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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
Amelia Bingham.

American and european stcrs Of tn
hlghet realms Of polite NaudCliile vii
.rie with one another al Cnase's next
week The place OF ple-ef ninence Is given
the distinguished dramatit Coincidence.
Amelia Bingham. whoS. name i ind"li-
bly, associated with the Il, anna cf The Ia =
decade. SUPPORTED IL Lloyd !Si.. "a n
J. W Lott ard Miss Franklin viii pre-
sent .P.g Moments From Great Plays
an ",!&iral Offering. comprising The
crucial scenes II hor most popular pro
ductions.
Tn" extra added attraction j. Stuart
Barnes. Broadway 'racoGteur and bon
vivcur with new wittie!smS. ane cdotes
and parodies. From the Tystir orient
and land Of TIE Samuiai will come tie
Satsuda irOrpe. clad in gorgeous in
perial costumes. the. promise series ~
unprecedented feats. IN importation di-
rect from the Paris Folies Eereerc is no
hertN's Dancing Mai"moiselles. plrouet-
fists. r i dancing sensation, Williams
< Warner will introduce many new
musical instruments and also the organ
with the human voice Armstrong *
Clark. with their --latest laugh winner.
Miles. Martha X Ollie. with rare nov
city. and tn" daylight motion pictures are
the Other features promised in the hl'l
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Chase S.

Bert Leslie '5hc King ~ slang. VIII
explode laughter BOMBS at Chascs this
week. since Gc wa here before Mr..
Leslie has led /" fame and Torture three
Manhattan musical comedies. For the
present occasion .c has conoorted Hogan
III" Painter Ills aphorisms. epigrams
and other lerhal oddities are said to pro
vok. inccssant laughter.
An eNtraordinary feature Will be Gus
Edwards comic "peretta. Graduation
Day Heading galaxy Of girls
and boys in their musical romping
Is Lillian Come. who's" new Edwards
song ',N-hn Wants u Meet VI. After
School ets OUT is said to be the best
she "a EYER coquetted with. Harry \.
Ellis and Tom Mcl<cnud. Two real sing
ars.' IN "Warted. Teno"." promise the
most novel and pleasing act of it's kind
\ thrilling feature will he introduced by
tho Four BardS, gymnasts and origina tors
Of musi u the arenic slides, LEAPS and
dil e.
TIE chores Girls Rehearsal. present.
ed ~ charles Cartmell and Laura llar-
ris Sol Goldsmith and Guy Hoppe, TIL"
Commercial DTummers.'' and the Stan
leys. with Silhouette Fun in Shadow
land" are other attra ctionS of the bill
The next ''Pathe's Weekly" by the DAY
light motion pictures will show. among
numerous subjects, the great Elgin motor
boat race. Kaiser Wilhelm heading the
flag bearers company. the Celtic Park
foot races. Aviator Atwood $ St. Louis
New York flight. the 6. \. T.. Lehigh
VALLEY train wreck and President Taft re-
Viewing The parade Of war veterans.
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Academy.

BlaLey big IN .lta. PRODUCTION,
Across the Pacific. comes t. the Acad-
emy foJ a weeks e"gas ement comme nc
ns tomorrow evening. The PLAY i in
four acts and : fuil " stirring incidents
al sustained interest.
Tie action ope9s III a mining camp iii
Montana With the Ell Stmeni OF the
Montana Volunteers and tHe appointment
nf Tire nero. Joe l.dHier. captain. The
second seen" is y Chinese restaurant and
opium dtn. ard. every adVantag" is
taken - the decorative qualities OF The
orientai>. beautiful! stage picture is
said I" he the result the third act SHOW :
the heroine. disguised as a soldier tScap-
ing sentry. successfully participa tiug
II -" drill OF the troops and emba rking
for the Philippines. The last act, short,
sharp and decisive, shows Gen. LaWton' :
headquarto.s in the Philippines. and
biockhoHse No. The blocknouse is
attacked but calamity defended. and
Uncle Sans boys are victorious. During
The action a genuine rapid fire Calling
gun Is brought into action. and with
other var acces series most realistic
bait is presented.
There i plenty of good. clean comedy
throughout tho play. hen the excite
merit dies down the fun pops up. several
good specialtieS are introduced br Harry
Clay Bianey ard Kitty Wolfe. support cd
by other members Of the company
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Cosmos.

,.ri,,,a feature az this week : Cosmos
hil will he a graphic representation OF
underwood life embodied in a mover Of
ferinc entitled Down in Chinatown.
The act Is submitted by Eddie Cam ana
supported b. four clever character actors.
|, tells strong heart interest story,
highly dramatic. but lightened ana re
fined ~ merry comedy character bits,
and introduces a number Of realistic
scenes and incidents reproduced from
actual life IN the Chinese quarter OF San
Francisco before the great fire.
Another headline attraction VIII be
Alice Clark. who was the prma donna
of many schubert and Whitney attrac-
tions Her first success was in two
musical comedies. the Tale Of Bong
Bong" and the Isle of Spice. Later.
under the Shubert mana cement. she was
with the National Opera Company and
last season supported William Norris in
"Nfy Cinderella Girl Miss clark Will
appcar in repertoire OF song successes
and a medley OF old Irish ba ladS especial
Is arranged for her. Her rendition Of
the Last Rose of Summer is said to
be particularly beautiful.
Other acts include Hamilton and How
lett in a musical Offering: Somers and
Low. talking comedians. in d laughing hit !;
Cats Brothers. dancing duo. featuring
Master Lew Cats. the dancing midget
and Agnes Adrea. English character
comcdienne. Three reels OF new motion
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Majestic.

The Holden Players will present the
coming week the drama tiZatinn e Bertha
NJ clays novel. "Tho'ns ana Orange
Blossoms The play is il four acts and
is said to appeal 10 all classes II thea
tergoeTs.
Violet Reaton. according IL tho plot
marries Lord Iandolph RIVERS without
TIC knowledge =! consent Of his ariSto-
cratic mother the DoWager Lady RIVERS
who when she discovers il, ContriVcS TO
throw discrcdit upon her innocent aaugh-
ter-ln-,aw In this she i aided BY the
unscrlIpulous Oscar tarstone. WHO is in
love with Lord RIVERS Wife. Their at
tempts create a dstruSt III Lord Ryrcfs
mind Of the loyalty of his wife. which
causes her to leave her husband. she
meets with adversely and * forced to
pawn her wedding ring Hubert Forest
HAY q friend of tn. Young Wife while as
ssting her, is murdered by Carstonr.
who has sought TO bring additional dis
credit upon Lady RIVERS by securing the
given him by the owner. But in the end
the right triumphs. Throughout the play
an interesting and amusing courtship is
carried on by Monica RIVERS. the siste,
of Lord RIVERS. and Tommy Swift. j
yoHng Amer can.
lane Babcocr will assume the role ot
Lady Violet RIVERS and H. G.. Keenan,.
TIC leading man, that OF Lord Randolph
RIVERS. Gertrude Nudge is cast for the
parl oi the Dowaecr Lady RIVERS. and
as Oscar calstone II VI. Holden viii
appear III the most important role he ia :
assumed during tic present engagement
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Uncle Toms Cabin"

mat old old story OF slavery days
90 new TO preSent-dav thea tergoerS viii
pe realistically interpreted at the Howard
iheater during the coming week bv Stct-
Soi spectacular Uncle Toms Cabin
'''hp ahF For this season the members
" tic Stetson company We're sc,ecte
especlaliF FOR their adaptability 10 the
roies essayed. The result has been q
iaie. harmonious whole. ii is claimed
when mas done much to add to the ef-
icr!ifeileSS q the production
i'ie sceherI. painted especially for This
'tINdl' includes a number of handsome
scenes reproduced from pictures Of the
iotaiis'fS mentioned in the book AZ ,ne,-
We're al the time when the great author-
'SS hfSt wrote the story more thar, tff,,
Years ago some OF the most notahfe
arc inc Su"ance river by moonlight con
ION tetus IN 'Hll bloom. tine Ohio rira! in
winter ana the escape Of Eliza carving
her chiid across the floating ice nm
ROCKY pass III which George Harris made
MS sta'n against his pursucrs to protecl
ms iatiiiA, the 81. Clair plantation home
tie leNt" at New Orleans showing a
slave auction. Lesree's plantation, and,
lastly. the beautiful transformation scene
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Careful of His Gun.
From Judges Library.


In one OF the small mountain toR-r9
Of kentucky lived Dan, half wit. Vii 1
whom the boys often went hunting. on
one al these trips Dan and the Nouns (
man with him were between tNo hills
when a abbit jumped up III front -
them and ran up the hill To Dan : iight.
The other fellow being ON Dams left Il 4
not wish 10 id Ike the chance OF shoutin:"
AT thu. IA aht for fear of accident; -
il. said There lie goes. Dan, Shoot
him. shoot him,
I;ut Dan simply stood still and natche
the rabbit disappear over the hill. and
his partner wanted to know nhN ".
didn't shoot. After moment : silence,
lie answered talking through Ing nosnt.
Did 1ou take me for fool DO yoI
think | MAS going 10 strain M SUu
shooting uphill?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

music hall and restaurant OF that name.
viii he presented at the National Ineater
tho week beginning September -. by
Henry Il. Harris and Jesse l.. asN
Joint managers OF New York $ smart
playhouse
Nessrs. Harris and T.asky announce
tha. they arc serdng this organization
out cNaray presented IN New ! ORR.
and they will not detrac' in any va.
rom the rerfor nance given there. retain
ing every principal and scenic feature
The two reyues and ballet Nil comprise
tho entertainment. which vi, h given
~ fifteen principa's. ,lprortos by = c1s"-
rms and ballet Of ln'. The cas-; s claimed
70 he one Of tic largest and nos, eS-
psnSive ever gathered under on" musi a
. comedy banner. and include otis Ea"-
Ian Laura Gurr:;e Kathleen Clifford
il ddie cliff. Ina Claire Ada Lewis. Ivies
Mccarthy. Emile ca. I.eSi'" y. IGN FL
ahetE Goo5al Eias:a \orotna. Ina Boz
shini. William &. Gordon and Harry J..
Griffith
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Belasco.

Announcement is made that the MeesrS
Shubert, v-io direct the destinaS Of the
Belasco Theater, realizing that MANY
patrons OF that pla yhouse do not return
from their summer vacations until o.
tober or later, have decided not to open
the Belasco's regular season as early as
formerly. About the end of this month
In" big attractions of the ShubertS.
Henry W. Savage, Liebler * Co. Will
liam \. Brady. etc. will lie presented in
rapid succession.
On the opening of the regular season
extensive changes will be discovered
chief Of these will be tho elimination of
the chairs on the .mezzanine floor or bal
cony In their stead the entire mezza :
nine floor will be devoted to boxes.
Manager l.. s. Taylor. who has planned
this innovation for the past two years. is
having installed sixteen additional boxes
in two tiers, which, with the eight al
ready in use. will make a total of TWEEN
4tv-four boxes. They will be provided
with handsome gilt chairs
Behind the boxes, which in future will
be known as the "anba ssador's tier,
will lie wide promenade. furnished with
easy chairs. writing tables. etc. for the
convenience of the DoNholder>. The biz
attractions playing at the Relasco 1t Is
explained. have long made more boxes an
! imperative necessity. With an entire
! floor devoted + boxes the Belasco will
! recall the famous Diamond Horseshoe
box circle At the Metropolitan Opera
| House, New York.
4 handsome new carpet i being laid
! on the orchestra and ineZIs mine t"oFs al
I the Belasco Theater in preparation foi
the coming season.
some Of the early attractions booked
at the Belasco include Henry ". Say
ages English grand opera production
o. Puccini's The Girl OF the Golden
West. Mikail Mordkin and The famous
Russian ballet and solo cancers and til.
noted Scotch comedian, Harry Lauder,
supported by an unusual company OF
vaudeville talent.
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The Traitor

Tic T aitor. tho new play % recon
struction days. Ly claiming Pollock and
Thomas DIXON. which viii be III. attrac-
tion at the Academy for II" Week OF sep
tember -. is said 10 differ materially from
THE tlansman, although il i the
dramatic sequel 10 that drama. While
the ku kluN Khan figures prominently
in tho new PLAY. that awe-inspjfing or
sanization IS shown az the time Of its
dissolution. In some Of tire most stirring
scenes If tho play are also shown how
traitors 10 their people orgarizsd im'ta-
tious of the order and iDaugurated a
short reign OF terror that was tcaliN
ended hy the original members Of the
l>u kluX Khan. Nothing more dramatic,
ii is claimed, has ever been presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

In view of the large attendance at Glen
Eci1o Park during the past two weeks. the
management has decided 10 keep the re-
sort open All rest usek. ADD right up
to he closing huu- next saturday night
all of ttc sixty attractions that have
made the park . porular during tho sum
nc. vii; be Kept running.
Special features To-Day, Will hc fotIr Co,-
ccrts b. the we'll known Mills Orchestra
under tho direction Of Charles o. Mills
and Tree motion ri, turc. two Of the con
Ceris - " SiE"n ~ til" afternoon ali
80 ard 80, and two i'm tire evening ~
! - and $50 There viii t. !; fircpo-l;
display Tuesday as wei as THURSDAY
evening
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The Kentucky Bellies.

The kentucky Bellies" with everything
new but its title. will begin weeks en-
gagement at the Lyceum Monday Sep
tember -. Tuneful music. pretty stage
settings and an all-star cast are prom
ised.
Topack d Manning. Lester Pike. Elm
City quartet, Marion Benson, Ben Byron,
ard. as an added attraction. La Belle
Helene. one Of the best European dane
ers. assisted by Charles Relyea and a
company Of seven people. in tho latest
Paris craze. The Devils Bride will
contribute TO tho entertainment
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A Strong Cast.

The Taree Roneos hraud-rrH
musical comedy. viii b. the attraction al
the New Natio,al I'll, at.r FOR the week
beginning October = The piece i pro
duced BY Meesrs. l'ellmer and Drefi~ l.
IL Burnside = responsible. for til" book
and lyrics, while The music is by Ran
nloEd Hcpoell. A al3-star cast hes boon
provided by TIE producers.
Among the principals are Georgia 'aIue.
William pantorth, Ethel tadmen. Ere /
Walton. Shirley II Kellogg, .Alfred k4npc-
lsr, Jonn g. Sparks. Msheila Baker. Eiita
Proctor Oiis. Fred E.ennoN. NNIan Rush
more and Sidney EarraCluugh.
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Creatore's Band Coming.

creaiore and his famous band is an
bounced for concert II tho Columbia
Theater next sunday evening. September
=. Thu pres and public alik" pay tribute
TO c~catore's ability. lie j. musical
arts; Of the highest order. with hrilliaat
ideas Of interpretat soulful feeling
and artistic temperament strongly SHOWN
in tn" music that responds T. Lis baton.
His concert band Is conceded 70 y" one Of
the best in America
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Gayety

Charles Robinson and hie CrGsoe girls
wiz H. tie attraction At the Gayety
this Wce,
Tho scenery ana costumes are said 10
he elaborate and the diversity Of color
Wiimsicaities and hUmpr Of \ kind 10
please all classes Of hurlrsuuc patrons
\ tWn-act musical %kii opens the show
and is highly seas oEcd with bright lines
catchy and ludiCrouS StuatinH s,-diversif"d
with marches ballots. popular modl"NS
and novelty dances by the rbnristerS
The vaudeville portion Of lilo entertain
mCnt takes in such players as Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
HARRY CLAY BLANEY
ACADEMY

Robinson the character comedian. Ida
Emerson. said TO he The highest sal
aricd woman III hurlcsqic. and Harry
HiIis. III a glorious mixture Of comedy
and song. Woods and Woods trio III an
original comedy pautouninl". An Fl"i'e-
ncut l., Wire" introducing Ollie Woods
''tne Dresden doll soubrete Ma! fern
bird, ..po.lrt edition of Eva Targua!.
and Pans Jarrett and Charles Dunn. in
comedy ~'<it. - Glimpse Of H"san.s
Ale. Their" arc thirty women III ihis
COMPANY with ten comedians ana an
abundance" nf sparkEih" ana Catchy must
together with attractive costumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

Eloise Matthews in the principal feminine
role. will follow Robinsons .(-rusoe
Girls at the Gaycty next week Tho on
tertanment which this organization ,.iu
present IS tWo-act musical con,nd,
called The Flirting Widow" with Niss
Matthews III tho title part One of the
specialtles IN the olio which has created
an aerial novelty called The Eagle and
the Girl" 1t is promised tho eagle viii
make fights twice a day over the heads
OF the audience
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Casino Concert Today.

For todaTs concert at the Casino al
unusually strong combination OF refined
vaudeville is promised. including Free
Joy and Fernando Jolly. in a singing ane
patter act: the Australian Duo, Will
br' ght conversation: Ely and Wilson
rapd-fire singing comedians: Lasky'.
Ioboes. Morris and Kramer and thu
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The Million.

Henry y. Savage. the producer and
manager, has closed contract with
Managers Metzerott 4 berger I" bring
10 the Columbia Theatcr next week a
new play from the pen or Leo
DitrichStein 1t IS called Inc Mil
lion and deals with an elusive slip
-. in. uoI,ld ba called Il lottery ticket.
A. unusually strong company has been
.naassd for ,fe Offering. including Frank
Eaan.,n TavIor Holmes. William Bur
res Henry Z. Mortimer: Paul. ker.
Irene tenwisk, i.ualie Jensen, john
RrtIcr Robert Webb Lawrence. Richard
pitman Niiiam ]. MahoneN. charles J.
Mr,'arti>. Gustav iiartshein, Jennie
W.athcrshH and kenyon Bishop.
rhn nitrichste,n play is not 10 lie con-
fused with he i-nt'c Millionaire
George NJ Cohan's musical PLAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

hpnoTS at hdS' 90
E.Iasco. rHsPe'hNsN'
we.t. Mas the powers . 'a' -,
never grow lcSS nor their "Ii'o'
H. diminished. mike thr hrst'
,fn,. audiences. notwtfhstandinS
,,.., usd his rropensitS
,.,....-,1 nraicrtjon rtomin'n'
III <oi,r sreus continual!
t. ...,,..,l t,> ,..
~.
Thi, v..k Nai"SNa Sd."'
Recommendation. --SNpa Edt ~ 3i &c
,4,p,.rau- admirers Win
ana H'i@"' .,.r,. pel Rose one
III, muStca' "it+t'"" 49,, ,easo1
~ tho rlo-t lalEad - 'hl"E4 y y.
,, .,.tot uf color TO- =
~ rt,,a-, !: name Is
pr"GhSt", tfinc hut the
The i;td rs -... -. tie
rr.s- Hgen, ""r' = ""'''
Nj S4iratt is. " the Sa'i''
= 'ra.'. IT., -.i,l. FIJI, iii, Effect
tyltr. t.t'o
ma ~
EaItsmor. ,l5ir~, - III '''-'
,4,.,. f.gr3 ..-rn, Top y IT, World =
''',' Entertainment. the
tail' - ~ 100 ;;oI nd
orchestral iaW""I- 'H''''''' ,,I
ttl.s,fuf rt.. i,ii"~ 'Iea ~ meme
....s ,ha daaIn.rtp genuinely humo"-
,, ..,i lever and all
"iS, 'it US - o,,.I,er ,ro-
this without IT, ILL.,,
duct foiI~ NJ nat more cat N """'
,.e
49,. ,t.i..i. ,..,,9..t> George NJ
VIZ ., ~,
q" al VT" rcti"i heEh'aiS"'', 80
stage teo rraE- ago 10 tc'.d NJ energies
Ia r,la,V.itin.; ana composing has listen
,;,,... al,
ed - ~" N"i.s - ~ a'''i''e' ~ -
break back mt" ~" arena again ~ ne
Iirl.. MifIjooair,., which H." has written
Jill .,,,,.,.o..d ~, Xii. .,on, All ), u.i,i,.,
., ,.,,.o.,,,.-,,,.
The lure n the footliglte ana that
farewell haljt. 81" Grea, potcn; iali,ies
Nary artists suffer al tacir ands
vgiI" others are said t. profit il them
MAJ ". +. McCanY Of the Baltimore
News calls tie Columbia PLAYERS ..ye,.,-
clever, ,lpnnf.4 anu tIsir ,,o,f,,,r,a,,,
-.
"it4 = i'tihe' i'd1 ~
i'dt"'to' itc SAY they seem To IN
dcf>tanG one another perfectly. ana tie
attention IT, s,t4iI- -, ..S. ,I ,,,,4
TIC - o''''
80 "'.'' 1ieS - tiitlt WORK aid
inc enthusiastic spirit which animate% il
are Qualities that are comtiael Ia make
up the ..ool ;ctip.. fl.,, i ybit;.i
-, =
'h.'"'' ''l'i' FOUND ~ capacity house
"af.h greeted their inst appearance In
lfaliin}orc not As large "a lie work o.
49,. rarfo~,,crs .,.;.7l
fIkE,b -rrtL
- - e :. - ne
'ifS ~ = hdhN We're the means If forci-
bly, cmpha sizing The fact that things arc
MOI ..ipy,ts vyb., tba,- s.,, "a, 60
49,. ,t...
''@ = '''ai an . "oiHai Win q
hahH sought admission 10 tie perform
an"e at tho Ma iestir Thaarer Wnen
the parents If the little one found il was
against the rules Of tho IolJsa ~ admit,
infants they placed their orfsprfup in its
corart loft il in the lobby Of the tbeatar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

times 1T the Terror. is powerful in il
Fascination In this tlm the kindly and
heroic. virtues OF the old nonlesse are
disclosed. aud til" wide domains OF
the Marquis Dc i'ierlys. his Breton
chateau with its luxurious appoint
mcnts and its terraces and gardens
are shown. The scene shifts to the
camp Of the rcyoutionists, to a. tria
scene !, Dungeon s.ene AMI Il death Low.
and hate. intrigue and !ierois'ii play tEcil
conflicting roles in the drama and its de-
ranClnpuf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17

Casino
Theodore Weiss Harden. king ~
handcuffs" win NC attra r:ion oGt OF
the ordinary at the Casino Tneathr this
week IL Is said to bc an expert manin-
ulator OF handouts. locks and devices az
we'll Is Of police restraints Of all kinds.
Harden claims 10 >" brother of a
noted expert in tho same line whose stage
name is somewhat similar. and tha; ne
aud this expert began their stage careers
together During the week he viii pre-
.cnt number Of new fcats and will use
som. Of the old ones with which 10 hatfi"
HI audiences among them that Of c>ca -
ing from a galvanized milk an filled with
water and from ? hoX built piece by
,7;ece on TIC stage ia siSht Of the audi
enca. He viii also explain tho EngIiSh
coffin mystery,
OIh-r attractions are the Sorsrthe Trio
featuring BaDv Helen. the child actress
Miss lennon and Miss Walker. With char
arts, cnnr.it,. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
T,,ier in =, DAY at Economy Junction.
ana l,arnalia and Wilbur. with q comedy
acIohaiic offering. There will ais" be an
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Virginia.

To-day tsa N,e IA presents as lis flea
ture reel TIE Marquis he T-icrlys." al
episode of to French revolution This
period with il vivid contrast &c tie bril-
liant days o. i6e old regime and the dark