Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-13

nj IhE IntA|tkS
THE COMMANDING OFFICER" AT
THE STUDEBAKER.
Beginning next Monday night the
studebaker Theater will have a splen.
did attraction n the powerful new
military drama, The Commanding
Oflicer," by Theodore Burt Sayre,
which will be presented by Daniel
Frohman with company of excep.
tional excellence. It includes that
splendid and delightful actress, Miss
Isabel Irving; Robert T. Haines, who
was leading man for Olga Nethersole
last season; Charles Milward. late lead.
ing man with Mrs. Leslie Carter; Ed.
ward Martendell, who was featured In
1.-THE Alaskan" and Miss Gertrude
Dallas, late OF THE Thief"
BLANCHE WALSH WINS TRIUMPH
AT MviCKER's.
Blanche Walsh has won complete
triumph at Mcvicker's Theater, where
she is playing Emma Eltynge in zine
Test" her new and greatly successful
drama. Again and again she Is called
before the curtain at the close OF the
intense emotional scene in the third
act. Dealing with the problem OF
woman's wrongs and mans perfidy,
THE Test" Is written along lines OF
thought uppermost In the public mind
to-day. The play IL in the modern
style and gives Miss Walsh the oppor-
tunity for which her great emotional
powers have long waited.
THE FLIRTING PRINCESS" A SEN.
sATIONAL SURPRISE AT THE
LA SALE THEAER.
No happening Of the theatrical year
In Chicago has been more fraught
with the sensational and the startling
than the production by Mort H.
Singer Of 1.-THE Flirting Princess a
smashing musical farce, at the La
Sale Theater. November 2. This ID
the latest Adams, Hough Z Howard
piece, with additional music by Harold
Orlob. It is acted by an all.star cast,
which has as Its leading mem
beers John W. Ransome. Violet Dale
May vokes. Adele Rowland, Harry PHI.
Ger. Knox Wilson and Joseph 8. Smith
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THE PREPAYMENT OFFERING OF
THE AMERICAN STAGE.
In the galleries Of our memory
among the impressions Of dramas We
have seen. here and there one will
stand out clear-cut, like the phantoms
OF. our Imagination. The impression
that General Lew Wallace's "Ben.Hur'
makes on Its auditors is cameo.like In
| Its clarity, and the two big scenes
Of the play, the chariot race and thu
miracle scene, once seen are never ef
faced from our memory. The engage
ment OF "Ben.Hur' at the Auditorium
terminates positively on November ~
Everybody should see It.
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GAY MAsQUERADERs" AT THE
STAR AND GARTER.
The artistic instincts Of the seem
painter, the craftiness Of the cow
builder. the genius Of the music com
poser, the cleverness Of the fun pro
WIDER. as well as the sunningness o
the stage director. are said to hav
| hoov, t,sc,, wh< into h n m, an losso von,l oI
ton while preparing Gay, Masquerad
ers" for Its entrance into the aren
OF burlesque competition, the outcom
OF which has evidently given this en-
tertainment prestige Of no meal
magnitude. It will be the Offering a
the Star and Garter next week.
ROMEO AND JULIET AT THE col
LEGE.
Shakespeare's immortal love stor,
Romeo and Juliet" will be presente
to the patrons Of the beautiful Colleg
Theater by the Marvin Stock Compan
all next week, commencing Monda
night. Manager Marvin 10 to be con
mended for giving his patrons
chance to see this great play. and tn
theater should be packed at every pc
Torrance. Albert Morrison will pla
Romeo and Marie Nelson will be tn
Juliet.
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; EXCITING WESTERN PLAY A
il THE MARLOWE.
, THE Last Roundup" a story Of tn
Golden West. will be the Offering I
, Mr.. Marvin to the patrons Of the pop
lar Marlowe Theater all next weel
, This play tells an interesting and @
} citing tale of the wild and woolly We
{ and the able and we'll balanced Marvl
Stock Company should play Vt well.
NERO AND GOGORZA COMING.
J Another program Of unusual intere
+ Is promised by the concert directo
: Max Rabinof. for next Sunday afte
] noon, when the third OF the series
: popular.priced concerts introduced
Q that Arm will be given at the Auf
torium. Mdlle. YOlanda Nero, u
greatest pianist the Hungarian ra
has pivan IN tho world aimee the da'