Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-23

by a score of to l. Both teams
played loose fielding games and the
academy was weak with the bat, be
ing unable to solve Ekblad's delivery.
The game yesterday was the second
consecutive victory for the college.
and there is a charming love story be-
sides
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Seats now on sale for all perform
ances.
Mcintyre and Heath at the Males
| tic.-As usual, the attractions to be
| found at the Majestic theater, Chicago,
are of the very best glance at their
program for the week of Sept % shows
! that the management is offering the
most entertaining bills to be found in
vaudeville. Mcintyre and Heath, who
are known throughout the world as
the most successful of the bIack-face
comedians and who for So years have
been pleasing audiences in all parts
of the globe, will be the featured .peo-
pie. This is the second week of their
engagement, which was prolonged ow-
ing to their extraordinary success. OF
Hate years these popular comedians
have been starred in the musical com
edy, 1.-The Ham Tree" but late last
Iseason they made known their desire
to return to the vaudeville field, in
which their earlier triumphs were
achieved. That Chicago likes them is
levidenced by the crowds who thronged
the Majestic all last week. Another
important number is Carter De Haven
land Flora Parker who were starred in
one of George NJ Cohan's musical COM
edies Their speciality is singing and
dancing, and they are two of the most
Iclever young people on the stage. Mr..
De Haven bears a strong resemblance
TO the Yankee Doodle comedian, but
he is by no means an imitator, for he
has ideas of his own and knows how
to carry them out Miss Parker is
known for her beauty and daintiness,
, aside from her ability as coincidence.
, Carlotta, who became the talk of New
York when she made her sensational
feat of looping the loop on bicycle
Il in the Keeth theater, is another of the
famous attractions. This act is GER
tain to please those who enjoy the ele-
ment of sensationalism in a vaudeville
, program. A new miniature musical
comedy, seen for the first time in the
: west, will be six little girls and teddy
bear who romp through a medley of
4 ,Y,I NOV
are half dozen other important and
, entertaining numbers, and the bill GER
| tainly promises a person more enjoy
r. ment than the average theater offers
III Like Eastern Production. - Henry
r W. Savage, whose name has come to
be a hallmark for the best in music
{ and drama, will offer the sensational
: dramatic success of two continents
: "The DeviP' der Teufel) at the Hi
nois theater, Thursday, Oct. 1, with 6
S Especially selected cast of players ant
Y La production exactly duplicating thai
e which is now attracting such attention
t at the Garden theater, New York
i 1.-The Devil is a psychological satire
S and is from the pen of Franz Molnar
S a Hungarian journalist, the Englisl
/ adaptation having been made by Olive
n Herford, the we'll known humorist
S The story of this remarkable drama
b which has absorbed the attention o
e 1.-THE entire world, concerns Karl Nah
S Her, an artist; Olga HOFFMAN,, for
d mer sweetheart of the artist, now mar
h yied to a rich man; Elsa Berg, an un
( married heiress, and Mimi, an artist
: model Karl and Olga, their old affee
n ton being half revived when the wit
S discovers the artist TO have become
d world famous and having been takel
s. by her husband, Hofmann to his studio
n to have her portrait painted, have es
l. tablished their friendship on a purel,
y Iplatonic basis. when the devil, person
a lated by a peculiarly insinuating char
5, acter, calling himself DR.. Miller, is in
r jected into the scene, and it is in tn
K subtle working out of the reviving o
d passions which have smoldered an
E almost expired that Molnar has score
l. his wonderful triumph as playwright
e Old memories revive as the presenc
i; of the devil makes himself NANTES