err
LANCER end of things, being more for
art than are Klaw and Erlanger. and
are threatening to pull out. Don't
bank on this-the Hebraic affiliations
of all that bunch are too strong to
permit art to interfere; that has been
demonstrated for years past.
Belasco, F'iske and Walter N. Law
renee. the independents left out by the
Shubert sell out, however, claim the
situation is brighter than ever. 1t
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12
The Weeks Bills

MASON - Midsummer Nights
Dream"
BELASCO-"Before and After"
AUDITORIUM-"The Mikado."
BURBANK-"Zaza."
Observation-Disclosures
GRAND-"How Hearts are Broken.
FISCHER R'S-Burlesque
PEOPLE'S-Vaudevil
EMPIRE-VaudeVill
UNIQUE-VaudeVille
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-12

"Parsifal' is being presented as a
drama in Australia, with Minnie Tltell
Bruno as Kundry.
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Seurp Is. aletn's McTtaurant.
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Ganisn'Werein berianntnelt ITO irhetl 9tsl'
@beinpeafe'T eIepbon - Wolie 1888 3.
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Nm 90. Scbruor bicie3
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id)en @ciobr" IN Siio.9raiilielL Don
Der llnierc ScniotionSbl1ttcr 10 oft
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NcrdautS' & WincrS' SranSporta.
tim COMPANY.

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3Mnge 9nmen! Madjt GndD bieie
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In ~Irferer electric 5nmcnffneiocr . eniem.
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ben piinidt. iclte ita biefe Sfferte au 0iiten
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siir peitrre slneimnft fbrelhc chrr menbe
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GbciapCotc 2ampicr.G umpagnie.

|cH1 IhpVulV SuHlpItErSuUlpuUUtt.
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uno ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gilr6l9tllete nab Gueil Runftcn lonuen pes
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@citcrn Marnlanh Giicnbran.

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8. Spabn'S N%cftauraat,
;. OOH NuYh.Ehfu. unle Ninth,

&erfammIuuGs ,ppiaI oes Authorizations
Iirifls Tr. 100" "S9llersSiIirtfts Gr.
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Nantiea! Gr6auae 8eitaurGHt
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-19
A Noble Animal.

The Rajah Dowlah, with a large
train of followers, was once going
hunting in the neighborhood of Luck.
now. On their way they had to pass
through a ravine, in which several in
valids were lying to receive what
benefit they could from the exposure
to the sun and air. When their at
PENDANTS saw the approaching party,
they ran away leaving their charges
to tEeir fate. The Grand Vizier. who
was riding his favorite elephant. saw
the invalids were right in his way.
but was determined not to alter his
course fer their sakes. AS long as
the elephant had free path he went
on at full pace, but as soon as he
came to the helpless persons he
stopped, and would not go on in spite
of all the goards the driver inflicted.
Stick the beast in the earl" cried the
rajah, becoming furious. 1t was done.
but in vain. The noble animal waited
some time, but as no one came to
remove the invalids, he carefully car.
ried each separately in his trunk to a
place where they would not be in dan.
ger of being trampled to death by the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-19
FARM ITEMS.

'Iaziness grows on people. 1t be.
gins in cobwegs and ends in iron
chains"
Next to the dairy cattle sheep are
the best animals to put fertilizer back
into worn out land.
The good tenant is much maligned.
The trouble is, the good tenant soon
ceases to be a tenant.
Bank the house If it needs it, but
do not use manure. The foundation
does not need fertilizing.
You can make your own storm
doors. (Some building paper put on
the screens will do IT'D
You canspick out the rented farms
in any section, where both landlords
and tenants try to get the most out OF
the land.
The average man doesn't like to
have the farmers institute lecturer
preach at him-and he likes scolding
even less.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-19
Estimates Dead Deer at 10000.

State Game Warden Stone stated
that the reports so far made to him
showed that $3.50 deer were shipped
on the railroads during the recent
open season, and that he estimated
that fully 10000 had been killed in
the state during the season. Non-resi-
dent hunters shipped 1913 deer out of
the state, and persons holding settlers
licenses sent IL to different points
within the state. Up to December 1
the game warden had issued 247 non
resident deer licenses, with aggregate
fees of $6,175; $50 nonresident Ii
censes for small game, with aggregate
fees of $780,; 270 settlers licenses,
with aggregate fees of $270 The game
warden estimates that up to December
1 $500 licenses had been issued to
residents, with aggregate fees of
$4,000. During November the state
game warden and his deputies made IS
seizures of illegally caught game,
which was sold for $117.96. During
the same time SO arrests were made
for violations Of the fish and game
laws. The total amount of fines i'm
posed was $1,150, and costs $17624.
One of the men convicted was sent to
Jail for 20 days, and three were COM
mitted for 80 days.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-19
State Capital Notes
Weekly Budget Gathered by Our
Special Correspondent at Madison.

Madison.-The railroad commission
of Wisconsin received a petition from
the Medford Light & Heating COM
pany, of Medford. for authority to re-
adjust its rates, and one from the
Badger. Telephone company, of Rich
land Center, to increase its rates. The
commission also heard number of
cases. Citizens of Onalaska want a
three-cent rate between that city and
La Crosse over the La Crosse and On
alaska Street Railway company. Sen
ator Thomas Morris appeared for the
petitioners. The case of the city of
Sheboygan against the Sheboygan
Light, Power and Railway company,
involving the question of the adequacy
of the service, was heard. State SUI
perintendent G. G. Bennett appeared
before the commission, and urged it
to issue an order reducing express
rates on books shipped from Madison
to different places in the state. The
last case heard was that of John Kirk
patrick, of Richland Center, against
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pduy. he pGLlllOu0I CSoCI1lCu IhoC
the telegraph service at Richland Cen
ter was inadequate, and that he had
lost considerable money in his bust
ness as a cheese dealer by not enjoy
ing good telegraph service. The tele-
graph company was represented by
Superintendent Savan. The petition of
Fay L. Cusick, of Milwaukee, for an
order reducing the fare between Mil
waukee and West Allis on the Mil
waukee Electric Railway and Light
company's line was set for hearing
Tuesday, but by agreement between
the interested parties it was continued
until next month. The commission
will go to Milwaukee to resume the
hearing in the case of Fred G. Lor-
enz and others against the Wisconsin
Telephone company involving the ade-
quacy of the company's service in Mil
waukee.