Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-13
|AT THE Big THEATERS.
Attractions for Next Week at All Of the
leading Chicago P|ay.housss.

Wilder, the famous humorist and mon
Ol0gist. DeBlere. wonder, a mysti-
fier and an illusionist. Thorne 4 Carl
ton, American testers in humorosities
and witticisms, which would make
Gloomy Gus himself laugh out loud.
Miss Ray Cox, the clever comedienne,
Is coming In an Offering quantity
styled Character and Song" Staley
4 Burbeck's startling act Miss relice
Morris, daughter Of the late Felix Nor.
ris. one Of the most distinguished
American character actors that ever
lived, !s making her debut in vaude-
vile in one.act comedy by Francis
Wilson, entitled. "The Old, Old story"
Tho Italian Trio, and Les Salvaggis.
The Olympiaphone presents comedy
pictures.
'TIE GOLDEN GIRL" Is A WIN.
NER.
Chicago's home Of successes, the La
salle Theater, is being crowded ut ev.
cry performance with enthusiastic au.
dlences, and the. brand new Singer
show, "The Golden Girl" is the cause
OF 1t all. It is a grand show, with its
beautiful costumes, pretty and catchy
songs. splendid cast, and gorgeous
scenic effects. For the leading roles
Mr.. Singer has engaged two Of the
brightest lights Of the vaudeville stage.
Tie principal part In the cadet musical
play IL In the hands Of Harry Tighe.
Who 10 known from coast to coast for
his inimitable delineations of college
boy characters on the vaudeville stage.
The principal feminine player is Vino.
ma Winter, one Of the most talented
young singers Of recent years, and an
imitator and ventriloquist Of wonderful
ability. Others in the cast are Helen
Cullinan. Harold Crane. James II.
Bradbury, William Robinson, Hamll.
ton Coleman, Johnny Fogarty, George
Mccarthy and Zeke Colvin.
"TlIE HEIR TO THE HOORAIl" At
THE GREAT NORTHERN.
Quimby \ Dooley present next week
to the patrons Of the Great Northern
theater Paul Armstrong; character
studies Of Western mining camps, for
"rhc Heir to the HOOrah" Is certainly
that. "The Heir to the HOOrah" IL
primarily u comedy; good wholesome
humOr dominating throughout the four
acts, but also are there tears and
heartaches. combining in a play that
Is bubbling with pure joyOusness ana
tender sentiment. The story, which In
known to the majority Of amusement
seekers. deals with the marriage Of a
young Westerner. who has made for.
tune gold mining. to the daughter Of
nm impecunlOus hut ambitious woman
Of the world. The mOther.in-law pro-
ceetls to bully him and criticize his
rough manners until she succeeds In
separating husband and wife. Finally
a baby arrives. bringing about recon.
ciliation: the husband asserts himself.
the disturbing influence In the person
Of the mOther-iil.law IL politely but
firmly sent East.
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SECRET SERVICE" At THE COL.
LEGE.
William Gillettes .great war play,
"Secret Service" will be the attrac-
tion at the beautiful College Theater
next week, commencing Monday night.
The part OF Captain ThOrne. which
will be played by Albert Morrison, Ia
one Of the greatest roles ever written.
In "Secret Service" Mr.. Gillette has
furnished any amount Of detail and
business to convey the atmosphere Of
that awful period during the War Of
the Rebellion. The scene is laid In the
city Of Richmond. the capital Of the
Confederate states, just previous to its
capture by the Federal forces under
Gen. Grant. Many well known war.
time characters are brought into the
picture. Morris McHugh, r. II. Cal.
vert. Smith Davies and That's Magane
and the rest of the splendid company,
will all be seen to good advantage.
GOOD SHOW AT MARLOWE.
Next week the unexcelled Marvin
Stock Company will present 1.-THE New
Magdalene." the play OF which has
been the basis Of several of the fore.
most dramatic efforts OF the day. and
Especially "Zira." 1.-THE New Magda.
lene" and "Zira" have exactly the
same story. told In exactly the same
language and with the identical situa'
tions. Albert Phillips and Leila Shaw
will Dlay the leada.