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New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
c0opS GOOD AND HIGH
Hill, Back from Labrador
''De.' re,,s tbe Farmer vii PROFIT

zs9-
Hr4 who went :. to t-iends L-Sis'ou On his yacht,
tosr rses ago foT %5 his annual salmon fishing The
s Waoosa, W YORK ~ yesteraay with his sus5LS H I
tnsa 70 New .Ist I luck with the hshins ,is5 is mn
parry aa bo1t the crop outlook ne iep--9 nut
ssd Asksg - good crOpsOt hIpet ., NJ ne aver
there vii e ,sIa comparing well with ene ,,ssI
god roano ,sr value viii be larger 1hah ron5 ro-n
sss ThsI s high. Corn is now sei-lns .1,a-,-
s5r Vricss - -, n Nebraska and wfes-. q so-
s. rsnts s.,,-sspolis The time Of low 80 "a, bs
50 n Ninns1-A sa5 great deal Of wealth VIII Os
gain hss - pS+s +srrners store by the sale of ais CROPS
Us yssI business outlook there IS no IN !ilsl- naD
As 10 80 crops. bringing high prices, - =
assss eoo. ..,'-nr ing tndusrriss There should pe .
q. psauIzI psI--o- N that line which VII pTooao.y
ssE1y .ss,,ional stimulus after congress
gt .,-,-ss,ted soras Of the r7lrnoTs aoou' e
- H'I ne burlington, among them tha' ma c.1e
tsrs'ns o - rs-sllei the Illinois Central 10 Ne"
raah sac +5ar il also would build lons e1'eli-
o-sAns %-,,,-,tnsy. None OF our INES Is uo-l-s
Sc. u - -oz ne ADDED, nor is there ir1lcn
Esa --+e--1stsd for the near future ne Siiu
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
o: san,raet rr'->s IN tse Io-a ma-ss' to-day

COTToS-Apprehension ot serious damage 70 the
Texas owing continued c-y weather and ElEn
t=prarures Inspired renewal of heaEy geaer- b nE
market to-day. prices new flE-
records for me season with al ths now crop deliveries
selling the highest dgDrcB secured Tor years 81 rhs
Periec q hs season when fresh supplies are So nai e.
e. points, and. notwitakundinE tho big gain realizing
Gales well absorbed with sentiment rtHl 20 hullsh
traders pre1ictng lSc before the end ur
the week The market opened fra advance of
over-SunGsy buying or6erE ~ hrst thcro
hesitation The report % prominent sew
Orleans GELhcrttE EGcarnE distinct i1prur scaeIt IN
general crop laat report.
buying 5000 az really
Ing but after falling on within or points OF the
closing hKures of Saturday the market became ever more
active and yeTy nrm On the desiled weather reports
from Texas indicating continued dry weather and ze-y
high temperature ranging around 100 To los degrees
The belt held
moisture. ana trade has been prcITed
a uufavnrEbe condition
Texas owing % O normal during
buying which followed
excitement might expected
coupany serious crop December contracts SOLD
1ZT5c and 12 74c bid. while New Orleans
continued advance after close tho local market
southern spot markets oHicnlly reported early
generally sg4c higher Liverpool made pretty firm
showing. although American selling reported
as a result of the crop report naentloned.
Tho OF prices local to-ay
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
NEW PENNSYLVANIA RUMoRs.
sepurt That It May Issue 500, 900 600 Stock
or PnndE

asHerts were current yesterday in the financial
es'iic' thai the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
NSla % some extensive new financing within the
=. tso OF three months. Offering for subscription
= = 70 stockholders zs0.0300o0 or 100000 II
-. another r1-nor was that an Issue of bonds
= ~ o. Stock was IN contemplation Interests
- iasnafeo with rhe Pennsylvania said that
z as they knew no new financing had been
- upon, although II Was not unlikely that an
G 10 - @-'' O1' IL '--O
11lhorlzed capital stock Of the PENNSYLVANIA
80. s.olnts to S5a6l9e)o Of which Ssl4 s25 oeo is
,.s.]hoas The stockholders in March authorized
- sae OF ssoo01.0o3, 10 De used in the retire
~. NE tsaeo9,ojo per cent collateral trust
-. I-'aring o. March "a. 1910 and the E330l3 600
!, 81 a4a' general mortgage bonds which mature
7.,- - = ls-e i is now reported that the com
- = net sell these bonds for an indefinite De
,~.-',. :. nay Instead redeem the retes and the
-. out OF tie proceeds Of the rumored new
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
FETAL EXCHANGE REFORM.
'VanliStee S Structures TO Go to Special
Committee

zsas..r- O managers q the New York Metal
. Ee.,., vas learned yesterday have referred
i. coal.itec, Etich is 70 report on Julv
D sss. - O revising the rules Of the excbsnpe
ssis !, = objections % the White committee
ssasss -. cent report &c the Governor. recon-
ssea H's Charter Of the exchange be can
n ssoTs.1 -'1Tl'hg last THURSDAY the managers
'ssass sho,,.s.- resolution offered by George W
sst es,-..-.-lin .1ling the quotation committee ard
n rsooos1g rso-ssig rnotion made by another member
S-saoe - of that resolution, in order IA
VA tbs u1s.lon committee for short time
= season =. oteth of Sir Jaques terminated
=, shoshsr -. - IN 'he afternoon the managers
laes tbs meeting a. which it was decided
%sss enrrrs.,s. matter IN the hands OF q
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

were generally reported to be very light It was said
tat only 20000 bush remained IN public houses at Chi
caeo ana this win be loaded out this week 1he Liver
pool market affected general break
in the Argentine drouth and closed only 4d higher
Berlin and Budapest 1sc higher. Worlds
shipments. compiled by Broomha. about 100000
bush smaller than the previous The decline failed
70 bring eIrort business. and the local market
closed as follows Oh No red 81 45 nominal elevator
and afoat do 81 y 3, ahoat and August:
40 ! Northern Duluth; 81 81 and No hard winter,
81 30 nominal. f afost CORN-July also
relatively session. advancing 1zc,
against Is llc in Eventually the
hole market turned weaker declining q Gle bush
from the early high point There rally the
close that last prices only about s under the
tISvlous night July closing even Trade locally was
mostly in the way OF switching The crop
Ecle favored the bears, and there talk Of
larger country Chicago
decline outside little business reported by
of the export trade Of Importance
The visible supply decreased 864.O00 bush No
here closed SOC elevator and I91hc aaoat for old
new do. 64&C, o ehoat winter shipment OATS-In
contrast to markets July oats showed weakness
and time saturday. although steadler
near the close The visible supply decreased 3l5O00
bush closed -ollov-s Mixed. % 70 80
10 BIC nominal. z6 81 n 54la 5sc and
clipped white "a - N. 53q63c. RYE-Market dull
No Western, 9012c nominal 0 b New York. BARLEY
-Narket steady. Feeding. 728Tac. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

rt-s~Doof JlIv -C1osira- WHEAT-spot-No rad
Western winter nominal furures steady; July es 45d5
September. Sc 7ssd, December. IS 5-sd- CO6N-Spoz
sreadv. American mixed ria Cavesronl. 6s 2lds
futures steady. September 5s SD OctobeE 81 sad
FEAS-Canadiau flrr- IS 1o1zd- FLOUEe-VVi1tsr pat
C7-q stead. 25s HOPS Louden Pacific Ccagr)
f-u - Es9r9 los BEE-Exrra Ind1a Sos
PCRK-Priu1e Western, s-rong. gls ID HANS
Sro-- -u- 70 Il quiet SIS BACON--Cur1hsrle M
50 n short rib Is 70 "a n stsadys
6ss- long clear mddes. lght, . 70 81 ID STEADY os
on rlasr 1iddIss heavy 55 40 n, firm SIS 90. short
clear backs 10 Steady. 5ss 3D. clear bellies =
N STEADY SIS SE0CLD LDEBS-SlIare II @ . p
f-n 5Ss g. LARD-Prims Wes1e-1- II tisrces stea1y.
sSs a. .-1srican refined pals quiet 5ss 5d
-s1s5ia- Anssr waite new. szeady. SIS Sd: DO cob
ore sreadv. TALLCV--Prirns city s-saGys
9sz ~ -T-FPENTIN-E-Srt-irs szsadF. SIS Sd ROSIeG
-1-,--r1o- stead. PETRoLlECA-Rsd1sd stsaeys
TLd LINSEED OII--Steacy, 25s 81
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
SHELTER TRUST REPORT
rsupany Makes Favorable Exhibit in Year OF
Depression.


-s,,-- ~ the American Smelling and Rein
--S ----a- - 4o- he vear ended april 50 shows
. = = 3 peried Of business depression the com
IL u - ehle u earn fixed charges. regular c.Tl-
-, ers sd5 g sk2 o56 70 the surplus The aocl-
- "a ire surplus being made notwithstanding
= a,7- n-ces Of copper snd other metals 1he re-
- ssstss that the total surplus Of the company IS
* Total gross earnings decreased Ss7o.6s4
= -.- ssrrinrs increased S.66aZ- The report ot
s-.-4rsr snelters' Securities Company shows net
sg--inss Of sS626z26 against sl5Sos55 n the year
hsfr-s In explaining The financial arrangements
of sbs NO companies in his report ot the American
s-elans and Refining Company Daniel Guggen-
bsir resident Of the company. says
.7n1r company owns 1850 shares ot the com
- s-ark Of the American S-nelters' Securities
00-,srr Of the par value Of S17751 90 This. being
=. rsioritv Of the common stock, places your
r,snv IN control under the articles Of tncorpora-
-,r n the Securities Company, and II has always
basr believed By your directors that This asset
v,gs IN tine prove 70 Be 0f very great value. As
-sr n has not been thought wise 70 include this
sssst srorg the inven-oried investments of the
,---,sny h1-- the successful development Of tee
ss,urities Company has had the most earnest and
usrst1i thought the part Of the officers and d.
-.curs Of your company. The success Of the last
var has been most encouraging, and leads rs 10
s1Tsct The fulAluent OF all the hopes Of the past
: ne tine OF the organization Of the American
s-sasrs Securities Company i was believed tnat
W company would te obliged TO advance. under
ngusrantee. some portion Of the dividends accru-
r G. the Series stock until the Securities Com
gzr vas able tc~fullv operate its projected Eneit-
tE Plants. Your company. however. mas not been
alEs6 70 mike any advances On account Of such
ersse15s"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
vrw HIGH LEVELS IN COTTON,
...- N South Brings Heavy Trading on
.-,s and Sharp Advance in Prices.

Veg high price levels for the year were 80 80, -
,srasy On the Cotton Ezehanse W. - -. ices
ns We . rai--s VI On the droUth ana sX-
ven = - -s--7r-s-stIre in Texas and okiahollsa-
raFs s.s-,.s extensive profit taking nv local eno
an to1ss-s al the options continued 70 ed-
s17 -.7 bz 3. little after y o'clock prices were
Wiz - -onts above the closing figures of Satur-
0- ,,o--s were heavy purchasers me e4oSe
.hout the best prices Of the oaY. WIN AU-
y = 50 cents bid. against 12-5- cents On SaI1i-
a. gn advance Of 81 points. Of 3 % z o--e'
asE = osr-s bia. advance 50 points, snd De
~, ,s-. cent. 2 gain OF s points.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
\. sRs MARYLAND NrEr,Mc

!, kal!gess g. committee Of the Western Nsrv-
ehsirsasr 80 ..onnpany. Of which AVN "a Krsc,
- eer,s.o another meeting yesterdav after-
s-t . srsisa :. ,hs plan OF reorganization. bur
esss sablie Z understood that the plan will
'siore the end Of the u,eek
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
... = ACTION on :. ?. DIv,nEune

: bosfd ., s,.,..lhe --lhe regular July meeting of
~ ssi to- -..lfs Of the Canadian Pacific Ran
aaesrasn, ,. ss. a. which ii was expected an
= psspos.s ,.e... o be made regarding dividends
s.--ss e Sir - - august on account of the ab-
'se 5 assssss ..s'.eA shsughnessy. the president
iHsafdinE an increased dividend
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
WOMAN SELLS AN UPTOWN PLOT

Sheldon T. Shag has bought from Mrs. Isaac L
Kipp z plot 250x10011 feet. or the south side o.
1llth street = feet east OF Broadway. Alexander
CIinch was the broker IN the transaction.
This IS the first sale OF the property in thirty
seven wears
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
.la.sr t. '"'saIiNeHoUsE coMpANy.

=. -asszsry ~ ~. .e Westinghouse Storage Bat
- esui,s, = AoFk was Incorporated to
c 49, ssstlsghorss = si.75sooo The directors are
sex- Z Cook 49, s-.n.ei z. Dusin6erre. George
st Sonn z. Greeaburgh. all OF
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
Ev GEORGIA CENTRAL DIRECTORS.
J Z Harahan and C. a. Peabody Said to Rep
resent z. 4. Hartman.

sevzanah July E-J Harahan. president of
ts Illinois Central RAILWAY, and Charles a Pea
eey, Of New York, were elected directors of the
oz-sl Of Georgia Railway. and we're placed on
tA sxec1ttve committee today
Villain Nelson Cromwell and 7 Y. Castles. Of
Ass York resigned. The new members are said 70
p representatives. Of E r Hartman on the hoard.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
Citation.


SUPPLEMENTAL CITATIoN-THE PEOPLE OF
- the state OF New York. by the grace o1 Sod
free and independent George Kirby. John kroy.
Fununa Mcdonald Louis H Ptndeu, four or the
heirs OF kin OF Jane PindelI deceased seio
whereas United States Trust Company Of New York.
Of the Cty OF York has lately applied 10 tne
surrogates' OF County of New York 70 have
certain instrument writing relating % noth real
and personal property. duly proved as tne last vii
Jane Pindell late OF tEe county or
New York. deceased; therefore you and each ot you
Of New York ofhoe IN the County OF New York.
ana nine at half-past O'Clock IN the forenoon e
that day. then and there 70 attend the prooAsa q
the said last will and testament
And such OF YOU hereby cited. as are under
the age OF twenty-one are required 20 appear
BY your guardian II you have one. or II YOU naNs
none to appear apply for 70 be appointed or
GUARDIAN will be appointed by the Surrogate repre-
semi and act for you the proceeding
In testimony whereof we have caused the seal %
the Surrogates' Court said County OF New YORK
TO be hereunto afixed- Witness. Hon Annar
7 L s c Thomas. surrogate OF our said County g
New York; said County. the 18th day OF
80 DANIEL DOWDNExr
Clerk OF the Surrosates' Court
STEWART SHEAREE.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
As Wall Street
Manhattan. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN

CANADIAN NORTHERN
First week in Jufv-..- SiT5 200 s152.S0 20T-sOo
DENVER & RIO GRANDE
4s5 E40SE week & in HSf 5Sy s4s6s55 sss65SS s4o5so
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE 4 ATLANTIC
First week in July. S5625o S52.4s1 SS2sSa
IOWA CENTRAL
First week july. S57-s51 S52.lss so31H
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
First f. July .415 S793. 75S SsS5.SSo
MINERAL RANGE
First week in July. SIS5S2 S13s43 srS34A
MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS.
First in July S77.S56 S6s SIS sTSs4S
SOUTHERN
FHs2E FiFs Week x IN 5ai ss2S5S ssazs
TOLEDO. PEORIA WESTERN
First week in July S15.37O S19O14 s2oO<s
TEXAS & PACIFIC.
First week in July s211.116 S1ss.4OS S2S4sls
AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
Month Of June.....-.-. S259s34 S254s13 s2s8c5s
July SO----- 2.s44.S51 2.S96.514 1S69147
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN
Month of June
Gross earninEs-----..-. STs.9s6 s10699S Sl2G55d
Operating expenses. o96S9 1859 ss1oS
Net ..rnlns.......... se-as7 $3.50 saI5s5
Other incoEne-------..- &0Nb
cssess. s:el iaoon: 'aSE ll 's5s8s s5s q asss s
Dencit ......-....... s1L1sT 'ss491 .s1s72s
Gross earnings 81 OSI,9 ,955 S122l4 4sO S1S00216
Operating eXpenSss---. sal.46s LO1O.162 L01LO6S
Net sarninss......... sIes.4se s211s1s s2sa1ss
Other income. 2o.ls4 Sel2S
Total inoome........ s2ss-g74 ssa9. Az sass-fss
Charges .-.--------- <>1soSf 5000 -oi.tSA
Dehcit Il months Sse.Sss ss.2sI .sl.6z2
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
CAsH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

O. August tvvin,er shipment fNoml-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
STAR AND GARTER SHOW
pLEASES WALDMANN CROWDS

That the Great Star and Garter
Show playing at Waldmann's Opera
House this week viii draw crowded
houses seems assured. After the open
ing number yesterdays patrons could
see that the company has one of the
best-trained ehoruses seen in a bur-
lesque house here. Each member of
the cast did his work in a way that
was appreciated by the audiences as
shown by the generous applause.
Arthur II. Khernes, as Professor
Heinrich Schultz, was the hit of the
show; John T. Powers, as Billy Chase,
"a live wire ran a close heat with
Khernes for honors; Miss Jessie Pow
ers as a prima donna. Olga Lemar as
a "~Florodora" girl, Emily Schwab as
a Salvation Army lassie. Verna Shelby
as a Merry Widow. and Dolly Brown
as Dolly Warden were extremely clever.
Murray Livingstone and company in
a one-act playlet proved that this
style of acting in a burlesque COM
pany is not yet a thing of the past.
The closing act of the burlesque again
brings h bevy of pretty girls to the
fore and gives a chance for the dis
play OF ON very pretty costumes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
FALL ACTIVITIES OF
Y. M. c. A. IN FULL SWING.
Educational Classes Offer Many
Attractions.

Fall activities in the local Y. M. C. A.
are in full swing. Gymnasium work,
as well as the work of the mems and
youths divisions, is getting in the
stride. George Ketcham is drilling the
gym leaders chorus, and In the swim
ming pool preparations for the exhibits
to be given shortly for the benefit of
the boys who do not know how to
swim are being made. These boys will
visit the Y. M. G. A. at various times
from the public schools.
In the senior gymnasium work a
series of basketball games between the
various teams is being prepared by Mr..
Metz. The evening gym classes are
working hard, in anticipation of their
entertainment to be given on Novem-
Der 20.
Almost all of the educational classes
are opening this week. with demonstra-
tions of their methods as an induce
ment for students to enroll. Next week
will see all this branch of the Y. NJ.
C. A. work in full swing.
The Rev. Joseph Hunter will address
the mems meeting next Sunday after
noon on "Absolom, the Fast Young
Man. Tonight at 6 o'clock the ever
popular High School Bible classes will
hold their first sessions.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
i H. Eastwood, owner, with Baier
& Conrad, contractors. slate roofing,
s715: Main street. B~elleville, N. j. Same
owner with Payne Brothers, contrac-
tors. iron and steel, $ 2,72s; same prem
ises. Same owner with D.. Mellis, con-
tractor, carpenter, 1926; same prem
ises. Same owner with f. Fatzler, con-
tractor, mason. $ S,450; same premises.
Board Of Education, owner with
Norman & kellogg, contractors, heating
and ventilating, $40; Eagle Rock ave-
nue., Roseland, N. j. Same owner with
e. Leonard. contractor. mason, carpen-
ter. painting and Timing, $7,27S; same
premises.
William Murry, owner, with A. and
II. Williams, contractor, all work,
$3,51S; Orange, N. j.
Caldwell and Laura Rosser, owners,
with Plummer Rosser, contractor,
plumbing work. 81, 100; Courtland
street, Belleville, N. J..
p. Duhrosen, owner, with Ernst
Brothers, contractors. plumbing work,
81, 100; Erwin Park road. Montclair. n.
j. Same owner with w. II. Garfield.
contractor, painting work, $500; same
premises.
A. Fink & Sons. owners, with O..
Fuchs, contractor, painting work. s27O;
South Tenth street. Same owners with
Bischoff & Roberts. contractors, slate
roofing. S14S; south Tenth street.
w. Il. Marcus, owners, with Alex.
McGregor, contractor, plumbing work,
$3.50; Lloyd road, MontcIair.
AraAohfa- ntNoaf- .rftb u ITra-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
FROLICSOME LAMBS HAVE
INITIAL GAMBOL AT MINERS

The Frolicsome Lambs who had
their first frolic last night at Miners
Empire Theatre, are much better in
olio than in their would-be playlet.
That's not to. say that "A Mayors
Vacation is not laughable and well
staged and backed by a pretty chorus,
but it does say that the olio this week
is really worth seeing and to a greater
extent than the playlet.
Miss Gertrude Fiske, who played the
role of Miss Lillian Conover, rwho got
the mayor in the play. appears in the
olio in a singing stunt that is really
worthy. Chick and his two little Chick
let's are a surprise and q genuine treat
in freak bicycle riding. Chick does
some very c~ommendable stunts on his
wheel, and HIS two little ones will some
day beat him if they keep up the pace
they are going now.
The Mankicki Royal Japanese troupe
in a%crobatics and juggling. who made
such a hit at Miners a few weeks ago,
are back again and received a hearty
welcome. Quigg and Nickerson play
some funny Instruments. Burman and
Belmont, THE Bright Big B's.' do not
live up to their advertisements. The
one in blue had the only redeeming
feature of the team in her wholesome,
good-natured laugh. but that was all.
As to the playlet, ding, Ding" Mix
j. Kelly, who is responsible for the
burlesque, assume the role of the
headliner, the mayor. Lem and Ike.
played, respectively, by Frank Chick
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
NEW JERSEYS BIG FLAG
PICTURED IN MILITARY REVIEW.

The last of the general big pageants,
the military review. forming the prin-
cipal feature of the Hudson-Fulton
celebration, is being reproduced in mo-
ton pictures at the Arcade, and con
tinues a part of the bill in effect today
and tomorrow. One of the chief at
fractions is the Spanish-American vet
Grams of Newark carrying the largest
American flag ever made. A series of
artistically colored vistagraphic views
OF the International Typographical
Union Home at Colorado Springs is
another attractive feature, made the
more interesting by an ,enlightening
chat-a-logue of its history. advantages
and maintenance. The exhibit is con-
Quoted by the local printers union and
will be retained the entire week, being
presented daily at 8 and 8 p. m.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05
MICHIGAN PASTOR CALLED
TO FOREST HILL CHURCH.
Rev. Lewis, OF East Saginaw, Is
Offered Pulpit.

When the congregation of the Forest
Hill Presbyterian Church met last
night it voted to extend a call to the
Rev. Frederick w. Lewis, of East Sasi-
nav, Mich. to fill its vacant pastorate
The pulpit has been occupied for tht
past six months by the Rev. Henry C
Vanderbeek, who resigned.
The Western minister was recon-
mended by the Rev. John Mcdowell
pastor of Park Presbyterian Church,
who acted as moderator at the meeting.
The committee appointed to invests
gate the record of the Rev. Mr.. Lewis
consisted of the following: Edward i.
Rhodes, DIR. Emery w. Givens, Will
lam Landes, Edward b.. Denny, Elias
G. Heller and A. s.. Van SAINT. When
the committee read its report the con
gregation by a unanimous vote decided
to make the call.
The question of expanding $500 to
enlarge the church was deferred until
the arrival of the new pastor.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-05

quartet, Goodwin, Coleman, Smith and
Dale. were on the stage. The audience
did not want to let them go, and they
were forced TO respond to many curtain
calls
Pat Rooney's farce is q big produce
ton, requiring eleven people, a lot of
special scenery, a chorus and many
changes of costume. The fun is fast
and furious and Rooney is especially
clever as Patrick O'Hara, the landlord.
whose daughter marries an actor and
then tries TO get the parental blessing.
Does he get it,, Not on your lifei
The Gordon-Pickens Company of four
people, one of whom is Miss Mildred
Lowell, a Newark girl, have a clever
sketch and get a lot of laughs out of
What Would You Do?" Miss Lowell
had a host of friends in the audience
and received plenty of applause for her
really clever work.
One of the most tuneful musical acts
that has graced the Proctor stage for a
long while was that of the Musical
McI.arens." Four sisters and q brother
make up the act, and it is filled with
good music from start to finish. Paul
Stevens, the one-legged slack-wire art
list, thrilled the audience with some of
his stunts. while Halligan n Ward
We're pleasing in their new II novel
act, Checkers OF Barnyard Troubles
Joe Weaver, with his delineations of the
Southern negro, was funny, while Grace
Alberta, with her songs, made a big
hit.
The Chagnons have a good act in
WANTED, a Photograph" and just
about divided honors with the Comedy
-Four. "Emaline," a female imperson-
ator, is billed as the nearest TO Julian
Eltinge, and the program does not mis-
represent in this instance. Johnny Dee
does some eccentric dancing in his
tramp speciality, and Walter Roy and
his good tenor voice are there in the
Illustrated song stunt. All told, the bill
is a well balanced one and worth
seeing.