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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
Attention Lndles--

Attention Ladies'
Dressmaking and ladies' tailoring
at the STYLE CRAFT SHOP, 279
North Commercial st. S-11-tf
For Fine Meats
Leave your orders at Steusloff
Bros, the Sanitary market. Meats
always kept at freezing point.
Phone 1928.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18

FOR SALE-A fine lot on south
east corner of Gath and Trade Sts.,
high and dry, 6Ox1925a. This is
a dandy. S400, $25 down, bal
ance $40 per month. Homer H,
Smith, Room 5, Mccormack build.
ing. 6-20-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18
CITY NEWS.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18

GREEN PRUNES WANTED-WiIl
contract to buy green prunes 10
dry, Henry A. Townsend, Box
Il, R. F. d. 8, Salem Ore.
S-1S-3t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-08-18

FOR SALE-Good top buggy very
cheap. $40 Mill st. S-1S-3t"-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27

Good warm rooms for Inc Winter at the Elite Baths. Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
RED MEN TO
 GIVE GRAND BALL

Th' Rrd Men ar" making great prep Arations to give a masquerade ball a week from Saturday night in Eagle Hall and the affair win be one of the best Of it's kind ever given in Nome
 Very few orders attend ball in costume and go through certain feats rnnaectad t,ss.t, .ps.s i.,...g.,.tG..., is. a.- Rcd Men here in Nome are preparing to give the citizens of Nome treat "u January and those who attended he it in the gallery or in costume on the floor will witness many features never before seen in Nome.
 Tn" Red Men are a strong institu- ton and tho charter under which they arr working here in Nome belongs 10 the members now stationed at Fort Davis. although many citizens here in Nome belong to the order. Hundreds of tickets have been sold and it is be- lirved that Eagle Hall will be packed on the night of the masquerade
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
Nugget Special Service.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 26.-Slightly wounding Capt. H l.. Ncwbold student at the Fort Lcavenworth army school and after having robbed one hundred passengers aboard Missouri Pacific train. lone bandit masked and fully armed, effected his escape yesterday before a crowd of amazed spectators. The deed Is considered one of the most daring robberies ever porpc trotvd in this vicinity, inasmuch as the bandit was assisted by no one and as he sue ceeded in making away heavily laden with money and jewelry.
 The robbery occurred at about eight o'clock but a fcw miles out of Leavcn- worth
 Al point where the trains are com pelled to slacken their speed. the lnno bandit boarded the cab of the engine and ordered the engineer and helpers to bring the train to a stop.
 After forcing the trainmen to bind and gag one another securely. the bold thief entered the passenger coaches and relieved the one hundred or more pas sengers of their money and jewelry.
 Tn audacity of the act so surprised the passengers that they were power less to move.
 Cool and collected the robber took possession of all of the available loot and was about to depart when Captain Newbold made an effort to pass the bandit. His progress was cut short by
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
TICKET NO. 8 WINS.

TtcIe No. es won the larg" fruit
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
!uagets Special Service.

Iuqgets Special SerNise.
 ANTWERP. Belgium. De,. e' As a r..uI, af collision yesterday between th. steamships Raltique and Finland. of thD Red Star i'm" six "t th" ere" of the former mentioned liner ar" now missing and may be drowned The ae- cid,nt took place iu d heavy log. near the mouth of th" river Escaut Tn" steamer Baltiqur is now iu d perilous position and thc passengers have all been removed. The crew. excepting th" six missing sailors reached safety after ti. last passenger Was cared rar
 Tho Baltique sustains a badly stored .icc and it is expected that the hand .n. old carrier may sink at any time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
MASONIC BALL
 WELL ATTENDED

The Masonic haa last evening at- ua,r.1 Nome -"cirty fr'ks The A T. hall ua,r. ln. lana, Was held. va e.mfor,ahly aHrd with handsomely eaunri women and men in full dress.
 ~ ao o'clock the hall was dllrd and the dancing commenced and not unm ! 8e this morning did the gay as s.mbly dlsperse
 The hall was properly decorated for tbo occasion and the floor was polished uuul it shonc like glass.
 Good music was enjoyed and tha .,r.asetra rendered popular sclertinas .lt.h appeal to tho dancer
 Tanade punch was served during E.. evening and the bowl was Well natraulz.d by those who appreciate tho best the miNolagist can produce
 Taken as a whal. the Masonic ball last night riyaled all past affairs given Ly thn order and was brilliant success from beginning in end
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
SIX SAILORS MISSING
 ,~F0II 0WING COLI LISl0N

NNrWERP pa# Later Jh, s,am-ua HaIuaaa which aalta,al ultH tn liner Finland yesterday m, ra. Ga> noon a~ th, result of 2, ~tnsaa stem None ot her cargo nas saved
 Th. six sailors. ahu $" Hs-trrau-N disappeared immediately attrs ,H, a.. cilrut, ar. d. yrl not accounted for.
 Relief larti,- arr searching for th, sailor lads today but lr is believed tut. tl,t uvr drowned
 At ms"stigati"n n' lhc i.,arn. vii s. I.l1 some u as this v.e4e " lHe inspectors. and II 0il h, a~,,rtaiHed n either af the captains af th" boats in. Nalyed ara r. hnm, 'ar thr disastrous collision.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27

 POLITICIAN IS
 NEAR DEATH
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 PROVIDENCE. k. l.. Dee. PA re cent dispatch from Paris brings word that William Spraguo nephew of the former governor of Rhode Island. bear irs the same name. is slowly sinking and that his death is but a few days off
 Spraguc was born at Cranston. R |. S'Ttembcr 12. 1880. He figured in poll ,i2.. f"r many years and held both the office of govc~nor and United States
 .nator from Rhode Island. He was sta'ich republican and devoted much time to the party he represented
 Stiague Is now SD years old and iS troubled with the many complaints common to the aged For the past few days he has been confined to his bed and his attending physicians does not hold ont much hope for his recovery
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
[ugget's Special Service.

Nugget's Special Service.
 SEATTLE Dee. Charles Draft. d laborcr and three unidentified men vcr, aphy yxiatcd, another is dying and four are in prrcarious condition as tn" result of leaking gas pip. which allowed the ul-Smclling fumes |" p"u,- trate all of thr rooms of th, upper floor of the Pacific hotel of this city yesterday Little hop" k held out tor tnnS,. wh" came in contact with the deadly gas and il ie expected that one of the sufferers win pass away at m> minute
 The Pacific hotel i~ an "ld fahioned hostlrry and is not equipped with elrc tric light fixtures All of the fifty rooms of the place are lighted by gas which fs conveyed through pipe which was installed some twenty odd years ago.
 Yesterday morning the obnoxious fumes which escaped from a rotten section of the piping were noticeabl" but believing that tho odor came from
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
FOUR ARE ASPHYkIATED
 M SEATTLE HOSTELRY
WASHINGTON
 BOYS DEFEATED
: Special Nugget Service

5peclal Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Dee 27-Th. football teams or The oak Park. Chicago. high school and Wcuatchc" Wash. high ..n". met .u contest here last Satui- day b"fur" a large and "nthusiasti, crowd with a final result or 22 to. in favor ri n, Ea~tru-r- Ur uutu lat Saturdav.- game both teams had gone through th" ~caon without being de f,ated. The Chicago boys are touring The Pacific coast playing au-comers.
 Tine W"natoh-- team has played twenty games this s,asou aud has sue r."d,.d in claiming first honors in all bat thr au" contest with th,. team fronl oak Hu.
 Last Saturdays game attracted nrg" crowd 'o Athletic park vhev. tH,. contest was held
 The Chicago team leaves for Portland today vhrr they will meet the Wash mg'on high school bow in game next Saturday
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
FOUR OTHERS MAY DIE
 AS RESULT IF FUMES

auothrr source th" rr"ru,t"r of rh" hotel paid miI. "i. n, attention To the rhi,rtiy" ~t"uch
 Last evening a midnight a .ham- hrrluaid. upon a~r.udmp C, the top floor Of th" house. detected th, ytIr odor or escaping ga. and started To investigate
 The lcaky pipe was discovered and the proprietor wa- notified. Upon fur tler investigation charles Draft. who had been a guest at th, hnt.I hut one day. "as found a~rhyviar"d in his room
 Later th. othrr~ who ,rr. affected hN the gas Were located
 Physicians were called and ,srr. rf. fort i- now being made tn save the f,ur unidentified men
 The proprietor of the Pacific hotel is being held under heavy bond e. appear hcr"r" special police committee t"- morrow when he will cudravor to "N- plain the ,au-r of 'h" lrals u m" gas pipe
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
BABES DIE
 AMID FLAMES
Nugget Special Service.

Nb9JcN OpcSldl OeFNiSes
 SEATTLE Dee. sI.-DonaId and Bertha o'Connor aged two years and six months respectively. children of Daniel o'Connor. local postal clerk, were burned to death yesterday when a lighted lamp. with which they were playing. fell to the floor and exploded.
 The accident occurred while the elder O'Connor was in another part of the house and the children succumbed to the flames before help could arrive.
 The father is distracted today as the result of the affair and takes the blame of the accidenlt upon himself in asmuch as he allowed the children to remain in the room alone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
VIM, M'MANUS
 ON SICK LIST

William MrMauus tho senial postal Inspector "t this division k slowly rc- covering from strange attack of dizi- ue4- which has kept him confined to his he1 since last Friday.
 Last Friday evening MyManus wa- .i'S' .., ''''', "..d ana Ns''', DTS Uiii and sloan wrr" called and have been in 4tt.a1l.. H.. th inspector was first stricken
 Mr4 MgMtuus stated today that she believed .tNa ..Mts would be about -IprfIs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
PROCLAMATION

~ s :. 4 s a B 4 H @ @a # < < < Her Majesty, Helen py the sac. election 9u,a, subje orectn
 and and ordau a- holiday be
  that at S o'clock m be r 2 IIant otest to gooic behalf Her Majesty her suh sriI iiaN their oya by ag yellow purple mask or donning fanta
 to diate arres, the queens M Lord of M ROWAN ENIoN % # a g s a e $ 8 # #& F Y
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
DARING ROBBERY BUT
 FEW MILES FROM FORT

a bullet from the invaders revolver. which penetrated the soldiers right leg.
 Gathering up his loot the bandit ef- focted his escape and has not been seen ur heard from since
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27

cake rallied al the Bank saloon.
 The first great event of the Ne" Year the Red Mems masquerade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27

olympia. Rainier. Blue Ribbon or Nome Beer by the case or barrel a' Nestor's Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-27
NOTICE

Dance 7t Sons Of the North Thurs day evening at |, o'clock Members anu their friends
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
OLD polNT COMFORT.

Fortress Monroe. Va, Nov lS-l-.
most important incidents that were
grouped in one week at Old Point intsiss
ed many New York and Brooklyn pew.
who are staying at the Hotel Chan0eil.I, =,
On Monday occurred Ely's success.
flight from the inclined platform eIe,-
on the deck of tine United states cTuNs-
Birmingham. anchored in Hampton NoA-
within haiIinS distance Of the hotei W, -
every window and verarda was nlied vs. =
spectators. The Lieutenant GovsFh0s
the Province of Quebec. Sir c " :.
letter, arrived at the ChaUlberAn on 90
day morning lie is IN feeble heal'N
was seated in a great sedan chaiF
pended from poles and carried oy SN -.
ters from the Old Dominion boat
hotel The heads of several diireleA-
val bureaus at Washington spent -.
at Old Point. coming down to see 'H'
suit OF the ordnance test OF the eNp.'. =.
gelatine against the arlnor pi@'9
monitor Puritan in Hampton RoaaS'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

Jarno has been retained Sidney Ellison
the English stage director has had charge
of the production.
The plot hinges on a romance between
Christi. the daughter of a forester. ana
Joseph ii. Emperor of Austria. In the conf
pany, besides the principals, are Edith
Decker. FIaVia Arcaro, Mabel Weeks,
Thomas Richards. julius McNickar, Mel
win Stokes. Robert Vivian, Robinson New
bold, William Bonelli, Albert Wilder, George
Leonard, Henry B. Truelson and Alfred
Darling.
HUDSON Nobodys Widow, superbly
mounted but dull and dreary farce in which
the talents of Miss Blanche Bates and
Bruce McRae are wasted on the desert air,
KNICKERBOCKER-F Terry and
Miss Julia Nelson. in The Scarlet Pimp-
ernel" On November IS Mr. Terry and his
company will present Henry Of Navarro -
LIBERTY-"The Country Boy" New
York has stamped this play wits its ap-
proval and visitors seem to agree. The
characters are well drawn, and capitally
enacted. There is much comedy in the
piece and no little amount of good phiios-
opby.
LYCEUM-Second week of the successful
revival of Oscar Wilde's comedy of man
ners. THE Importance Of Being Earnest
in which the principal parts are taken by
A. +. Matthews. Hamilton Revelle. Miss
Jane Oakes and Miss May Bianey
MAJESTIC-Third week or The Blue
Bird" which seems to have settled down
with no thought Of further migration
III r ~tshariss Klein -
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
COMEDY AND DRAMA.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-'Siberia' is ad-
vertised as this week 5 melodrama. which
will be played by the regular stock COM
pany.
AsTOR.-"The Girl in the Taxi" with
Carter De Haven.
RELASCO.-"The Concert" with Leo
Ditrichstein and Janet Beeeher successful
in the leading parts.
BIJOU.-Miss Zelda Sears will be intro
duced here as a star on Tuesday night in
The Nest Egg" a rural comedy by
Miss Anne Caldwell.
CIRCLE-Thomas A Wise in A
Gentleman from Mississippi"
CoMEDY.-DougIas Fairbanks in The
cub" Thompson Buchanans clever and
amusing satire on Kentucky feuds.
CRITERION.--The Commuters Those
who travel on the train are finding i'll this
comedy much that is entertaining. Miss
Edna Phillips is now playing successfully
the part in which Miss May De Sousa did
so well.
DALY'S-"Baby Mine" Margaret Mayo's
farce, has recently passed the Tooth per-
formance mark
EMPIRE.-JOhn Drew in Smith,
Somerset Maugham's story of how a
serving maid wins a gentleman. John
Drew, of course, is the gentleman. Miss
Mary Boland is Smith.
GAIETY.-"Get Rich Quick Wallingford 8"
Herein is pictured as attractive young
scoundrel as one would wish to see. And
he makes you laugh every minute.
GARDEN-''The Rosary" by Edward f.
Rose
GARRICK-The latest of Sir Arthur CO.
nan Dovle's plays, The Speckled Band; an
Adventure of Sherlock Holmes" will have
its first performance in New York at the
Garrick Theatre tomorrow night The
play which is done in three acts and five
scenes, is DR.. Doyie's dramatiZation of one
of the most uncanny and originally thought
out adventures Of that curiously real per-
SON. Sherlock Holmes. This will be the de-
tectives first appearance upon the stage In
a new environment since the night William
Gillette made him familiar figure. In the
cast are Edwin Stevens. Charles Millward,
lyo Dawson. John Findlay. Ivan b. simp.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
VARIETY HOUSES.

AL'HAM BRA-Maria Baldina, Theodor
hosioH and the Imperial Russian Dancers
from Moscow will be the chief attraction
me Governors Son: Frank Fogarty
The Dublin Minstrel; Jones and Deeley
III Hotel ST Reckless" and Luciano Luc-
Ca soioist' viii also take part
AMERICAN-Owing to the success OF the
new policy of twenty-five acts introduced
last week. William Morris has decided to
continue the long bills for the balance of
the season During the coming week he
oHers among others Arnold DAILY. in The
Van Dyek'; Taylor Granville and company.
II me star Bout: the Fadette Ladies'
ofehestra John {. Rice and Sally Cohen in
ne" comedy sketch; George Primrose and
ooihpahS, hinstrels; Villa Holt Wakefield
oiarlee vance and La Sousloffs. Partisan
whirlwind dancers
..D.,>,ls., AL-Shristy Mathew son and
Chief Meyers. with Miss Nav Tully. will
DC Sssh IN Curves; Marshall p. Wilder
WIN give monologue. Jesse l.. I.asky's
'"'iAs'fals. aud Eddie Leonard and Ma.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
ORIGIN OF THE HANOSHSAS'

Shaking hands is relic Of oaroariSin i...rv
became the custom in the days "nea a.s ~,
one carried dagger IN his belt ana I. ".s &c
one friend meeting another though. !, ,o-
essarv IA attest the peacefulness OF h.v WAN
tsrt,ons by extending an open PAIN. -.
the othar man could DO no less thah md md
. ,;,,i,a~ reassuring demoustratioid,s ds nat
stlltnt nasr of these two extended hanaS Iosi-
uraIly @ followed. subsequently, pSss,Sshsks Ss
cal process Of evolution, 'es esrm Of greet,
grew to be the rSSsaI Of proered haes
Siahoner Gh can oSly e wiped 3'T 3St ahd Man widely
Now the custom is snsSsdnment 101 5rmaT to be ssa
established for VET rs there are various sa,as-
, SeivaoIs' aheh ahS render it ulsatisIss..-.
Dundeo Advertiser q
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

bel Russell are assured Of a rousing wei
come.
COIJMBIA-A new two-act hurlesque.
called Mrs Backbay's College, VIII ne
given by the Bon Tons ct the Columbia
this week The principals in the company
are Fannie Thatcher. Emily Miles, Llddy
Berg, Fannie St. Clair. James j. Lake.
James Rowland and Pete Kelly The vau-
GieviIIe bill will include the Dunedin Troupe
OF acrobatic cyclists: the Donegan Sisters.
roller skaters and Feely and Kelly. COM
edy gymnasts Concerts this afternoon and
tonight.
EDEN MUSEE-The attractions for
Thanksgiving week are Hewes, the White
Yogi. THE World in Wax" cinematograph
scenes and band concerts
FIFTH AVENUE-Maclyn Arbuckle IS
the chief attraction in THE Welcher,' a de-
Iightful comedy sketch. by Robert ii.
Davies in which Mr.. Arbuckle has already
made a most favorable impression. Others
on the bill are Sam Chip and Mary Marble
in I'm Old Edam;'' the Charles Ahearn
Troupe of Cycling Comedians: Nonette. the
gypsy violinist: Patsy DOYLE. quaint mono
logist. and Barry and Wolford in a new
vocal conceit, AT the Song Booth
HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA-Mlle
Odiva will be the chief attraction. in swim
ming and diving. Others who will appear
are Pat Rooney and Marion Bent. At the
News Stand: Harry Tates in Motoring
James and Sadie Leonard, BiXley and
Fink and the Arlington Four. Sunday con-
cert as usual.
HIPPODROME-Those who have not yet
had the opportunity of visiting the Hippo
7 drome show. with its three splendid spec
tacleS, The International Cup THE Bal
let of Niagara" and The Earthquake .
will find it worth seeing. There will be the
usual daily matinees on Thanksgiving Day
The circus part of the programme makes
a special appeal TO the youngsters and in
terests the grown-ups we'll.
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE-The bill
for the first Sunday vaudeville concert to-
night includes Mcintyre and Heath, Belle
Blanche, Yorke and Adams, Lillian Shaw.
Avery and Hart, the Ten Pianophiends
Hedges Brothers and Jacobson. The Expo
sition Four and Luciano Lucca. There
will also be new motion pictures. Two per-
formances will be given every Sunday
hereafter. On November IS the house will
bA entirely given over to vaudeville
PLAZA-The bill for the first half week
includes Maud Hall Macy, in THE Magpie
and the Jay" the Musical Stoddards, in
: he Absent Minded Professor" Josie and
Willie Barrow. Powell and company. De
Lanley and Waldron, and Dotson and
Lucas, while the last half will have Maud
Hall Macy. in The Magpie and the Jaw: :
Linden and Dorman, in THE EngIishmau
ana the Yankee Girl" the Dancing Brown
ings, the Sisters De FAYE; Hart. Miller and
Jerome. and the Three Deans. On Sstur-
| days and Sundays there will be the usual
enlarged programme of fifteen su-stsr acts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
ELMENDORF'S LECTURE.

Dwight L.. Elmendorf will give the sec
ond lecture of his parallel series at Car
neg1e Hall tonight and tomorrow after
noon. His subject will be Berlin" Mr.
Elmendorf. through the medium of his
camera. will present the Berlin of TODAY.
showing its industrious daily life, It's i'm
pressive state ceremonies and it's superb
military spectacles. The tour will embrace.
not only the city itself, but its attractive
environs, such as Potsdam and the Spree
wald. The subject of the next lecture in
the course will be Vienna
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
THE COMING WEEK
NEW PRODUCTIONS.

Monday Night, November 21.-At
the Garrick Theatre, "The SPeckled
Band" an adventure of Sherlock
Holmes, by Sir A. Conan Doyle.
Tuesday Night, November 22-At
the Herald Square Theatre, Miss Lulu
Chaser in "The Girl and the Kaiser"
an adaptation of the comic opera,
Die Forester Christi" composed by
Georg Jarno.
Tuesday Night, November 22.-At
the Biou Theatre, Miss Zelda Sears
in "The Nest Egg," comedy by Miss
Anne Caldwell.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
BENEFIT FOR CHARLES ADLER

The benefit for ex-Congressman Charles
Adler will take place tonight at wehar's
Theatre. Among those who will take Mari
are Miss Kitty Gordon, Miss Kelly. John
McCloskey' charlotte Leslay. Maude RAY
mond. Frank Fogarty. Elizabeth Murray
William Cahill Andrew Mack. Harry
Breen, Pixley and Fink, Jack Gardner
Dorothy Jordan, Elizabeth Murray and Joe
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20
GROUNDLESS APpRFlsNs,oNs

In a melancholy KEY
We've sung.
III tne Whole world seemed To h.
UnStrung. eu " 'e
And fret. Wy "ias'
NOT YET! 10 pass
Ine Tsn, TT,ops are incomplete.
Yet We nave enough To sat
Each day. " cat
Are our plans for ..,
Upset? 'oh Oh hilrth
NOT YET! '''e o"''"4
Though grafters have ho s
And bold. oeen faSn
These are heaps n, bo,.s, cash
We're told Vi no'ius' CASH.
Are we sold out q, t,a s,,,
For debtP oi' 'he spot
Has the cotIntr,.
NOT YETI ao"e W pot
--s az AWa shtn utCu ntar
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

and lteratre-eXcept Romeo and Juliet
have been illicit. Antony and Cleopatra
David and Bathsheba. Nelson and Lady
Hamilton, Faust and Gretchen ana the
rest We're in that category, not because
Shakespeare, Goethe Maeterlinck, Sopho-
cles and Ibsen wanted to be immoral, but
because they wanted to get at the human
heart Innocent love does not afford the
dramatist the opportunities that guilty re-
latjons do. Plays on these themes are
iustifiable if they are deeply conceived.
All of the literary men OF England are
opposed 10 the censorship and it ought TO
and Will be abolished
Mr. Jones hopes 10 remain in America
three or four months. He will not return
to England within that time unless he IS
called back 10y a manager who IS TO pro-
duce new comedy of his. During his
stay Ar Jones hopes TO lecture on the
drama at Columbia, Harvard and the Uni
versity of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-20

The Gamblers" One of the best plays OF
the season, in which Miss Jane Cowl seems
to have found herself
NAZIMOVA'S-Weed GrossmIth, with
Miss Charlotte Granville, in Mr. Preedy
and the Countess" An English farce of
the better sort, capitally enacted Mr..
Grossmith's method is a refreshing COM
hination of extravagant physical endeavor
and verbal restraint But he always makes
you laugh. whether he lifts a trunk, throws
a man out Of the room or makes love to
lady. Every facial expression SUITS the
phrase and every phrase the action
NEW THEATRE-Fou plays Will be pre-
sented here this week. On Monday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings and Satur-
day afternoon, Pinero's THE Thunderbolt'
will be offered; on Tuesday and Friday
evenings and Wednesday afternoon, Mae
terlincks Sister Beatrice" and Besiers
Don will be given as a double BILL An
extra matinee Of THE Merry Wives OF
Windsor Is announced for Thanksgiving
Day. This play will be repeated on Satur-
day afternoon.
"Rcbeeca Of sunnybrook
Farm" No play could make wider ap-