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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

& Harris minstrel company, has lately
come to he front as a writer Of coon
melodies.
NETHERSOLE'S NEW PLAY.-Miss
Olga Nethersole will inaugurate her
American tour in Washington January
II. when she will present. for the first
time on any stage. a new American play
by William ]. Hurlburt, entitled. THE
Writing on the Wall" This will be the
second play from the pen of Mr. Hurl-
burt. whose first offering, THE Fighting
Hope" had its premiere in Washington
recently.
''The Writing on tho Wall'' deals with
life in New York at the present time.
1t epitomiZes the modern up-to-date life
OF the average hustling American. Just
what the writing on the wall Is Miss
NetherSole has not divulged, for she pre-
fers to keep the plot of her new play a
secret until its initial presentation in this
city.
ARTHUR LEWIS-Arthur Lewis of
the Henry Miller Associate Players. who
portrays the Lord Bishop Of Lancashire
tho Bishop Of the Counting House"-in
Charles Ram Kennedy's powerful drama.
1.-The Servant In the House." has had
professional experiences and honors
such as have fallen to the lot of few
actors now upon the stage.
An Englishman by birth. Mr.. Lewis
was educated in France. attended the
Conservative and made his debut as an
actor at the Coincide Franchise In Paris,
in the French language. of course, in
1872. For four years he was on the
Partisan stage. and in 1876 returned to
his native land. acting for the first time
in English at the Drury Lane. He then
went to Dublin and became a member
of the famous old Dublin Stock Com
pany. with which organization he played
for three seasons.
After this Mr.. Lewis was with Sir
Henry Irving at the London Lyceum
two seasons, and then he came to
America to Join Mary Anderson's COM
pany. For six years Mr.. Lewis toured
with this favorite actress, and then he
became interested in management. He
formed a partnership with the late John
Stetson in Boston. which lasted ten
years. During this time Mr.. Lewis
acted when roles agreeable to him were
found in the plays produced by Stetson
and himself.
At the end of his association with
Stetson Mr.. Lewis returned to London,
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and picturesque California in all its prim-
tive grandeur before the days of 40. Its
characters are drawn from sturdy, rug
sed pioneers. misguided but brave Span
sh outlaws, stole and mystic Indians,
fearless and patient priests and the
flower of Castilian maidenhood.
The principals are yosemite" Span
ish outlaw; Walter Livingston. a young
American explorer. and Mercedes beau
tlful Spanish girl. Around the love of
these two men for the girl is woven the
plot. and at a period shortly after the
advent of the white man among the In
dams.
All of the scenic settings, which are
announced as being very elaborate. are
laid i'm the open-pictures of Natures
master handiwork at her best. They are
typically western. They include a view
of the far-famed Yosemite valley, the
interior of the Devils Punch Bowl" a
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York city since the Washington premiere
last March. Its dominant character Is
a man of sanity life from whose presence
emanates the spirit of charity and brother
ly love. This MANTLE Bishop of Ber-
nares-humbles himself to the position of
butler in his brothers house that he
may bring harmony out of the discord
prevailing there. The Associate Players
are. with a slight exception. the same
which gave the remarkably artistic per-
formances of THE Servant in the House
here last March. The story of the play
concerns three brothers who drifted apart
in youth. One becomes a vicar in
England, one went to India, where he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
"The Great Divide. F."

When Henry Miller appears at the CO.
lumbia Theater next week his many
Washington admirers will have their last
opportunity to see the actor-manager in
the role of Stephen Client the unregen-
crate westerner, who is made into new
man through his love for a good woman
in "Thc Great Divide" This will be Mr.
Millers last visit in William Vaughn
Moody'S famous drama. When Mr.. Mi
Ter next comes to Washington 1t will be
with a new drama now being written for
him. An extra matinee will be played on
New Year afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
"Birdland."

The leading attraction at Chase's next
week viii be Jesse l.. Lasky's latest al
fresco operetta. with comic furnishings,
entitled "Brdard. The supplementary
feature will lie the Ellis Nowlin troupe OF
twenty-one comedians and players in "A
Night at the Circus Il one-ring reproduc
ton of the fashioned travelling wagon
show of olden days. Another event Will
he the presentation of The Mesmeristic
Dance" by Ned Nye and Ida Crspi. Hell
ena Frederick the singer, is included
among the notable numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

Prospero in 'The Tempest" Sir Oliver in
THE School for Scandal and the parson
in Bernard Shaw's 1.-THE Devils Disciple"
Having gained the knowledge of the
he desired, Mr.. Kennedy gave up acting
when he returned to Europe after the
American "Everyman" tour, and began
his work as a playwright. His first play
was 1.-The Servant in the House." This
was followed Immediately by 1.-The Win
terfeaSt."
While Mr.. Kennedy never expects to
act professionally again. he has consti-
tuted himself general understudy Of the
male characters in "The Servant In the
House," and Is ready to jump in at q
moments notice to save a performance
by playing one Of them-even the cock
ney page boy. He Is socialist OF the
pungent Bernard Shaw brand. Il may
not have saved the souls of others In
writing my plays" he says. but l did
my own soul lot Of good"
THE LADY OF THE GREEN VEIL
Here is the story Of the lady Of the green
veil, straight from the theater's literary
bureau. Chase's is fairly besieged at all
times by local. professional and amateur
talent in search Of the fame and fortune
which seems to be the lot Of many OF
amusement. Indeed while many call, but
few are chosen mainly because they
do not make good In private before be-
ing permitted to test an audiences pa
tience.
A week ago last Wednesday. a lady.
gowned in conventional style. but wearing
a heavy green chiffon veil across the upper
part Of her face, walked into the Office of
Miss De Witt, the manager Of Chase's and
without any formalities, asked for an en-
gagement. Miss De Witt started the
usual formula to the rules of the thea
ter in that regard. but the green-veiled
visitor interrupted by asking permission
to sing q few bars from one of her songs
in order to prove the desirability OF the
applicant. and without waiting for The
requested consent, she sang. Miss De
Witt, accustomed though she is to SEN
sational people and performances. was
fairly carried off her feet. as the saying
goes, by the quality of the green-veiled
singers voice Then it was that Miss De
Witt jumped at the chance to present the
singer to the patrons of Chase's. But the
negotiations almost fell through when
Miss De Witt asked the visitor to remove
her veil and also conf1de her name. With
out excitement or agitation, and with as
great self-assurance as she showed in
taking Use short cut to her desired end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
"The Third Degree"

Henry b. Harris announces the engage
ment at the National Theater, for the
week beginning January IL, of Charles
Klein's latest play, The Third Degree"
Attention is attracted to this play by
the unique method in which the author
attacks the police for assuming powers
and authority never conferred by law. vt
the same time he structures the arbiters
of social eligibility who have decreed that
birth. coupled with money, is necessary
for entrance into the holy of hOlies re.
CARELESS of mental capacity.
The cast includes Edmund Breese, Helen
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Columbia Concert Tonight.

Patrons of the Columbia Theater this
evening Will see several novel moving pic
ture features. These will be supplement-
ed by vocal program. The management
has retained the services of Miss June
Rossmore, the singer. The vocal portion
of the program will also enlist the serv-
ices of Miss Fannie G. Fisher In addi-
ton to the feature films that will he shown
there VIII be several special hand-colored
productions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
BradleY's Motion Pictures

The Masonic Temple Auditorium man
agement will present Bradleys novelty
motion pictures for two weeks. beginning
tonight The pictures are educational
and entertaining. Especially interesting
are the pictorial travelogues into foreign
countries. They viii be presented every
evening at SD o'clock There will b.
one matinee. Saturday afternoon of each
week at 2:15 O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
Academy Concert.

program has been arranged for the
concert at the New Academy tonight
presenting in moving pictures stories OF
love, romance, travel, comedy ana ad-
venture. These. with June Rossmore.
singing comedenne: Waiter Sondheimcr
in new comic songs. John l.. Reh. char
acter comedian. and Helmuth and Green
burg will complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
Chase's.

The Christmas week bill at Chase's The
alter is described as jolly. The program
includes the mysterious singer. announced
as '"The Lady Of the Green Veil": Mr..
and Mrs. Jimmie Barry and company in
New England rural sketch: Bellclair
brothers in sports and pastimes OF the
Roman arena; Griff. the English come
dian, in q joint display Of fun and sci
ence; Charles E. Colby and Lille E. May.
1.-The comedian and the dancing doll !:
Miss billie Blackburn, vocalist; Rober-
it's animal actors. and vitagraph pictures
of making Arabian pottery.
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"Opium Smugglers of Frisco"

Tine Opium Spugglers of Frisco" A.
II. Woods newest production, which
comes to the New Academy week of De-
cember %, deals with opium smuggling.
something that the United States govern
ment has been trying to suppress for
years. The scenes in the play are
of more than usual interest. owing
TO the fact of the demolishng by
the earthquake of the Chinese quarter in
Frisco which is reproduced. An eN-
cellent cast headed by Harry Fields, in
terpretS the roles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
The PHILADELPHIA Orchestra.

The Philadelphia Orchestra. under the
direction of Carl Pohlig, will give its third
concert in the New National Theater
Tuesday afternoon. December %. For
this performance Conductor PohIig an
nounces the following program, with Prof.
Cornelius Rubner, the pianist, as the as
sisting artist: Goldmark overture.
"Sappho:" Balakirew, Symphony in c;
Grieg, Concerto in A minor. op. Is. for
piano and orchestra; Tschaikowsky
Marche Slave, OPP. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

doors" Deity interviewer between a
charming love story and the rugged in
cidents pertaining to the life of the early
pioneers of the far west is a vein of
mysticism and the treatment of psychic
theme. Among it's announced novelties
is the Introduction of the psychic theory
of the TRANSPORTATION of the soul as a
logical and happy sequel of the trials
and sufferings of two of the principal
characters.
yosemite" though. is in no sense Of
the word a problem play. 1t teaches a
lesson. but solely that of the triumph
Of good over evil, and exploits no fad or
moral excuses. It is play Of magnetic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

Nowhere. In the cast will he found
Frank Damsel. Arthur kherns Joe Perry.
George Puget. Jack Elliot. Frank Pect
Frances Farr, Lillian Iawton. Alice
Mason. Dolly Bromscr. Luttie Stone and
Bert Virgins The vaudeville portion of
the bill will include the Bowery Comedy
Quartet. Stone and Farr Perry and Elliot
the famous Liringstons. acrobats and
MISS Estelle Rose. The Girl in Black"
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Duncan-Damrosch Performances.

Tuesday afternoon Isadora Duncan will
make her farewell Washington appear
ance prior TO leaving for Berlin and Mu-
Mich. Miss Duncan will give her classical
dances in Interpretation of Gluck's IA
nous "Iphigenie en- Abide in conjunc-
ton with the concert to be given by
the New York Symphony Orchestra, Mr..
Walter Damrosch. conducting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
Coming Attractions.
New National.

The Henry Miller Associate Players
will be at the New National Theater this
week in Charles Ram kennedy's drama,
THE Servant in the House" This play
ended its long New York run at the
Savoy Theater last night and this local
engagement is the first outside of New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
GayetY Concert Tonight.

For the concert at the Gayety tonight
Archie l.. Shepard will offer a two-hour
program of motion pictures chiefly COM
edy subjects. After each reel of pictures
pleasing concert features will be intro
duced, Leonard L. Chick appearing in il
Illustrated songs. Andy Williams in coon
songs, and J. w. Patterson singing de-
ScriptiVe ballads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
Majestic.

At the Majestic this week the live
vaudeville includes Miss Leslie Thurston
xylophone expert. playing all the late
music, and Charles IS. Johnston, sensa-
tional cyclist. The cameraphone talking
pictures show Baby Casey diminutive
comedian, and five other numbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

semi-active volcano crater in the heart
of the Serras: the garden of the Holy
Cross Villa at Monterey. and on one of
the silent places" in the heart of the
wilderness in the Yosemite valley The
cas-. includes Laurette Taylor Theodore
Babcock, James Durkin. Olive West. Ed
ward Wade. Julia Blanc. Vivian Tobn
and Chandos st. John Brenon. There
will be an extra matinee Friday, Christ
mas day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
New Academy.

The attraction at the New Academy. be-
ginning with tomorrow night, will be Kill
roy &, Britton's spectacular production of
Lem B. Parkers latest melodrama, en-
titled Sure Shot Sam
The scenes of the play are laid in the
mountain region of eastern Tennessee. a
territory which the march of progress has
left untrammeled. where men are quick to
wrath and enemies for life and woman
love with a ferceness that cannot be
equaled.
It is amid this class of people that
"Sure Shot Sam" a government secret
service man, comes in an effort to break
up a band Of counterfeiters The sheriff
Of the county and the most prominent cit
liens are at the head of the counterfeit
ing gang, and in order to shield them
selves have written the officials at Wash
ington, giving secret information regard
ing the "moonshiners." The ''moonshin-
ers" learn Of the secret agents presence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
IBelasco.

Yosemite new play by Charles A.
Taylor. will commence weeks engage
ment at the Belasco Theater tomorrow
night. 1t is termed a romantic drama
of early California days before the dis
covery of gold-a play of the great out
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and attempt by numerous methods to put
him out of the way. but their efforts are
frustrated by June. the pretty daughter of
the chief of the ''moonshirers," who falls
| in love with Sam and who in turn is
loved by him. There will be no advance
In prices for the Christmas matinee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20
Gayety.

Commencing tomorrow at the Gayety
Theater. Clarks Runaway Girls Com
pany will be seen here. Beginning with
The Sulton's Dilemma" the perform
ance will conclude with musical eX-
travaganza entitled Somewhere From
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-20

Harris minstrel company. has lately
come to he front as writer of coon
melodies
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-19
:COSA MUY COmUN.
SGntiISe D6BiJ E IndispuestO, sin que
Pueda LIamarSe un0 Enferm0.

Hay peFl0d0s en- que tOd8 persona no
hients indigpuests, con pocaB faerzBB, POGO
apetite, peco de humor, sin embargo no
eEtS uuo enfeFmo. ST uno busca afotomaB,
es faoil Greer que el malsltar pFoviens del
eEt6mago, de los nervioI, Iue es Feu
mRtiGmo muchaB otraB indicRciones Geme'
janteB. Lo cisrto Go que el ORGANISING eSt6
canBsdo y neceAit8 aIgo que 10 rehRbilitR.
Que Ia sangFe nec8aita RIgo que OBtimuIe
la buenR circulation = que quite las impu'
rezaE. Un simple t6niCo sB 10 que debs to-
maFse para Correg'r eaaB enoiosaB indisp0'
sicioneB, y RGC0men3amog que ege t6nico
sean lsB fIdorag RosadRs del DR.. Wi
lliamg que Eo1 exoelentes para 10 sarge
= los nervioB. La EaDgre debe Oontener
todoB los elementoB de IRlud, = eatando la
HsDgre bien, casi no hay enfsrmsEad que
BubVists.
El siguiente extracto de una caFtR &C.
FTobara 10 que TefeFen Lar &nteEi0rsB lfoeaE:
"Tepgo el guSto de certif 3RF que 20 soy
uno de los muChos que dsben IN cuFRCi6n
& las PftdoTas Ro0adaU del Dr.. Willi2mg.
VRriRB vsCsI me h8 aantido indiBpuento con
afntomaB de- eDfsFm8dsdas leveR que sin
embargo me quitaban las fueEzRB me
tanfhn incspscitSdo para los gacsB obli'
gscioneB do Ia vida. En- tales oaBos he
ecbado mano de les PfIdoFRs RossdRB del
Dr.. Willismy, obteniendo pEonto Rlivio =
mi complete EestabIeCimiento on periodic
de tempo EslAtivamsnts corto. Tsngo pues
buenas pEusbRB de Les PfIdoraB RoBRdaB
del DR.. Williams son un excsIente t6nico
para Ia UangFe y los neTvioH, y las reco'
misndo Gismpre que teDgo ocaGi6n." (Dh
sen II Juan SAnguinetty Medina, Gale Re-
villa Gigsdo 43. Hab3nR.)
TodRS Lac Botioas de impoEtancis vsn'
den las PfldoFsB R1sAdaB del DIR. WI
LLIAMR. No % aceptsn SuBtitutoE.
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TERP PSICORE
EN- CAYEY.


Agosto 18.-En Ia noCha del is de lon
corrientsB como las do lR migma nos
tra6Iadamds Il 'iCfFculo Union" de CRySy,
ALI, dondG re de citR 10 mas Belgctp de
nuentER Bociadad, tuvimoB 81 guntO de Ealu-
dar al respectable cabalIGF0 don Juan Oktfs,
prsRidenta dignfSimo de aqu0l FscEeRtiVo
Centro y al ueCFetaFio del miBmo don
Eduardo VazqusE Colon, quito joVsn, mo.
1slo del parfec@o CRballsTO do nusntEoB dfsB.
Las 81 gerfan Cuando di6 principle eI
bails; ana oFqusstR CompueBta dc miEi-
Coz diFigida por 81 professor don Luig r
Vszqusz, dabR el aiFs Las cad0nCioHag n0tas
do un walls lanzSndeBe RI eBpRoiosO salon
de bRile infnidRd do pRrejsH 0ntregRdGs &
natural expanCi6n. /.
Lmpo8ible nos eB de TODD puntO FeBsiar
an bale oeIsbEado en- 81 "C1rcuIO Union,
pueB Gg notoTi0 que giempFG FsgultAn Eg.
gios. Solo diFsmos que aBiEti6 & 6lts 10
mas granada del bello ssxo cRysyRno ca.
yaB flores bien conoCidaB Gon. en- nuestFa ID.
Ia aIgnnsg fusra de ella.
Vim0s IaB billfOimas Amelia Mini.
ma Jordan, & la snOsntRdorR Angelina
Mendoza, la Bimp6tiCa = aFFsbatadoFa
JURnitR RodrfguGz, la lindfAimR Maria
LuisR MufIoz, { la amabilfsima y preCioBs
TermutiB DomiDgusg, & MaFcelR Colon,
LGonor Rodriguez, IsRbs'ita CRldRg, Con
Buslo Colon, Bel6n Dumont, Dolores Ca
pacets , otras muchRB beldRdeB que no re-
OoFdRmos BuB nombreB en- 0BtoB momeatoB
= que con Bus inCompaFabloB atraOtivoB d.
ban IN raalcs encantRdor, divine al fas'
tivaI.
Ell sexo fuerts tuvo muy buens repre-
nsntaci6n: Los cRballeros don Manuel MuD
fl0z GsIlREt, don Juan Ortiz y don Pedro
Rivera Collazo y j6vsneB Diego D6viIa,
Eduardo VaEquaz, Modesto Ortiz, NicolGB
Collazo, Cesar Ma. ORTIZ, Joaquin Cline
nsE 2o., AGiIino Castillo, Agugtfn FeEnan'
dez, Ramon Vazquez Rivera, Carlos M.
L6psz, de AFecibo, = otroa Hefioreq j6vs'
nes mas, entire los que FecOrdamoB EnFi'
que MandozB, Lcde. Vicente Rodriguez,
doctor Francisco IEguierdo, tenienta D. Ro'
drfguez M. V6zqusz.
A las doI de 10 mRdrUgads termin6 este
lucido bale = aignifcaF debemoB que On
toda la noChs no dscay6 Ia animRCi60, rel
nRndo 10 mayor alegrfP.
F0licitamo1 ninCeTamente IoB miembEoB
del "Cfrculo Union y damog lnn mes ex
prsBivas gERcia8 poF 90 noble proosder pA'
"a noaotFoB.
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BOARDING HOUSE,
CASA DE HUEsPEDEs PUERTO
RIQUENA EN- NUEVA YORK.

AcabA do eBtabIscerBo, BituRdG en- sitio
c6ntfico, en- 0l nGm. IL East st, gozRndo
dc IL quietud de Is Gale de Ia cOmodi
dad que para al tT6fco Ie ofrecen Iau lfnGAl
de tFanvfaB el6ctricos de Broadway, de
CuyR arteriR Ba eucu0ntFR media Cuadra,
muY CaroR dc la cuRTtR avsnida de 10
Calle % que CTUzR l8 CiudRd media CuA'
drR del famoBO Sob way 6 BeR feFrocaEril
BubtsFT6Ce0 y una cuRdE& del PREqus
Madison. Edifcio gTands y elegRnt0, hR
bitScioneB c6modaB = amuOblsdag con OK
quisito guGto y gran Iujo; de eBto GO hR
enoaTgSdo uuR dc IaB msjo ores fibEicaB do
muebles alfombFRa de dichR Ciudad. Co.
medor espl6ndido, Barvidos con especial
CuidRdo y atsndido peTBonalmGnte poF ol
duefi2. Cocins eBpR fiola , americana. Pre-
cicB m6diooB = excsIents trato y B0rvicio.
Los hu6spedeB puedGn gozAT dc IN gran
panorama que les OtrGC0 81 miBmo 0difCio
DeBde HuB ventanRs 20 domina una gran
pSTte do lA CiudRd, dies minutes do los
gFRndeB teRtEoB y de lRg fAmoBaB tiendaB
'S;egsl Cooper" = otFaB no msnoB luioBaB,
q cinco minutes do Broadway, donds eBt6
el Flatiron Building, lR fsmoBR plRnchs
que tGnto llama lR atenci6n & IoB viAieroB
y que 20 IevantR magaBtu0Usm0nts Glen
metres de la nuevR casa dc hu6BpedeB puer'
torEiquefla. Ests eB 10 casa que mas ven
tsjas ofFsCe & Lon puertoFEiquefioB y lRtinog
en- ganeFRl en- 10 gran metE6pOli. Pida Vd.
CuRntoB datoS neCeRitO, & 81 duefio, Vicente
sRnjuTjo FESnquig, Nav York, Al East,
% Street. 15v.G.