East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-06
PLAYS FOR NEXT
SEASON ARE LISTED
STRONGEST LIST EVER
SENT TO COAST PROMISED
With Building of New Theatre Pen
dleton VIII be Assured of Plays and
Players Equal TO Those Seen in
New York and Other Eastern Cities.

Manager c. j. Mitchell OF the Ore
gon Theatre has just received COM
petite list of the attractions to be fur
nished next season by the National
Theater Owners association which will
supply the circuit on which Pendle-
ton is located. The list is by far the
best ever sent to the coast and with
a new theatre in this city Pendleton
theatre goers will be assured of see
ing productions equal to those in New
York
With Pendleton's geographical To-
cation all she needs is a theatre cap
able of accommodating the big plays
and all the best of those listed below
i will be booked for this city.
While the list as already prepared
h is by far the best ever sent to the
coast Manager Richard Lambert of
d the new association in a letter to Man.
ager Mitchell, he says there will fol-
\ low shortly the announcement OF a
number of other leading stars and
] plays
The list is as follows:
List of Independent attractions for
the season of 1901.
Marie Dressler in "Tillie's Night
mare"
Banch Ring in "The Yankee Girl"
Mary Mannering in "A Mans
World"
Viola Allen in "The White Sister,"
Bessie Abbott in "Yosebel," (Grand
Opera)
Mable Hite in "a Certain Party"
Nav Irwin in Mrs Jim"
Gertrude Elliott in "The Dawn of
a Tomorrow"
Louise Cunning in "Marcelle."
! Bertha Kalish in Repertoire.
N Nine. Oily in Repertoire.
Nine. Nazimova in Repertoire
\ Bertha Galland in a new play
Maxine Elliott in a new play.
Mabel Barrison and Harry ConnoI
u in "Lulus Husbands"
Florence Roberts in a new play.
James r. Powers in Havana
4 jefferson de Angeles in "The Beau
"A ty Spot"
y Eddie Foy in up and Down Broad
n way" the new revue.
n Southern and Marlowe in Repertoire
y Frank Daniels in "The Belle OF
n Brittany"
4 John Mason in 1.-THE witchinq
d Hour"
4 Cyril Scott in "The Lottery MAN.
d William Faversham in "'The World
q and his Wife"
q Wilton Tackye in THE Battle"
n Walker Whteside in "The Melting
"a Pot"
n Dustin Farnum in n new play.
n De Wolf Hopper in "a Matine,
u IDOL"
"A Marie Cahiu in new musical com
n edy.
"A Max Figman in n new play.
81 Sarah Bernhardt in Repertoire
81 Forbes Robertson in THE ThirC
IA Floor Back"
~ II. e Farmer in "Alas Jimmie Val
III cntine"
~ Sam Bernard in new musical com
~ edy.
~ Weldon Grossmth in "Mr. Parde
IA and the Countess"
81 An all star cast in Madame Trou
~ badour."
~ George Forsyth in The Great JOIN
Granton."
. Walter Jones in "Going Some"
oa James X Hackett in Repertoire.
Andrew Mack in new Irish play
T., An all star cast in Jim the Pen
, ;. man"
- William Hodge in "The Man fror
- Home"
-, Margaret Anglln in a new coined,
Grace George in a new play.
- Tom Wise in "a Gentleman fror
y" Mississippi"
o Douglas Fairbanks in n new PLAY
''S Robert Mantell in repertoire.
Louis Mann in "The Man Who Stoo
'ur Stin.'
tor CIara ri,r,op tn q rov, ,Io,
ip- Grace la Rue in a new play.
me FRITZ Scheff in a new opera.
TN Henry f. Dixey in a new play.
the "The Chocolate Soldier"
The city"
IN Lew Dockstader.
lrn "The Motor Girl"
uld THE Blue Mouse"
lcy Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
"T'he Fourth Estate"
The Midnight Sons"
'The Jolly Bachelors"
THE kissing Girl"
al The Dollar Mark"
"In the Deep Purple"
es: Judith Zaraine"
dds THE Man of the Hour"
gh- William \. Brady's latest success
the Mother"
ing William A. Brady's new play, bal
,rt Mine"
in "The summer Widows"