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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-15
Suburban Rrevities

CAPITALIST ARRESTED FOR AUTO SPEED
ING-OaEland, Feb. al. McDermott, a young
capitalist OF this city. MAS arrested at Esst
Fourteenth street and Twenty third avenue al
cleck today On a charge Of violat ting the auto
mobile speed limit. lie gave $25 bail, as did C.
NJ. Smith. an auto agent. whom PatrolIner
Flynn and keefe also caught
LABoRER sLASHES HIMsELF-0akland
fei,.. I4.-Tony Deio. i ls.porer living Mt Isf.
Fifth street cut his foot with a hunting knife
~ Seventh and Pine streets this afternoon ard
then spread report that he had been stabbed
in fray.
STOVE MERCHANT ARRESTED Oakland
Feh. III. H. Hail. stoFe merchant living III
9sS Thirty first street. fell from his hnggy nj
Thirteenth and Washington streets this after
noon and was arrested Tor alleged drunkenness
He gave bail
THEODORE JACKSON DIES-Alameda. Feb
ls.-rheodore Jackson died This morning AZ hi,
lone in Palace court. He was the husband OF
Alice jackson and brother eS Oscar jackson
Mrs. GeorgiaBa Appleby and Mrs. Mary 2. yam
Cleft jackson vas native of New York and
was So wears or age.
RECITAL By OPERA SINGER ZRerkejer
Fob. I 4. Ainse- Marga BisHeke. formeriT a sing
or at tho Royal 0npra az Berlin. will sira y re
citai Friday evening ~ Tie home Of 3 r. NJ
Cresry. 23lS nuraist areri;e. under the susnice,
~ ibc I.a,lics Aid society Of the First Piesbyte
riah church
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BELGIUM FIRM
TO LOCATE HERE
DIR. III. L. Deimel to Erect Local
Factory for Manufacture
of Underwear

Dr. H. L. Deimel OF Brussels, a manu-
facturer OF underwear, registered at the
ST. Francis yesterday after hurried
trip from Belgium to this city. The
prime object OF the doctors visit is
to look over the city for the purpose OF
purchasing site for building to be
occupied by the Deimel industry.
Il expect to expend about 100000
in the purchase OF piece of ground
and the erection OF a building. Deimel
said yesterday. Many of Europe's most
prominent manufacturers are realizing
more and more fully the Importance OF
San Francisco in the commercial marts
of the world
There will be a conference today
of architects and members of the IN
terested company. Locations will be
gone over and a decision reached as to
how much money will be put into the
proposed structure.
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Personal Mention

A. c. Hansen Of Salinas is at the
Baltimore.
Dr. IL J.. Deimel Of Brussels is STAY
ing at the St Francis.
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton las aparf-
'nents at the Fairmont
Morris Brooke = merchant of Saera
mento, is staying at the stewart
Dr. r. j.. smith and Mrs. Smith Of
J acoln2 are guests at the Stewart
r. Z. Ross. merchant Of san Ma
tee. is a guest al the Onion Square.
J. ii. Tucker a lumberman of SDo-
kane, is guest at the 81. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Tanner Of
cleveland are guests at the Eairmonf.
james J.. Farraher an attorney Of
1reka. is registered at the St Francis
John Salisbury. q mining operator of
Aev2da- Is registered al the st. Fran
+. 0. Howard OF Pittsburg and Shell
don Leman OF Chicago are at the Hol-
land
AGr. and Mrs. J. .. Ferguson Jr. OF
Aurora, Neb., have apartments at The
Manx.
J. A. Mares. an oil operator OF Fresno
Is at the Falrmont, accompanied bs
Mrs Mares
Edward r. Davidson Of Sacramento
and Andrew LOTUS OF Boston are al
the Dorchester.
n. O Bradley and wife OF Worces-
ter, Mass. and J. ~. Davidson OF Seat
tie are at the Argonaut
Philip Rowe, president of the Halli-
die machinery company Of Seattle. has
apartments at the ST Francis.
T. IT, Barrett and wife oC Sacra-
menfo and =. J. Ssrningfon and wifc
81 akeport, Ind are at the Imperial
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TWO MEN MEET
DEATH IN BAY
Henry Fritz, Seaman on the
Buffalo, Falls From Launch
and browns

Two men were drowned near the
ferry building last night. one a sailor
aboard the United States ship Buffalo
and the other OF unknown identity
The body of the sailor was recovered
by the crew of the Bunalo's launch
and the work was directed by Engineer
Larktn of the police patrol launch.
The body OF the second man was not
recovered
The first case happened shortly after
8 o'clock, just as the Key Route boat
ferba Buena was leaving the slip. An
unknown man either jumped or fell
from the apron and his body was car
ried out by the tide. The police patrol
launch dragged for the body for more
than two hours.
Henry Fritz, an ordinary seaman on
the Buffalo, was returning to the ship
from liberty at $50 o'clock and. had
| Just boarded the ships launch. AS
| the small craft pointed for the ship
after leaving the float in front of the
harbor emergency hospital Fritz lost
his balance and fell overheard. His
cries for help We're heard, the launch
stopped and an attempt to rescue him
| made
Less than three minutes after he
sank the Buffalo's launch had been
iequlppeu with srapptlng irons by Ell l.
sineer Larkin OF the police patrol
launch and about fve minutes later
the body was recovered. The body
| was taken to the llarhor emergency
hospital. where DIR. Ryan and Hospital
Steward Emerson worked over him for
more than an hour and half without
results.
Fritz, who was 81 years old. Joined
the Buffalo in Philadelphia two years
ago. He is said to be a native of
Pennsylvania.
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BURGLARY SUSPECTS APE
CONSIDERED DANGEROUS
Policeman Identifies One Pris-
oner as RefOrmatorv Fugitive

IN the arrest OF J. ". Burns. William
Manning and Harry Williams. who
were captured early Sunday morning
after a running fight. on a suspicion OF
having planned 10 rob the jeweIry store
81 Hammersmith & Co, Grant avenue
and stockton street. the police believe
inat they have gathered in three des-
perate men.
Policeman Mcdonald. who assisted in
the capture. said yesterday thar he
recognized Manning as a man WHO wa {
arrested three months ago in Market
street on suspicion Of having broken
window Upon that occasion McDon-
20 found Manning heavily armed
Manning, who is q mere lad. was sem
10 the lone reformatory for three Years
When Policeman McKevftt and
Epecial officer Hopper first spied the
lnree men ~ the vicinity OF Hammer
smith Il CompanYs store thew had
taken from weii-worn Vaiise an auto
mobile robe. which the police believe
they were about 10 use to break a win
dow.
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MURDERS WOMAN
AND SHOOTS SELF
Children See Mother Slain by
Their Uncle, Who Puts Bull
lets in Own Head

In the presence of her two children,
Amelia Lande, a widow living in a
refugee cottage at 444 Larkin place,
was shot and killed last night by Louis
Lande, her brother in law, who had
become madly infatuated with her.
Turning the revolver upon himself,
Lande fired two bullets into his brain
and at midnight lay dying on a cot at
the central emergency hospital. The
two children, frantic with grief and
excitement were hurried from the
scene of the tragedy to the home of
neighbors
Lande has been living with the fam
lily for three years. The mother. with
her children, came to this city after
the death Of her husband. which oc-
CURED four years ago in Chicago. The
brother in law refused several offers of
work and spent much OF his time in
the little home. while Mrs. Lande and
her daughter worked by the day to
support the family. The woman was
employed in the Fontana cannery.
MAN DRAWS REVOLVER
Lande went to theater last night and
at 1918 returned 10 her home When
they entered the house Lande, who was
seated By a stove, stirred suddenly
from a sleeping posture and from his
coat pocket drew a revolver. saying. as
he produced the weapon. well, ! might
as well end all OF you right here
The mother and children screamed
frantieally then entreated the crazed
man to spare them. He refused to
listen and in attempting 10 escape TO
another room in the small house Mrs.
Iaude was shot in the right temple.
Half an hour later at the central emer-
gency hospital she suecumbed TO the
wound
Lande Immediately pressed the barrel
of the revolver to his right temple and
fred two shots into his brain. At
midnight he was dying.
REFUSED MCRDERER'S SUIT
According to Anna the IL year old
girl. her uncle had been pleading for
Mrs. Lande's hand in marriage. and
before she left the house for the the
ater last night she firmly declared that
she would not marry her dead hus-
bands brother. She told the children
that such was her final ultimatum tc
I.ande and that II he continued TO court
her he would be requested To leave
the house
over this declaration il is thought
Lande brooded while the little family
WAS down town From some source
which the police were unable TO locate
Lande obtained the revolver during
their absence.
70 friends the children stated that
he threatened to Kill them, but in a
measure was prevented from carrying
out his intention because OF the en-
treaties of the frantic mother.
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night. only those taking part will he

night. Only those taking part will be
admitted.
A truer estimate OF the kirmess'
merits than has previously been formr-
lated will be possible at this rehearsal.
Some Of the dances viii be rehearsed in
costume. and as the stage setting Will
be almost Identical with its appearance
on the opening night, the dancers will
not be hampered to any degree by lin
tied equipment.
DANCES ARE ALL GOOD
The singing out of any one, two or
three particular dances as exceptionally
excellent would be 10 a great extent
injustice TO the other dances The
general opinion OF those who have
watched the rehearsals is summed in
the statement Of one who said:
They are all so good, don't know
which l like best"
Among the cleverest OF the dancers
| is Miss Marie Churchill.
With admirers already pledging them
selves TO vote until Bryan stops run
ning" for some one dance, lively com
petition is promised in the voting con-
test that will be another of the kir-
mess features. Among those who will
handle this contest are:
Lawrence Harris William II. Smith
Roy Pike Henry f Sutton
george r. Fuller Frank Sehwaba cher
HoDert Eyre Charles de Young
Courtney Ford J. G. Wilson
RESERVE SEASON TICKETS
The following have reserved, season
seats:
Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Miss Dauforth
Foster Wrs. wellington Gregg
ar, and Mrs Charles Sir. and Mrs. Harry n.
". Slack Gray
Mrs. l.. l.. Baker Mr. and Mrs.J X vii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.. son
Wheeler Captain and Mrs. John
Mrs. Eugene Lent Mcfcalfe
Mrs. George Grant Mr. and Mrs Albert
Mrs. Ferdinand Ste Houston
phenson Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.. Shreye
King Doctor Herzstein
Mr. aud Mrs. Van Sick Mrs. Hannigan
len Mrs. W. J. Connell
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Mr.. Schwabaeher
Copper Mrs. Charles Crocker
Dr. and Mrs. J. Stowe Miss s. Bernlan
Ballard
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PIONEER WOMEN TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Program 70 Conclude Associa-
tiOn's Next Social

The Association of Pioneer Women of
California viii give social entertain
ment at the conclusion of their regular
meeting, February 1s. at Pioneer hall.
The program for the occasion has been
arranged as follows: Musical selection.
Imperial trio; song. Miss c. Scrovich
poem. James v Fowler; piano solo.
Miss Ruth Thompson; Spanish song and
dance Miss Emma Miller; address.
Travels in the Holy Land Mrs. North
Whitcomb; cello solo. Miss Estelle Ran
dolph; recitation, Miss C. Scrovich
piano solo, Miss Annie Serencky.
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Cutlcura Soap, q Dox or CuC1cura Unit
ment and bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent,
and before we had used half the Resolv-
ent / could see change in him. In
about two months he was entirely well.
When people see him now they ask,
What did you get to cure your baby'
and all we can say is, 1t was the Cuti-
cura Remedies So in US Cuticura will
always have firm and warm friends.
George r. Lambert, 139 West Centre
St., Mahanoy City. Pa, September %
and November 4, 1907.
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EIGHTEEN WOMEN SAVED
FROM DEATH IN FLAMES
Brave Toledo Firemen Carry the
Imperiled to Safety

TOLEDO. o.. Feb. 14.-with the wind
blowing gale and driving sleet in
their faces. firemen early today car
ried Is women down ladders to safety
when a blaze routed out the tenants in
a four story apartment house.
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MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
Relv ON cuficura Remedies.

NY VEI ~|r|I~@-'| . EN~-7-~"-
Millions Of the worlds best people use
Cutieura Soap and Cuticura Ointment,
assisted. when necessary, by Cuticura
Resolvent liquid or pills) for preserv-
ing. purifying and beautifying the skin,
for eczemas, irritations and inflamma-
tions. for cleansing the scalp Of crusts,
scales and dandruf. and the stopping
Of falling hair, for baby rashes, itchings
and chaings, and many sanative. anti
septic purposes which readily suggest
themselves to women, as well as for ali
the purposes Of the toilet. bath and
nursery. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
CsutIeura soap ta5c9. Ointment t50c.). Resolvent
50rl and ChccOiass Coated Pills (25cl. are sold
through 1lIc The vosic- Potter Drug 4 Chem CORP.
,Sole Props 1877 Celu1cDus Ave, Boston.
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QUESTION OF IDENTIFY
MONTANA RAcErRAcK BIZ To re

MONTANA RACETRACK BILL TO BECoME
LAW-Helens, Mont. Feb .14.--Wfth the sign
Jog of the racetrack bill by Governor Norris the
state viii be without any form OF licensed gsm-
bling except during fair weeks. at which races
are to be held throughout the state. The bill
has passed both houses OF the legislature and
viii be transmitted TO the governor early this
week. The new law is satisfactory to the anti.
racing element of the state.
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the IncalCulaDlo Denenb
that the Cuticura Soap,
Ointment and Resolvent
did my little boy. He
had an awful rash all
over his body and the
doctor said it was eczema.
1t was terrible and used
TO water awfully- Any
place the water went il
would form another sore
and it would becoms
crusted- A score or more
physicians failed utterly
and dismally in their
efforts to remove thu
trouble. Then / was told
to use the Cuticura Rene
dies. / got q cake OF
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s rour Day outing

Avail yourself OF the low railroad
rates 10 effect via Southern Pacific
over WasiiingtoD's birthday. Enjoy an
outing at Paso Robes Hot Springs
Byron Hot Springs. Del Monte Santa
Cruz. etc Tickets sold Fehi.tiart- 20
u ard 49, return by 23d Tipket offices.
sS4 Market street u Powen street
NarlJot stfee5 ferry depot. Third and
'cra nsend streets, and Thirteenth and
franklin streets, Oakland.
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PROTEST AGAINST BLASTING Property
owners and residents in the vicinity OF Castro.
Twenty third. Diamond and Alvarado. streets.
who have entered protest against the granting
of a blasting permit to c. s. Harney. will ap-
near before the board Of supervisors at a meet
ing this afternoon to make further protest
against the granting of a permit.
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AWFUL RASH ALL
OVER BOYS BODY
Weeping Eczema Kept Spreading
on Little Sufferer-A Score Of
Treatments Prove Dismal Failures
Grateful Father Tells Of
CURE ACHIEVED BY
.CUTICURA REMEDIES

cit gives me great pleasure to express
py deep gratitude In appreciation Of
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PURVEYORS OF PURE FOODS

BEE BRAND Tea comes from
Ceylon.
1t was planted and gathered
then big ships packed on:
Then came to this country con-
signed TO this firm:
The best Tea on earth we
proudly affirmi
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

Broadway, II il the reigning success
everywhere that IL has been iii New
York FIVE companies played If all
last season. The same are appearing
It'll If nov This Is a greater number
than ever before had played The same
piece at the same time. IL shows that
the public likes Paid in Fulr' better
than any other play, and can not get
enough of it. far il is Il spieuous
fact that an lis firth and sixth visits
10 cities i'll audiences have le~u
larger each time. This fact of itself
shows the tremendous hold the play
has on public favor. a sweeping sue
csss-~a knock out hit" is the way
hu0sey's magazine described il, while
Ever hody's called 1t, the sensational
success of broadway" Equally strong
in praise has been every leading dra-
matte critic in this country New
York welcomed Il several TIMES after
the tsa years run had closed All the
five companies appeared on different
occasions in New York: each as cor
daily received H. the ether. so that
every organization now appearing i'm
the play can claim 10 he the Hroad-
way cast.
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sunny Side Of Broadway

A claudburst Of melody. shower of
funny lines. a down-porr Of pretty.
graceful girls, and perfect torrent
of laughs. make THE Sunny Side Of
broadway" an interesting stage We
hicle. says the press agent.
The play grows better with the age
Of the scenery and the youthfuln.ss
of the cast
Max Bloom, acknowledged the fore
most young character actor of today.
is heading the cast and he is the
same delightful comedian he has al
ways heen-except thJt there Is more
finish to his acting than before. With
such men as Max Bloom In the pay
we are more or less inclined To for
get those stage veterans. Murray q
Mack. and to be thankful that they
are on the coast playing vaudeville.
Al Harrison assumes the role OF
Michael ONoole. and i'm the part he Is
exceilent-in fact. he Is funnier IN
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every way than his esteemed predeces-
sor In the role ever thought of being,
Harrison is very much at home on the
stage. and, although quite robust.
handles himself gracefully.
J. f. coughlin. who plays opposite
Harrison. in the role of Hennessy
1'Brlen. il a competent comedian
and just the opposite Of Harrison in
build
Jean and Lee weatz. with their
dancing horse specially and soft sine
last season. The boys are rapidly
getting In class by themselves when
II comes 10 dancing Of any kind.
Herman Heiadrick does well in the
roles given him. and looks like a bright
prospect
Dan Clark il very important fac
tor IN the piece. and does some SPLEEN
did work
The musical finale Of the first act.
best things We have seen for some
time. and Is only one Of the many i'm
rrosements in the piece.
Carolyn Ryan is a dainty little
wemaa, with whom the hoaors IF the
show must he shared. as she is es-
ceptionally good In any of the roles
she assumes.
There are 10 musical numbers in
THE Sunny Side of Broadway" all Of
which are Of the catchy variety. The
play Is hundred Ter cent better than
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-19

Notwithstanding the fact that Mis-
soula is a good show town--for good
attraction In sure OF good house
here--its population needs training In
how to see a show, In how to enjoy
the finer portions or minutes Of q
stage production. II is well known
fact that an audience can make or mar
play; any actor viii tell you that
Ee will probably add that before a
large house that Is cold and unre-
sponsiye to his efforts, he cannot do as
well as when facing a smaller audi
ence that appreciates what he is trying
to do. when. To quote his dialect. his
stuff is getting across" the foo.-
lights. just what he thinks when he
confronts an audience that crashes in
to his lines with voliey Of nana-
clapping. that browns the last notes Of
his solo in a sea Of applause Is hard
to say, for 1t doesn't happen 50 very
frequently outside Of Missouia Mis-
souia should learn how to distribute
its approbatory demonstrations. II a
scene, a song or a speech is worthy
Of applause. ii surely is worthy or De-
ing heard to the end The week that
has just closed has brought out this
fault of Missoula audiences. flagraniIy
in two instances. Anybody who saw
Polly Of the Circus" and listened to
the Three Twins" knows exactly what
is meant
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Chauncey OEcott.

Chauncey OEcott.
chauncey OIcott, in Augustus Pitou's
SUPERB production of Ragged Robin"
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DESIGNS SENT ON APPLICATION

My facilities for producing and fur
nishing the finest work in the state
are unexceilea
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40" to roadway.

When Harry AslIin's new musical
comedy. "Lo." opened last Sunday
night at the Davidson theater, Mil
Waukee. Klaw and Eriangar We're near
~ as anxious As Mr.. Askin himself To
know whether or not 1t was sue
cess. DAYS before Mr. Erlanger had
written sherman Brown. manager of
the Davidson. asking him To wire the
verdict. and this is the telegram Mr.
Brown dispatched tn the head Of the
syndicate.
To. the ciassiest. best musical
comedy which has ever been seen in
my house. IL should go To Broadway
ut once and | am willing tn wager it
will run there Il year. II is "A dls,lnc,
departure from the ordinary hodge
podge of nonsense which Is usually put
together under the name of musical
comedy and its production marks an
epoch making moment in the history
Of American musical entertainments
Sherman Brown"
With the wit and hrilliance II q.
Henry and Franklin L. Adams scinti-
lating in its lines. the Thinking Isle
of 4. Baldwin Sloane sounding In its
eighteen musical numbers. and the
master hand of Edward p Tempe. re-
Elected i'm every Move and gesture nf
its players. 10" is indeed worthy of
Mr.. Browns praise,
Harry Assin. the manager who pro-
ducea To was the directing genius
who in the past three years sent la
this city The Time. The Place and
The Girl" The Girl Question" The
Umpire" and the other delightful shows
of the Asfxin- Singer Co. is the mama
ger of "La." and his predominant ideas
pretty girls and inccssant action
are everywhere apparent I'm the niece.
John f. Young, the star of "Lo' was
last seen as HaRns Johnny Hicks in
The Time. The Place and The Girf"
and his role in 10" is similar i'm its
character.
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hrettist. have coIiaborated ON q new
musical comedy called. ..Thc Train Of
Pleasure which is to be produced by
the shuberts this season. The scene
II the play II in France and there are
t#sO acts.
Henry FolEer has conse horne from
Australia TO appear il q ueu pay b.
Eugene Water
Anna Held viii begin her season in
Miss Innocence" early in october in
Boston.
Ida canauist Will he the leading
woman for Charles Rfchnaa IN his
PLAY. The Jewellers"
Mabel Garrison will tase short
temporary rest before resum!ng her
tour in The Blue Mouse"
De Wolf Hopper liz soon To appear
in A Matinee Idol'' under the man
aeement Of Daniel Y. Arthur
Mrs. Alexander Salyini, the widow If
the actor. may soon return To the
stage In a play written by herself
Robert billiard has written ;s play
in collaboration with the mayor III
Syracuse. n Y. entitled The swim
ming Master"
The title Of Maxine Elliott's new play
is Deborah Of Tsds'' II viii he pro-
duced in New York early In the pres-
ent season.
Nine. naiich viii appear for the first
time under the direction Of the snu-
berts in q new play especially Writtel
for her
Planquette's nperetta. THE Paradise
Of Mahomet." will be produced soon at
the Casino IN New York with Adele
Richie In the company.
THE Lottery" IL the nane Of new
three-act comedy by Mrs. Rida John
son Young. the author of Rrowa Of
Harvard" 1t viii be psdncea ms
season.
Miss Minnie Dupree, who has been
acting in The Raad tn Yesterday for
two or three seasons. kas gone into
vaudeville. playing a sketch called,
Wanted. Il Cook"
Mcssrs. Charles r. Evans and
Charles II. Hopper are soon to appear
as co-s.ars i'm q musical version Of
George Arnss' farce. entitled There
and Back" seen last season. tf
The Servant In the House il. beihg
acted in Denmark. Norway and Sweet
en-, and will shortly be produced iii
London. Tyrone Power will tour this
country IN Mr.. kennedy's play this
season.
The company to support kyrle Bel
lew in Alfred Sutrp's play. The
Builder of Bridges" viii include Gu
gene O'Brien. Frank Connor De Witt
{. Jennings. Mrs. Thos. Thiifen and
Miss Jane May. They will open De-
tnher T.
Claiming Pollock has been engaged
by klas 4 Erlanger and Joseph
Brooks to dramatlze the novel, THE
Inner Shrine" which win be produced
this winter. The authorship is 10 re-
main secret SO far as the public is
concerned.