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New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-"The Witching
Hour" with John Mason in his original
part. rare opportunity now u see this
play and Augustus Thomass latest tat the
Garrick) in the same week. BETTER acting
than John Mason's in "The Wtching Hour
New York will wait long To behold.
ASTORIA new comedy will be produced
here Wednesday evening. Its authors are
Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop
wood. Its name is Seven Days"
BELASCO-Farco from the German. lis
Matrimony a Failure
BIJOU-"Idols." ". J. I.ockes novel Of
that name dramatized. with changes
COMEDY-W Walker WhitesIde and Chrys-
tai Herne in The Melting Pot" by Zang-
will. Tenth week.
CRITERION-A powerful play here. Bern
STEMS Israel Constance Collier. Graham
Browne aud Edwin Arden have the princi-
pal parts. The third act i tremendous in
its power. Fourth act has been Broadway
lied IN order to give a happy ending. g"
which is out Of All reason. But the third
act thrills.
EMPIRE-'Inconstant George" Adapta-
tion OF "A French comedy. John Drew in
the leading part.
GAIETY-John barrymore is playing here
in one Of the pleasantest little comedies of
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
FRANK DANIELS.
In THE Belle of Brittany" Daly's
Theatre.

the season. "The Fortune Hunter" Win
chell Smith is the author OF the piece.
which is now in it's third month. Forrest
Robinson. a poor old inventor. deserves
special mention. The play has fairly
earned its success.
GARRICK-Here they are playing Au-
gustus ThOmas's latest comedy, "The Har-
vest Moon" a strong. sincere convincing
piece. in which George Nash and Miss Ade-
laide Nowak do work that is worth seeing.
A good many persons who have been at
tracted by this play will go this week to
see its predecessor. The WitchinG Hour -
at the Academy of Music. inGwhich the
theme is similar. but. of course. otherwise
developed. The Harvest Moon is play
that no one should miss.
HACKETT-Elsie Ferguson whose act
ing exhausts praise. Miss Ferguson has
the chief part in Charming PoIIock's com
edy. Such Little queen" Some thou
sands OF persons have already contracted
the habit Of seeing her. II is a delightful
habit
HUDSON-Kyrle Bellew. What need Of
saying more? Kyrle Bellew is always
worth seeing. whatever he plays,i1. Now
he is in comedy by Alfred Sutro. 1t is
called The Builder of Bridges" Messrs
Stattard and Jennings and Mrs. ThoEas
Whiffen give him precisely the right kind
of support. Beliew is one of the few mas
ters Of the art of acting.
LIBERTY-MabcI Talaferro in Spring
time" by Booth Harrington and II. Leon
Wilson An idyl 0f louisiana century
ago As "a production" il Is one of the
most complete. ono Of the most nearly per
feet things in respect OF the craft Of stage
management. that New York has seen this
season. I'm respect of acting. Miss Talia-
ferrO's is charming That "f the Oth"f
members of the cast is very good. indeed
Miss T. can do this sort of thins for the
next quarter OF century.
LYCEUM-A brighter. more entertaining
play. with more surprises and moro laughs
than "Arsene Lupin" contains. can scarce
iy be remembered. But. after all. more
than the usual share of credit for the sue
cess Of this play belongs To the players-to
three OF them. any how-Nilliam COurtenay,
Sidney Herbert and Doris Keane; for these
artists have to make the spectator forget
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

the impossibiities of the piece. and draw
all his symPathies 10 the two persons who.
on all grounds save personal charm and
daring. least deserve them. As performed
In London, good portion of the element
of surprise is lacking. because Lupin re-
VealS himself To the audience In the first
act. But the play IS well done there as
here. C1urtenay and Herbert and Miss
Doris Keane will continue 10 draw packed
houses until they sail for England. TO ex-
change places with the London company
LYRIC-"Herod." Stephen PhiIlipss great
tragedy. superbly mounted. William Faver-
sham plays HeTOd: Miss Julie Opp plays
Marianne. These are parts for great play
erS Mr.. FaveTsham and Miss Opp are
not great. but the production as a whole
Is of 50 noble and important a character
that it should hold the stage for a long
time An actor who will in these DAYS
stake so much on a tragedy in blank verse
must have "a Iaudable ambition. ''TIerod'
Is a majestic work. and il is well that the
American playgoing public have an oppor-
tunity To make acquaintance with its
poetry and power
MANINE ELLIOTTS-No better evil
deuce of the existence of a discriminating
public has of late been given than the
cIOWUCu ConuluOn OF the theatre IN which
Forbes-Robertson is playing in The Pass
ing Of the Third Floor Back" Would
any of the Overlords of the American the
atrical world have produced this piay9
Probably none of them would have dreamed
of accepting it. Perhaps the world over
one but Forbes Robertson would have the
perception. tie sympathy and the courage
Certainly no other actor has the personality
and the art which could make both this
character and play the success of Lon
don and New York season. IL would he a
good thing If Maxine E.lli0tt's Theatre
could be fllcd some afternoon with young
American actors, most Of whom need t.
knew how tn speak their native language
how To stand and sit. look and be silent.
Let them Watch-and listen Forbes Rob
eTtSou
NEW AMSTERDAM 80 Adeline Genee.
This fascinating sprite dances through u
sort Of musical comedy which. though
musical. is only relatively comic. II is
comic say. as compared with funeral
But nobody seems 10 mind. Gense Is the
attraction II there were only Genee's
dances nobody would sorrow over the de
letion of the comedy" But IL would be a
pity to lose the chorus which, for once. is
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
VARIETY HOUSES.

ALlIAMBRA-Tsylo Granville. in The
star Bout" viii be the chief performer at
this house Eddie Leonard viii dance and
sing with Mabel Russell i'm Home Again.
Prank Fogerty. The Dublin Minstrel
will use his voice and wit in funny SONGS
and stories. Nillic Payne. known in Eng
land as "the Queen IT Low COMEDY" wiz
make her first American appearance.
AMERICAN-Au exceptionally good hill
will BE- presented here. with Villa uoIt
Wakefield as the principal performer. Miss
Wakefield will present her song READINGS
which have sc often delighted New York
audiences Severin, the French pantomim-
tSt, Will he seen I'm "COnScience' R,-rop
and IAngdon viii be funny in The Dude
Detective Fred Karno will act in "A
Might in London Music HAM, Maude
odell. the beautiful English girl. will pose
BRONN THEATRE-Nat NJ. Wills. ..rhe
Happy Tramp" viii tarry a while here
SO will Clayton White and Marie Stuart
in "Cherie." Qncidentally-but not for pub
hcauon-Aiiss Stuart viii wear some beau
urui Parisian gOwnsJ Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent will dance and sing I'm The
besS Bell Boy" Barnes and Crawford
VIII present laughable sketch called The
Lady and the Fakir." The Dagwen Sis
ters will sing
COLONIAL THEATRE-Irene Franklin
VIII De here this week She viii sing sew
efai original songs BY Burt Greene Mike
> Whailen' The Man from Ireland" will
tei droll stories. WIN Macart and Ethlynne
bradford will present their funny one-act
sketch. y Legitimate Hold Up" Jesse L.
Lasky VIII offer for the CAST ume IN New
York his latest musical comedy. The pth
century Tho oilivotti Troubadours viii
s'i'r' and The Dunedin troupe vitl DO an
sorts OF difncult tricks on bicycles
hAMMtRS1 TENS NICTORiA.-V -Valeska
S'fs'' VII receive 81 90 here this week rof
play ing IA Psul pott.,s. NV, ....,.,..... -,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

young and lovely. Genee though. is the
delight, Genee of the twinkrng toes. The
play is called The Silver STAR II is not
necessary 20 say more about it. or to think
of anybody but Genee. Cienee the incOm-
parable. Would you know what fairy is.
a real fairy-see Genee.
NEW THEATRE.-TO-morrO night this
undertaking so full of promise for the ar
tistic welfare Of the drama and OF acting
in this country. will make it's first appeal
TO the public. Antony and Cleopatra"
which Coleridge called by far the most
wonderful of ShakesDeare's historical
plays. will be performed on Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday and Friday nights. and al
matinees on Wednesday and Thursday. y
new play by Edward Knoblauch. entitled
The Cottage in the Air" will be produced
on Thursday evening. and repeated on Sat
uTday afternoon and evening The public
will. In due course. accustOm itself 20 the
New Theatre method of announcement.
which stars no one. The plays the
thing
SAVOY-Margaret AngIin continues here
in the dramatizatiOn OF Mrs. Deland's
novel "The Awakening of Helena Richie
One OF the most interesting plays in New
York. where 10 play Is better performed
STUYVESANT-Euge Walters play.
THE Easiest Way" continues here with
Miss Frances Starr in the leading part.
WALLACK' 'S-"The Fourth Estate de-
scribcd ON the bills as "a newspaper play"
WEBER S-"The Climax keeps up it's
long run.
WEST END-Viola Allen in The White
Sister," dramatized from Marion CraW-
ford's novel of that name. \ powerful
play wen acted by Miss Allen. James
O'Neiu William Farnum. Mnna Gale,
Mrs Fannie Addison Pitt and others
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

MI Prcedy and the Countess hss
passed its lootG presentation in London
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

IL would not be az all difficult 10 frsms
caustic Indictment OF the American
drama and its Representatives. The dia-
Iogue of the average play is inane. when it
Is not vile. and the technique of the aver
age player leaves almost everything 10 -
desired How many OF our actors and act
resses know how 10 read How many Of
them have at command the last rehnements
OF attitude. gesture and phrase n vas
IN itself a liberal education 20 hear Edwin
Booth speak the lines Of OtheIlo. Iago or
Lear-Sivins 20 each line Of the blank verse
tts exact cadence and TO each word its sN-
act shadow Cf meaning. And Who that was
privileged tO look on can fcrSet the hnsl
scene, in which Booth made the Mccrs IL
aboilc lieutenant speak with the syes. m
stead Of the lips Alas. these triumphs li'-
in the memory alone and Yet We are bouna
To believe that other Booths will CONS
when rho occasion is ripe View orleans
Times Democrat.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

What we have always noticed about n.
stage drink is its terrific potency. That
there are other points OF interest in this
thing we do not deny: and we are inclined
20 agree with a writer in one of The weekly
papers. who says that "our actors. evan
the best and most experienced Of them.
haven't the faintest notion Of how to drink
naturally and with the air of men who Ar.
enjoying the process And We nave frs-
qtentiy noted that curious unspilIabIs
quality IN the musical comedy drink In
TINS particular type Of potation. which Is
set 10 music. and which We may call the
tiay Drink. the careless gestures Of ths
hason holders. who do not actually drink
rntiI they have waved the goblet inside
down. have been known 70 make strong
ana thirsty galleryites burst into tears.
ccmminSied with reproaches. When
Falsely-Accused Frederick suffers mo-
mentary attack OF depression and decides
70 set out for territories exclusively canine.
he pours into small liqueur glass little
very pale brandy, and. with a despsrafs
cry of frenzy and despair drinks il az ons
go sometimes il is half a glass OF nom
cOrporeal claret. But the result Is IN.
same Falsely-Accused Frederick instantly
starts his Apache dance with the grand
pianotorte. and Friends Who Believed In
Him. entering at that moment. say. Good
heavens. he's drunk" The drink is potent.
II cannot always he a case Of weakness OF
head--LOndOn Globe.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
STAGE NOTES.

Among the November plays in London. are
"Lorrimer SabstOn. Dramatfst a. I'm.
ST. James's; Beethoven" az His Nraiss-
tvs; "Bluebird," at the Haymarket .~rbs
Iinkers Wedding and .'Pierrot and
Pierrette." at the Afternoon. and "Crsa-
Mrs Alioway." at the Globe. "Pinkie ans
the Fairies is in reserve for His Majestv's
and "The House Of Temperleyr FOR tina
Adelphi.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
THE COMING WEEK
NEW PRODUCTIONS.

MONDAY NIGHT, November 8.-The
opening Of The New Theatre, with
SOthern and Marlowe in Antony
and Cleopatra"
MONDAY NIGHT, November 8.-At
Daly's Theatre. Frank Daniels IN
The Belle of Brittany" a musical
comedy by Leedham BantOck and
i. j. Barrow. with music by How
ard Talbot and Marie Horns.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. November
1o.-At the Astor Theatre. Seven
Days" a comedy of the New York
smart set, by Mary Roberts Rine-
hart and Avery HOpwOOd Acted
by Hope Latham. Florence Reed.
Lucille La Verne. Herbert Corthell,
Allan Pollock and others.
THURSDAY NIGHT, November H.
The New Theatre presents The
Cottage in the Air" new drama
by Edward KnOblauch.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

The Woman in the Case" is ente-ts-
triumphantly upon its sixth month in Lon
DON This phenomenal success Is due main
~ to Miss Violet vanbrughs performances.
which is said 20 be a masterpiece Of real
ism in an obnoxious part.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

"Mr Preody and the Countess has
passed its loetH presentation in London
The struggle over the English ceusorsnip
may end in a futile compromise. The JoHn'
Committee Is considering recommendations
FOR the retention of the Ofice Of Examiner
OF PLAYS. with the optional right OF pIo
duciuG unlicensed pieces subject % risA'
of prosecution by the law officers or 'H1
crown 10 they consider the performances on
tectionabe. That would be farcical emu
Ing Of protracted controversy. Aoon''V"
Of the censorship would be preferaoie u ~
incOnclusive settlement
r. Il. Irving has several new plays '',., VIZ.
he hopes TO produce this season -
Warbeck." by Laurence irving: "rhe II''''o
OF Lord Arthur Saville. by Percivai .-
don and The Erd of Eustace Eee'
George Pleydeu Bancroft. -,
Jerome X Jerome Is writing 10
comedy in three acts
Mr., Walkley greatly dislikes ine w..
want In the House." lie says. IN -,
London Times; Mr.. Ram Kennedy a.
gave uS as much discomfort a.
JerOme's.' meaning The Passing "
Third Floor Back" -,
Already The New Theatre has So s...,sr
impetus 20 what appear to be tne 800
ambitions cf other managers MI
announces his repertOry theatre. NJ
permanent company. Of PLAYERS. anu
Charles Frohman is un'!erstccd :" ,n
his promise of an undertaking. s"''
character IN New NcrS and l.ondeh ,.,,.
THE Era London. announce 81 en" a.. ,ns
Edith Vynnc Msfthsop Ncuid p' .,s
name part in The Servant -.
House, Curious information iw
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Insurance Companies

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Mr.. ] w. Dean insured with me
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Hampshire Fire Insurance CO., and
obtained settlement in full Of insur-
ance on his residence within 20 DAYS
after notice of loss.
". A. WATKINS. The Insurance Man
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ASK e. J. JENKINS.
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rs a mighty good thing for the
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sHeRIFF's SALE.
rhe State Of rexas. County Of pr.,o..

The State OF Texas. County OF Brazos
by virtue Of a certain execution Is
sued out OF the Honorable Count,
Court OF Brazos County. on the stl
day of October. 1909. by w. C. Boyett
Clerk OF said Court against Konecn,
Bros. for the sum OF Four Hundred
and Sixty.two .si62.O0l Dollars and
cost OF suit, In cause No. 1851 in said
Court, styled The First National Bank
OF Bryan versus Konecny Bros. and
placed In my hands for service. /
John ID. conlee as Sheriff OF Brazos
County. Texas. did. on the nth day of
October, 1909, levy on certain Real
Estate. situated In Brazos County. de.
scribed as follows. to.wit:
A part OF the :. r. Austin league
No. in Brazos County. Texas and
rendered by Frank Konecny as thirty.
nine acres OF land. Beginning at the
$. L. corner South Is T. 20 yrs from
Dr. Davis 10 acre lot: Thence y. Is
w $40 yrs TO Gsffords' line and cor
ner; Thence 5 IS W $40 yrs and cor.
ner on four acre lot of Col. A. c. l..
Hill; Thence O. + 10 l.. ID. Iglehart
three acre lot and corner: Thence n
a. p $50 yrs and corner: Thence
: ~ T. to Mrs Armstrong; north
corner; Thence \ a. e 200 yrs to Rey.
nolds' corner. a stake: Thence $ a. r.
$40 yrs to l.oughridge line and cor.
ner Thence \ Is V seo yrs to the be.
ginning containing 80 acres OF land
Same tract conveyed 10 Frank Cor.
ecny by Ralph Chatham. Receiver o.
the 18th day OF March A. u. 1907 AMI
said deed recorded in Vol, 81 page iSS
Deed Records OF Brazos County. Tey.
as and the same Is referred 10 and
made part hereof for further de
scription.
The said Konecny Bros. having
been called upon TO point out property
belonging to the firm. having faile I
To so do have levied upon the aboyo
described tract OF land the property !
OF Frank Konecny member OF the \
firm of Konecny Bros. and levied ur
on as the property OF said Frank
Konecny and on Tuesday. the 9Th day
OF December. 1909. at the Court House
door OF Brazos County. in the City oil
Bryan. Texas. between the hours OF
ten a. m. and four y. m. will sell
said real estate at public yendue. for
cash. to the highest bidder. as the
property ~ said Frank Konecny nv
virtue Of said levy and said Execution.
And In compliance with Law. | give
his notice by publication. in the I'm.
,lish language. once week for three
weeks Immediately pre-.
eding said day OF sale. in the Bryan
Eagle "A newspaper published in Bra
os County.
Witness my hand. this End day of
'ovember 1909.
J. ID. CONLEE. .
Sheriff Brazos County. Texas.
vs.
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the Texas federation Of Women
clubs began at Denison.
Officers and directors were elected
at the annual meeting OF the Texas
company at Port Arthur.
A penitentiary commission was pro-
posed by part Of the investigating
committee to take over control OF the
penal institutions.
In an opinion by the attorney gen.
erals department a city can not by
bond issues aid or further interests
OF a private enterprise.
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J. w. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Office in Taliaierro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have in Office the only set Of Abstract
Books OF Brazos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Well built iO-room residence and
half block OF ground. located 4 blocks
from a q. n. depot Good servants
room, barn. garden. large shade trees.
two cisterns and city water. Price
$1,000. Small cash payment and bal
ance on long time at per cent inter.
est
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4 Greek Immigrant was denied ad.
mission TO this country last week be
cause his heart was on the wrong
side. Which proves that the theory
Of our government is that every true
Americans heart Is in the right place
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NATURES WARNING.
erysp People Must Recognize ans
Heed II.

5ryap People Must Recognize ans
Heed II.
.dney IFS ,ome qu'ciiy -mysteri
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But nature always warns you
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Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediments
Passages too frequent. scanty, pain.
ful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward off Bright's disease or di.
abetes.
Doans have done great work in
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John J. Stacy ST.. Bryan. Texas,
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ID my back and from that time until
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he good fortune to hear Of Doans
Kidney Pills and making up my mind
q try them. obtained a box at En-.
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For sale by all dealers Price 80
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:. Y. sole agents for the United
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Remember the name-D oan's-and
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For Sale or Trade.

Wyldcwood Breeding Barg and 3
of the best sires in the South consist.
ing OF Blondwood 2i14O. Wildwood
Idyi 1878 and Joe Bailey. a Perohe-
ron draft horse. Also standard bred
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a weanling stud colt by Blonwood
Above are all registered and Of the
best breeding. This is a paying bust
ness and will net $4,000 per year after
paying all expenses OF care. feed etc.
and Is only offered for sale account
OF owners health. VIII sell together
or separately and would take some
real estate on the deal and give time
II desired. For prices and terms see
lll~~r
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II Messrs Yeager and Steele have
the time to spare II would pay them
and benefit all OF us. TO take their
exhibits to the fair at Beaumont next
week and capture another bunch OF
prizes.
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]. ID. CONLEE.
Sheriff Brazos County. Texas.
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! now have a complete lire Of fine
iewelry, watches, eloeIs, cut glass,
hand painted China, Sterling silver.
is47 Rogers Bros. triple plated ware,
fine gold headed umbrellas, mission
eloeps and eleetroliers conklin foun.
tain pens.
Let US do your watch. lewelry and
clock work. Engraving done at res.
sonable prices.
Agent ADAM ScHAAF PIANOS.
Edison photographs and records
sold on easy terms.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-19
The Ships Bell Clock.

In it's most ordinary form the ships bell clock is stout. well made clock, good timekeeper, contained in a round nickel plated case six or seven inches in diameter which is mounted on a board that cnn be hung on or screwed to wall or bulkbead. The face of the clock, the dial. is of finish ed steel. and it's pointers are of blued steel, SO that with Its nickeled case the whole clock has metallic, solid, serviceabie look.
 Attached to projection of the board upon which tine clock is placed, out side the clock and immediately below 1t. is the clocks gong. with the ham, mers-there are two of them--brought down into 1t on arms extending through an opening in the clocks case and striking on the gong's inner side. It is sturdy gong two or three inches in diameter, and it sounds with q strong. clear. resolute note when the hammer strikes it. On this clocks face you can tell the time in the usual way, but the hours are struck as they arc at ses on a ships beli.-New York Sun