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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

5elfetGllingen. DIN. al 2S.9too. fri
Der: Nan bar tioligere res 6olfes
tGllin9en iegt at f%ortolfe Vegrrhet
Rooersmnalet paa Ell Wnaoe. Ionl
fife er / Ooerensitemmelie meo Be
Dirfelige Sorbolo. Gu oil man bsre,
bDoo oct Observation-Disclosures 6ortpif-
ningsblao iSaoerslep %ifrioer i@aar:
.Selo ON Ror0ilespigerne END
oaIoo melt a~nierer 8anif iom No.
oersmoal. iaa lnoa bog ben ooer-
oeienoe Gel, nnpnlig oct ungeSlRgt.
leo og Sfoleeleuer ira en- pis al-
Der opgipe: Sal mar Der ipsrges,
ON be er oct tDife Sprog mRgtige.
9Gaerne er ligefrem forpligteoe
tit uoen oiOere at berigtige mulige
urigtige Opgioelier. 5uor Opgiuel-
ierne meo 6enipn til @ooersmaa-
let qr tuiuliomme, fan, bpis oct er
%neooenoigt, Tolitiet tilfaloes."
Ger ri altIaa BET: Golitiet ifal
tiIfoloes for at gipe OpIpsning ON
Soils Mo0ersmool. Non oct prelis-
fife EoIiti oirfelig iful0e oioe beore
8eifeo me0, 6oao ser er Snobpg-
gernes Mooersmaaf, en- 5olf iefpl
Men h1or er BOG 0enne Gruiel be-
tegnenoe for preusiiife 6orbolol
SelOfslgelig ifal aortene uofpl-
bes efter beoite 9i0en og ODer6e-
uisnina. 9ette er Sen eneite &ette-
fnor for 5remgangsmaaOen. 5lere
6teoer er 59qing5fortene aaereoe
uobelte. 5 Sen officielle @eileoning
til l1o%fploningen, iom meofslger,
fonr ~oe6rsrenoe bridesmaids fun
fsfgenoe:
5 Heglen bar boert Wennelfe
f.m eet Mooersmaal. iom ban fra
GDupfIten err melt fortrolig meo, og
pno bpilfet ban tpnfer og ligeleoes
be0er."
genne 5orffaring er tpoelig NOT
for De oIerfleite 0oroilespigeres .
Beofommenbe.
Sra Sfprbpf ifripes til nppnte
Slab: IS en- 5nmilie Der | gpen
1nooe en- Ssn npIig fact anipttelie
wo ganen, og ifsnt ban er fsot
I Gasie, bauoe ban i@freuet, at ban
lapoe Tiff Mo6ersmaal og bar bet
ipffe Sprog smugtis. Sdmtioig bap.'
K ban uofpIot aortet for Wo6eren,
t~pcrefter Bun bd0oe bdnif Wcoers.
nool. Man eioroe Monoen opmnrf-
pm paa bans g~ilofnrelie; men til
Troos for at Wooeren erflRreoe,
q BUN life funoe ct Orb Epif,
1opoe6e Sennen, at oa @asie b6rte
III Tnfffano, bar bans Mooersmoal
ipif, oa ban Dor M en- SpIfer, for
6nu arbejoeoe peo gnnen."
Sertil fsier Dim: 2ignenoege-
sstninger finoes | n5~lensborg apis
- .Seimool" fra ANDRE ggne af
Roroilespis. SioitnaDnte glao OPP
fororer Sort til at beiunre iig, fbrit
II aommunaIbeitpreIien, (paa Can.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

$4,000

Ser fotteret, lie abl. 9r. 90. Observation-Disclosures. Si65O9
Off Sorn, Soma, ira gf Sorn 0f9b. $6S.f5 Sens 3os.
mnsien SO; Cars 9arien. ears e. Reterien, Gnton San.
ien, Better &osmlSien, Sens Gorlien, boer $2...... SLID
Sionep, Mont, !. anoerien 5 5ranolen, 9eo u Gam.
lion, AnOrep anoerien. 9ouis Soiep6ien, bber 81; Nc.
anoeren, 4. Senorhien, u. 9entien, Sens Senen, Sans
Gfeien, buer 75c; GosmuS Reion, A. s. @anlen, ..
gbritianien, q. Serenien, Sens 0ea. Gbrft g. Anoerien.
Somes Sen0rcfen, ". 5. anoerien, y. $. Sanen, Sen-
m Senoricfen, 3Rs anoerien, ). s. 9onien, Sans 5
RieIs @sreooar6, Chris SEMEN, beer 25c. ......... 1915
5otoria, Soma, Mr. % 0trs. Anton Sortb .......... 300
5ann6nle, Winn. Z q. Socobien ................ 200
Grira. Sopo. L. ", Sesien 200
Mloen. Minn. " I. SanIen ................. 100
9iiammen. -. $570Y99
&etteIie
5 !. 9. GbI 9r. Il er fotteret = ellenooe, @inn. $50 ira
sui. % $40 ,Serrens SienOe" ioI oare ira Gin Gale, @inn,
OH.
Blair, Nebr, Sen 16. 0e. 1910. Marru89ecG
aasi. for =. fore. {. euI. 4irfe am,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
10 a q 5.

00erifuO ira MisfonsmsOet 9es Moines, Sa, so. Get
babe 0fer peO 9roiteinoipteie 9eoar Sails, Sa, $40. @teIS
Su, $50. 6Derifuo ira Mianonsmeoet, elf 9oru, 5a, $5l39. Ooer.
ifno ira @iSHOnsmsoet ct @anlt @99 oO eraettnaer 5a;
gpen @raettinger, 50, Si20. Shiammen S1111.01.
1iolfgere in0fonmen ie aott abl. Rr. DO $67of0. Siian'
men $8i1t4.
02eo Saf moota9et Sens Snnieh aaslg
Coulter &nn1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
Sens SAME II, aosi,
Coulter, Soma.
u. Onf. areos.

aennare, ". 3of.: 0ffer Ga8aretb 0sb, $3715, 9et6ania
Dab. $12.Ot og $3.50. Ofer 0aneoile gigb. @iliams 50,
$685., 9rinitatis Me6, aenmare, $3.50, getble1em Dfgbz BON.
bells, So, Gbeneu, 5Iartoa, $3.50, 0iier til areSiens aasie
Cane goaep Mab, 0fontona, $500. 3ions Mgb, 0orma, sd 20,
getbe5em8 0gb. 9ombells. $455s e6eneier @g69y 6iarton 1927
nitotis Mab, aeanlare, $40, No5aretb 0igb, $500. Snbfrption
til areosfasien: getbe9emS Nab, 9o@6ellS, 81 get9esOa 0a91y
rnore' S32, 0onepiQe Ma6. @iliants 50, $t5.f5, 9etbania Ilgb,
alta. Canada, 81. effra Subifription 1rintatis Ngb4 Sen,
mare, $40. (9enne apittering ifnloe 9ope o9ret 9laoet isrlt
/ 9oDenber)
~ Suer $. ID zoos, areosfosi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
I'll Isben0eu oeifter

SIR f%oitteret for lie Sol. 0r.
Sionep, gQont, Hasmus gaielien, geo. q. Damifoo. 2ouis
Soiepbien, Sans :. 2arien, u. q. Serenien, boer 80
Gents ~. 6. anoerien, 6. ebriitianien, q. 8enoriefien,
q. 9entien, Sens 5enien, Sans NeIion, 1borpal Sen.
len, Gbris SEMEN, bber 20 Gents. ...............
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Sill GreSsmisiiunen.
z ocific 0reos.

go~ctfic Qre0s
Smranel Mab. Cation, Gal, Stills. @r 6reirs @s5y
5crnoale. Cal, S7275 @pi. Seo $40 0etheSSa @eb, Gnecne
3teaGL 500, 0of. imnmc 2teo So. Gdt. Z. Eborebg, engere,
0reaon, 50. Bella Nab, Selma, Gal, $3.50. Bella 0ig9s Gel 9ep,
Sal, S2225 3r 6pilfet meo 5of foitteres.
Chr. 8iIegadr0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23

SllN ~ 0ol5HtSiAetNhJt INV -
9nnoraaoen.
Sogen er 10 ben, at opIpite Soft
BOG ielo beoit Dor oiOe, ON De er
bet tpife Sprog m9gtige eler Ell.
Get Iigger ielofplgelig / Sogens
Snteresie. at aortene blioer tt0fpl0-
te / OperensitemmeIie meO De oirfe-
lige 6or6olo og life efter ct ui9en-
nemfsrIigt Sfemo, ser er opiat al
@mbeosmeno. iom moaife life er
tilitrGffeIigt fenote meO 6orboloene.
Sirfclige 5or6olo / @oroilesOig.
5 .G6ronif Der hriitli6en 8elt"
ct tpif firfeIiet llgeifrift, iom mo-
9aar / 6ranffurt peO 0ioin % life
bar noget me0 8rofesior Ha0es
9Iao at gore, finoes en- %uoforlie
OmtaIe al De firfeIige 6orbolo /
3oroilespig.
0eri incomes, at Set er forbuot
Sol0aterne at beige @uOstieneiten
in0en for 6rimeniobeoerre, Iigeiom
set er torment Stot8pr9iterne at
toGe / 0anife 6oriomlingsbuie. Gno-
nioere omtales 9anoraoo 9rnon-
oers Optrpoen o~oerfor Eaitor Cont
neien meo 0eninn til Msoet / Sop
trup, oa enoelig ooeIes Ser oeo BET
iioIte 6orbu6, boorefter fongerigife
grpIter life MAJ foa Cor til at tale
poa oen Si0e @rPnien. artiflen
~ilutter meo f6lgen0e Orb;
nStatsfirfens Br9Iter bar inaen
Mpnoigbeo til at pnore oisie 5or.
boGo. Otter oeres Mening brinoer
oisie 6oraaroninaer Statsfirfen me
re % mere / Misfreoit, mems 9e-
foIfnineen oes bltrtigere oripes oper
/ 5rimenigbeoerne, boortiI bele ling
0ommen aaereoe M bar ~illittet ii1
mango Steoer."
TrOfesior Gaoe % hans WGnb
mob @~ilotpiferiet / NorSilesDig.
0Mm.~ al 2. Dec. ~ifrioer: Man
ber I oisie 8ioer meo mere emo al
m%in0elig Snteresie I9gge Merfe til
De llOtaGelier. ser fremfommer ira
inf SIDE meo 6enipn til 0oro-
ilesoig. Get er fsrite Sang efter
1864, at Misitenlningen pos De 5p.
ifere, ser itnar pao aulturens Ssi.
De, ouer oct p~reusiiife Regimente I
Roroilesuia bar aipet Zig ian peo.
narenOe og it9rfe lloilae, iom Sif-
fPloet bar ppret / Be iioite Moo.
neoer. Elsie 5orbolo mna abio.
tut, iom ri forIeoen itreu, paapirfe
llOpiflingen. Operfor ioaoonne Rs.
tier fan Hegeringen life ne0bIioe
at fslge Zen tpife screenings Spor.
Iaa Ben on0en SIDE er man 10
tilbsielig til at ipsrge, ON oisie
Spifere life ogiaa bar 2nHosoelens
5ortpifnine for 9ie. SO, ganife pitt
bar De set. De er maaife for ioa
plot pore melt farlige Wooitonoere
| Si0ens 2sb. Den De freezer 6og
en- Stamp aultur, moo ailltur, en-
mere pproia national 9rponing.
Selp ON pi nltiaa maa betragte
faoe og bans Npno iom pore DO.
litiife Mooitanoere, err set langt
mere tiltalenoe at fsre en- Stamp
MOB Dem emo moo 5olf iom Or.
Stracferian og ilige 5or-
tpifningsapoItle.
Srifferiet / SmaabnmcfrOcrmc. Sr.
Saco6ien, grens Msae, bar
'enOt 05lens6org apis" fslgenoe
Weooelelie:
IS Iillpg til Rr. 276 al STEMS
borg auis~ ifrioes Der / en- ira
,8nneoirfe" optagen artifel ON
/ Smaabanefroerne me.
get rigtiet: oSnotil MI bar oi life
5oft nogen Itsrre Ststte Of be fir
felige Wpnoiebeoer." S oenne
Sammenbong fan oct oplpies, at
Der paa 5~ornnleonins Of Frobit
8ottfrieoien / Ruitrup fra Forming.
len Yronitis Spnooeuonalg, n9rmeit
meo oct srufuloe Grab / Spnnoet
ueo Smdabanens 5nopielie for Die,
pr retteta O~pfororing til ale proO.
- ~ /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-23
III.

Jsr f~oitteret, ie abl. gr. 30.
Gallenoer, Soma, fra apf. peo GoIlenoer .............
Potter, Nebr., apf. peo gotter
Johoria, Soma, Wirs. Waria Sortb .................
Siolr Gitp, Soma, Wiis. GLEN Momer. ...............
GIT Sorn, Soma, fra aninoeioreningen ...............
Sra apinoerne 9rinitatis Dagby @ar6 County, q Daf.:
g. aontp, Sulilis Ramp, Cara Sanien, S.p. Rielien, u.
Beterien, 6. 2arien 8. 8 6anien, Ope Simonien, &. 6.
&anien, 0iels Rielier, g. Semen gbriitine 8iren, Sper
Serenlen, g.. y. Uiosgadro, 81 g. Hielien, q. g.. NeIion,
5. g. Ouergaar6, albert 9uno, q. s. 0elion, Ssren
Sacobien, NeIs Nefion, gbriit ernb, Better Waaoien, Be-
fer peterion 9ouis Beterien, Sens anoerien, Better
9anien, 9olm Nelion, 2. 5. GiIofig, Semming
Samien, g. 81. g. peterien, 3arrp z. SanIen, sOren
Nnulien, boer 81; $. q. 3. Sarfen, Mrs. Narfusien,
Cars Sanien, q. arautB, 6. Niortenien, anna Ssrgenien,
s. CIR. 9anien, @briit Nielien, q. 6. Nelion, 6. 6. Niel.
len, 6. anoerien, Suer Senien, Sans Nielien, Sobn Ye.
terfon, gropn, @nton Nelon, eier peterien, Grit
grifien, bper Soc; en- rnppnt og 81. @laiien bDer
25c. ade Wirs...... :. =. .............
T%ilEnmn1en.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
PRINCE IS
NOT MUTE
NEITHER DOES THE SPANISH
HEIR SHUTTER.
King Alfonso Scores Gossip Mon
gers and Says Son Is Voiuble
AS Other Youngsters.
MADRID, April 2s.-Dame gossip

MADRID, April 29.-Dame gossip
has wounded the royal pride of
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria
severely. The trouble concerns the
three year old heir to the Spanish
throne.
Rumor got about in European
capitals that the little prince of
Austria couldn't speak properly. ow-
ing to a vocal impeachment. Unhappy
pictures were drawn of the royal en-
barrassment over the suffering
prince.
AS the story circulated it natur-
ally gained detailed mendacity. till
by the time it got to the Spanish
court it was a full blooded flight
OF imagination. Alfonso got busy
at once and wrote to everybody
whose opinion he cared about. tell
ing them in the very plainest Ian
suage not only what he thought of
the gossip mongers but also that his
little son is as voluhle as the
heartiest youngster in Europe.
Besides Spanish, he speaks
French and English already. for the
three languages are in constant use
at the Spanish court.
Awkward problems are about to
arise between the Spanish govern
ment and the vatican. Alfonsos adj
visers are all agreed that there is
too much license allowed to the
myriad religious orders established
in Spain. So they want to make ex-
tensive alterations.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
FRESNO, Cal, April %
Raisin bread, raisin bread,
That's what we yell,
Ram it down, cram il down;

nam IL uONH, cram II GOWN,
We've got it to sell.
Sounds like a college yell. doesn't
il? But it isn't It's the call of the
raisin, the yell they'll be giving in
Fresno tomorrow. For that day
will be known as "Raisn day" and
the residents of Fresno and the San
Joaquin valley are anxious for the
world to know all about it and also
the advantages to be derived from
eating raisins.
You can eat raisins in bread, in
pudding, in cocktails. in any old
form you want to and the doctors
say that the dried grapes are the
greatest thing out for people.
And the reason for this big cele-
bration is the slowress with which
raisins sell and the price received
for them. Despite the fact that they
can be produced in but one very
circumscribed area i'll the country
the raisers fail to get good prices
and many are digging up their vine
yards and planting alfalfa and
others threaten TO follow their lead.
So the people Of the great San Joa-
quin valley have banded together
to boost raisins.
April 80 has been named as the
big day and there will be a great
celebration in Fresno. modelled after
Portola day of San Francisco, Mardi
Gras of New Orleans. On that day
all the candy stores of Fresno will
use raisins in candy and other
things and the stores throughout
the country have been asked to do
the same. John ID. Rockefeller is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

healthy child in the latter part of
it's first year.
But the white should be only
slightly cooked, by poaching, boil
ing or coddling. Fried eggs and
omelets are not for young chill
dren.
One egg every morning should
be allowed the child which is over
years old. School children under
10 years may have a second egg
for dinner at night in place of the
pork, salt fish and salt meats
so often provided for the adults
of the family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

NlDDLETOWN, Conn, April 80.
Fresh from trilrmphs along the
kerosene circuit" a musical com
edy struck Middletown to display
the "shapely chorus" to townspeo-
pie and Wesleyan students.
Today three of the colleges lead
ing lights got a years suspension
because they burned the midnight
rum omexet for three of the most
shapely. Following the perform
ance. the trio led their conquests to
the leading lobster palace
Having left the girls at their
hotel, the students wendell a devi-
Gus way toward their dormitory.
En- route President Shankin was en-
cOuntered. diScOurSing to guests
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

the boosting is going on. It is
colossal campaign and. the most
uninue ever attempted in the
United States.
The growers of the San Joaquin
valley produce every year some
thing like 10000 tons. but despite
the demand there is always big
follower. which smashes the price
of the crop the following year. 1t
is to assist the raiser that the big
boosting campaign was started and
ii is certainly helping great deal
in consuming the holdover this
year.
Physicians have pronounced rails
ins a valuable article of food and
according to them the product is
not only good but healthful as well.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29

memorize the yell and the commit
tee in charge is bending every eff
fort to have the housewives of the
country use raisins in their cooking
on that day Not only this, but the
b. wholesale stores of the country
will feature raisins on that day. Jim
Jeffries is eating raisins and Con
gresham Neeham is going to take
up the matter of having rdisins in
the army and navy rations.
Post cards have been scattered
broadcast and every man. woman
and child has joined in the big
boosting campaign and it is esti-
mated that more than 100000 cards
have been mailed throughout the
country boosting the product. In
every city throughout the country
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
SO CANDLES ON BIRTHDAY CAKE,
BUT OLD STAGE DRIVER STILL WORKS

VINCENNES, Ind, April 20
William Green, oldest resident of
Knox county, celebrated his 9Sth
birthday recently and in the even
ing had about 100 of his friends in
to help him observe the event. A
huge birthday cake with SO can
dies was curiosity.
Green walked five blocks in the
rain to attend church services. He
reads without glasses and works
every day He is hale and spry
and hauls mail daily from the de-
pot to the postoffice. In his early
days he drove a stage in Indiana.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
CHERRIES ARE RIPE AND
eddy STUDENTS ARE CANNED

from the New York East Methodist
conference on the good behavior of
his charges
The trio were glad to see him,
and made it known that cherries
were ripe" Suspension followed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-29
EGGS AS A FOOD
FOR THE CHILDREN

The white of egg furnishes pro-
teid in its most digestible form,
and fresh eggs are therefore
most valuable food for the grow
ing child. The white of the egg,
but not the yolk, can be fed to a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28
POTPOURR| ACT
At WASHINGTON
SONG, DANCE, MUSIC, JUGGLING
STUNTS THE FEATuREsea.s,
RYsG.tT,.

! Il 49,
Mfer and Mora; iii their artistic
combination of SONGS daheeRs music
and juggling, are the feature of an
unusually good bill at the Washing
ton this week Miss Mara, in Scotch
comedy, is one of the eleverest com.
ediennes that has appeared on the
Considine circuit this season. She
works harder than anyone. else on
the bill and deserves much credit
for the success of the act.
Ray w. Snow, in Here, There
and Everywhere hands ont a line
of monologue that surely keeps the
audience in good humor., !.
The Alexandroff troupe of nine
persons, presenting imperial Rus
sian dances, is the big act of the
week.
Helm and Couzens, presenting
THE Doctor and the Patient" have
q sketch that is different, novel and
amusing, and the Berinis, in Is min
utes OF grand opera, evoke much APP
proval in the way of applause.
L. A. Street heads the perform
ance with juggling act, in which
he losses little rubber balls every
which way with agility.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28
IS
<f6 - ~ ~ 7fsvs2a--ss
SAFE HIT
GlLt1AN RUSSELL SCORED IN IT
vNiLLiE THE BIG
"NoisE."
sY }. y. c.

'Nildfire," that society-race track
play. written for Lillian Russell and
used SO effectively by her last sea
son, opened for the week at the
Spokane last night, and, after wit
Messing the production one is safe
in predicting that the play will
make hit.
Willie Archie, diminutive actor
with a boys voice and a wealth of
track slang, is the big noise" in
the show, although the noise does
not appear often enough to suit the
audience. "Wildfire" was written
for Lillian Russell, and being writ
ten for her, the star holds the Gen.
ter of the stage during the entire
performance, with but few moments
sandwiched in for the other mem
bers Of the company. However, bar
ring little uncertainty as to her
lines, for she has been with the
company only week. Luella Morey
makes very pleasing Mrs. Barring
ton, the much loved owner of a rae
ing stable.
Rowland G. Edwards is worthy of
special mention as John Garrison,
millionaire lover of horses, while
the entire cast is a much stronger
one than is usually seen in these
second or third season shows which
appear at the Spokane.
Give Will Archie twice as much
time on the stage and show which
ranks among the seasons successes
would be even more popular
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28
ORPREUM BILL
entertaining
so PETITE cossE WILL BE BIG
ATTRACTION TONIGHT.
BY T, A, G.

Because the scenic effects for La
Petite Gosse failed to arrive in time
for yesterdays performances, the
leading act at the Orpheum was I'M
able to go on last night. The audi
ence was given complete pro-
gram, however, through the kind
ness of Greasy and Dayne. who pre-
scented two of Mr.. Cressy's clever
playlets. s,.-
The first of these, the added feat
ure, was entitled "A Country Law
yer" Mr. Greasy takes the part of
Judge Tappan," who never knew
$40 worth of law at once in all his
life. Miss Dayne is the unhappy
wife of business man who has not
written TO her for a week. Instead
of taking the $40 retainer fee and
going ahead with divorce proceed
ings. the aged lawyer gives an old
mans advice and turns down the
fee. All ends happily when the wife
goes back to her hubby
The regular performance which
Greasy and Dayne are presenting
this week is entitled, THE Wyom-
ing Whoop." which same is the
name of newspaper. with sworn
circulation of GA copies weekly, in
Dinktown. Rev. Judge Hiram
Hodges is the editor and business
manager. Benjamin Franklin
Blubbs is the press department and
Talkatiye Tompkins is the "compos-
ing room" Miss Genevieve Mont
morency of the Elite Repertoire
company is an actress en- route,
who makes visit to the office to
place an ad in the Whoop. What
takes place upon her visit is best
portrayed in the act itself. Suffice
to say, that it is certainly very
good
Nonette. the late special feature
of THE Vassar Girls" is one of the
few lady violinists who has made
big hit in the west. Last night she
was aDplauded vociferously and
came back for several encores.
Mankin, the frog man, startled
the audience with his grotesque
contortions and Mcintyre and
Groves. presenting "On Fathers
Train delivered Is minutes of
amusing monologue.
~ SIZZLING and Revell are two of the
Scleverest horizontal bar gvmnasts
who have been seen in Spokane in
manv months.
81 Wits Girls from Melody Lane
are seen in repertoire of up to
date songs composed by Max S.
Witt.
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JAMES GOOD;
PLAY TOO Deep
SHAKESPEARE NOT FOR THE
MASSES OF TODAY-HlS
MOST POPULAR PIECE
,- TONIGHT.
BY B. B. S.

On the great average, the play
goers abominate tragedy, and crave
comedy. There was a time when
actors could not slash on the
heavy melodrama and villainy any
too strong to suit the public, but
that epoch has been. The rush and
swirl and worry of modern life sup
plies melodrama and pathos
enough. At night people are tired,
they want to forget the dark and
seamy side, they yearn for the
bright and effervescent and the
playful. That's why a really good
musical comedy draws the biggest
crowd.
Louis James was fine in Henry
the Eighth at the Auditorium
last night, but the audience did
not take to the play much. 1t was
not his fault-it was Billy Shake
speares fault, or. rather, the fault
of those who think they can stage
his plays with great success in the
goth century. There is no stronger
admirer of Shakespeare than the
writer, and he likes to see the
plays, but they do not appeal to
the majority and the shekels of the
majority are what make the wheels
go around.
James and his first class support
will present 1.-THE Merchant of Ven
ice" tonight and this is one of
Shakespeare's most popular plays.
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