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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
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reipiIrgt De bnnife Sufferiabrifer, ON
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slreaI til en- iaaom bier tesnet. 6a'
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al ben @ening, of 9anoetS 9ebop al
Slrffer bill bore ooffet peo anIGg9ei
al Sarfisbine S~ufferfabrif % De
ifeSe itore l~lopioelier al &oeoperne
til Sc plbre Sabrifer, o9 at man Der
for life for Chen tor tRnte paa Nm
l9g al me 6abrifer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
%cnapl paa Scn isSHc SeSe. Sra

Hcnapl paa ocm JDolie Neue' Otu
aisbenbapn meooeles ben l5oe apr.
s set faI. oanife Notwithstanding
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maaIet on HensSprapl paa ben ipo'
lie Seoe. Mson banber poo Stats
tiIif,iS til glanens Sterilization. 300
loaiif Sopes 0ireftgr S6istt, nota'
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Seocn. Otter al SdnoipnIisbeo oil
9lonen blioe realiieret 90 ct mt Bier
bperp oerpeo pore tagct op ior Be
folfninaen paa Seoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
sOrt sneItsp. en- eienoommelig

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Soreteelie er iugttaset paa Steioene
omfrina gosiepongen / De itolte
9oae, mebbsIes berira. Stptteols
opoper 9yieIoene Iigger nemIig Sneen
bebqffet mes ct tpft Gag az msrtf
gtso. gaa fine Steber er Sreell
belt tort. Get er en- @aaoe, bpor
gtspet Ifrioer iig fra; man gIefter
pao pulfanIf llobruo ct eller anoef
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
Zen torlOrne EN- oar ,Omn,et biem

"Raa. Sar. uiI Su ian iIaste ben feSe
&aIb?- ipurete ban uittis-
"@a net" ipareoe 5aoeren tsrt. ~iee
biz sa Iabe Dig Iepc. men ies aster Of
iatte big I arbeibe 90 faa noget al Del
Hsbtet al bia"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
WinsSaaens opIpsnina. sra Sis

3igsoagcns Splssnins. sra ais'
benbapn meo6eles Den 16oe April:
Rigsongen biemieuotes ioog eiter az
luttenoe Nieoer / Be TO 8bing. Sol
fetbingets Msoe gou a~nleoning Ill
poloiomme Speftafelicener. Zen
tioIieere 9anobrussmiriiter gnSers
Nielien retteoe termelig umotiueret
|Iterfe angreb poa Sen mipPrenoe
TSmobruesminiiter for hans llotoIel'
Ter % Sptreoen peo iorifieaise Sci
Iigbeoer os MOB Suititsminiiter
3oble, forSi ban bapoe pionct ! Den
ISaa, ban ielp booSe iuoIeoet for al
faa 2anb6rugsminnterens 6orbolo
iii 9lberti moeriegt, Era Regierin'
aeus SiSe beiuarebes angrebet mel
Iiae faa iterfe anare6 poo Auoers
9ieIien for hans SpirPoen ! i'm Iii
iom 5oriporer for StorIorbrpoerer
gIberti. seq iortrpoer life min
CptrRoen oensang~. ipareoe anoers
gsielien. "Spilfen albertiner 90 for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
Sem Waub brnfnet.

~meSSeleg Dem t4be Iprtl: 8eri1
Wono ira stranoaa og &lerrin9sp'
iom por paa Siemtur fra Infstioro'
aofoten, / Stringsbaao, f%orlilte tgaar
/ @eItfiorben % brllfneoe. Samtllgt
bar Samilieioriergere. Srops oei
forholbspis bra geir UNDER Silfei
ioor bar oct pGret en- rem ulpttes'
pinter, bpao Cab al Wenneifeiip an
ooor. Ssffe paa mango aar er laa
mango foutnet bort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
Sra Ddnmarf.
Mnt GIrftrieitetsnrrI B

gpraab bar enitemmig ~peotdget at
opfsre ct gleftricifetspGrt til t60,.
600 SIR. efter Segningcr og Sper.
Hog Of Snsenisr Neoerieu i aisben-
hdpu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

gitrpnumen paa 9omaas, Sigiiro
gnebo, bar / ocnne @iuter finoet to
me f~oranoerIiae S%tierner, meooeler
BET oitronomiife Siosifriit "aitror1o.
miide @adridten", iom uofonmer !
QipI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

aisbenbapns aommunes Sierreite.
grauoe. - gdlborg, lite gpril:
ais6manS Sbe9er SenienS Ssnmer'
lace | Sdlprimmen or igoar reo'
hrPnot iii @~runoen. Der Dor Here
@onge SID / Den ganlle Sfole, men
peo ct energiit arbeiSe IpffeSes bet
at reobe oen.
S6enie, lite Ipril: $ Gtter'
mioooo neobrRnSte / Rtfe, Ell bolp
gPils @ei ira s@rssfisbing, TO 8aar'
Dc, t~ilberenoe 81. 8osmuSier, 90 "
81. Qmlrit3en, iamt ct gus, tilbereil.
De R. Sanicn. 4 aisr 90 Z @rtie
brpnSte. Snoboet reooeoeS.
aolborg, 12te apriI: BED gsio.
SooStib | DAG uobrso Der SID !
~StoraoorSen~ / 8rinbiteo peo $fdl'
Ier1ip, t~iIbereuoe @narbeier Stettait'
len. aae @ooroens 8paninger neo'
brrnSte / 9ebet al fort Sto. gelGt'
ninaen og SnSboet reooeoes. Sloer'
forpIanteoe iig til enfe Wsdrte Se'i'
iens nrrliseenbe Sus, Der ligeleoes
neSbrrnote til 8runoen.
8tbora, 12te april: Ilobpg.
nirderue til g. Seniens @anro !
Ssnber SuIitr1ip peo @ierrtngbro
neSbrrnote iguur. 8 Seite, 40 Sred.
tiirer FAINT en- Del Spin inoebrGltote.
ct Bar W9lto or arrbolote iom ms
tpnfte for OF bdoe paniat SlSen.
Soriens, 12te april: Sganr cr
Wurer 81. GurIiens gisnoom ! en'
ner totalt ncSbr9not. %ei9tninge1l
reooeoes. j.
Serning. t2te slpril: Sntor'
oes tiSIia er ltobpgnineerne til Wtu.
rims Gbriiteniers erfes eienoom I
Neibierg | Simrirg Sogm neobrGrtof.
0ct IpffeSes at reSoe Seirtnineen
meS llnStageIie of ct BAR Saar. Der
inSebrrnote. Otter bono Der er op'
Init. err en- SeIt | HattetS Sob Itloo.
let ira StaIoen, % bet ottages, al
Snpen enten iorI9tlig eller oeo uast'
iomlbeo bar ~ioraariaget Srdnoel.
Seuere meo6eles: s 0fioougs fotio'
tes Moriis Gbriiteniens @ntes Sen
poo Morfebet / Serutng. adrlen,
Der trof meo ben bleo itrdr nrholot;
bon bar MI tilitoaet Seitetppertet o9
9ronSItifrlien / 3intring. San er
ca. 80 gar gunniel % opgtoer OF
beSc Same @roberien 90 at o9re
loot / GIespig.
@aIborg, 1899 aprtl: :. Sfe''
ieriei,s gienbom I Reitrup Gnge CT
/ Wtoraes ncobrGnot. On 60 meo
8riie in6ebrGnote. Sloen opltoo eeo
en- StoIolpqtes Grplofion.
Soobora, 13Se april: uoen9.
niuoerne iii HieIs Gbriitintiens
eienSom / Better anbp er ! Otter.
mibSoo nebbrGnot Tom 6slge AZ
9pnreSIna. Oct lpffeoes at reooe
9eiRtningen.
SSen'e, t3be gpril: 5 atten
iIoo qpnet neo / @urtner Veterleis
gicuoom "2ilienSoI" pao etbp Wart
peb SSenie. G~ienoomneu mo'
brpuSte Set lpffeoes at reooe Srea'
turerre oa BET meite Srobo.
soriens. 1dbe april: W'sile'
f,rf anSers Seniens eienoom paa
S~iortsoaoa @arf neobr9nSte i9adr
totolt. Der inbebrRnbte TO 'tsrre
Spin, oo en- 8riieio ff ioore Brand
Ioor Sefte % 9isr reooeoes.
6ienSomsialg. SorierS, l6oe
snriI. 9rop. :. 6. Soergaoro bar
;oIat "pettr1ipsonrO" I'll n. M. Yin.
Serieu. tiSlieere Gier al Saaroen
"sooSrup" / ssuSeripaonS, Tor
100000 ar. SeIe 9eiGtninsen meo'
felqer. =. .o,.
r;ronooro" i alofrina gp er af ar'
ninSerue efter Ssren ar. Ssrer'en
ioIat n @ourbeier Sans 2diir'en az
@;erre for 1900 Or. Eli @onroen
bfrer ct areol uf so Sor; sano: 8
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SsSsfalb. Sapnefoseo q. .. Oh
fen / Sanones er 900, 20 gar garn'
mel. San bar ogiaa SfibSreOer oa
grpeoitsr, itsrre @runoeier og me.
act onIet / i'm 8ommune, meOoeles
fra Stopanger.
-Soerretsiasfsrcr arne arnot'
len, @ooum, er ufsaaet peo Seoen.
as gor eammel, efter lGngere Slos
spaeIiabeS. gfoeoe par en- title
@onS, nobel og retliniet, og iom loa'
bon nil ban minbes al aae oeuL ION
Iprte bom nerniere at fienoe. San
efterlaoer SrItru 90 TIRE Born.
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@OrIfe Snie til @esina. geo 81.

Nprife SnIe I'll Wtesttna. Seo ~
rina / airferne / Rorge inofom Der
efter WesIinoulptfen oper 10000
aroner. elsie Genge bar man MI
flrnSet g~upenbelie for. llbenrigsoe'
bortementet bar afiluttet 2ontrafi
meS Stremmen SrGpareiabrif, bpor'
efter oenne Ifol Ieoere 10 imaa Gne'
boIiser (egnebiem), Der burtigit ien'
Ses til SpSitalien og opiGttes neS
Reooio. @nebcIigerne laoes f9rotge
peS G~erfiteoet, toges berefter frd bin
onSn oa forienoes meo ct al Sttc
Sboreicns Sfibe. Suiene oil blipe
Ieperet / fulot opiat StaHo peS Reg
aio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

fort goo SprS. fun 4 til ! Ril fra Douglas
uprii Settlement, ptl iRIses biaist. al.
"TRIP os itrats.
ehlsrs Skoglund G Brown, Douglas, n OAK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

n: sesretar ssrs ~paafaar. at ban
o. 1sd. Set fan lea becisne. Geo bar
brrei paa Sast iarnmer reo pam. os
Sst Gao MS ION, set bar bdrt bet iar'r'e'
srser bou trof 5dren. pnnoen euer en-
az iiue geuner."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03
Rinefiffe 2lnefooter.

On Ranb, iom 'baboe itiaalet ell
SO, bIep arebet % maatte til Stra'
bore en- arape at Gre, bporpaa bans
SorbrpbeIie itoo optesnet. @ogIe al
bans genner, iom life funoe laie,
ipurate BAN, for bpilfen 5or'eelle
ban blep ~itraffet iaaIebes.
"Sur en- gasoteIs Sfplo," ipareoe
spnoeren; "ieg fanbt en- gammel
Sougenoe og beboIbt ben."
Get err life mulist," iaeoe gen'
nerne; "iaa baarbt piloe man life
Itrafie Dig, bare ioroi on bapoe taget
ct Stpffe ubrueeIigt Soug,"
S~orbrpoeren imilte og iasoe II
itigt:
"aanife life, fner, oct traf Jig iaa
ubeIoigt, at en- ung SO bar bunoet til
Souget."
Ga foritoo gennerne Straffen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

Nnnes.-@n Saoelmaaer, iom Fec
~ stter en- COB Rfaos III at besnHoe 5ors
refining. llemRrtet anIeoHtns Tor ben retie
@ano. StriO III ReIs 8ersens, Dallas,
@iscpHlif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

rperffsisueufer unosE -TuHes@, ~Tinele-. xii.
ialas~ "a -9ffrrpsraisf- iofsr 70 Gents FOR a. 6rs nj.
bier 9aHa, % 70 Gtnfs 81. Orb for AFT, fom s~peritass
q on. AptrtlsltueRisr tabtaats TIE for ninore eao
70 1tutt @tEse Tda ufrdplgefts ne0fGLae ale Be-
ptntnssr. let lsHaef 10 TIE At bosfgrt isa iasa
umnsr
Es-ssstsnabstrsas isRsr - gsafs ~ stait
Gee Orb eipr en- 2tais.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-03

On nernss Wano oor iaa ubelbig
q tbo melem TO Saonop9rfere, bois
Saonooerf par meget Itsienoe. Zen
enc al Gaboerne bar 8obberi lager og
Dem onoen @rppimeb. Oct SpeftofeI
De aiorbe, bar n9rpeb at gisre BAN
banpittig, % ban bab oerfcr en- al
fine 8enner ON at meboele De TO gta'
boer, at BON, bpis De oar piaige til at
flptte, pilbe ipenoere ct uomerfet
WoaItio pna Dem.
9e TO Saanoperfere gioroe BAN
iaa en- Sio efter fin Sppartning og
ioebe, at De bapbe bsrt ON bons Ssfte
og bar piaige til at imsbefomme
bans 2nife og flptte. Wanben bleo
meget GLAD og oppartebe fine 8iGiter
meb ct Seitmoaltio, iom ooertrof ole
oeres Sorpentnineer. "a Wooltioet
pnr enbt, ipurete ban Dem, bpor De
bapoe iiinbe at flptte ben.
"Sffe langt, Serre," iporeoe De;
"pi bar 10 bore 8ltnoer Der omfring /;
pi bptter 8erfiteoer, aobberilageren
flpttcr mo / nit gerfiteo % leg !
bans"
en- geobneger, iom bar en- gebber,
Ie6 MOB en- 99se og fom til at gioe
bam ct Eui. 8reo lsfteoe S9gen
Saanoen for Of Hoo BAN.
"Sporf mig. bpis Oh bill" iagoe
@eSbuseeren, men loa mig life
meS oine S9uber."
"9n er en- 8imrian," ioeSe en- al
Dem, Tom bdpoe opero9ret Scenen;
"et Sparf er oa meset mere imerte.
fuIot emo et Slns meb bans Snnnb."
"aa," iagoe 8ebbuggeren Iiitigt,
"iea err life r9o for at fomme | 9e-
rsring meS en- 99aes SOB, men ies
piIoe betraste mig ieIu iom fortabt,
bpis ieg iaIot | SGnoerne paa en- al
benz"
San baobe 9otteren me6 iig, og
29sen sif raienbe bort.
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first gives a song in serious vein. Then
she shifts to a dancing costume, and a
whirlWind of terpsichorean exercises
follows with the dusky assistants as
big features Seldons' Venus. the liv-
ing marble exhibit; Charles Kenna, the
street faker; the five Mowatts and
Watson, CoheT. and company in THE
Hoosier Girl" with new motion pic
lures, complete the bill.
MASON - Extremely picturesque,
containing not a few thrills and many
novelties, to say nothing of its charm
ing love story, "The Round Up will
be the Offering al the Mason theater
for five nights beginning Tuesday. The
production is one of the largest that
KlaW & Erlanger have ever made, and
they have omitted no detail in scenery
or equipment that would contribute in
any way to the completeness of this
great atmospheric picture. The com
pany is a large and very able one, and
in addition to the leading players there
is an auxiliary interest in the form of
genuine western cavalrymen, cowboys
Mexican vaqueros Apache Indians and
twenty COW ponies from Arizona cat
| tie ranges. The locale of the scenes
is southeastern Arizona before the adj
vent of wire fences and during the
/
ing Conchise and his braves into the
reservation at Fort Grant. In the last
act several delightfully."- entertaining
episides of western life are introduced
in the roundup scene. The dramatic
suspense is sustained until the final
| curtain fall. where the author brings
his story to an end in a development
which is entirely unexpected. The cast
includes Maclyn Arbuckle, Albert
Phillips. Joseph NJ. Lothian, Sidney
Gushing, Elmer Grandin, William
Conklin, s. L. Richardson. James AS
burn, Jacques Martin, ogden Crane
Fred r. stanton, Texas Cooper, Grace
Benham, Marie Taylor and Paula Gloy
LEVY'S-Four new artists will APP
pear at Levy's Cafe Chantant begin
ming Monday afternoon. AS Helen
Byron and the immensely popular
Spanish trio are retained, this will
make by far the strongest bill the
popular impresario has yet offered
Hon Bergere the Hungarian night
ingale," will really head the new bill
She is a woman of powerful voice, de-
lightful personality and a wide roper
toire Jeanne Fletcher is another from
abroad she halls from Bonnie Scot
land, and will appear in the garb of
that picturesque region, singing the
songs and ballads of Bobbie Burns and
his contemporaries. Miss Fletcher is
widely known in this country through
her repeated tours at the head of her
own company. Signor Sirmo Locagli
is versatile italian who plays the
violin and is also the possessor of a
powerful voice. He will be heard in
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(SGHeR171E z: ! T
80 1s,,eBthtl.1&.
II - M

BELASCO - George Broadhurst's
most successful comedy, What Hap
pened to Jones" will occupy the atten-
ton of the Belasco company this week.
Jones" is no stranger to the local
stage. but his every appearance is a
signal for large box Office returns and
many evidences of hilarity on the part
of those who witness this undeniably
clever play. The part of Jones, the
glib-tongued young man who travels
for a hymn book house, and whose
presence at a prize fight that is at
tended by a staid and respected pro-
fessor, who is responsible for most of
the fun of the play, will be in the
hands of Richard Vivian. Mr.. Scott
will be the professor and Mr.. Ruggles
Mr. Applebee, Mr.. Yerance, Mr.. Glib
Ign, Miss harrington, Miss Taylor
Miss Lewis and others of the Belasco
company will be seen in the cast. Miss
Fanchon EVerhart will once more APP
pear in the role of Helma, the Swed-
ish servant girl, while Miss Helene
Sullivan will make her first appear
ance with the Belasco company in the
role of Cissie. Miss Sullivan is a new
conner to the Belasco ranks and her
previous successes with Daniel Froh-
mans companies and with Marie Doro
should insure her popularity with the
Belasco audiences.
LOS ANGELES-Comme Mon
day afternoon, Sullivan and Considine
will offer. another attractive vaude-
vile program of six new acts to the
patrons of the Los Angeles theater.
The new program will be headed by
Augustus Neville and his splendid COM
pany in the new political playlet, Pol
itics and Petticoats," and the Bessie
Valdare troupe of cyclists. The troupe
consists of six charming young wo-
men all adept bicycle riders. Other en-
tertaining acts on the new bill are
William Coleman, the twentieth cen
fury monologist; Probst, the foremost
whistler and bird imitator; Winifred
Stewart. the delightful baritone soloisr,
who will be heard in q repertoire of
the latest songs, and the Musical
Craigs, who get real music from a
score of freak musical Instruments.
Closing the new bill will be a new
series of the latest imported comedy
motion pictures.
GRAND-In the offering for tho week
commencing with the usual Sunday
matinee Ferris Hartman and his merry
associates at the Grand opera house
will be seen in the rollicking laugh
able musical fun play, 1.-THE Girl from
Paris" Mr.. Hartman again will be
seen in the role of the German spa
keeper Hans. a part which he has
played in Los Angeles before and
which allows him great opportunities
for genuine fun making. Edith Mason
will be the Girl-Julie Bon Bon-and
will add much joy to the production
The production will also serve to in
troduce the new baritone of the Hart
man company, Harold Reeves. Thomas
II. Persse will be seen as Major Fors-
dyke, role we'll suited to his talents.
Muggins Davies will have the fine char
acter role Of the.servant. Ruth. while
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Every member of the Burbank stock
company has volunteered to serve, and
the Burbank may be counted upon for
an interesting contribution.
No amateur talent will be employed,
and a uniform price of 81 a seat will be
charged all over the house except the
gallery, to which admission will be so
cents. Sedley Brown will direct the
stage and promises the best program
ever presented in Los Angeles. Tickets
are now on sale at the Burbank, Grand
Orpheum, Majestic and Mason theater
box offices.
BURBANK-Having packed the
spacious Burbank theater to the doors
at every performance during the past
fortnight Sweet Kitty Bellairs" now
will enter upon its third and last week
at that popular playhouse. Doubtless,
were circumstances different, the run
could be continued for several more
weeks, but Miss Frances Nordstrom
retires as leading woman of the Bur-
bank company Saturday night, March
49, and Manager oliver Morosco is
unwilling to entrust the role to other
hands, Miss Nordstrom having made in
it the greatest success of her entire
stage career. Thus the roguish Kitty,
with her powdered coiffure, her dainty
patches ana ner DrOCdueu peCtlcOaI,
will make her courtesy of adieu on
that evening, and on the following
afternoon will be succeeded on the
Burbank stage by "Merely Mary Ann
the interesting Zangwill comedy drama
having been selected as the play in
which Miss Marjorie Rambeau will
make her debut as leading woman of
the Burbank forces. The third and last
week begins with a matinee perform
ance today and includes the customary
matinee Saturday.
UM-Humor will be the
basis of the Orpheum bill opening with
the matinee Monday. Bert Leslie, the
unapproachable apostle of slang, heads
the newcomers, offering a sketch called
Hogan in Society" Leslie is wise and
copyrights his stuff, so one must hear
it from him or not at all. The sketch,
by the way, has a plot, though one
forgets that detail in its rollicking fun.
Slang of another variety also figures in
the Offering of Thorne and Carleton,
1.-The Soubrette and the zap" Miss
Grace Carleton as the stage damsel has
the patois of the "back-curtain" re-
gions down to a fine point. The skit
gives Mr.. Thorne an opportunity to
dilate in the manner of the country
politician. La Veen, Cross and COM
pany return with their new edition of
"Roman Sports and Pastimes." The
new sketch is in four parts and in
cludes deplctions of many feats of
strength, together with much comedy.
Emma Francis, a dainty little woman
with a splendid voice, comes with a
couple of bounding Arab boys, and
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13
the part of Pompier, the French spy,
will be in the hands of Walter De Leon.

the part of Pompier the French spy
will be in the hands of Walter De Leon
AUTHORIZATIONS is always glad
to learn of the success of Florence
Roberts, and in the announcement that
her present starring vehicle is the very
best that has been given her there is
considerable reason for a telling of sat
isfaction THE Transforna ton" with
which Miss Roberts will open her Los
Angeles engagement, is a play that
admits of considerable dramatic ability
inasmuch as the leading character
plays a dual role throughout the play
Reservations may be made on or before
March "a at the Auditorium.
MAJESTIC-Eugene Presbrey has
made the dramatization of Sir Gilbert
Parker's Canadian novel, 1.-THE Right
of Way" which with a capable cast
is to be the production at the Ma
iestic for one week with the usual
matinees commencing this evening
The story as readers of the book,
originally published in 1901, will doubt
less remember deals in picturesque
and adventurous fashion with the
redemption in part of a castaway life
by an act of self-renunciation In the
play Mr.. Presbrey artfully evades the
or separation of the lovers to the
imagination of the spectators For the
players, Hallett Thompson acts Steele;
p. August Anderson, an accomplished
actor, takes the woodsman, Joe Por-
tugais, and other characters fall to
Messrs. Kennedy Norris, Rushton and
Dillon and Mines. Hackett, Warde,
Dean and LaMotte.
ACTORS BENEFIT-Elabor prep
arations are being made for the an
nuaI matinee benefit to be given Thurs
day afternoon, April 7, under the
auspices of the Theatrical Managers
association, the entire proceeds from
the sale of tickets going to the charity
fund of that organization. The date
selected Is a most happy one as both
the Majestic and Mason theaters will
have strong musical attractions entire
acts from which will be given places
on the benefit program. Thus, the
Mason will contribute the big act from
1.-THE Merry Widow" which Mr.. Henry
w. Savage is sending to that house
with an unusually strong cast, headed
by George Damerel as the Prince
Danillo and a new Sonia who is re-
ported to be one of the very best in
terpreters the famous part ever has
had.
From the Majestic VIII come an dOe
from Mortimer II. Singers new musical
comedy, 1.-THE Prince of Tonight In
which Henry Woodruff is starring at
the head of a large and thoroughly
competent cast. The piece is by Adams
and Hough, and never has been heard
on the coast, though it was the big
gest hit of last year in Chicago and
in the east.
From the Orpheum will come the
best four acts on the program for that
week. The Grand will contribute sew
eral specialties, and Ferris Hartman
himself has promised to take part.
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must say, 1.-THE leading woman is
gone; long live the Leading woman"
Extended runs in stock houses may
be gratifying to the players, but
speaking from a commercial stand
point. do they pay in the end? Let the
managers answer If they will.
Every stock theater has a certain
clientele. There are any number OF
persons in Los Angeles and other cities
who reserve seats for certain perform
ances the year through. If one play is
kept on the boards for several weeks
the regular patrons Of the theater
give up their seats. and. having be-
come used to attending a theater once
each week. seek other places of
amusement. Thus is the clientele made
Of little value as an asset.
On the other hand. if a play is run
for three weeks, for instance, three
times as manv persons will enter the
theater as would in a single week. The
increased number will be largely of a
transient class. however. A play which
runs more than one week is noticed
by those who usually dsdain stock
productions. Does the increased pat
ronage offset the damage resulting
from scattering the clientele to other
houses? 1t is a question stock theater
managers should think over carefully
If Managers Blackwood and Moros 20
continue to present such great sue
cesses that extended runs are neces-
sary. they are opening the way for a
new stock theater where revivals of
old plays will be the rule, and attrac-
tions will be presented for a single
week only.