Chicago eagle., 1909-04-17
|AT The Big THEATERS.
Attractions for Next Week at All Of tho
Leading Chicago P|ay.houses.

funmaking by Adele Rowland. Harry
Pilcer, Frances Demarest, Bert Baker
and chorus that for beauty has no
equal In town. Tonight Will Never
Come Again and "F'ollow the Rainbow
Trail,' two Of the prcttiest and CATCH
lest songs ever written, are sung In
The Prince Of Tonight" Mr.. Mort
Singer has added another to his al.
ready long list Of SUCCESSES.
THE SINS OF SOCIETY SCORES
BIG SUCCESS.
Brooks 4 Dhgwalrs production Of
'The Sins Of Society,"" the best and big.
gest Of MI the great Drury Lane melo-
dramas. had its first American presen.
tation In Mcvicker's Theater wetlncs.
day evening, and scored big success.
The play tells dramatic story Of life
In the highest circles Of English socle.
IT,. showing the evils OF gambling. eth
er on the race truck or Mt bridge whist,
and pointing to the inevitable ending
Of career that has to do with
social foibles ana crimes. Fourteen
scenes, and NIL Of them big ones, are re-
qulred to illustrate this thrilling tale.
and for transportation Of these scenes
and the hundreds of superb costumes
that are used In the melodrama, six
baggage cars were necessary. The cast
which interprets the play includes
Dorothy Donnelly, Louise Closer Hale.
Louise Rutter, Lucy sibley, Vincent
Herrano. william Abingdon, Leslie
Kenyon. Oscar Adye. William Eville,
Frank Dekrm, Edward Lester. Charles
F'lemming, Florence Etiney, Lillian Col
Inns, Grace Thorne, Elsa Payne ana
two hundred and fifty people.
"PEACEFUI. VALLEY" At TIE
COLLEGE.
Peaceful Valley" will be the attrac-
tion ut the beautiful College Theater
next week. commencing Monday even
Ing. Peaceful Valley" II without Il
doubt the best Of the Sol Smith Rus.
sell plays. written by Edward f. Kid.
der. who also concocted those other de-
lightful plays, ~ Poor Relation" and
n Bachelors Romance" 1t tells an
interesting and straight forward story
that will grasp any auditor. Albert
Morrison. Morris Mcllugh, Jean Adair.
Charles Dingle, Blanch Croxier. Smith
Danes. Il. II. Calvert. Farrell Nc
Knight and Camille Darcy will be
well cast next week, which In the last
but one Of the season at Americas
handsomest playhouse.
'TIIE IRONMASTER" Ar TIE MAR
LOWE.
With the presentation Of '"rhe Iron.
master" next Monday evening begins
the last Two weeks Of the stock season
Mt the MarlOwe Theater. Mr.. Marvin
has given the patrons OF this theater
splendid line Of high class attractions
and he has been rewarded for It by
having the most successful season tho
thenter has ever had. The full
strength Of the company, headed by
Leila Shaw ana Albert Phillips. will
he seen In '.rhe Ironmaster," Mr. ana
Mrs. Kendal's International success.
~
Forty years more. That In thu limit
OF life for consumption. according to an
English physician. He declares that
the individual who dies Of that die.
ease forty years from now will be an
exception. Lest any one call him Wis.
iOnary, he cites cholera aud smallpox.
He might have added yellow fever. The
man OF 40 years recalls the panic
caused by the last named disease. 40 It
swept away large numbers Of people
In the Southern States when he was a
boy. His father. perhaps. told him Of
the dreadful scenes that accompanied
tue cholera epidemic that demanded
such heavy toll Of life In the United
states about sixty years ago. Every
body knows how the terrors Of small.
pOx have almost entirely vanished un-
der modern methods Of control,
| Many househ0lders will read with
Interest and envy the report from an
arcllO0loglst that he has found records
In ancient Babylon which indicate that
for. sum equivalent to three dollars
year man could rent an eight.room
house with courtyard. garden, and
access to the river.
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The census Ia to cost Sl4.OO0,00O. and
will be Issued In $4,000 volumes, which
IA persons will read.