Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
News of Interest for Chicago
Playg0ers and Base Ball
Fans.

"THE SINS OF SOCIETY" sTIRs
CHICAGO.
Chicago has gone wild over Brooks
4 Dingwall's production Of The Sins
Of Society" at Mcvicker's Theater.
The big playhouse Is the scene nightly
Of great demonstrations. the sensation.
al incidents Of the drama arOusing
frenzied applause and cheers. The
newspapers of the city were more en-.
thusiaslic In their endorsement Of the
great presentation than they have been
to any other play Of the year. The
Tribune, in commenting on the great
scenes of the play. said: "rhey are
truly stupendous ana succeeded In
working the audience into u furore Of
excitement and enthusiasm"
DUSTIN FARNUM IN CAMEO.
KIRBY"
Cameo Kirby" with Dustin Far.
mum. is packing the Stulcbaker at
every performance Booth Harrington
and Harry Leon Wilson. who so kindly
contributed ''rhe Man From Home"
are responsible for Cameo Kirby" as
well. and their romantic drama Of old
Southern days II as fresh and breezy
and lnvigOratlng rs breath of mag
nOlia-lalen air waited from the level
shores Of the Father of Waters. The
story il thrilling in It's situations. ele-
CANT In the literary polish of Its Ian.
guage and satisfying In Its novel incur.
sion into hithertO-unsearclled eras Of
American history. There IL entertain.
ment for the most Sblase theat .gOcr
In this romantic tale of romance and
adventure.
"TlIE ALASKAN" A WINNER.
''rhe Alaskan got of toEa flying
start at the Great Northern Theater,
making an emphatic hit with the pub.
lie and an equally pronounced one with
the newspaper reviewers. More kindly
comment has never been passed upon n
musical show. o. l.. Hail, In the
Journal, says. "With all Its splendid
singers, its industrious comedians and
its willing chorus, The Alaskan is a
dandy show. 1t Is worth much more
than the Great Northern tariff and de.
serves to be seen by all who can get In
the theater." The foregoing extract
takes no account Of the individual hits
made by the singers. Mr.. Martlndel.
Mr.. Hun and Miss Lieb. and by the
comedians, Mr.. Carroll and Mr.. Weln.
burg, nor Of the sprightly work by the
numerous chorus.
THE PRINCE OF TONIGHT" AT
THE PRINCESS.
That "rhe Prince OF Tonight"
IL proving worthy successor Of "a
stubborn Cinderella" is easily seen by
tho way the beautiful Princess The.
ater Is being packed ut every perform.
ance. This brilliant musical fantasy
has captured the hearts of Chlcago's
playgOers and record.breaking run
is certain. Harry Woodruff and
Goergia Crane are ably assisted in the
I funmaklng by Adele Rowland, Harry
l'ilcer, Frances Demarest, Bert Baker
and n chorus that for beauty has no
equal In town. Tonight VIII Never
Come Again" and "FOllOw the Rainbow
Trail" two of the prettiest ana catch.
lest songs ever written, IRE sung In
"The Prince Of Tonight" Mr.. Mort
Singer has added another to his al.
ready long list Of successes.
"THE GOLDEN GIRL" AT THE La
SALE.
"The Golden Girl" the gorgeous mr,.
slcal show, with Its cast of splendid
players, continues Its big success Mt
the In Sale Theater. ana with the
twelfth week starting Sunday night,
no let up can be seen In its pOpulari.
ty This musical play. built around In.
cidents ut the West Point Military
Academy, IL by far the best entertain
ment that Manager Singer has ever
provided Mt the In Sale TheaterA and
one scene, the spectA Gle Of the golden
ballet, with Its rain Of gold, Ii enough
In Itself to make the production men,
orable. WinOna Winters. Harry Tighc,
Harold Crane, Helen Cullinan, Iamil.
ton Coleman continue to add to their
popularity at every performance.
'THELMA" AT THE COLLEGE.
Commencing Monday evening, April
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