Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-03
AT THE BIG THEATERS.
Attractions for Next Week at All Of the
Leading Chicago Play.houses.
"rlIE SHEPHERD KING" AT THE
AUDITORIUM.

THE SHEPHERD KING" AT THE
AUDITORIUM.
At the Auditorium. beginning with a
matinee Sunday. April 4th. and con-
tinuing for the balance Of the week. In
all eight nights ana four matinees. Mr..
Wright 1Iorimer will liz seen for spe.
cIal engagement In this city in a stu
pendOus production Of the powerful
fOur-nct romantic drama. ''rhe Shep.
herd King This wonderful play. now
IN Its fifth successful season. with the
possible exception of "Ben Hur." In
the largest production on the American
stage. Its plot In founded on the old
testament narrative Of the early life
Of David Of israel, and the beauty of
Its ccstuming. the plcturesqueness Of
Its mounting and the interest In its
story makes II one Of the most interest.
Ing dramas Of Its kind. Every detail
In the scenic environment has been
carefully worked out. with the result
that five scenes are all masterpieces Of
the scene painters art. as well as Of
slclllful stage mechanism.
''r,llE PRINCE OF TONIGHT
PLNAsES EVERYBODY.
The beautiful Princess Theater n
being packed mt every performance
with audiences wildly enthusiastic over
that most gorgeous Of musical shows.
"rhe Prince Of Tonight" and although
the eighth week commences Sunday\t the
call for seats far exceeds the supply.
1t is one Of the most popular shows
Chicago has ever had. and that It will
run through all summer II certain.
Henry Woodruff and Georgia Calne
head tho cast, which Includes sucf, In.
vOrItes as Bert Baker. Frances Demar.
est. Harry Pllcer and Adele Rowland.
The songs In the show have become
Immensely popular all over Chicago
II Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now"
"Can 1t Re Lover" "FOllOw the Rain.
bow Trail" "When Love Il Waiting
Round the Corner" ana ~ Don't Want
to Marry Your Family" IRE some Of
the favorltes.
~eA
CAMEO KIRBY" CAPTURES CHI.
CAGO.
"Cameo Kirby" II u play the public
will enjoy. 1t thrills. entertains. stirs
the emotions and fascinat es"--thus
writes w. L. Hubbard, the distinguish.
ed critic Of the Chicago Tribune, and
every critic In Chicago voiced the same
opinion. Not since the memorable open.
Ing Of THE Man From Home has a
play accustomed such widespread com.
nlent Of n favorable sOrt-cOmment not
restricted to the. press, but general
among theater.gOefs and people Of the
town. Dustin Farnum, the star,
achieved quite as notable success M
did the play. and Amy Leslie devoted
many paragraphs In the News to the
excellence Of Mr.. Farnum's character.
ixation Of the Mississippi river gam.
bier Of the early '3Os. The studebaker
IL crowded with eager and enthusi.
astlc crowds, applauding madly when
the famous. almost meldslramtaic, eli.
max Of the third act brings this pic
turesque character Of the South IL
the point Of triumph over scheminp
plotters. ana nothing quite NO realistic
has been presented to us through the
medium Of the stage within recent
years.
%eN
4 RECORD RUN PREDICTED Fol-
1.-THE GOLDEN GIRL"
"The Golden Girl" the big $5O.OOl
spectacle now running ut the La Sale
'rheater. IL daily adding to its popu
larlty. ana the seventh big week. start
Ing Sunday evening. shows no dimin
ishlng In Its drawing powers. Every
body that has seen It In talking abou
II. and n run that will extend far int
the summer II easily predicted for thi
beautiful music fantasy. The ballet o
gold, with its golden rain. Is the mos
) gorgeous thing seen In Chicago In man,
a year. Wlnona Winters. Harry Tighe
Hamilton Coleman. william Robinson
James II. Bradbury, Helen Cullinal
and Harold Crane are In the cast.
1.-THE GIRLS FROM BERLIN" A.
THE GREAT NORTHERN.
Fresh from its triumph In New YOr
l. CITY comes the musical plQy "rhe Girl
. from Berlin" with COrinne and bri
liant cast Of comedians and cOmedier
o nes Including Mark Sullivan Henri
!. Carl Lewis, Hazel Carlton, Frankli