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The Queen Of the Moulin ROUGE.

The Queen Of the Moulin Rouge.
A real, bona fide, Broadway musical
production will be seen at the That
cher opera house on February 21st,
when Samuel e. Rork will present for
the first time here 1.-THE Queen OF
the Moulin Rouge" musical comedy
drama in two acts and seven scenes
by Paul M. Potter, with music by John
T. Hall and lyrics by Vincent Bryan.
1t Is said to be a correct portrayal of
the night life in Paris, exactly rs It
exists. For this purpose the advent.
ures Of the young King of Orcania
and his bride-elect the Princess Mar.
otz, are narrated as they took place
on the night Of the famous Quat-z-Arts
tall, the annual dance organized by
the studios of the city, visitors being
admitted by private invitation only
TIL" floats" each containing the
prettiest model of the studio, arc
shown as they circle around the Mou.
lin Rouge and as they are afterwards
thrown |, to the Seine. The peculiar
songs and dances of the occasion are
literally reproduced. Then are bis
closed the odd resorts to which lhe
dancers betake themselves when the
Ian is done. Iii st, still in masquerade
costumes, they are seen at Madame
st. Angeles gambling place, The
House of the Green Shutters" Then
they adjourn for welsh rarebit to
the celebrate Cafe au Rat Mort in
front of which the tramps, rag-pick-
ers, Apaches and providers of the
night defile Later the dawn ends the
revelry. and the roisterers escape,
weary and ashamed to meet the
sweet school girls of the Academy
Savourette, where the idyl of the
young king and queen is consummat'
e.
"The Queen OF the Moulin Rouge
has a years run in New York, six
months run IN Chlcago' ana recoru
breaking engagements in the larger
eastern cities to it's credit, and is
probably the most talked of musical
play of recent years, 1t is full Of
bright song features and novel scenic
effects. AS in most up-to-date Broad
way musical productions. the chorus
is an important point, and in this par
ticular "The Queen of the Moulin
Rouge" is said to include two sscore
of stunning young women which ex
cells any beauty chorus ever seen here
The company is unusually large, and
as Manager Rork has the reputation
among our theatre goers for his Law
ish productions, 1t is safe to say that
this presentation will prove the genu
inc treat OF the season.
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Theatres


The Climax, which will be seen
here for the first time next Thursday
evening is great play; 1t may in
truth be called a wonderful play. Ger
tainly II stands by itself in theatrical
history, fer its unique in plot, in char.
acter and in presentation. Seeing II
fails TO bring any trace of a reminis-
Cence of other plays and seems to dis
prove the adage of the wise king OF
old who declared that there was moth
ing new under the sun
The Climax as title, perhaps does
not fully describe what the three acts
unfold. II might have been called
THE Song Of the Soul 1t might have
been called by most any name, but 1t
would have stood. In it are elements
that could be divided to make many
plays, and they are woven into a
whole of texture so eXQuisitely fine
that a cast of a few simple characters
can display them in all their strong
lines and delicate shadings to thrill
and delight II may be called com.
mon place play because it appeals so
directly to the heart and its people
are such real people. But therein lies
the quality Of greatness which 1t pos
sesses Luigi Golfanti, Italian music
teacher; Pietro, his Americanized son,
who retains the wild, impetuous blood
of the race; John Raymond, an every.
day young physician, and Adelina
Won Hagen, a pretty young girl, who
has a voice and aspirations; these are
the four characters.
The young Italian and the young
doctor love the young girl; the Ital
ian in his hot, passionate way; the
doctor in his cool, calculating way;
disappearing of the stage, of stage
women and of everything that does
not tend to help him win the girl.
Seeing the futility of his love
against the girls aspirations, Ray
mond seeks mental suggestion as an
ally when it becomes necessary to
perform slight operation upon her
throat, and she RECEIVERS under the
impression that her voice has been
destroyed.
After the first great pangs of grief
and disappointment, have passed she
favors the doctors suit, and the third
act opens on their wedding morning.
The bridal gown has been donned,
the trunk has been packed, and the
old teacher is bidding his pupil fare
well when the longing to sing comes
over her. She goes to the piano and
strikes the chords Of Pietro's compo
sition THE Song of the Soul" and
her voice, rich and more glorious than
ever, pours forth its words. In the
midst of her great joy the doctor en-.
ters and realizes that to her song is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-11
UTAH MAY HAVE EXTRA
CONGRESSMAN AFTER ALL

1t now looks like Utah may have
an extra congressman in spite Of the
adverse report Of the Republican eau.
Gus held some time ago. The
Democrats and those Republicans who
favored the larger nun bal OF mem
bers provided by the Crunpacker bill.
voted together on the test-yote- In the
House. This will give Utah two con-
gressmen and will give the House a
membership of 433. The Senate has
to ratify this act of the House, but
assurance is given that the senate will
give what the House desires in this
respect P3 t $50 Lp1 &t'sf4 is
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more than love. He confesses his de.
ceptions and pleads an effort to save
her trom life in which not more
than ten women in every hundred can
maintain their honor. In hed' wrath
she assails him with the memory of
her mother and he leaves her. And
then all the pent UP music in her soul
bursts out in Pietro's song. What is
the solution?
1t would be unfair to tell It all be.
cause the real pleasure of the story
must be gained by seeing the play.
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in the Kimono' is vivacious and clev

in the Kimono' is yiyacious and clev.
err" .i s.. rR rH ~ J
Dayton, Ohio, News: '2 - r
Frances Warren can sing and sing
we'll and has several musical numbers
allotted to, her and makes at once a
genuine hit with the audience"
"Des Moines, Iowa, News: CO.'S"
Frances Warren is very clever
and she sings and dances well.' b.
"Danyille, ILL.,, Commercial News
Frances Warren heads the list Of
fun makers, and the clever comedi
enne is surrounded by cast Of play
ers of exceptional ability. Miss War
rem is charming and seems to be bub
bling over with mirth and good humor
Her singing voice is very sweett ant
she has ample opportunity to use 1t
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The Girl In the kimono. /,

"a The Girl In the kimono.
II any one Is interested in the ex
cellent notices that are given 1.-THE
Girl in the iKmono,' the following will
serve as good offering:
st. Paul. Mimi, Pioneer-Press:
miss Frances Warren as "The Girl
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BILL FOR GYMNASIUM
Speaker E. w. Robinson Introduces
His Maiden Bill Before the Pres
ent Legislature for $4,000

Speaker E. w. Robinson has in
troduced only one bill during the pre-
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SIS 8 NV. Or. b. ..20.5D
1889 9th NV, Or, b.. .25.5 so
Is 10th me. 6r. b.. $3.50
1885 Ga av, 7r, b.eS.5O
o-nS ~ ~ Or n Ok Ok
Coz 18th ne. Or, b. .25.O0
42i Fla nv. ar. b.24.oo
1,;3 Girard NV. Or. b23.O no
1896 18th NV. Or. b. -. 80
1884 T. ne, Or. b. 1850
1886 Ontario I'd
NV. Cir. b........0.50
GIG h NV, ar. w..1S.5O
6U2 Fla av NV, ar, 90
1921 Morse ne &C.. biz. so
1O6 Il! nv nw.7r,wl7.5O
Cor. 10Th and + SITS. NV.
upNp annlicattOO
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UNFUR NlSHED.

FOR RENT-1216 ~. s.w.. store SIR. b.. S35. 81
go 9th sw. Sr.b. .30, ~ II Sc, 9r. b.. ..S. -
a36 9th Or h. 81 ITO Md av 1lr b.1 81
1918 9TH sw. 6r.b. 1888 1890 y av III. BIO. ~
3V4 l. SO, Or, b.. .1a.5b 1112 LIST se.5rw Il 40
T. BROWN. 6l1 AZ st. sw. Main 6s':,
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S. 900. .Sa3 18th NV, Or s27.lO 1880 willard. Or
s3.J ..22o9 Mass Az S27.5 .4o13 9th nv. .r
NV. 1Sr So. 80. IA 18th ne. e
500 2lst NV. lar. fur 81. 50. 6:6 Morton nw'Sr
sl.O. 1902 T. NV. Tor s25. 50. 4oIs 5th nv, sr
sisS. scth ordw.y. Il. s2s 20. 1880 10Th nw.er
sioS ?a,s NM nw : Ysr s2s saes Decatur. Sr
500. 1910 G NV, Tor a25. .?16 nv. rear
500. .2941 Newark, 12r $2j. 1901 Euclid NV. Or
So. 1000 9th NV, 1lr 500. .017 French nv. Gr
S1I..G21 18th NV. Office So5 1854 lth NV. ar
so. 1920 Q NV. Tor 80. 80. 1853 Willard 6r
1850 SsWon nw s MI1srS e q
SEQ. ,6:5 18th NV. Ter 500 30 1922 9th NV. Ir
ST.. 5.40i 4th NV. I3r S2o. 80. 40 Shepherd. Or
81: 1915 cath NV: lr 500 .11l4 9Th ne. q
81 .o5 1916 av.11r SEQ. 80. go: Kennedy, !r
$40. So. 1888 Grard. Tor scn. 20 .a0l4 Q nv. 3r
$50. .2l12 II nv. 1Sr $50. 30. 1908 18th nw.Sr
450..4 Jackson ri. Office 500. 40. 1925 9th NV. 6r
$50. .1O1 Seaton NV. sr &2O. .635 Mass av nee
s. sSis 18th nN NV. 1sr IS, 18TH h nw ONCE
SIS IS. 2ss Sc i1r sis.5 .1:iskirby nv, ST
5000 :1el2 s nv. 11r s1s. 80. 1922 nth NV. 81
SO. so. 1915 Irving. 10r sis.JO .G21 9th ne. 7r
sao 1910 9Th nv. or ar ST. 6al ia az NV II
$40. Forest Glen Md. l2r SIG 20 se7 Mass av ne.G
So So $40 :,st NV. 1or sl5.. 1888 10Th NV. 5r
So. 1905 Otis nv. Tor sla 80 632 C;irard nw.:r
ssc.5n 100 Sc. Sr 1920 1920 nv. lr
$50. 80 In02 18th nw.r sI:. I'll. Gli Morton nw,'s
s3l.: 20. 1922 Corcoran.sr si23o era . nv. 3r
$50. so. 21J 1st NV. Or S1c PA I Sc. ar
$50. 80 1925 3th nv. Sr $l1. 40. 5O4 odd NV. Ar
$50 1i05 18th nw.store $l1..1342 Union sw, 4r
$40. ...4O12 ath NV. Sr 5000. 1919 Sc. 5r
$40. .141O Col st NV. ST 5000 1921 sc. Or
$50. .432 9th nv. hail s.. so. ALB Jth Sc Ar
$50. .621 18th NV. Office 80. .1136 Cush Sc. Ar
SIS. 1928 18th NV. Or The Pope bldg. ofnces
APARTMENTS
S11.The Marlborough 6r $50 The Brunswick or
500. The Northumbd. Or xlS to $40. .Dunsmere
500. The Cumberland 5r $40. The Milton. Or
$50. The Cumberland, 5r S31 so The Darlington, 5r
$50. The Wyoming, 5r $37 80 The Phoenix 5r
$40. The Victoria. ar S35 The Victoria 4r
$40. The Milton. CIR Soy The Landmore, Or
$45. The Marlborough 3r S3j The Milton 6r
$40. 80 The Rrunswick.4 SOS. 80. TheEarington, 3r
$3.50. The Victoria, Or $40. The Terrace. 3r
$40 to $I7j.T The Dresden sfS 80 to S3j Meridian
$40. The Victoria Or st nv
For complete list OF property for rent send for
weekly bulletin
SWARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY CO..
I21 18th NV,
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FOR RENT-BY CAYwOOD L. GARRETT.

FOR RENT-BY CAYWOOD e. GARRETT,
1871 New York ave. NV.
1871 O NV. III. 2b $500 1851 N'ton 10. b5O. 90
354S 10th Or h. ~ 30 1852 10th 81. b 81. 30
1875 NJ NV, IL. b355 10 492 Me lr, b32. 80
331 ne. Tor. b. 1870 1858 = NV, Sr.b. $50
1876 Vt NV 81. b23a0 1928 G ne. Or, b. 20. 80
1921 10th NV. Or. II 30 d}4 ], Sr. Ii. 30
1916 NV ~. 1850 40 u Sc. Or. 80. IA. 90
sos 18th ne. Or. ...l44O 13as Fla ne. 4r. IL. so
AT Sc. Ar 1900 1923 Half sc. Or. 10. 80
1889 T. Sc. 4r. 40 llO6 \ av sc. Tor 1913
FLATS.
6lS q NV. Or. h.. .23.W - Todd pl ne 3r. h. 81 30
81lh PIX rd NV b2O.O 0 81 Porter ne. ar b. IL. 80
S:,4 18th me- 5r b. 90 rs 18th 5r b. III. 50
STORES.
III I3th NV s;o&crG0. 90 600 ,stc 1r, b. Co
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FOR SALE-&2 go EACH.
Each renting for SGT 50: on a lettered street
northeast: each rooms and bath.
These properties are owned by q party who
took them In part payment for large resi-
dence. As q result Of this exchange the owner
Is in q position to reduce the price of each
$1,000 under the prices asked by the former
owner. A splendid paying proposition.
$500 will buy two brick houses renting for
SO n month. situated on nm avenue in the
northwest section.
&3Go0: renting for $33 montb-Two brick
houses on n numbered street in the southeast
section. Good condition.
Price. S. 500; renting for $3I50-An eight
room dwelling on lettered street. west Of
9th St; 40 feet front. Good condition.
Price 81. 600: renting for So a month-Two
small brick houses south of the Capitol; thor
ough repair.
Price 81. $50: renting for $50 a moth-Two
brick houses. on a 1ettered street southeast.
Price, 81. 700: renting for ST. n months
rooms and bath: near 18th and SITS. ne.
$2.85O: renting for $22.5 O--A twO-story brick
dwellinA near 18th and R. L. ave-; lot 20xSO.
Price. - 500: renting for $24 a month-Two
dwellings a lot 2Sxlc0.
$500 EACH each renting for $50 to select
white tenants-Ncar Sd and Mass. ave. NV.
cleAn-cut little houses.
$1,000: renting for so a mcnth-New York
ave. near 9Th ST.; rooms and bath.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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S.W.. l3R.. :.B $500
CHS ~, sw .s;o.t'r. 2a.oo
nsr3,. ~. sw. sto.,'r.a..ih
40 q sw. ar. H.. .2s."o
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$50 J. sw. Sr. H.. .h.ol
All Del av sw Or. w3.W
81. Va nv sw. :r, b. -. 20
121 7th So. Or. w.. II. 80
80 eth SO. 1r.w. 1880
lbs = Cap.6r. W.. l3..,3
a.. 4th Sc. .5r.w. l3..ab
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:,:g NJ sw. ,ir. W. .l2..se
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TENANTS.
aaocS a. sw. 4r. Il. i'.:'n
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10; LIST sw. .,r. W. lf.oH
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~ + sw. Or. w. li..s,
l24 y So. ,ir. W. :. W.tn
1888 LIST Sw. .5r.w. .9..'p
=. Vi sw. ,r. W. ;. .9.W
1904 Half Sc. 6r. W. 80
= C'kscy ct Sc. 3r. w. $50
IT'S Half sw. Sr. ". 1000
i3si = Cap. 5r. W. $50
R'r SO T. Cap st 90
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