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London. and nearly two years n New
York. lovers of music and clean. whole
some comedy have a treat in store for
them. Mr. Leslie. who has just closed a
UGSt successful season under the man
asement of Henry w Savage as the lead
ing comedian in Woodland" Il - been
selected by Manager Aborn for the part
OF Flipper the principal comedy role. q
part III which Leslie successfully starred
for several seasons The following from
the Boston Globe is only instance OF
the praise bestowed upon NJ. Leslie by
the dramatic critics of the country gem
orally for his clever acting ., the part:
1t would seem as i every man. woman
and child in the NJ sic Hall Auditorium
last evening would have been willing TO
Follow the Man from Cooks TO the
ends Of the earth. enthusiast were
they over HIM The Man from Cook
in this case was George w. Leslie. mas
nuera,ing as Flipper, the volatile English
Jockey. II is in the adventures 81
tn 5 genial Flipper in which most Of
the merriment of the performance is
found and thanks 70 Mr. Lesiies clean
cut met nods and his tireless efforts -
please that merriment never lags. 1t was
all good fin. neat. ninlble and nice.
That Mr. Leslie will repeat his success
in this city. renew old aCluaintances and
make new friends IS a foresone conclu-
sion
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the Geisha."

Another Of the memorable Augustin
Daily musical successes, The Geisha. -
will be the seventh weekly offering of the
Aborn Opera Company at the New Ma
tional Theater following the. week Of "A
Runaway Girl" These two operas, though
entirely different. and by different au-
thors and composers. are generally men
toned in the same breath on account of
their paralti success during the long Pc
.iod OF the ascendancy of the DAILY mu-
steal pieces in London and New York,
and because they have many qualities in
ing lirrettos. the refined. plausible and in
elites and original details in the staging,
and the generally tuneful bright and ap-
propriate character of the music in bot
works Another bond that joins the two
is III. fact that. the two pieces
practically the same assortment
of talent for the cast. and for this rea-
son The Geisha' is scheduled to follow
its sister opera. permitting the use of the
same list Of singers and comedians in
both offerings all of whom have won
success before in their respective parts in
each opera.
The Gefsha" will be staged with the
usual care and liberal expenditure pre
senting two enchanting and artistic pic-
lures of Japan in the costumings and
scenery of its two acts. and the usual
vocal and terpsichorean opportunities viii
be afforded the clever and much admired
oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

The Operator IS said TO be sensation
II was originally produced In New YORK
by Arnold DAILY. the George Bernard Sila"
cxponent II was hailed then as a mas
terp Gee Polite vaudeville managers made
an effort TO have Mr. DAILY play it in their
theater-. but the bizarre young acfor
withdrew rom the negotiations. Until
the advent Of Lyster Chambers and Clara
Knott il lay dormant. waiting III drama
tic talent Mr. Chambers and Miss Knott
are credited with Civ g II splendid IN
depreciation. II made a resoundiag hit IN
New York and Boston vaudeville. lie
added ;4tIra ction is the Empire City Quar-
let. composed of Harry Cooper and the
same clever comedians that have for years
past made the quartet the nest on the
stage They will offer their latest sue
re.s Summertime, which is "a d 10 be
a. UNIQUE and catchy as Cheer Up
Mary Edward Blondell and company
will commit all kinds of amusing tricks
and antics III The Lost Boy" The other
features are highly regarded and should
make an ideal Chase bill
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Big Vaudeville Bill.

Luna Park will next week present a gil
gantic vaudeville bill in pursuance of its
policy to give its patrons only the best
and an entire change of bill every week
during the season. For the week of June
8 tine following we'll known artists have
been engaged: Tom Waters. comedian
pianist who for the last three years has
been starring in The Mayor of Laugh
la nd" und=r the Management of Nixon ~
Zimmerman: Reno and Smith. acrobatic
comedians: Girdella's comedy dogs. Miles
and Raymond in d sketch. The Baby In
the CRADLE Little Club, Lilliput:an com
edian: De Angelo and Abs rto. In novel
bar act For the children. English ponies
Sacred concert, with vocal soloists, Sun
day afternoon and evening.
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Three Singers Engaged.

G!ulio Gatti-CasaZza. co-director Of ths
Metropolitan Opera House. sailed Thurs
day or the La Savoie. Mr.. Cattle asazza
goes immediately 70 Paris ard then 70
Milan 10 select with Sig~o- Tcscanint III
new Italian chorus. Later he VII meet
Mr. Dippel. Mr.. Mailer. Mr.. Toscanin
ard Mr.. Hertz in Vienna.
Mr.. Gatti-CasaZZa Will not give a IN,
Metropolitan any Of tie !d-se bali IS
which were features 0: mis- admin stca:!oA
at La Scala,
4 Shall not give any hallets a; the
Metropolitan" he said. and | am hear
lily glad OF !: Ballet 10 my mind. should
exist only as an incident 10 opera. l.
has no excuse today.
The new manage, has engaged thr>e
singers who were with MIN al Ia Scala
One IS S;gnor Grass. young tenor. Nho
has been on the stage but three wears.
and another is Mile. Aida an Australian
Signor .Amato. a harytone. Is the third.
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Luna Park.

Luna Park presents this week an all
star vaudeville ill. offering Tim Cronin,
Mabel Berra. JOAN Taffa,t and Clare Sis
ters, DaDios. Earle White and company
and Caidera. Tim Cro,in IS popular
musical comedy artist than whom there
i none better in his line, and his appear
ance here Will be great treai 70 the
patrons of III park Earl White and
company, travestN stars. are said TO be
exec ptionaIly good MABEL B9rra is
termed The Venus of Naudevlle.' be-
cause o: ner beautiful face and figure. and
is soprano Of unusual range-a.most
four octaves. In addition to this Miss
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Polite Vaudeville.

Chases this week draws near the close
of its tenth season and the polite vaude-
vile program will. it is promised pos
sess extraordinary proportions in com
menoration of the farewell performances
the list of novelties comprising The
OPERATOR" by Lyster Chambers and Clara
Knott: the Empire City Quartet: Edward
Blondell and company. AL .Almont and
Mile. Dumont Frank " Seymour and
Emma Hill. Barry and Hughes. Myers
a!d Rosa. and the picturesque and inter
esting vitagraph views. Clog Making in
Brittany" and The Fresh Air Fiend. "
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New LYecum Theater.

The Eagabonds' opens a weeks en-
ga cement al the New Lyceum Theater.
commencing tomorrow matinee. The
show il is claimed will prove decided
novelty for many reasons. There are two
'brigh, and funny buriesques, both ar
ranged and staged by the we'll known
comedian Tony kennedy. who plays the
principal comedy role in both burlesques.
There Is just enough plot in both bur
lesuues to hold together the many songs
and dances which make the attractive
ness of the piece. 1t is declared to be a
first-class show and that II is extremely
doubtful whether a better attraction ex-
lists than The Nagabonds. with its fine
scenery sprightly chorus, beWItching airs
and meri,orious speCialties.
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Mrs. Iefinrwell's Boots

For the second week of the season at
the Columbia Theater Guy Standing and
the members of his company will present,
beginning Monday evening. June - Au-
gustus Thomas famous laughing hit.
Mrs. Leffingwelrs Boots" 1t was the
comedy triumph of Broadway three sea-
sens ago. In finding plot for Mrs
Laffingwelrs Boots Mr.. Thomas wen.
far off the beaten path of conventional
theatrical material. with the result that
he has given the p,aygcing public an
entertainm INT the popularity of which
will continue for long time to come. Its
presentation by Mr. Standing and his
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Columbia Theater.

Guy Standing and his unusually strong
company whose popularity among local
playgoers has been constantly increasing
during the PAST month al the Belasco
Theater. viii more tomorrow night into
The Columbia Theater. where under the
mana gemen: of William \ Page he will
continue indefinitely his present season.
The offering for the first week in Mr.
Standings new headquarters will be I'm
prudence. Henry B. Esmonds delightful
English society comedy romance. in
which William Favers!lam appeared Ith
great success several seasons ago. When
this play was originally produced in Lon
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Chase's Closing Week.

Chases will come TO close next week
with polite vaudeville program of men,
orable and magnificent proportions. judg-
ing from the distinguished attractions Sc
cured comprising Almas Temple Arab
Patrol. making their first and only vaude-
yiila performance and giving their won
derf,,l fancy drilling: Laddie CT f. the Int
tie English boy comedian. the biggest hi,
New York has seen in years: Simon.
Gardner and company. fresh from London
triumphs. in The New Coachman;' Sam
Watson's armyard circus. with the lit
tie pink pig: Espe. Dutton and Espe. in
an acrobatic comedy diversion. Nettie
vesta, the Broadway musical comedy di-
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The Majestic.

The Majestic Las d rare treat fer its
patrons beginning Sunday at 4 pm. the
onera III NJ S Pinafore' being the
attraction. This is one OF the cam IRA
phone best talking pictures and cannot
be- duplicated by any other moving pic
rure show in the city. The change Of the
hill Wednesday has several good num-
bers. which includes big war act and all
the old favorite songs. Battle Cry of
Freedom Marching Through Georgia
and Just Before the Battle" Price, IL
cents any seat Coma when you can and
stay as long a you like
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"Candida.

For the second week Of her engagement
at the Balasco Theater Miss Charlotte
Walker will appear in Candida. Der
nard SAWS brilliant COMEDY which was
the first big success ever achieved by the
celebrated Irish playwright The remark
able vogue Of Candida did much to es-
tablish Mr.. Shaw's reputation as play
wright and wit The comedy is one o:
the most brilliant satires ever written IN
the leading role Of Candida" Mise Wal
ker will have exceptional opportunity 70
further endear herself 20 her numerous
admirers. Seats for candida" go on sale
at the Belasco Theater tomorrow morn
inc
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company will mean tie most ambitious
undertaking they have We essaysd as in
acting and scenic equipment Mrs. Lef-
fngwell'S Boots calls for efforts of the
very first ord r. Miss Dorothy Ham
mond Mr. Standings leading woman.
finds in the role of Mabel Ainsley the best
part she has had this season. inasmuch
as she scored personal success in Mrs
Leffingueils Boots when It was original
~ produced a the Lyceum Theater in
New York city. Miss Nira Stowe will APP
near as Mrs Bonner. while the male ele-
ment of Mr.. Standing company will all
be fitted with roles TO their liking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

but always enjoyable rapid-tire comic
sketches and is followed by a series q
advanced vaudeville. consisting OF Raw
son and Clare. in Just Kids WOODS
and Green ballroom boys. and Ben
Pierce that funny little German The
closing hurlesque IS Girl from Mas
specta cular production. presenting
scent, effects. CostLm:rs. etc. said 70 re
masnifcent The entire big company
is what nigh, be termed small
comic opera. the book. lyrics and music
all being especially written. 1t is in this
where the da zzling Great White Way
will be seen. in grand array.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31
NADEL DERA

Berra is an actress of ability and her
gowns ara imported creations Of great
beauty and value. DeDios' novelty Of in
ternational fame IS sta feature of the
weeks offering, being the finest animal
show on the road John Taffett and Glare
Sisters have a novel anL clever singing
and dancing act, and Caldera. the juggler
IS Paris music hall favn-ite.
In addition 10 this all-star vaudev Vile at
traction the Park has almost unlimited
facilities for having a coed time II is
one merry whirl of amusements includ-
ing every device for fun-makng to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

mad w.irligiss -t5eChue. roiler-
coaster. ferris wheel scenic river merry
widow nat lown-and-o and nCmoerless
others which contribute to ths genera
jolly good time The management mas
especially considered the fttle ones In It's
arran -emeHts for outside amusement Al
the ballroom an excellent band furnishes
music for dlnc!ng and the lovers or
roller skating will always find tlrst-class
accommodations.
This afternoon and evening there vii. be
a sacred concert
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The GayetY.

Thf. weeks attraction at the Gayety
has proved to be one of the seasons SEN
sat.ons The Bon Ton Burlesquers"
present a varied entertainment. full of
laughs and song. The opening event.
called ''Pousse Cafe is one of those rare
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sether risky and dare-devilsh. and there
were Whisper!ngs of wet clothes. etc.
but up 10 d late hour NJ casualties were
reported 1t proved an attraction eX-
traOrdnary
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vinity. Edr .dGe the sarG man. and ne
motion pictures The advance ale o.
reserved seats fo- the farewell week opens
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Mary's Lamb" in which Richard Carrie
Is starring. opened in New York last
Monday night f"r a lcrg run Both the
PLAY and the star received very fiattering
notices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Herbert Sle4t& saws ne is going to bring
gu; "Pudd nhead Wilson in London some
tim in ths winter Il = Mr.. Sheath who
owEs the English rights 10 The Squaw
Man
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\ comic opera is to be made out o:
Bernard Saws play Arms and the
MAJ. and Oscar strauss. the composer
o. The Naitz Dream" VIII write the
music
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Watson : farrnyafd cir, US is one OF the
new European ''5ack-to-nature novelties
\ little pink pig has brought international
Eotorlety 10 the act as the cute baby
porkers antics are highly amusing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Paris has new pet in the form OF an
ei-ht-year-old Polish dancer who was
discovered b. Loie Fuller IN Bariin. The
child dances in quaint fairy-like. grace
full dances of her own deyising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

<'aw & Erlanger and Frederick Thomp-
son.
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Hazel Lowry made such hit in Fifty
Miles From Boston" that Cohan & Harris
have engaged Ter to succeed Edna Nal
lace Hopper next season in the leading
role of the piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

The first performance OF Fluffy Ruff
h=s'. will take place in Buffalo early in
August.
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Marie Bates is to spend her summer
vacation autcmCbiilag IN France and
Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Margaret Anglin has left Henry Miller
once more and has started for Canada TO
take a boat to Australia Edythe Oliver
Joined Mr. Miller in ST. Paul last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Marie Dressler is shortly TO go abroad
TO resume her engagements in vaudeNille
in London. where the American comeci-
enne has made a big hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

David Warfeld will appear in London
before he returns to this country next
fall
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4 new mtsscal comedy was produced
last week in Milwaukee called "A Stub
nor: Clndarella and was well received
The leading roles were taken by Jack
Barrymore and Sallie Fisher
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Josepn Cawthorn is 10 Lave the rrin-
cinsl role in Little Memo II Slumber-
land" by Victor Herbert ana harry q.
Smith. The production IS 10 De mace by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Dighy Bell will be seen in The
Nikndo'' under the .Aborn mana cement
before the close of their summer opera
season.
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GEORGE y LESIIE.-For the first
time in several years George ". Leslie.
one Of the clevertst and most versatile
comedians or the day. Will he seen and
heard in one OF the local theaters Leslie
has been a popular artist with the Wash
irst appearance here al the beginning Of
his career under the management Of that
veteran. John T Ford Ely hard wo-k
and conscientious study he has attained
'front.' rank among the preSent-day come
dams and doubtless Will receive a warm
welcome from his Washington admirers
When he reappears at the New National
Theater this week IN the star role in A
Runaway Girl IL this charming ope-
rate comedy. which esta blished the re-
BILE record OF three solid years in
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..Eldridge. the Sand Man" IS a popu-
lar vaudeville attraction coming here "a
Chase's next week. and the talented limo
vator makes beautiful landsca pes and ma
rine scenes from co!ored beach sands II s
most effective works are fire effects. and
he exhibits several. reproducing the San
Francisco fire. the list Regiment New
York Armory blaze. the burning of the
steamer Slocum and other recent destruc.
tive fires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Aln7as Temple Arab Patrol OF the local
Masonic fraternity viii make its first and
only polite vaudeville appearance next
week AZ Chases and Capt. Frank Gibson
has added many new movements. forma-
lions and evolutions to the already eX-
tensive manual of these splendid tactic
ans. whose fame as drill team is widely
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Laddie Cliff has suppianted Nesta Vic
toria, Nora Bayes. Gertrude Hoffman and
All the other RACES" III the affections OF
the tickle New York vaudeville public. II
is said that the Gothamites are fairly in
fatuated with the clever fifteen-year-o
comedian. His biggest hit is Don't He
Look Like Father?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-31

Ellis Jeffreys IS 10 have play BY
Lansdon Mitchell but she will not pro-
duce il in this country.
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E.J. Radcliffe has been removed from
the cas-, of THE Man From Home. and
John Glendenning will play the part for
the balance Of the limited engagement.
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Fo The next four weeks musical COM
Cd. will reign supreme at the New Ma
t:oral-"A Runaway Girl, The Geisaa
and "Florodora.'
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>ext season John Drew vii! appear m
:. 49, 60. nv William Somerset
MauSham' ysurg English dramatist.
who has suddenly become famous
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Brigham Royce whose acting during the
past four weeks at the Columbia Theater
has evoked muc!: favorable comment.
will have an opportunity TO increase the
esteem in which he is held by local thea
te-soers during the coming week. as he
has been especially engaged to act
leading man to Miss Walker. who begins
her supplementary season at the Belasco
Theater tomorrow evening in Arthur
avs delightful comedy. A Country
Mouse.
Miss Frances keenan,. the pretty daugl-
ter OF Frank keenan,. the famous actor.
who scored so heavily during the New
York run last season in The Warrens
of Virginia" in which he and Chariot,
Walker were Jointly starred by David
Belasco, will make her first appearance
on a local stage at the Belasco Theater
tomorrow evening. If Miss keenan, in
herits even in a small measure the talent
DISPLAYED by her noted parent her ad
yancement to theatrical preferMent
should be quite rapid.
Willard Robertson. who will appear In
support of Miss Charlotte Walker in A
Country Mouse at the Belasco Theater
youth who has rapidly come TO the front
in the theatrical world. During the past
season Mr.. Robertson acted as stage man.
aser Of The Warrens of Virginia" during
its run in New YORK. and SO satisfactorily
did he acquit himself of his duties that
Miss Charlotte Walker. who was jointly
starred in the production with Frank
Keenan, by David Belasco. engaged him
for her summer season here.
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business this requiring
state beg
uon and herewith the with the
with the clause.
section An hereby by
necessary for the Immediate health
safety that this Act shall effect passage approval
JAPP. Chairman.
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BY VI A. puRANT on BRYAN COUNTY

~
FoRBipDiNe THE OWNERSHIP OF THE CAPITAL STOCK ANY
CORPORATION CHARTERED on LICENSED BUSINESS IN
Talls STATE BY ANY OTHER CORPORATION CHARTERED
BUSINESS IN THIS STATE AND REQulRNG SUCH
CORPORATIONS TO KEEP THIS STATE FILE
sENIANNvAL srATEaIENTs THE coRPoRATloN coMaIs
IT ENACTED THE PEOPLE THE STATE or OKLAHOMA:
Section That no corporation chartered or licensed to do business in
this shalt whatever directly
Indirectly corporations
licensed do business this state
faith sona nde Indebtedness acquired
execution sals or otherwise he satisfaction Of debt
corporation chartered or licensed to
DO business IN this state shall
ion chartered licensed provided
ton denies tho tho right establish
q this Act i shah be required TO dispose Of the within
period o rs owner
skip participate control Of such
corporation without havius obtained Corporation
Commission
That every private corporation chartered or licensed to do
bsineFs this State shall for the
transaction its kept showing tho owner
ship q its stock and where shall be
okhiers Of
which shall be recorded t liabilities
such and liabilities places Of
deuce Of s officers and
order q the every such private cor
poraton shall Corporation Commission between
the tisi an dn Of January July
year statement by the active corpora
ton showing the o of shareholders
aud ue number Of shares showing tbs
asse's and liabilities hrtrst day Of
December and thu thirq preceding ng
oen statement and such statement shall further show the number
the corporation owned or controlled by any Other
corporation foreign domestic any OF me
capital stock ot other
feety by such corporation the
acquired and the date Of
Section part OF any private corporation char
tered or licensed do business this proper
officers 70 comply with the provisions corpora
ton to line Of not than $4,000 day
such failure .shsll constitute separate
Section All this Act ars hereby
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
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COMMITTEE ROOM OF COMMITTEE PRIVATE CORPORATION
Mf Speakers We Corporation to whom
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