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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
MAGIC AND MIRTH ARE
MINGLED AT AMERICAN
Aibini in Mysterious Act Is
Featured or the Bill

Albini, magician, will be the head
line attraction on the vaudeville bill
at the American theater this week, be-
ginning this afternoon. Besides giving
a series of remarkable exhibitions of
ledgerdermain and ma gic Albini
promises on Thursday night to expose
the workings of those who claim the
Intervention of the supernatu in
their tricks" AIbini will expose the
operations of slate writer's and seers
and will show how Anna Eva Fay ac-
composites her marvels by perfectly
natural. though cleverly disguised,
means.
LOTUS and Hendler. local artists.
Will make their vaudeville debut this
week in a musical act. Their singing
and piano playing win be much en-
joyed. it is expected.
Bessie Allen in songs and dances and
Jack Oliver in merry monologue will
also be attractions on the vaudeville
bill.
modern rendering of an old fairy
tale will be the offering of the Ameri-
ca n travesty stars this week Gin
derella" will be the musical eXtrava-
ganza and will supply the capable COM
pany of singers. dancers and comedians
with a splendid vehicle. Billy Ons-
low. Eddie OBrien, George Best, Kate
Carlson, Jeanie Fletcher. Hugh Met
calf. Leonore Craft and Grace Cakes,
the latter in solo dance, will provide
the fun and melody.
New motion pictures will be pro-
jected on the big screen, Matinees are
given daily and two performances each
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
PERKINS RETURNS
in fine FETTLE
Feels So Good That he Declares
Direct Primary a Great
Institution

When United States Senator George
c. Perkins left here on the liner Mari
posa he was a very sick man, and it
was with the greatest difficulty that
he made his way up the steamers
gapgplank though assisted. The Mari
posa returned yesterday from Tahiti,
and the first passenger down the gang
way was Senator Perkins. He didn't
exactly skip down, but he made the
descent without assistance and in good
marching time.
The senator felt better, he said, than
he has al any time since he was in
jured in Washington by a fall on an icy
pavement. His health began TO i'm
prove two days after leaving san Fran
cisco, and kept on improving until
yesterday, when he declared himself a
new man.
The senator was accompanied on the
voyage by his niece, Miss Alma Per-
kins, and they were extensively enter
tained at Papeete. Senator Perkins
would not discuss the recent wrecking
of the Herrin machine. but declared
that the direct primary was great in
stitution and one that he had always
favored.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
CHORUS LADY IS
SLANGY But TRUE
Rose Stahl in the Forbes Conn
edy Comes to the Columbia
Tomorrow Night

Rose Stahl in THE Chorus Lady be
gins a two weeks engagement at the
Columbia tomorrow night James
Forbes, author ofs-The Travelling Sales
man. The Commuters and "The
Chorus Lady has provided in the lat
ter comedy play of unique distinc-'
tion and one which Miss Stahl has made
..her very own,' as David Warfeld has
identified his personality with that of
the music master in Klein's play
This will be Miss StahrS second visit
to San Francisco in the Forbes comedy.
To this play belongs the fame of hav-
ing appeared in three New York the
aters, the Savoy, Garrick and Hackett.
during a single season, and Miss Stahl
at once made for herself a place of re-
nown in American theatricals. The
play had four months of record break
ing business in Chicago during the
summer and toured with extended en-
gagements throughout the large east
ern cities. 1t had 80 consecutive weeks
of success.
The. story of s"The Chorus Lady" is
ure is Patricia O'Brien of the chorus,
daughter of OBrien. trainer in the rae
ing stable of Dan Mallory, who is very
much in love with Patricia O'Brien.
Out of these relations and life behind
the scenes wherein Patricia's sister
Nora becomes badly involved and in
deep distress, an intensely interesting
plot is woven and a pleasant termina-
tion of the trouble sends the audience
home in happy mood after an evening
of splendid entertainment.
Miss StahFs conception of Patricia
revealing her as young woman ex-
pressing herself in inimitab BILE slang.
possessed of extreme worldly wisdom,
remarkable reasoning powers, philo-
sophie acceptance of fact, and above All,
character true as gold, has been
universally praised
Henry b. Harris has furnished an
adequate production and the entire
original New York and London cast
will be seen here, including Isabelle
Goodwin, Alice Leigh, Winona WflIett.
Lotta Brunnell. Annie Ives, Helen Dahl.
Florence Grant Lot Arnold, Claire
Lane, Wilfred Lucas, Giles Shine.
Robert stowe Gill, Thomas McGuirem.
George Mcnamara, Francis Check, Ed
gar Birch and E. 6. Grant Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
VARIED PROGRAM is
OFFERED AT WIGWAM
Henry Lee, in Inpersonations,
Is Feature Attraction

Henry Lee. the celebrated imper-
senator Of great men, living and dead.
viii be the headline feature of the new
bill 10 be offered at the Wigwam the
ater during the week beginning with
the matinee today. Lee has fine rep
utation in his particular line OF stage
endeavor. He offers speaking like
nesses of the men portrayed and never
fails 10 win complete success for the
artistry of his act.
Another strong act on the bill is
that offered by Mckenzie. shannon and
company under the title Of More
Ways Than one" It is comedy
drama Of strong interest. Alice Mort
Jock. q talented actress. supported by
her company, will stage the tabloid
play, The Other Woman" Lew Hoff-
man comes from Europe with a splen-
did reputation as an eccentric juggler.
and Musical Irving will be on hand to
OFFER his 'jingling humorisms." Other
acts and the latest motion picture nov
elites will be included in the long bill
Matinee daily at the Wigwams Booking
night on Friday will have some spe-
cial holiday features.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
FRONTIER PERILS
in MILITARY PLAY
THE Girl | Left Behind Me" at
Alcazar Is Thrilling Ro-
mantle Drama

For the second week of the regular
season at the Alcazar the company
will present "The Girl I Left Behind
Fyles 1t will be seen tomorrow night
at the Belasco house and will continue
through the week
The Girl l Left Behind Me" is said
by many to be the greatest military
play written on an American theme. 1t
was a sensation in New York for
full season after its premiere. Since
then it has been played several times
in San Francisco by travelling COM
panfes- About nine years ago the AL
cazar cast presented it in stock. That
was the last time it was given in this
city.
The scenes of the drama are laid in
Montana, where there has been much
discomfort among the Indians. Com
manding the post is General Kenyon.
whose daughter Kate is betrothed to
Lieutenant Morton, but is really in
love with Lieutenant Hawksworth. The
two young men are sent out to lead
reconnoitering party. Through Nor
tons cowardice a troop of cavalry is
surrounded by hostile redmen. To save
his companion from utter disgrace
Hawksworth shoulders part of the
blame for the bIunder The general
is skeptical and believes that the en-
tire truth has otsbeen told him. He
calls for a volunteer to convey dis
patches through the hostile lines and
Kate, ostensibly to save her aff1anced
from almost certain death, but really
to test the courage of Hawksw orth.
places the dispatch in the latter's hand
and asks him to go. He accepts the
risk
Meanwhile the post is beleaguered.
It's fate depends upon the success of
Hawksworths mission. When the In
dians are seemingly about to overcome
the fort the generals daughter makes
her father promise to kill her before
she falls into the hands of the savages.
The big, tense scene in the play is here
enacted. Relief arrives just in time to
prevent the old soldier from fulfilling
his promise.
Thurston Hall will be seen as
Hawksworth, Howard Hickman as
Lieutenant Morton, Louis Bennison
as an Indian chief, Burt Wesner as
Major Burleigh, Thomas Chatterton,
the new juvenile actor at the Alcazar
will appear as young physician;
Charles Gum will play the role OF Pri-
vate Jones, Jane Gordon appears as
Kate Kenyon. Grace Barbour as
Hawksworths sister and Catherine
Calhoun as a typical frontier girl.
The play permits of a picturesque
setting and the Alcazar's production it
is promised. will realize the pictorial
possibilities of the thrilling drama.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
CONVICT BALL TEAMS
TO PLAY MATCH GAME
Crack Mines of San Quentin Will
Cross Bats
I S3ecial Dispofch to The Cal |

SAN QUENTIN. Sept 3-Warden
John (. HOyle has allowed the convicts
10 arrange baseball game for Mon
day 1t viii be played outside the
prison walls as part Of the Labor day
celebration. The game will be open to
spectators Dressed in their regula-
ton striped uniforms, the men will
present strange appearance on the
diamond.
The game viii mark the climax of
series that has awakened the keenest
rivalry between. the two convict
leagues. Tie men who make bags
belong TO the jute mill league, while
those who work on the new building
in the vegetable garden and rock
quarry are members Of the outside
league. The outsiders call their nine
the outlaws. while the jute mill organ
iZstion has named its team the iYories.
IN the past all games have been
played in a small inclosure within the
walls. the batter. never daring to knock
a fy FOR fear Of losing the bail beyond
the confines OF the prison. No shout
ing or roofing has been permitted the
men urging on their favorites with
signs and whispers. The inside dia-
ulond is not half the official size nor
have the men ever been able 20 extend
themselves in running or hitting For
this reason they are looking forwa I'd
for the chance TO play in the open with
enthusiasm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
HARTMAN PLAYS
FANTASTIC ROLE
Popular Comedian Presents to
Princess Patrons Merry
King Dodo"

For the fourth attraction of his re-
turn engagement at the Princess Fer
ris Hartman has selected King Dodo. :
the merriest musical comedy that the
prolific Pixley and Luders have turned
ont. Commencing with the matinee
today this whimsical entertainment
will hold forth for a week only. and
that it will prove as popular an at
traction as any of the Hartman offer
ings that have. gone before is certain.
Hartman has never made his appear
ance before in the title part. and the
grotesque monarch who is ever seek
ing the fountain of perpetual youth
should be most happy portrayal in
the favorite comedians hands. 1t viii
be remembered that, King Dodo" was
favorfte vehicle for Raymond Hitch
cock for a considerable period
Frank Pixley certainly gave his most
ingenious plot and brightest lines to
this opera, and it is generally acknowl-
edged that the score of Gustav Luders
represents him at his best. There are
all manner of tuneful melodies in
King Dodo,' of the kind that fingers
in the memory. Look in the Book
and See" I'll Do or Die" Eminent
DR.. Fizz.r Two Hearts Made One" I'll
Shut Ny Eyes and Think It's YOU" and
Claim Thou Thine Own are a few OF
the songs that have become household
favorites throughout the country. And.
of course, there's the famous Tale of
a Bumble Bee" which has had as great
a vogue as any popular melody that
has been given to the public in re-
cent years.
There is no doubt but that Dodo
will be as delightful a characterize
tion as any that Ferris Hartman has
yet been seen in.
For the production of King Dodo''
only. Hartman has specially engaged
Edith Mason, who is exceedingly popU-
lar here and whose rare soprano will
be heard TO advantage in the music
that falls to the lot of Piola-
Myrtle Dingwall is delightfully."- cast
as Angela Dodos ward. "Muggins
Davies will have an exceptional op-
portunity as Annette. Walter de Leon
returns to the cast this week playing
a double roIe-that of Nudge, court
historian and Bonilla, prime minister
in Spoopju land. Robert Leonard,
George Poultney. Joseph Fogarty.
Marta Golden, Oliver lie Noir and the
others will be we'll cast
There will be special matinees Mon
day Labor day. and Admission day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
BEVANI SONGBIRDS
CONE TO GARRICK
Grand Opera Season Will Open
Tomorrow With Produc-
tiOn of Faust"
Nine. Anna Frery, a Dramatic
Soprano, Will Make Her
Debut Here

Several new. artists viii be presented
by the Bevani grand opera company
during its season at the Garrick the
ater. which is to open tomorrow night
after q successful season Of two months
at Idora park.
Chief among the recent acquisitions
is Nine. Anna Frery. a dramatic So
prano, who arrived last Monday from
Europe She won distinction as prima
donna Of the Grand opera house. Brus-
sells, and as principal soprano soloist of
the Colonne concerts in Paris. She
viii be heard tomorrow night in
Faust"
the casts for the first week:
Monday and Thursday evenings and Sunday
Thursday evenings. Nine Frery: Sunday matinee.
Regina Vicsrino; Siebel. Margaret Jarman; Mar
ths, Lucy Van der Marx: FaEst-Monday even
Sunday matinee Umberto Sacchetti; Valentine
Monday evening Ettore Cainpsna; Thursday
evening and Sunday matinee. Achlne Alberti /;
Wagner. Joseph Florisns Mephistophoies, Alex
snder Bevsni
lstto-t 6ilds--ruesdsy and Friday evenings,
Regn NicsrinO; Sunday evening. Giuditta Fran
Cini; AIsdelena. Edmee de DreuX; COntessa di
Ceprs no. Estelle Burgess: Giovanns- Estelle Bur
CESS; Conte de Ceprano. Albert Nspoeone; Borsa,
Joseph Guiliani: Marullo. +. Cernusco; usher,
n Perron: Nouterone- Joseph Florian: Spgrs-
fHcle. Alexander Bevsni: Duca de MsntoTa-
Tuesday evening. Umberto Sacchetti; Friday and
sunday evenings. Eugenio Bsttsn; Rigoletto-
Tuesday evening. Achiile Alberti; Friday and
Sunday evenings. Ettore Campsna.
"Wednesday evening and Saturday matinee.
Martha. Lady Harriet. Giuditta Francini;
Nancy. Edmee de Dreux: Lionel Umberto Sac
chett: Plunkett-W Wednesday evening, Ettore
Campans; Saturday matinee. Achille Alberti:
Sir Tristan. Joseph Fl0risn; the sheriff, Ross
Powell
saturday evening III Trovstore.' Ieonora
Nine. Frery: Azucena. Margaret Jarman; Inez,
Estelie Burgess: MsnrieO Eugenio Battain :;
Coute de Luna Ettore Csmpans; Fernando,
Joseph Tlorian; Ruiz, Giulisni
Enor Roberto Frsncini will conduct an excel
lent orchestra. and large aud competent chorus
VIII contribute to the success Of the different
operas.
Reserved seats at 25e soc. 75e and ST viii be
on sale at the box Office Of the Gsrrick today
and tomorrow Labor day from 10 till ), other
days at sherman. Clay & CO.'S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
FESTIVAL WEEK TO BE
OBSERVED AT CHUTES
Extra Attractions Are Promised
by the Management

The ChuteS mana cement feels
elated over the attractions secured for
its theater during the Admission day
celebration.
Barnolds dog and monkey actors in
a one act pantomime, "A Hot Time in
Dogville," will be the big feature of
the bill and will prove as entertaining
to the old as to the young. Complete
stage settings are carried showing a
miniature village with its saloon, sau-
sage factory, jail and other suburban
landmarks. DAN. the intoxicated
canine. is expected to make big COM
edy hit in his characterization" of the
town drunk.
The Dorio trio, those singing boys"
promise much fine music: Dave Nowlin,
''the man with the flexible voice." in
limitations; Lawrence 7. Johnston VEN
triloouist; Lillian Dolliver and Lor-
raine Rogers. singers and dancers, and
Albert Pench. character singer from
the London music halls, will comprise
the bill New motion pictures will be
seen. There will be special features
on Monday Labor day, and Friday. Ad-
mission day. The customary profess
sional tryout will take place next Tues
day night and the amateurs will be
heard on Thursday and Friday
nights.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Dramatic Notes

An elaborate production of ETgene
Walters The Wolf" is in preparation
az the Alcazar.
Florence Roberts is playing The
Strength of the Weak at Euclid gar
oens, Cleveland
But one more month remains before
Idora park, Oakland, closes its gates
for the season.
Billy Clifford has a new musical COM
edy, The Girl, the Man and the Came
with which he is achieving success in
the east
Edward Abeles viii be remembered
as the star OF the dramatic playlet,
self Defense He has been selected
by Cohan & Harris TO play the leading
role In James Montgomery comedy,
The Aviator
". J. Hurlburt. author of The Writ
ing on the Wall which was the staged
protest against tenement iniquities of
Trinity church. New York; has just
Hand" which had its first production
IN St Louis a few days ago.
The success of the seven weeks en-
gagement Of the Bevanis at Idora park
has been great enough to warrant
General Manager B. p. Miller in the an
nouncement that he viii bring another
opera company out next season for a
still longer stay at the park.
Nine Sarah Bernhard and her COM
pany sail from Havre October % and
plan 70 open the American season at
the Studebalker theater, Chicago, Mon
day evening. October 81 The opening
attraction will be Moreau's The Trial
Samaritan woman The Fantastics.'
Princess Lointaine" and ~LAiglon"; ;
Ssrdou's Fedora THE Sorceress''
and Ia Tosca'';; Daudet's aSapho"; Du-
mas Camille" and Tolstofs "Resur-
rection" are in the repertoire which
she viii present in America
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
WOMAN DROPS FROM
SLEEPING CAR TO DEATH

PITTSBURG, Sept. g. Miss Louise
Ella Huffman, % years old. of Paines-
vile, o., jumped from window of a
sleeping car last night and was killed
The body was found today near HILL
side, Pa, about so miles east of Pitts
burg, Miss Hoffman had long been ill.
and was melancholy. She had expected
to sail soon for Europe.
Miss Huffman, investiga tion showed,
had removed window screen in her
berth and squeezing herself thrcugh the
narrow opening dropped to the ground,
and was killed
On the body was card, reading:
Louise Ella Huffman. Notify Charles
Harding, Painesville. Ohio
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
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OR SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

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Pape's Dapepsin is certain cure
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Relief IN five minutes from all stonn-
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These large so cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
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Every year regularly more than a
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If your meals don't fit comforta bly,,
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Get from your Pharmacist so cent
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
FEDERAL OFFICES TO
CLOSE ON LABOR DAY

The federal offices in this CITY will
be closed tomorrow, Labor day, which
is a national legal holiday. The gem
eral closing order includes the federal
courts. the custom house and the post
office, with the exception of delivery
windows, which will be open between
IL o'clock in the morning and l o'clock
in the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

Ernest GIendinning has prospered in
the east and has been happy in finding
himself in successful plays He is
playing an important role in Margaret
Mayos latest comedy, Baby Mine"
Also in the company playing at Daly's
theater is Marguerite Clark. Accord
ing to the critics of the Sun and other
the performance was made by Glendin-
ming. who has a role of much delicacy
to portray, but acts the part with
great fngenuousness and charm and
was unquestionably the hit of the
evening -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
SANTA .FE STOPS IN
RESPECT TO HURLEY
Great Railroad System Pays
Tribute to Dead Manager

TOPEKA. Kan. Sept. 3.--For five
minutes this afternoon not wheel
turned on the entire Santa Fe system.
q silent tribute to the memory of the
late J. E. Hurley general manager,
who died in Austria August 16 and
whose funeral was held here this aft
ernoon.
The services were simple, consisting
of two hymns, a silent prayer. a sons &
by a quartet and the Lords Prayer.
Floral tributes came from Chicago,
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver,
Wichita, Galveston and practically
every other large town and division
point on the Santa Fe system.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
WOMAN is KNOCKED
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

Mrs Jane Love of 1o4 Oregon ave.
nue., Point Richmond. stepped off a. car
at Market street and Van Ness avenue
yesterday afternoon in front of an
automobile driven by w. Hillollen,
chauffeur for the board of works, and
was knocked down. She was taken to
the central emergency hospital with
her scalp badly cut.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

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