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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

In the new play in which Mary Manner
ing is 10 be seen under the MANAGEMENT
Of the Messrs. Shubert at the Belasco
Theater next week this most delightful
OF actresses will astonish her admirers
by appearing in a role radically different
from the romantic parts with which her
name has commonly been associated. The
name Of the play is step by Step" and
it is an adaptation from the German made
by LangdOn Mitchell, the distinguished
son Of DR.. S. Weir Mitchell. who has al
ready earned a foremost reputation as
dramatist. The heroine OF step by Step"
is young working girl of the higher
class-a girl who Is the designer for
smart milliner and who received $50 per
week wages. but who is entirely a work
Ing woman none the less. She is engaged
10 an honest and estimable but not over
romantic young man. who before the con
summation Of this engagement finds him
self seriously tempted by the attentions
OF a young millionaire whose intentions
are less honorable than alluring The
rest Of the story deals with the manner in
which she Is led to put this temptation
aside.
No one Of Charles Frohman's many dis
tinguished stars has ever entoyeA quick
er or more brilliant success than Miss
billie" Burke. who will appear at the
New National Theater here next week
in Love Matches" The comedy is by
de Flers and Caillavet.
Last season Miss Burke made her first
appearance on the American stage as
IOhn Dra0yfs LEADING r,-ov,av 81 All. ,-ea,-
she ranks with such wonderful and de-
lightful actresses as Maude Adams and
Ethel Barrymore. Next TO Miss Marie
Doro. Miss Burke is the youngest star
that has ever appeared under Charles
Frohman's management. Recently some
one asked Miss Burke why she had lived
so long abroad when she was an Ameri-
can.
In the first place" said Miss Burke.
my mother and father were with me IN
London, and as I made my first success
ever there, even although II was more or
less Of minor part. I had a great deal
OF affection for England. Then, again, I
know a great many people. But never
theless / intended some day. when I felt
strong enough, 10 come back and take I'D
my lessons for good here at home And
don't you think that It was splendid TO be
received as enthusiastically as I have
been?"
Miss Burke's appearance at the New
National Theater next week will be one
OF the chief events Of very busy theat-
rical season at this theater Il will wit
ness her first appearance in Washington
as star, hence added interest attaches
to the engagement. The play in which
she viii appear is a delightful French
comedy, one Of the distinct successes Of
Paris. The supporting company viii in
clude Mr.. Thomas Holding, Mr.. Ernest
Lawford, Mr.. W II. Crompt0n. Miss
Maude Odell. Miss Louise Drew daughter
Of John Drew, and Miss Ida Greeley
Smith.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
shubert in Chicago.

J. J. shubert was in Chicago last week.
and as a result OF his visit reports were
sent out that the Shuberts had obtained
control OF the Chamberlain-Harring
circuit OF theaters. Mr.. Shubert had sew
eral conferences with Mrs Frank Har-
rington. Charles Kindt. and others. and
offered $4,000 for control Of the ffty-six
houses in the circuit Some objections
on the part Of Mrs. Harrington prevent
ed the deal being finally contaminated.
Until papers have been signed no formal
announcement Of the acquisition of the
circuit will be made from the Shubert
offices
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
The Original OF Taffy IL Dead.
From the New York Herald.

Taffy, the original Du Maurier's char
aeter in ''Trilby." which only recently the
Harpers reprinted in this country. was
known to be Joseph Rowley, Of Queens
Ferry, Flintshire. and news comes that
Mr.. Rowley has Just died in England.
When a young student in Paris he was
q comrade OF several distinguished ar
lists, not alone Du Maurier, but Leighton
and Whistler, and throughout the entire
Latin quarter was noted for his prodigf-
GUS strength. 1t is pleasant TO recall that
the mighty Taffy was a true type of
English manhood. that he had powers In
wrestling and boxing. as well as skill IN
cricket, and the dextrous game OF Bill
hards. He was magistrate Of Flint
shire and an old and close neighbor Of Mr..
Gladstone
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
Trained on Mince PIE.
Lhe rnirersitr Missourian.

irom the University Missourian-
Robert 7. Branham. OF Homestead, Pa,
who established worlds indoor record
for the 1O0-yard dash IN meet at that
place recently. has written HIS mother in
Columbia that he trained on buckwheat
cakes and mince pie. Mr. Branhau for
moriy was a star athlete Of the University
Of Missouri.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07

Max Rogers. the little fellow" Of the
Rogers Brothers. supported by Joe Kane.
star Of The Belle OF New York" and
other New York Casino successes. and the
original New York company. IN his latest
musical play, In Panama" viii be the
attraction at the Columbia for one week.
commencing Monday. March IS. with the
usual Thursday and Saturday matinees.
Few musical attractions OF recent years
have MADE better impression upon the
atergoers than Max Rogers In Panama"
II an attraction can remain in any one
city any particular length Of time. il
must be reasoned that II is the sort Of at
traction that theatergoers approve. This
can be said in favor Of In Panama"
which has n record OF 200 nights at the
Broadway Theater. New York The com
pany IS headed by Americas foremost
comedian, Max Rogers. assisted by Joe
Kane, Marion Stanley. Josephine Bar
rows, Eileen Sheridan. Avita Sanchez.
Flo May. Sibyl Grennan, George L.ydeck-
er, Robinson Newboid. William Edmund.
Philip Leigh, Henry Lehman. Alexander
Keinman, and others. with a chorus Of
fifty Of the most beautiful show girls and
dancing girls ever organized
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07

The welcome tidings that In Old Ken
lucky" the now famous drama Of the
Kentucky hills. viii again pay this city a
visit VIII be glad news TO every playgoer.
No stage presentation OF recent years has
achieved the wonderful record attained
by this classic drama of the Daniel Boone
State. It's success has been greater than
any play of the present generation. Al
though now IN its sixteenth year. it Is as
fresh and new and enjoyable as anything
that is offered during the theatrical year.
The well-remembered pickaninny brass
band, the feature par excellence Of In
Old Kentucky" continues TO amuse local
playgoers despite the fact that these
young Philippians have had many imita-
tors in other plays. But in I'm Old Ken
lucky" they are an integral part OF the
story and their contribution to the gayety
OF the occasion Is received with ever-in-
creasing appreciation as the years roll bv.
''In Old Kentucky comes to the Acad-
envy week Of March 10.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
Not a second-hand sbop.

from 1outh's Cornpanion.
A citizen Of culture and poetic taste
went into public library and asked for
SheDey's ''Prometheus Unbound"
He was rather taken aback when the Il
brarian replied, with great hauteur:
We don't keep any unbound books In
this library"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07
Home from Germany

Gustav Won Seyffertitz. stage director
Tor Maude Adams. and who has been
abroad for the past three months in Ger
many procuring costumes and armor for
Miss Adams performance Of Joan OF Arc
IN the Stadium of Harvard University
next June, reached New York last Satur-
day
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07

Chase's next week viii offer a bewilder-
ing array Of attractions OF the CHEEKY and
breezy sort best liked here, and the list
viii be made up OF the can't-help-being-
funny Harry Bulger; the celebrated
Pake's Hawaiian Trio; the great interna-
tional arenic feature. Jean Clermont.s
Burlesque Circus: Brown. Harris and
Brown; Emma Partridge. Mr. Quick. the
Vedmars, and the American vitagraph
comic films. = Jealous Fisherman" Mr..
Bulger, late comic generalissimo Of the
Savage comic opera forces, is assisted In
his laughable attempts upon the good
nature of the audience by that dis1fn-
guished vaudevillian, Henrietta Byron. and
other recognized humorous players. They
will present. with elaboration and reiu-
venation, the famous elephant scene -
which was the best hit Of comedy bur
lesque IN the Victor Herbert opera. AL
geria." in which Mr.. Bulger was starred.
1t is called He Was a Hero. Too 1t con-
tains a song by the same name that has
become the vogue in vaudeville. The
other attractions are among the most de-
sirable to be secured this season. The
advance sale Of reserved seats opens to-
morrow.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-03-07

An engagement OF unusual interest Is
announced by the Columbia Theater IN
the booking OF Mr. Fred Niblo, the we'll
known American humorist-tourist." for
a series Of travel talks. beginning next
Sunday and continuing for five Sundays
thereafter. with afternoon lectures on the
afternoons OF the intervening FRIDAYS.
The course VIII consist Of five delightful
talks" each beautifully illustrated and
illuminated with hundreds of photographs
and motion pictures, all taken on the spot
by Mr.. Niblo. and forming the most re-
markable and interesting collection OF the
kind In existence. A popular scale Of
prices has been adopted for the course.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
@atermoro nnb Sclbitmoro.

Quincp ST, %. Silni. - SEQ,
@urncp cri6oB bier ieineu Sotcr, ocu
79-i0brigcn lr. Scneco @urncD, per,
wlmoctc cine ShmGgerin, 1rnu Se.
ncca @urneD, iiln, 81 Sabre oIt,
our6 Shiilic IN Oen 9tnden imo oie
rehte @nngr rno beging SelbilmorO
olrd eincn Sdub in Den aopi Der
GbGtcr mar crit fiir5lif ans gtep-
Orleans bicrber gefonmen, no er
ols Sormonn iiir ctie Gontroftoren.
6irmo tbdtig ocueicn mar. Seine
Satin bate i'm fiirjlid perIoiien,
mo einc 5odter mar ibm geitorben.
Nan gIailbt, ooB ibn icin tSomilien.
llngIiid lpabniinnig 9elnaht bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
EIOblidcr Sob cines rcpublifnniidJen
ISiihrcrs.

y btlooclpb ia. 2S. ,Nlni. -
Stontsicnotor SsroeI ". Gur6om,
elmer Der bcroorro9enolten rcpublifa.
lilden 5ilbrer in philadelphia, Itorb
BORT gcItcrn ploBlih an einem Ser5-
lhIogc, noh0cm cr iiinf Sabre long
getrGnfclt bottc. 8on 1896 bis 1905
mar or boS 0oupt Der repnbIfoni.
lhcn @ioidine, 800 iid icboH oonn
ans @ciilnhbeitSriiflid)tcn BON ser
Bolitif 5uriid. Gr mar SO Sabre oft
lino friibcr elm intimer 6reimo oes
ocritorbcnen rcpublifonii6en 9nnocs.
SenotorS G1lop.
Gnrbom mar Gin SlmgqelcQc. Go,
pitdn s. GlaDton, iein friibercr Yri.
potiefrctGr, puroe 6efonntli6 Dor
etIlden MOnotcn in ieincr 8obnln0
"Hco @oblc5" bon iciner Satin,
tFrml Orb, rmO Ocren SdpeItcr er.
l6oIierL imo beioc Jrouen iinb fiir5.
ll6 noh cncm bohlt icniotioncaen
Fro5eiic irci8clpro6en moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
HGdltc ibrcn Watten.

Nem Oorf, %. 3uni. - 3roit
Soulle ga 9ortio ieuerte bcitte irilb
on Der @de BON Spring uno Suai.
ncn-StroBc Oicr Shiiiie oli loni.
lllco 8crloNio ob, luelher iid sur 3cit
olf Dem Negc an leine 3agcsorbeit
beIono. 9IQc augcln traien. Ger
Vionn lebt nod, oIlein Die 2ler5te i'm
%oipitoI 8cben wenig Sofinllna ouf
ltlne Scrtcllung. 9ie SbGterin.
melhc Die Shiiiic aus uumittclbnrer
@dbe ab9ab. beiinoct lid in Soit.
Sle crfl0rt lie babe Die 5bat beaon.
gen, nm ibrcn @otten 5u ridden, mel.
0er Dor elnem Sabre bon 8eriaaio
crmoroet poroen iei. 9lQe ibre Der.
lllfe, Die geboroc 81 ucronlalicn, oen
Moroer 5llr Straic III 5ieben, DGtten
9tifts gentbt.
(Sp1ter) - 8eriugia erlog nod
iuenigen Stinoen ieinen @unoen.
,5rou So 9ortid lit unter elmer Woro.
onfloge Dem @ei1ngnib iiberluicien
morocn Sic Iahelte 5lirieoeh ais
iie Den Zoo 8eriogia's criubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
Scfnuiltmndlltno.

IN eiuer spcSial,@eriammtuna ocS 1irettu.
RUINS Der yEruurre nno MedlanteS, Nattpnnl
8auf uum Baltimore" ole am 2S Sun 1909
iiattiauo, runroen ole tpl9enoen @clb'e ait
genonlmen:
"a bie 9orfcbnue uuiereu 5reunO mo Rrds
iihenten Samce 6lnri nnd lcbr fur6er 3rnIlt
belt aus uHtcrcr Wftte aertilen bat, uno
Sn Die nGrooer5 uHo We6ancs Naflonnl
Nuui" oaeur6 cineu groben Serlliit erlttcn
bat, inocm CT felt ntbt6ebn Sabren Der letienoc
CSeift Der 8dni mar, mdbreno meIdcr 3cii mir
nerbuHneu 5u iein uno feline nobIen Snitnltc,
bubcn 96arnficr duberoroenilicbe 6dbtpteiten
uHo itrenge guiribtiqfeit uno oabci beihetoc'
nce lIlio 6urildb1Iteuoes lScicn 5u crtcnnen;
Eeshal6 iei cs beihIucu, nab ooe Girciio'
RUM. ais gauges lilo ein6eln ben 9roBen Der
luit auf'o 1ieiitc cHtptinoet, Den c5 our6 ocn
ZOO bes 0rn Glarf criitten bat, Der 10 niel
fir ocn glubnu Der 8nnt ais auh iiir td5
3dntmCicn i'm gluacmcineu qCtban bat uro
Gs III ferner beidliuiien, oaB nqs Slreiins
RUM Der betrilbien Sninilte len tteiites Ncs
leto IN i6rcr Stunoe oeS S6mer5es uueoriidt,
60 III ferHrr bcidlluiien, bnb ons Sirefios
RUM In Gorpore an oem IetbeUbc9dH9lllh
2beil nebne; nnb
6s lit ierner beihpien, ben SoridDIa9 81
mncben, oic C5cfbdfe Der 8anf pdbrcno hcr
Sprmitdgs am Senitaa. hen % Suni 1909.
als cin peiteres 3ctbeu Der po6adtnng ruben
III luileH; uHo
@s 1T ferucr bcidlipiieu, onh hefe 9cf6lniie
In ons Brototou Der Hunf eingelrdgen mn
cine 9opie oapon, IN p1iienner Seile inutgru'
pbifdl uusgeiiibrt, Der Snmtle juaelnnot prrs
ben ioII.
Gs0) adiitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
YennlDlOania Gilrnbabn
Bnlletit.
aatuenrn-Eullr.
Gine britiidsamerifaniid)e Tefftaas-6ciic.
Mtuanrn-GnlIr.

Ston Der Name Niogoro 6dle olen bat cicn mogiifen
&ang. Gnere ob Sic bort dcu 0emen no Sic bobe,
etS oas gcorniB pcocr bin 81 re IS lit oic lrumpiarte
in Dem Ged bon MI 9spdsa 0os 6eienoc Sale cnbet
lemols no 1T tets ubpcdno Ter Nuientbo iii nieben0
egdem Salbpnn Cc lempcror Der ge9no lit becbcn0 0ie
Sattate lr Die 99mg eocn 6Bes iebeuspertbcr Sncrie
hes mberpolen StromS ib oic poeoec o Die rciic no
pernintt9e GoS Gircn a8oro Sroaep Spim" lit grobe
8obtbnt fir ole geild)cr.
Gann geb eS au berrItde fire 6obrt in aonigS @6maos
@ebie binein 2obn o Boot nel g4re Der Nlls.
lntosee init li fibren Gic So cnT gcbodten 2nc
inter ener 5agge inter cine onorc parcn bat ctmuS os
cnrenoes an it'd Tiagaro lit Der l6fi Etn boe a00en
u geier Belt eeicben merhen fone bc ber bre eigenn
Sonbe flatternb
Gie Rontc Der yFnnpoann @Icnbobn" no Nogorn iii ice.
neri onebrto mo ole G6rfebrimgu Der Subn fir pccnc
6ericn grfitrlpie ino ebenio dn5iebeno.
SpeeQe @rfuronen ino uugeiebt fir oen t. no % Sui
II. lno % au9lt uno % Sctember mo Ofobcr @rltr.
s9Qce foiten III 98obingon ST o in Baltimore $O65
uno croubc1 cine 6-tGgile 9iec.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
Sdeintootcr crwadJtc in Der Nuroue

" Norceitcr Moii, % ,Suni. -
Ter 9Gfer ,5oicpb Jlcniaoro, lucl.
Ger, an eincm Sibihlage leioeno, ms
I.1otide Soipitol gcbrodt muroc,
mar, nn66em olle @ieoerbcIebimas
Scrllhe erfolgIos gebIieben marcn,
iiir foot erfl0rt ilno in oie Dtor1ue
gel6idt luoroen 9lls man ibn bort
oltf GiS legte, bemcrfte rnon einc
Splrr Don 2eben In ieineln&0rper lnb
menoctc nod cinnlnl @lcftri5itdt oil,
moroni CT allni1Iig pieocr ~ iid)
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
0ef1brlid)c @ulfsbelnitiauno.

Stuot Uicrifo 2S. Simi. -
9ilirebo SonGej. cine Stierf1lllnpfer
mlroe bcutc bel cinem Stiergeiedt in
Der 2lrcno Don einem Stier geipirBi
lnb ltar6 gleid nod ieincr lleberfiib
rlmg ms Soipital. 81 5iti, Elm on
otrer Stierfampier, nuroe pon einem
Sticr, ruelder iibcr Die 9lrena. .llm3Gu.
nlIng geiprllngen uor uno ben CT per.
folgtc, idruer am aopie oerlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
@onpcrnenr gum Warrcn aehalten.

Serington, ap, 27. 'Siini. -
Der @ouperneir ianOtc aui @runo
cmcr 1clepbpnbotidJnit, iponah Elm
Mob in @eorgetopn Den Ge9er Will
toplor 81 lpnhcn orobe, Der Elm nicr.
idbriges MaOfen angegrifien babei
ioa, lrltppen Don Serington nndD
@curgetomh lpeldle BORT aber Niles
rllbig ianoen. Srgenb ,Semono bate
lid, Den Wie erlaubt. ben @oiioerneur
5ilnt geiten 5il balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
@icSrr cine Gbicagu'rr GrplOliOn,

Cmrtdtrlt9en emer SclcpDonsGehs
trullteae oemolirt Shuoeu
5ltu 9etrogc bon 100000. -
NcrSCbn Mcni6eu pcrlCbt, elmer
6cricIbcn luobrihcinlih to0tIih.
= bicogo, 2S. Slni. - Gic
llriohe elmer wGbrcno Der lebtcn
9toht I'M Scr5eu 0cS bieligcn @c.
ld11itspicrtcIS cingctrctcnc grploiion,
wclhc cine GcIcpbon.GcntroIltelle DC.
molirtc, Gigentbml sum 8etroge bon
100000 onrthtete mo ol 10 Wten'
ldcn ucrlcbtc, cineu oerielbcn lebcn@s
6cidbrlIdL lit nod nibt ouBer 3lpei.
Jet geItellt. Gic Yoli5ei lit nah elmer
rlcbrItiin0igcn llntcriuhlnG 5u Der
9Innnbmc gelougt boB Ole GyploIion
0oS Rciultat elmer 6reucltbot imo &c
gen Die 1clepbon.@eielliboit gerihtet
mar, non oeren @eoicnitcten ein lbcil
am Strife lit. Ter olrh Die @rpIo,
lion ol9crihtctc Sdooen beltebt
bolptlGhlidl III Der 3erltorlmg Der
ScltlngSrobrcn ollrh mclhe Die &a.
bel Der Gonlpo1nie nod Der Central.
itcllc gciiibrt perbcn. 10 aobel, mel
de 10000 Sclcpbon ,SuItrumente
ccntroliren, nurocn lmbrouhbur &C.
raht mo tbciImeiic 5crriiien. %
Gleftrifer begunneu fltr5 nah Oiitter-
noht Teparotur.9 .9lrbcitcn, bottcn ics
Oof bci'm 9lnbrll6 ocS Cages nur &C.
rtngen 6ortlhritt gemndt. 0iah ei.
ncr an0ercn Tcriion miro ole @rplo-
lion nit Dem llnlItono in 3uiommen-
bang 9cbradt ooB Die 5elepbon-
Gonlpoanic ibrC 9r0btc 5ltr &ermit-
tclung OcS 2IbcbIulieS Don @ettcn
ouf Wcitrenncn brallhcn lieB. gtilr
penigc. @cbGlloc in Der n1diten I'm.
Gebln9 cntgin0cu Der 9cihGoigung
uno cine 0icn9c ,Scnlter mur6cn
5crIdncttcrt. Ger om Id(immltcn
NerIcbtc lit Sobn 2o Que, 8eihirr-
luoihcr III elmer Jicitourotion an Der
Stote- Strobe. Gin 9lugc mllroc ibm
olSgcriilcn lmO iein gon5cS @eiiht
ourd lrnbcr tlicgcnoc 0losidherben
ldredlib 5erlhnitten Nan beat noe.
MIG Soflnlng oui ieine @eneiung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-29
llnrnben in EittSbnra.


StroBcnbobn Strifc orobt, bebenf-
Iihc GoniIittc 5n 5citigen. - Ser
gcbIidbc &crludc ocs Nlopora
Mogcc. einc GcrItGnOigum1 on5ll-
bobnen. - 9obngcicuidoit miro
Stritebreher importiren
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3ic @cihGite Der bicligcn Stoot bos
hcr ihncr lmtcr Dem StroBcn6obll.
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