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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02
James K. Aackett.

High in the roll of Americas fam
Gus players stands James X. Hackett
whose coming to the Gennett on Feb
ruary is the most important dramat
ic event of the current season. He has
chosen for his appearance in Rich
mond a new satiric comedy from the
pen of George Bracket Seitz which is
called 1.-The Kings Game" The excel
lence of the company is manifest in
the fact that Mr.. Hackett comes to
Richmond under the management OF
VIM. A. Brady, Limited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02

holding county institutes where lectur-
ers shall appear and literature be dis
tributed. The institutes shall be prac-
teal in their nature. points being II.
Illustrated in practical manner as near
as possible. as in the short course,
work now being done on a smaller
scale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02
THE Genius"

One of Americas most notable stars
In high class play. under the direc-
ton Of successful producer. a cast
OF charming merit. chorus of voice
and beauty, are the essential elements
that spell success. Evidently Mort II.
Singer will treat us 10 another sue
cess when he presents Henry Wood
run in the Genius" . song comedy,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02

husband. F. s. n. 1sitt, a wealthy
Londoner
with Mrs. Martha Ballinger on the
latter's scenario "A Woman's Sphere
which won the prize offered by New
York paper for the best scenario Of a
play. II will be produced by Henry
B. Harris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

it1 ans Eano 3u ge9en uno Tuqr, elI
gerbannter, mad Samaica lpeiter.
2abp 81 geforben.
S0ul aored, 20. Suli. - 2aop
Sm, bic @emablin bes 8aiIers vi
5sui BON aorea, Der im Sabre 1907
abgsbantt bat, lit am 8pHneritdg ges
itpr6en.
2abp Sm ipielts cine tpi9tige RoQe
in Der palaits tsgolitit. sic mar cine
Sofoame Der a0nigin Don aored, bic
ermorbet purbe. sic erlangte bic
Gunit oes aatisrs, unb als Iie iih gu
oiel in Die pofitit sinmii6te, puroe iie
ge3Dunsen, beimIih aus benz BaIait gu
fIieben. Rad Der grmorouHg Der 30>
nIgin tebrte iis nit bem Rang elmer
Wattrsife oes aaiiers an ben 5of 3us
rid. Sbre beiben aiRper srlangten
odburb taifsrlifen Stang. gle mar
urfpriinglih cine Stlapir.
St Onigin gictortabOu Sp a.
MEN tommt intognttp
naa Der g apet3.
0snf, Sdpsi3. 20. SuIi. Die
hieitgen 8eborpen inn benu6ri6tigt
porbeu, oaB bic a0nigin 9ictpria bon
Spunien am Sonntdg intognito nit
oem prin3en Saline BON Spanien bier
dntommen perbe. Der tleine Prin3
1T nit siRem ernitliten gtaienz uuo
Sbrenleioen bebdftet. Gr pigo in Der
Garpngologiihen aIinit in Greibura
bebdHoslt uno ipabrIGrinlib bah
ppertrt tperoen.
Bring Saline, Der 3nsite Sobn bee
R0nigs Nlfons, tpuroe ON %. SGs
nuar 1908 geboren. Gr tpar nc5 Nm
fang on niemaIs in gutter 9sfunobsit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
Jn(anO Ogelegrap6
Diam Ser.

Eauios gitp, no, 20. Suli.
3psi Tldnner betraten am 5onneritag
ben 2absu Der 5rantlin Senelrp goms
panp i'm Ser3en Der Staot, 5pdHgen
ben Gigsntbiim,r. 3. ). 5ruHtIin, nit
porasbdltensn Rsnolnern bic 6dnoe in
bic b0b. su boItsu, srgriffsn sinsn Gas
ten nit 3iamantsu uno liefen cine
SeitengaiIs hinab. gls Tie BON 5rauts
fin perfolgt purbsu, ihoHsu iie auf
i'm unb Elm 3uihouer, .. u. Seis,
Ipuros babel BON elmer augel g.trpFfen
unb iApsr psrrpunnet. Giue 4usabl
gIrger uabmn bann bic BerfoIgung
auf uno nabm einen Wanu feit, bon
BEN man gIaubt, oaB ct elmer Der
Rdu6er fei.
Die 0iumanten, bic einsn Wert9
pon S4500 baben, Iinn niht rutsoer trs
!angt porbsn. Ssis iit pubriheiRIih
tootlih p.rpunoet.
Eiu Seitsnfut 3u osm
ReapoIitunas 5all.
| Gbtcago. gus, 20. SuIi. Gin
igaQ, Der in manter 5iniitt oemisnis
gen Der Grau 4nsela Reapolttana
0bnIih ift, bic in Sdult Ste Warie.
Ontario, tpssen Der grmorbuHg ibres
Wannes gum lobe perurtheilt. u6sr
tiirsli6 gu IsbensIdngliher 3uhtbauss
| rrafe 6sgnobist purpe. hat ith bier
ereignst, aIs SoIsph GpptscOpro bon
ieiner frau gita 2eptscopro geihois
fen uuo pabrideiuIid t0otIi4 Derpuns
bet puros.
Grau 9opiseopro, bic bsmnd6it
Muttsr psrpsn pirb, Idgte uaa ibrer
9srbaftuns aus, ouB iis ibrsn Wann
! erndbrt babe. ieitoem tie Dor 5pei
Sabrsn BON 5taIisu .amsn. uno baB
sr Iie oftmals aepriigsIt babe, rpeun ihs
rs Ginnabmsn isiner aniiAt Ra4 gu
gsring tparsn.
| B0ispiat fsitsenommen.
Rid ono, Sno., 90. Suli. -
Der 33idbriss Deter ). Qttins Duros
bier am 3oun.ritds nab Woden lam
Der Sago fsitgsnommen uno untsr Der
gntlage, elm 9ignmiit, Jdlfher unn
RGusr 3u isin .ins 9eidnsniB seuors
fen. Die poIisei bebauptst, baB Ut.
tins bic 0itIihen uno miiteltpsitliheu
Staatsn gum Sbauplas ieinsr Sps.
rotionsn mahie Sm Wai bisies Sab.
res bsiratbete er cine Wittpe Ramen:
Bertha Gpler BON bier, um lie 3tpe
gage Ipdtsr in paris, 81, i'm Stit
gu laHsn. aur3 oarauf beiratbets sl
| in Qeringtpn, ap., Elm 5rduIein glifd,
beth goune. nit osn er cine Sph3eits.
rsife nah Cincinnati untsrnahm. Siel
beidubts er bas iunse WaOhen burd
Elm SAlafutittel, hsrau6te es um S20(
uno feline ShmudIa4sn uno perlegt
iooann ben ShaupIus isinsr 5batsl
mad benz Often. am porigsu Spnntal
: tshrte er hierber suriid Satin SO.
bDrte BON ieinsr 4Rtuuft unb !isb ibl
prompt perhafisn. Sn Der 5anotaft
bee Sdurten tturben 6unosrte Dol
Qis5esbriefen bon Srausn aus all:1
1heilsn Der Der. Stauten, iopie ibe
90 gRts ssfunoen.
gDbtIih perlegt.
Il gelIefontatne, 8, 20. Sui
Die 13idhriU Marion 9aa uno be
I 8iGbrise 5arrn WaIlacs pon-Sbelb
! | gountp tuurben nurh cine grploito
: i0btlih psrlsst. Die ainoer fdnos
J einen Gi1enbabn 9orpsbo, ben Be
: iltere Sungs nit einern 3ammsrihsa
! l,um GTpl0sissn sra4ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
WetterberiMt.

Sir Sbio: Wabriheinlih f6os
mes Wettsr am 5reitag unb Samitag;
ptr1nbsrlihs, oann ipeitlide Binbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
Cincinnati 5reitag ben Il. Sali 1911.

fid ans 2anb 3u geben uno fubr, ein
9erbannter, mad Samdica tpetter.
2dbp Sm qeitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
aus perfien.

seberan. 20. Suli. Die Rahs
rift, bab Der friibsre Shuh Weohams
mso Nli Wir3a nui bic 6ouptitoot ~
marfdire. bat bier bic grobs. 9eitiirs
suna ptruriatt. Die Reeitrung bal
bcs arisssreHt prosIamirt unb BIZ
l0ostiisens0 06uptlinss baben ji@ erbo.
,ten fooQ wsunR iilS sss usttt ttsistguno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
gDotIin perlest,

geIIefonintne, g, 20. Suli.
Die 13idhrig Waricn 9aa uno Der
8iGhrise 5arrn Wollacs pon-Shelbp
gountp purben burh cine Grploiion
iobtlih psrlest. Die ainoer fdnb.n
einen GiIenbobn 9orpebc, ben Der
dltere Sung. nit sinsm 3ammsrihlas
,um Gyplobissn bra4te.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
GEN. OTIS

los ASGELEs. Doc o. General
tiafr.Fon Cray Or.. rlnTahe- III f-s
'mfs. Issued a statement forI,t, I'D.
caring That he had never dsrI.. ..a
f-n' ~ .ab1-ers 90 old classes ,a. III
-i1ife and arf .ar'uUy ard ,n.+ ...
more erl.rh'rreI leader. aurrr Id.
,'a's aad labor llIora found ff
'"- lnnfrte1 end 1nuarreI a.I
'Nr i1.s reason rrsrr.-. a.. rrr.r
'' no accused mea fo co1f.ss
I'e tta'emerf charge. ar a...-.s
hf''err Socialism an. trade rrf.-
a-4 NJ .te rorfaaa.ons .t as..
i-e resur .f .1. raHfs 70
'H. NrNsntlss tra,.srs OIL.
our . a Ersat fr.nrr r..
f"l aH Do n lr1ef rr ruat rs
ped f-.u f.r .l.tff .r.t ..
f1 crime r.. Ira.r.. r-
at.r 1r r.s d.rs E. r....-
..' member. o. r-faa.frf aH1r .r
snrR before hood uaf na.
.a.f 'he syupafrr oI f.sr aae..
'ofs tlrir iaelets. la, uer 80
81 fellows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Ice and Roller Skates

THOSE Of YOU Who have known
The merits Of the celebrated
Barney & Bern Ice Skates for
many wears vii appreciate The
quality and worth Of our Skate
line when you rcmemher that b,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
ARRESTS IN DETROIT

James NcNamara and ortis MrMsri-.i
Were TAKEN Into Custody
Last April
10 rUHIr T.. IA ..
'H7's Ar.tna.1 r.f H.fr o. Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

your attention u f.. wilkins SLl--
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Herr, E, i- 60 mighty good modr-lf"
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nickel plated. VIth Zoe. clamp and h..,i
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N'nsiow's Little Sled Skates with
double runner. heel aud 'o- straps
si @9c pair
Roller Skates for boys aud girls 90
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Holiday Neck Fixings

THE HOLIDAY Neck FMings viii
he formally presented 90 view
Saturday forming a display that
might well form the composite
gift dream OF an women. because
% includes every imaginable sort
Of worthy Ncckwcar Mise h0li-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Gan Old New Yorker"

Thomas A. Wise will appear in IAN Old
New Yorker which will have its
premiere at the Belasco Theater next
Monday. under the direction of William
A Brady.
IAN Old New Yorker" is the joint pro-
duction of Harrison Rhoades and Mr..
Wise himself Their first play, "A Gen
tIeman From Mississippi which was one
Of the genuine hits of recent years, Is
now being played on the road by four
companies.
The old New Yorker of the new play
is Samuel Beekman, a descendant of one
of the old Manhattan families and rep
resentative of true traditions. The pay
deals with the conflict between old and
new ideas of doing business, but it is
more a play of human and heart interest
and old New York than Of business. In
MIR. Wise's supporting company are Will
liam Rossell. George CASTOR, Arthur l..
Cogsiiter. Ethelbert Hales, Willard Per
nv. John b. Maher. Harold Howard. Lind
saw ]. Hall, Donald Macintire, Blanche
Yurka, Gertrude Witty, Esther Banks.
Lettie Ford. Lola May. Dorothy Wilson
and Frances Mcleod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Prof. Clark's Readings.

Prof. S. H. Clark. who will read at the
New Willard March 10. II and ii, has
secured the exclusive right to read Dolly
Reforming Herself the latest comedy
by Henry Arthur Jones. This play is one
of the features Of his course, which also
includes "Chantecler." Prof. Clark de-
velops especial interest in the Rostand
drama as a symbolic work portraying the
worlds materialism. The peacock rep
resents the senseless and efferninate
dandy; the crow, the all-wise but cruel
jester, and Chantecler, the cock, a. lonely
iGealist in world that sneers at things
really worth while. He Is the one fowl
OF the barnyard who Is ever looking up
ward toward the sun, while the Others
are groveling with their beaks in the
ground.
Prof. Clark's reading of "Chantecler'
saturday afternoon, March II, will be for
the benefit Of the National Honeona thic
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
The Arcade.

All is in readiness for the big basket
ball contest at the Arcade skating au-
ditorium this evening. 1t will mark the
first Of series to decide superiority be-
tween the Georgetown University al
Y. NJ. c. A. quints, both claimants OF
the District title.
Reports from both camps are to the
effect that the men are primed for the
battle, and a fast game may be expected.
Patrons of the game tonight will be at
forded the opportunity of witnessing, also,
a remarkable performance of fancy and
trick roller skating by Darling and Sim
mons. They Will appear between the
halves of the game.
The regular mid-Week assembly of the
ballroom will be held after The game, and
an elaborate program is promised. In
the future the ballroom will be open
three evenings each week, in response
to the popular demand for a Monday
evening session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Bessie ABBOTT and David Bispham.

At the Belasco Theater tomorrow after
noon Miss Bessie ABBOTT and Mr.. David
Bispham will appear in concert. Both
artists have international fame. Miss
Abott's debut and initial triumphs were
at the Paris Opera, and later a the Met
ropolitan of New York. MIR. Bispham is
best known for his long service with Mr..
Grau at the Metropolitan. But for the
difficulty Liebler & Co. had with Mas
caeni, Miss ABBOTT would now be singing
the title role of the new grand opera
..Ysobel," which she was to have created
at the New Theater, New York. The
program arranged will be as follows:
Part tom. the Rhymer, Edward,
Percv's Reliques, Carl Loew), Mr.. David
Bispham; songs, a, Arlette VidaD, b,
Ais Die Ate Mutter Dvorak). C.,
The Birthday Woodmanl,
Miss Bessie ABBOTT. American compost
1ions: Invocation to Youth, "Paoletta'
CPietro Floridia). Song of the Flint, The
Cave Man (William j.. Mccoy, Banjo
Song (Sidney Homer, Danny Deever'
Rudyard Kipling. (Walter Damrosch)
Mr.. David Bispham Duet, La aove
prende,' from the Magic Flute
Mozar,, Miss ABBOTT and Mr.. Bispham.
part II-Piano. Serenade Chrlstian
S;ndinc) En- Route benjamin Godard),
M Harry NJ. Gilbert. Songs. Che fiere
costume LegrenzD, Berceuse (Tschai-
towsLv1 Standchen Orchard Strauss,
Miss BESSIE ABBOTT. Recitation to music,
"Kine Robert of Sicily (Rossettier u.
cole1e Mr.. David Bispham. Waltz song,
G. Saran Rose, Miss ABBOTT. Duet, Cru
city" Miss ABBOTT and Mr.. Bispham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
"The Joy Rider .

George Sidney tBlIsy Ivy, the Jewish
comedian, and his company. including the
clever Carrie Weber. will be seen at the
Academy next week in the second edition
of Tho JOY Rider" a refreshing musical
comedy, full of pure fun, catchy songs
and rapid-fire comedy. 1t has an attrac-
tive chorus handsome GOWNS bright
scenery and pretentious musical num-
bers. Among its many song hits are My
Picture Puzzle Girl" 1.-The BOWery Rag
The School of Love-" There's a Girl liz
the Moon Maybe YOU'RE Not the
Only One rs Want a Beau ''Sundae
for Two and the usual Sidney parodies.
The usual matinees will be given Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Adolphe Borchard.

A personality likely to appeal to the
musical public of this city is that OF
Adophe Borchard, the French piano
virtuoso, who makes his appearance We'd
nesday, March ID, at the Columbia Thea
ter. Borchard is still very young ma n
barely Neutrality-suspicious. he is must
clan of sound attainments and a pianist,
according to the critics and public that
have heard him. worthy OF the highest
consideration. Apart from his musical
abilities. he seems to have an indefina BILE
something in the way of magnetism that
is a strong asset with his pianistic re-
source. In the compositions Of all
schools Borchard is reputed equally sue
cessful. He combines rare tempera-
mental qualities with a musical lntelli-
gence that provides performance
unsteady we'll balanced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
]. w. Brooks Buys Schooner.

]. W. Brooks of Madison. Md. at a
public auction held at Savannah, Ga,
last week. purchased the three-masted
schooner Grace Seymour for $3.50, and
the lumber she had aboard, about IS ZOO
feet, was bought by G. w Williams of
Savannah for $500. The sale was by
order Of the United States court to sat sly
claims against the vess l. The Seymour
was on her way from Florida points TO
the north Atlantic and was caught in q
gale early in the winter. and. becoming
disabled, put into Savannah. While lying
there she was libeled and ordered to be
sold. She is vessel Of 633 gross and
493 net tons burden and was built at
Hadlyme. Conn. in 1883. Her new owner
will have her overhauled and will use
her IN the coasting trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
FUNERAL OF MRS. SHEAHAN.
Services Held at St. Patrick's Church
This Morning.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Sheahan,
who died Monday at her home. 9i3 West
minister street northwest, took place at
@ o'clock this morning from St. Patrick
Church. Rev. James Smyth assistant
pastor of the church, of,iciated at requiem
mass. aud in his sermon paid high tribute
to Mrs. ShealIdn. lnterment was made in
Mount Olivet cemetery.
The pallbearers were T. A. Rooney, ].
J. Farley. Arthur Langley, Charles
Bruckenmiller. William j. Madigan and
John 4. Madigan. Mrs. Sheahan leaves
four daughters, Misses Fannie Mamie
and Helen Sheahan. and Mrs Josephine
l.. Columbus, and four grandchildren.
Mrs. Sheahan was sev1nty-one years
old She had lived in Washington for
the last forty-three Years and during that
time was d member of the congregation
OF ST. Patrick'S Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
INSPECTION OF POLICE.
Will Be Resumed Tomorrow if the
Weather Permits.

The annual inspection of the police de-
partment OF the District OF Columbia
which was begun yesterday. was sus-
pended today. 1t will be resumed tomor-
row If the weather will permit.
The precincts to be inspected tomorrow
are Nos. 4, 5. 8, 10 and II. The mounted
police also will be inspected tomorrow at
the tenth precinct, and the bicycle SQUAD
will be inspected and drilled on the plaza
in front of the Arlington Hotel Friday
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Duncan-Dafhrosch Matinee.

Before an audience which taxed the
National Theater to it's capacity, 1sadora
Duncan appeared yesterday afternoon IN
an Interpretation of musical compost
tons by means of the dance. In col
alteration with Walter Damrosch's New
York SYMPHONY Orchestra she sought to
extract from Wagner'S composltlonS the
coII Of music and eIrlbody it in the poetry
OF motion. 1t is needless to say that II
was daring undertaking, concerning
which controversy has become familiar
Her audience was sincerely Interested III
following her interpretations, ana the en-
iovn,ent of MIR. Damrosch's orchestra :
able renditions was unquestionable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Cosmos.

Coming to the Cosmos Thursday for
the mid-weel1 change Of vaudeville are
Perry and Dalton in a combination act
OF high-class singing, music and eccentric
juggling-a curious melange bat the act
is said to be thoroughly enjoyable. Or
0. L. Patient" merry absurdity. by Bot
& Dot, introduces some new ideas in
comedy dialogue and several good singing
and dancing numbers. Others on the bill
are: Margaret Hastings, with Il really
good soprano voice: Billy Doss. Il merry
minstrel comedian, and another act to be
announced later. The Roof Garden Trio
in their funny travesty, 1.-The Girl, the
Loon and the Coon,' are to be retained
for the full week. The list of motion pic
ture plays is exceptionally promising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08

picturesque features. Gypsy Life"
and 1.-The Carnival Of Venice" Mary
Norman. the society caricaturist. will
analyze Some Women I Have Met"
Eddie Leonard and Mabel Russell will
present minstrel dances. ditties and
iingles, including Mr.. Leonard's latest
songs, "Booloo Beau ''Oh, Anna, Do
and others. The Charles and Fannie
Van company will have 1aughable
sketch of stage. life called The Sta &c
Carpenters Experience"
Other attractions Include Sharkey.
Heissler and Lewis. character singing
comedians: the Bounding Gordons
with their reactinS table feats and
fancies, and Anita Diazs monkeys.
Jean to the Rescue will be the sub
ject of the daylight motion pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
Mischa Elman

Mischa Elman, the young Russian vio-
hnist. who Will play at the Columbia
Theater Friday afternoon. owns the IA
NOUS Stradivarius which formerly be-
longed to Joachim, and he uses it with a
skill that produces wonderfully mellow,
rich and rounded tone. Elnan is without
doubt one of the most talented yiolinists
now living. He has every advantage that
training can give to natural disposition
a left hand that accomplishes wonders
and bow arm elastic, vigorous and
powerful, that imparts ceaseless vitality
to his playing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-08
"Bowery Burlesquers."

TOO Much Isaacs" is the title of the
musical comedy to be presented by the
'Bowery Burlesquers' at the Gayety
Theater next week.
Ben Jansen and Lizzie Freligh portray
the principal characters in an interesting
story of absurdity. Numerous vaude-
vile features and song and dance num-
bers are introduced The chorus con-
Ssts of thirty young women.
A feature of the offering is a travesty
on MADAME X.' The scenic equipment
is a copy of the original The skit will
be presented under the title of Madame
X-cuSe me-
In the supporting company are Charles
Jansen, Sammie Brown, Fitzgerald and
Quinn, NORM Sisters, Edna Green, Josie
Kline and Minnie Lee.