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VIA THE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS
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Direct connection with the " Y central
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except Sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
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STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE & WAEEHOCS3
COMPANY. A.. ~ and +I West 6itl
st. TO Mrs VI L. FaIes. Max Moses Ms
e. r Blish- F W. smith Ms B. g.
stark. " T. Holden. Miss r. hrsusc1
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lespie Mrs EstelIe Hamuou. Arthur A
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bell. NJ = Cunningham. l. g Wi-1ers. A
G. FOth and William PrauEe r. r.. Esies;
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each OF YOU are hereby rotifieI that rs
time for the payment Of our len upon us
property hereinafter described having eS-
pi-ed after due notice thereof had zen
given you. We viii cause such properl'
u wit. household goods and wsrchandlSs
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON AVE. -694 695 cor. 8lst 81.
one block from Central Park.-At-y
rooms. board optional; summer rates
GOTH ST. 13S WEST.-Airy. comfortab bic
rooms: desirable location; near parks
subway. elevated express. breakfast op-
tioual Scott.
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TVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ~,
The Tribune received at their Jpt9,s.-
once. No 1864 Broadway. between So5-
and 39th SIS. until O'Clock 2 n a.
vertisements received az the follcNi.l
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tween Tth and Sth aves 2S3 West - -
- 1OS5 3d ave 1926 Sd ave. near -. -.
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1e5-b - TSR fremont ave $50 Sd ave
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CTARZ'S CRUISES

AROUND TEE TeRLD
BY s s Cleveland. IS. coo tons. brand ne~.
Oct IS. 90. from y Y. and Feb .. 'IH.
from Frisco. SEQ and up.
18TH AnnuaI Orient Cr-is-. Feb 3 10.
$500 Up. by Lloyd : 5 "G-osser Eur-
fue-St" p days. including - days Esyp;
and Palestine
FRANK g CLARK Times Building New
York
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CHAUFFEUR. - Machlnst: experienced
driver does all repairs; city or country
good reference. r A. Goebel. 326 East
S5th 81.
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RrsINEss CHANCES
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

DIRECTOlRE. Empire, Princess gowns:
perfect ht guaranteed: latest fashions
Marshall. 100 Vest 10th st.
FIRST CLASS French dressmaklng: even
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novelties. remodellinE. 625 Lexington ave
54th ST.
VISITING miliner: hats made. trimmed
and remodelled. Marie I34 West 18th
St Postal will call
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Male.
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Male
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order business began with - Send for
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SALESMAN WANTED.-On commission
or $50 and up per month with expenses.
as per contract Experience unnecessary.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

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Male
! CHAUFFEUR Competent chauffeur ana
mechanic in private family sober ana
| expert driver on foreign and American cars;
taxicab experience. Hovy, 326 West 4sth st
| CHAUFFEUR aged "a: three years ex-
perience; willing, obliEing, strictly non
est and sober; does own repairing CITY REL -
| Island City.
CHAUFFEUR. - Machinigt; experienced
driver: does all repairs; city or country;
good reference. r A Goebel. 326 East
S5th st.
! CHAUFFEUR Colored city or country;
repairing: neat appearance: reliable man.
no liquor or tobacco habits; assist F5 with
OF Harry. $40 West seth St
CHAUFFEUR Experienced on road and
in shop; reference; drives Packard. Max
well f. Duprey. 50 West Tooth st
CHAUFFEUR coiored man. %;
private family: five years experience;
good mechanic; do all repairs; or on motor
boats. Percy H. Banks. Great Neck. l. l.
CHAUFFEUR German. single. 81; speaks
English and German. city or country: do
all rerairs: best references. Frank SrEle-
nier. T05 1st ave.
CHAUFFEUR. -Cierman-American. mar
ried: experienced on Haynes and Buick
ferred: city. country; good references
Gus. PIG Willis ave
DRIVER. &o.-Young man as driver or ele-
vator runner: good reference. James Ho-
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FIREMAN or OILEP.-sober. willing:
good references Broos, 30 East s4th ST.
SALESMAN Experienced in G-;-ply line.
also wait line: would Ike TO - from
reliable firm: three years road experience;
travelled middle West. Ellis A. RosensaT-
ten, 51S Quincy st, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN 900 as driver, or at any
thing. a. Fisher, 295 East Sth 81.
YOUNG MAN Gg) as entry clerk, stock
clerk or assi--sur shipping clerk four
wears experience. first class reference
Robert Raphael. y East 1OJth St
YOUNG MAN. 25. energetic and honest.
wishes clerical or outdoor position. ref
erences. moderat" salary Address Peter
S. Blake, SOC weIraeld st. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN in an Office; graduate Of
nigh school; aged Is John Z Martin.
lOl East 18th ST.
YOUNG MAN. %. good education. wishes
position with chance OF advancement.
excellent reference. : Lichtensrein. PIT
West 10th st.
YOUNG MN (20). good appearance high
school graduate. also graduate Of COM
U"rcial institute. excellent penman. rapid
and accurate calculate. desires position
WIKI reliable concern. assistant hp0kkecper.
ofice assistant. entry clerk ctc. not afraid
Of work. Al references salary no object.
Maurice Rothstein "A Delaney It.
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N0RTH GLERMAN i LLOYD

Large. Fast and Luxurious TVin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarins Siguals
PLYNOUTH-CHERB RCi-BREMEN
Express SailinEs Tuesdays at 10 A. 81
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GEORGE WASHISGTON-Sa Aug j.
27.g0O tons Newest and Largest German
Ship ahOat- Every innovation known 70 ths
shiPbuilder's art
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLES-GE GENOA
Mediterranean SailiEgs Saturdays at II A "
4. Lrise. July 10 Berlin new. Aug "A
P. Irene July 17iP. Irene Aug. IS
Connections EnCirclinS the Globe.
Travellers Checks good all over ths world
Apply OELRICHS & CO. General AgenfL
8 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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CHAUFFEUR. UR.-Colored, city or country {;
repairing: neat appearance. reliable man
no iiuunr or tobacco habits; assist with
other work. reference. William Hart, care
OF Harry $40 West seth st.
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CHAUFFEUR. aged "a: three years ex-
perience: willing, obliEing. strictly hon
est and sober; does own repairing; city ref
erence Lundgren. 256 Academy St. Long
Island City.
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SKROOKS
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ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
Discriminatory No 905. 424 Bank for
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ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST handbook No. 424 S9T of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon to
present the same u the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared can
celed and 'extinguished and a new one
isseud in lieu thereof.
LOST OF STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No 6lT.2I3
OF the German savings Bank IN the CITY
Of New York, corner 4th ave. ami I4th 81
issued 20 Sadie J.. Cassidy. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned 70 the bank on the 2Sth day
OF July. 1909. duplicate viii be issued
LOST or STOLEN. Bsnkbook No. e2I $50
OF the German savings Bank In the city
Of New York. corner +th ave and 18th st
issued - Elsia Somuer- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. VI
not returned To the hank on the oath day
OF July. 1909. ii duplicate vii. be issued.
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RED I'd" LINE

RED u LINE"
FOR SAN JUAN. 2. r Ia GUATRA.
pro. CABEILO.
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Freight only.
Pier II. adjoining Wall - Ferry. Brooklyn.
These steamers Have SUPERIOR AccoUruo-
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Bot LION. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers - Wall ST
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THE CHATEAU
BOYS BOARDED

place: rural surroundings; fruit. rarden. milk
horses. games swimming. well ded life. 20
boys; experienced teacher; tutoring
HUYLER HOMESTEAD. Tenahy. y. J
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CHAUFFEUR Experienced on road and
in shop; reference; drives Packard, Max
we'll r Duprey. 50 West Tooth st.
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AMERICAN LINE From a. Pisr is 4! IS, u \ R.
PLYMOUTH-CHER +SOCTHAMPTON
Philadelphia July 3 New York go July u
st Paul July 70 ST. Louis July "a
RED STAR LINE From Pc, p - :, y R.
NEW YORk-DOVER-
KroOnland July 10 Eaderlard. ... July p
Lapiand new July Il iceland -.---- July 81
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PASSENGER OFFICE o BROADWAY
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CHAUFFEUR Young coiored man. %:
private family: five years experience;
good mechanic; do all repairs; or on motor
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FOR SALE.

CURIO WATCH FOR SALE-Date 1872
beautiful beaten gold work on case Ad-
dress W. r Peck & Co. 116 Broad st
New York.
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CHAUFFEUR Competent chauffeur ana
mechanic In private family; sober and
expert driver on foreign and American cars;
taxicab experience. Hovy. 326 West 4Sth st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-03

CHAUFFEUR single. 81; speaks
English and German. city or country; do
all repairs: best references. Frank Srkle-
nier. T05 LIST ave.
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NEW YORK
GWNalA1s1AESxx 1Ex
QUEEN
Of the
CATSkiLLS

Us OOEEN
= 6 Of the
CATSkiLLS
Elevation. / 500 II.
4 Cool. dry climate
Fishing, Golf,
Riding.
City improvements
Books at
Pe5rsall
4 Bureau.
203 Broadway.
New York.
Also all newspaper
resort bureaus.
Day Line Boets OF
West Shore r. r.
to Kingston.
thence Catskill
trip via
ULSTER 6 DEL. r. II.
TO Stamford
Excellent train service.
Through cars y. !. TO
Stamford. Az hours.
Cottages for sale and ren
nished Cottages. Robinso
Il A Dvckman.
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CHAUFFEUR.-Ci German American. mar
ried: experienced Haynes and Buick
cars; handy with tools. private family pre-
ferTed: city, country; good references.
Gus. 216 willis ave.
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brilliant overture win bo played. also
tho fascinating "segudiIla,' the "Cigar-
cite Girls chorus and thc "Hahanari, '
the latter "a genuine Spanish tune bore
rowcd by Bizet from the Basque land.
There viii also bc 90 Spanish dance I'M
troduCcd into tho second oct ec noe 20
Llllas pasta's tavern or cabaret There
should boz plenty of picturesque m1-
tcr.al for the Mack players ion thIs gay
drama with lts scenes OF Scviia festival
and bun hght and with Ite back ground
of Soldiers gipsios and smuEglcrs. Toe
Gypsy camp in the third act with IT'S
rugged mountain environment aud .ta
exciting hand Go hand duel between
Don Jose and the toreador should be
decidedly meiodpmatic in appeal Mary
Han as Carmen, r. y. Henron as the
toreador and George Baldwin as Don
Jose promises fine Interpretations. An
na cleveland VIII furnish piquant
Thcresa. the rival OF Carmoncita among
the cigarette girls and Callie Gates viii
have a good part as Dolores, the unf0r-
tunate sweetheart OF Jose. Airing AL
cine win play the gipsy chief and Clay
Clement Jr. tho spanish colonel. Bee
sides the whole company Of l6 mem
beers there will BE- a considera num-
her OF extra people as soldiers gipsies,
smugglers and populace. II is the in-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
Obscure Playwrights at Last
Get Their Work Produced

general meeting recently re-christened
itself the Playwrights' association Gu
riously enough. this association is en-
Enthusiastically supported by woman
playwrights who are anxious TO get
their work before the public. The
scheme is on somewhat more philan-
thUpic lines than the afternoon the
alter; and is not quite so ambitious.
While it win aid the production OF the
works Of the obscure and struggling
playwright IT does not hold forth In
a big theater like His Majestys Al
the same time. it serves "a most useful
purpose, and fills. so 10 speak, the pro-
verbal long-felt want. Promi-
neut in the association arc: cyril
Maudo, O. Aubrey Smith and Allan
AyncsWOrth who have volunteered TO
act as readers of unacted plays. With
such practical men 10 pass judgment on
manuscripts. not only Will vast
amount Of unproduceable work be elm
mated from the field forever but I'M
doubleday gems win be discovered in
the heaps OF rubbish that win wen re-
pay the labor spent ON looking for thom.
Members of this association are entitled
TO send I'm three plays each and the
most suitable Of the whole lot viii be
strongly recommended to managers.
Someone has suggested that there
should be a combination between tho
Afternoon theater and the Playwrights'
association the former 90 produce the
plays discovered by the latter.
Under all the circumstances II looks
as ~ the unknown aspirant to dra-
matte fame We're to have a chance in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
THEATER GOSSIP

Margaret Anglin Is said 90 have re-
iected "a French play by Lianc de
PonEy, ON the ground that IL is too
Puritan
A new national theater Is 90 Doe built
I'm the City of Mexico. to cost $4,000
600. which sum has been appropriated
by the government
Frederick Warde ended hls lecture
tour at Hutchinson. kan, last week.
and returned 90 New York, whore lac
win remain until May ..
The shuberts have secured for pro-
duction comedy bv Ferdinand Colt
Gottschalk is an actor in John DreW's
company
Reports come from New York 20 the
effect that Henry Miller has decided
tn shelve THE Faith Healer for the
rest ~ the season. ANA may take %
out early next fan after 20 has been
rewritten Tho play Us by William
Vaughn Moody author of "rhc Great
Divide
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude
Elliott win tour this country next
season in Jerome K JorOme'a "The
Passing m the Third Floor Back"-a
play which has some similarity to
"Tho servant Boo the House" They win
start with an engagement at Sister
MaNlne'a New York thcatcr.
A prior right existing 90 the title
"Nouc but the Brave Miss Gone
stance FletcherH new play founded
on nalzBca Ia Duchesse de- LaugcaIa.
viii Doc called "Tho Double Conquest"
tphearFhls of tho piece are In proc
greHa and its production at the Lon-
don Lyric win take place in about
two weoks
feature of tho benefit given for
Miss clara Morris ln NeW YORK ycatcr-
day afternoon was the performance
of tho second act of Lady Wiuder-
mero's Fam tho cast Including
~ sscs Virginia Harmed. Frances Starr.
Elsie Janis Dorothy remnant Euta
Proctor OTIS Messrs ~. M Holland.
Edwin Arden Robert Warwick. Iau-
rance b'orsay and Edgar norton
william Collier reached the end az
his long engagement at the GarrIck
theater New York recently For
| nearly siN months he has played s"rhe
Patriot to "a succession Of crowded
houses. Aow he viii proceed 10 ace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24


a. l.. ErIanger OF che Klaw & Er-
LANCER combination. excited consider
able interest Boa London recently during
his lying VISIT for The purpose of MAX
Ing arrangements Tor introducing Lit
to Memo 90 British audicnoel In
Euelmd, especially during the christ
mas holidays and Tor three months
after there is u great nun ON what arc
called rnnf0mlmcs-Ktry Fashioned
productions which are supposed 10 have
come to ENGLAND with William the Con-
queror.s crowd of merry hIibusters Tho
success OF rantomimos has recently
bgcu outslrppod by j N Baruc's
'iHiDr PAM FOR me reason chat the
latter II entirely for children. Curious
lY enough. Eriauger VIII Introduce the
American Peter Pan IAtuc Namo"-
into England and az the Same time
inke back with him to che United States
mo British paut1mime 'DIck White
uuBiou' which has been running at
tho nrury lanc. Tho Introduction 81
Idtiln Meme Hil not however De-
the only form of me coming American
drgnatio Invasion of England on the
hrst ol May Ieisiold viii ask the Brit-
lsh public to sit pap and listen to Miss
Innocence which swim ho produced by
hs Wlp. Anna Held. ana "a company
composed entirely of Americans This
play WIN Da followed by tho "Fouios
0f 1900"
England certainly seems r.uo for a
systematic Invasion by American mus
lcal comedy Various American artists
have Cor yoals heon extremely popular
with the muaic-hall audiences ~ ne
h.f English towns Everywhere you 20
you aoa American turns" which are
usually tho best things on the program
~ to this time. NO concerted effort has
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now and clever moving pictures.

new ana clever moving pictures
Next week at the Colonial Theater
promises To be a series Of novelty III
yertsoments out Of the ordinary. ina
the first place. local Manager Grant has
arranged TO present that sterling music
al SUCCESS THE Burgomaster. fer tha
first time anywhere at the C1lonials
scale of prices. ON Monday night, TO
decide wager the stage hands VIII
ondeavor 20 "go against time IN an
attempt to set the third act first scene.
OF The Burgomaster' in fun view OF
the audience The setting and striking
of "a scene in FUN view OF an audience
is sure enough departure I'm itself AMI
when 10 is understood that algrtness
and precision are imperative in the pres
Ont ease. % should prove all che more
interesting THE Burglmaster' VIII
Doe presented for the one tholslndth
time at the Thursday matinee. and To-
mark the event beautiful Colonial plate
viii Doe given free as souvenirs g.
every lady attending Several thcater
parties are being arranged for iu honor
Of Harry Herman who Dr. well known
knight of Columbus and also am Elk
Special attention win be paid to ihe
musical features OF next weeks "Car-
mem revival at Che Bungalow This
famous romance VIII be- given with
great deal of incidental music from the
opera of the same name by Georges
Bizet which has been such pop liar
fayorte since lts FIRST performance at
the Paris Opera CUmlQue in 1870. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

Hour" and "Tho vital Question and
Frederick Trucsdcll hopes to collect
royalties on what Is Love For3"
Margaret Anglin viii complete her
tour of the world when she lands m
New York CITY about the middle OF
next month. She opens in Boston ia
September next. with, "Thc Awaken
ing of Helena Richie after an ABB
sence from the American stage OF
close upon two years. The English
rights 20 the play. We're last week pur-
chased by Miss Angins agent from
Mrs Dcland and the dramatic author.
Miss Charlotte Thompson. The actress
intends to appear in 10 herself I'm Lon-
don. following it's run in America She
Writes from Europe that before COM
ing home she VIII perform the play
at the Theater Antoine iu Paris, for
copyright purposes
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any criterion next weeks BIN is an
exceptionally strong one. The same
holds good al the Colonial ana 500
Bungalow. THE Liars" which closes
tonight, Us making a hit and THE Bur
gomaster" which follows az the Colonial
next week al popular prices, is SAD 10
carry "a strong company Miss Mary
Hall takes her players over 20 the
Bungalow next week where She VIII
put on an ambitious production 81
Carmen" At the Grand the Arlington
company mikes way for the return of
McEwen, the hypnotst, who did big
business there Tor two weeks recently.
The Lyric, too. has INDUCED Ia a prus-
pcrity week with some really strong
non-trust motion pictures and other
features.
Next weeks Orphoum BIN with APP
prONlmately 30 people on the stage enc
gagged in the various acts. viii take On
abe nature of an opera. or the seven
numbers on the bin six are "full stage.
and moro than half of them carry their
own scenery. Jolly Fanny Rice is the
headluer She has am net With hey
miniature stage. ON which she depicts
various characters that is novel and
clever Ia addition she is o. witty Wo-
man. clever az rcpartee with "a keen
sense of humor "fn tho Subway" S.
the title OF "a comedy sketch by Edsar
Allan Woolf presented by Miss Violet
Black and company There is an unique
scene, showing Now Yorks under
ground tunnel of traffic. "thc tube."
Tho gorgeous draper.cs and rugs used
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tention 10 make the productlon a menu
orable one.
The four weeks engagement Of the
Arlington players at the Grand closes
this evening IL has been successful
from every point of view. The attend
ance this week has been excellent aud
those who have witnessed the pr0duo-
tlon Of can Orphans Prayer say that
IL Is the best piece that this c1mpang
has put on. Next week the Great Nc
Even VIII be the attraction with an
entertainment which uins the gamut
from slcight Of hand and cabinet tricks
10 straight hypnotism. McEwel. on
his former visit here. was "a factor m
packing the house AT every perform
ance and creating considerable discus.
sion generally