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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

since its first production by The Wag-
entails & Kemper company of the AS
tor theatre, New York, has been seen
by upwards Of two millions Of people
and Us nailed as one of file pbencm-
email successes OF the day While New
York and the west were visited last
year The play has been seen com
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and the company win yiet hat por-
uon OF The country this year. piaying
the principal cities. A me- -rtflcent
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oThe Lion and the Mouse .

SO very American that it appeals to
every American Is The Lion ana
The Mouse, thar famous play which
ran for TWO fun years in New York.
and which has been seen by millions
Of playg ers It win te presented IN
this city hy Henry 3 Harris at the
Grand next Friday night, October 20.
The production has had an eNtraor-
binary success since its first appear
ance on the stage and it would ap-
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taken in this famous drama OF Charles
Klein, that II viii endure for many
years to come.
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"paid in Fullv

paid in Full" with strong cast
will re given here on next Monday
night, Noveml er /, at the Grand. II
is the great American play which,
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
FALL FASHION
Demands Sweeping Changes
IN WOMAN'S FIGURE
A Large BUST and More Flesh

Almost over night the wind Of fash
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
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Two Little Girls had Eczema Very
BadIy-In One Case Child's Hair
Came Out and Left Bare Patches
Fathers Head Sore from Child
hood In All Three Cases
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
HARTMAN OWNS
1.-THE BLUE MOON'
Oriental Musical Comedy Will
Be tie Second of Come
dams Offerings

Ferris Hartman's first week at the
Princess has proven an artistic and
financial success. The comedian has
created a splendid impression as the
Yankee consul and has exhibited side
OF his comedy talents which shows him
at his best and most unctnous. The
last performance of 5s'The Yankee
Consul" will be given this afternoon
and evening Monday night and the
rest Of the week. viii be devoted to an
elaborate presentation OF ''The Blue
Moon" This piece has been seen here
but once. That was when James I.
Powers played ii at the Novelty thea
ter. Hartman's success in securing the
exclusive coast rights for its produc-
ton was an excellent stroke of busi-
ness. for the oriental musical comedy
has been great success.
AS Private Taylor Hartman should
be at his best. Oscar Walsh, whose
fine tenor voice has been one of the
features of the Princess performances
this week, will be nicely cast in lyric
role: Water de Leon as Bobbie, a news
paperman: Walter Catlett as an idol
maker, Fogarty as a mighty major ana
other masculine members of Hartman's
company will be at their best. Octa-
via Rroske will have several solo op-
portunities. Miss Josie Hart as Lady
Angela, Miss Anna Little as Evelyn
Ormsby. Miss "Muggins" DaYies as
pretty Millicent and others in the cast
will be well disposed of in congeniai
roles. The score of The Blue Moon"
a hounds in pretty music and the book
is witty and lively.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
CHARLES DOW CLARK Is
ALCAZAR'S NEW COMEDIAN

Charles Dow Clark. the Alcazar,s
new comedian, has had varied expert
ence in his special line of stage work.
Here is his record:
1891 -95-Dramatic reader and hu-
morist with the Tufts College glee
club, Boston.
-9s-with Daniel Frohman,s Ly-
ceum theater company in The Pris-
oner of Zenda."
-99-With the New York Casino
company in "The Telephone Girl
-90-With the MY Daughter in
Law. company
1900 -Os-With the Quincy Adams
Sawyer" company.
1903 -04-With Madame Schumann-
Heink's company in Loves Lottery"
1904-05-With Henry w. SavaEe's
woodland company.
1905 -07--With the Elsie Janis com
pany in "The Vanderbilt Cup"
1907 -0S-With the Alfred Carius
'Yamav company.
-09-With the Valencia theater
stock company, San Francisco.
He has played summer stock engage
ments in Rochester. N Y; New London
Conn; at the Fourteenth Street fheater
and the Metropolis theater, New York
city; Peaks Island, Me-. and in Pitts
burg, Pa.
Two years ago he originated the part
OF the French canadian in THE Build.
ers' at the Astor theater. New York.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
POPULAR PRIEST
CALLED BY DEATH
Rev. Father. Felix Bergeretti,
Pastor OF st. Joseph's Portu=
guese Church, Dies

Rev. Felix Andrew Bergeretti pas
tor OF the St. Joseph Portuguese
church, Oakland. and widely known as
missionary, died of heart failure at
Providence hospital Friday following
at operation. He took charge of st.
Josephs church in 1901 and completed
his life's work at the age of 81 years.
A native of Turin. Italy, Father Ber-
gerettis labors took him into many
quired the mastery of ffye languages.
His service for the church began in
the college of foreign missions at
Genoa. His first charge was IN Aus
tralia and lasted three years. Ceylon.
where he remained II years, was his
next field of labor. During his seven
years following in Palestine he built
an orphanage for poor boys and the
church OF the Sacred Heart at Beth
lehem.
Father Bergeretti next went to
Venezuela, where his services TO the
sick during the great smallpox epf-
demic of 1899 won him a gold me'ial
from the government and the decora-
tion of the Order of Bolivar. Although
he worked among 1000 patients, he es-
capped the disease.
An exciting experience in Father
Bergerettis life was uprising of
natives in Ceylon. which followed his
conversion of a Buddhist priest. One
of the Is churches under his charge
was burned and threats of assasina-
tion were made, but the priest stood
his ground, protected by loyal natives.
The church he was instrumental in
building at Bethlehem cost 100000
&c MN od l.xvf al So
its beauty and impressiveness.
While in charge of st. Joseph's
church of Oakland Father Bergeretti
had remarkable success in building up
his parish. His funeral takes place
from that church at 1890 o'clock this
morning. At o'clock tomorrow even
ing the Office of the dead will be
chanted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
PRETTY WEDDING AT
THE SWEDISH MISSION
Daughter of Pastor Is Charms
ing Bride of Oakland Man

The marriage of Miss Esther Viola
Anderson and Alfred ]. Anderson took
place Thursday evening, September 9,
lores street.
The bride is the daughter of
Rev. Carl Anderson, pastor of the
same church, and he gave the bride
in marriage, while Rev. Albin Ander-
san, an uncle of the bride, was
the officiating Clergyman. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Naomi
Anderson, as maid of honor, and Miss
Anna Hegelin was the bridesmaid The
little twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Evans acted as flower girls, while
eight ribbon bearers preceded the
bridal party in the following order.
Miss Millie Rehn. Miss Ethel Berggren.
Miss Lillian Ostlund, Miss Eff1e Ost-
lund. Miss Ellen Gustafson. Miss Gerda
Johnson. Miss Mabel F'orsberg, Miss
Olga RisselIA They. were gowned in
white and carried white ribbons and
wreaths of pink asters.
The bride wore gown of white
duchess satin, trimmed with lace.
and carried a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley and bride's roses.
Miss Naomi Anderson wore a pale blue
satin princess gown and carried pink
roses. DIR. p. J. Anderson, a brother
of the bride. acted as best man, while
Philip Anderson was the usher More
than 900 guests attended the reception
that was held in the church parIors
after the ceremony. The brides mother
was assisted in receiving her guests
by Mrs. c. J. REIN and Mrs. j. B. He'd
strom. At the wedding breakfast G. 7.
REIN acted as toastmaster. The couple
will reside in Oakland after honey-
moon trip.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
MUSICAL SEASON
IS FAIRLY BEGUN
San Francisco Choral Society
. Holds First Rehearsal
Tomorrow Night
By WALTER ANTHONY

The music season may now be sup-
posed to have begun. Teachers are
back In their studios and pupils are
trying to recover what they lost of
technical facility during vacation time.
The outlook for the coming of
foreign artists this year is favorable.
VIII Greenbaum promises plenty of
talent of the highest class, such as
Kreissler, Nordica and others, to be
later named
But it isn't what we import that
helps so much. 1t is what we do for
ourselves. In this respect we are get
ting on. With the establishment of a
new and ambitious choral society, the
bringing together of the diverse musi-
cal interests of the city under the
banner of the American music society
and with the organization of several
new string organizations, 1t looks WELL
What we need now is a symphony So
ciety and a building fit for smusical
events of size and quality.
Tomorrow night will be the occa-
sion of the first general rehearsal of
the newly organized San Francisco
choral society, under the direction of
Paul S.eindorff. Already an enroll
ment of 70 singers is reported and the
choral begins it's career under what
would seem to be the best of auspices.
There is room in this city for
great choral society devoted to the
presentation of the larger works of the
great choral masters-Handel, Haydn,
Elgar, Perosi, Bruch, Saint Saens, Du-
bois-to name but few. An enthu-
siastic support should be given the
new society and no doubt it will be-
Rehearsals will be held at knights
of Columbus hall in Pine street near
Steiner.
Steindorffs association with the
chorus is indication of the possibili-
ties which may be revealed
upon which the choral society will
of the Saint Saens composition is an
event to excite pleasurable anticipa-
tion.
The Pasmore trio will present Sc
ries of recitals at the Pasmore studio,
1470 Washington street, which has a
seating capacity of ESQ. The first con-
cert will take place Friday evening.
September H. Chester Herold, tenor.
and Miss Theresa Ehrman, pianist, will
assist.
The program will be:
Trio in D minor. by Schumann; songs
from "A Poets Love-" Schumann; a
Brahms violin concerto, which will be
heard for the first time in San Fran
cisco, and Gades .Nove1letten."
After all, it appears that Caruso has
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
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Gossip of the Stage

Frederick Belasco was the first man
ager TO secure The Great Divide for
a stock company.
Charles Murry and Ollie Mack are
now in vaudeville playing a skit, IAN
Argument in Harlem"
Wright Lorimer viii make his first
tour OF the Pacific coast during the
latter part of this year. He brings
THE Shepherd king"
Rosario Guerrero, who has not been
seen in San Francisco for three years
is an attraction billed for appearance
shortly at the orpheum.
A new dramatic paper has been
launched in New York called the New
York Review. Its first issue is made
attractive by a supplement of beautiful
half tones.
First of the big musical attractions
to be seen at the Van Ness this season
will be George NJ. Cohan's The Talk
Of New York. with Victor Moore in
the principal role.
'grhe Rose of the Rancho" is an
noanced by the Alcazar management
as its choice Tor tneatrlcal prOQuc-
ton during Portola week. A more ap
propriate play could not be selected.
Much similarity is said to exist be-
tween the comedy methods of Ernest
Gledinning, the Alcazar's former, ju-
yenile actor, and Harrison Ford, the
new player at that house of juvenile
roles
Helen Bertram is engaged as prima
donna to play Havana by a company
organized to introduce George Ed
wardes' musical play on the Pacific
coast The company opened in Allan
tic City Labor day.
Elsa Ryan, who was seen at the
American in 'The Blue Mouse" has
left the cast and will appear in q forth
coming Broadway attraction in sup
port of Frank Daniels. Blanche Deyo
succeeds Miss Ryan in The Blue
Mouse"
"a Gentleman From Mississippi" was
record success in New York and Chi
cago and kept the Metropolis theater
open after the traditional closing up
day, May 1. A special company has
been organized to present the play on
tour and will be heard here at the Van
Ness when Blanche Bates engagement
is ended. The play was written by
Harrison Rhodes and Thomas A.. Wise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

little need to worry over the similarity
of names between his own and that of
the new tenor. FREDERICK Carasa. Ac-
cording to reports from New York,
Carasa at his opening performance as
Radames In aida" made a very in
different success and at no time ex-
hibited any Of the glory which is in
Caruso's throat.
Miss Elsa Thornsvard of the royal
opera, Elberfeld. will give recital at
Golden Gate hall, 2135 Suffer street.
Tuesday evening, September IA.
This is Miss Thornsvard's first visit
to her native city since she made
name for herself in the lyric world.
She was born in San Francisco and
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Muluxz2ggL3Uxzsm
VAN NESS AVENUE AND SUFFER-

attended the California School of Me-
chanical Arts. 1t was while a student
at Lick that the quality of her voice
attracted attention. After some pre-
liminary work here she went to Paris
where she studied for three years and
then went to Berlin. After studying
there she went to Elberfeld and re-
mained there four years. during the
last two of which she sang pricipal
roles in the royal opera house.
She will be assisted in her program
by Frederick Maurer Jr. at the piano.
Alexander Stewart will appear in
series of six recitals. assisted by Miss
Virginia de Fremery. organist- The
well known Oakland violinist will give
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

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church. Oakland. on the evenings OF
September IT, 1g. 2s, October 5, 10
and IL IT,. are Sunday evenings.
and the musfc4will follow the regular
evening services Of the church. The
numbers TO be given tonight will be
Tenaglia's Aria Saint Saens' "Ro-
mama in G majoH' and Beethoven's
"Minuet in G."
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
Van NESS AVENUE and SUFFER-
NEWMAN { LEYINSON,
Last Three Days OF
The Removal Sale

At the business Wednesday Van
will abandoned forever thereafter things
readiness
ered for your approval
Of the opening will broadly published
this There stock here much of it
everything than 10
but there odds useful
great 70 with multitude articles half price, third
reduction once quarter off,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

TWO SMALL FAILUREs-Patriek Quinn.
San Francisco liquor dealer. fled a petition IN
bankruptcy yesterday. His liabilities are sched-
uled at s5o9.50 with $500 in available assets o.
]. Hall, a laborer OF Stockton, 6led a petition
in bankruptcy His liabilities are s423.o4 with
$50 in assets
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

Frederick Belasco was the first man
ager TO secure The Great Divide" for
a stock company.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

Wright Lorimer will make his frs
tour OF the Pacific coast during th'
latter part of this year. He bring.
THE Shepherd king
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

Charles Murry and Ollie Mack are
now in vaudeville playing a skit, AN
Argument in Harlem"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

Rosario Guerrero. who has not been
seen in San Francisco for three years
is an attraction billed for appearance
shortly at the Orpheum.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12

Helen Bertram is engaged as prima
donna to play Havana by a company
organized to introduce George Ed
wardes' musical play on the Pacific
coast The company opened in Allan
tic City Labor day.