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The Detroit times., 1911-08-08
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT The CHICAGO GRAND.

Miss Gertrude Elliott and her com
pany Will return to Chicago in the
Grand opera house Dec. 4 for a second
run of Joseph Medill Patterson's nota-
bic play about Divorce" This play
has been the most important dramatic
success of the Chicago season to date
Miss Gertrude Elliott will return to the
scene of her first triumph in Rebel
lion for an unlimited enga cement. 4
queer freak of the theatrical business
forced the clever actress and her ad-
mirable play on the divorce question
out of Chicago at the very height Of
prosperous run: and the exigencies Of
booking for other attractions in the
various Chicago theatres have until
now prevented her from returning She
has, meanwhile, played immensely sue
cessful enga gements in Minneapolis.
St Louis and a series of six Illinois
cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

Russian accent. Yet there is also a
trace of American lntonation in their
English. They began TO learn it here,
how did not give the pronunciation and
tone of the subjects of King George
the three new women stars in the
troupe, Miles. Geltzyr. SiedlOwa and
hOrall. do not, however, speak Eng
T5h. although Nile Geltzer knows a
few words and phrases. These she
PICKED up while dancing at the Alham-
Ira in London during the summer.
But even in the British capital, Mile.
Celtzer found that her fluent French
served her quite Wei, and she did not
take time to study English. Miles.
Sledlowa and Koralf have never be
fore danced off the continent. There
Is one member of The Mordkin All
Star Imperial Ballet who has spoken
English from childhood. He is Nero-
zine Weston, character dancer. West
or is nothing moro or less than the
TLglish West" with 4 Slavic ending.
ar Weston, born and raised in St.
Petersburg, comes of London theat-
real family which years ago moved
10 the Russian caDral. and later be
came as thoroughly Russianized that
the of was added 10 the name. The
FIST West to go to the cars court
was a stage manager at the Drury
Lane theatre, home of great specta-
es. He went to ST Petersburg at
tho cars call 10 help stage the COM
pick ballets at tn" imperial opera
house II was quite natural that Vero-
nine Westoff born IN the shadows of
The imperial opera house should have
Eeen given an appointment at the
Nariensky institute. where the cars
cancers are trained
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
R9SSEEheatre

Laylock says TO hin: You wouldn't
steal a handful of grass from the
public square until you first knew
you ware protected" The black
mailer, when confronted by one who
declares one or both must die,
Quakes like a cur and begs that they
be friends. Laylock slaps Leland
he is the chief lackmailer-across
the face in an effort 10 induce a fght,
but Leland Shippers like an injured
puppy, and pleads further. Laylock,
IN disgust, turns and starts for the
other side Of the room, and as he
does so, Leland grabs for the gun
which he (LeIand) had placed on a
table IN proof Of his desire that there
be no revolver play. but Laylock' s
eye is too quick for him. Leland is
shot dead before he gets his finger
on the trigger Of his weapon.
Leland ELECTS the support Of an
unsophisticated girl in q badger
scheme" which interpreted is sim
ply the aIluring Of an unsuspecting
stranger with money into a condi-
ton where he will have TO pay TO
save.his life. The Intended victim is
William Lake, a mining engineer
from the west. Frisco Kate 4Fallon,
reformed shOplifter, at whose
home the young gil has been stay
ing. resolves 10 prevent her from
participating in the crime. Leland
and his Matchmaking adviser, Pop"
Clarke, and Connolly, hotel CLERK
have turned over TO the police Cor
don LaylOck, a murderer, in whom
Frisco Kate is unusually interested.
She plans her revenge on them by
informing Lake that he is 10 he VIC
timized and he, taking advantage OF
the tip, turns the tables on the plot
tiers.
In the final act, the girls faith in
Leland is shaken, when he is IN
masked at the home Of Frisco Kate
and dies at the hands Of Laylock.
the man whom he has turned over
to the police.
The interpreting company was
one Of the strongest and most
perfectly cast ever seen at the
Illinois theatre. Curtain calls were
frequent. The audience was large.
but the play deserved a capacity
house. 1t is rare that the smaller
cities are included in the route of a
production of the calibre of The
Deep Purple" as offered ar the IL
Hnois last night. During today Man
ager William KIinck had dozens Of
telephone requests for a return en-
gasement and he may be able to Sc
cure the company later in the sea-
son. If he does, don't miss it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT THE EMPIRE,

The new policy, which met with
such success last week at the Empire
theatre, has Convinced Manager Dolly
that his clientele desires e change OF
program senI-weekly, and for the com
ing week an unusually big show has
been arranged, consisting Of 10 vaude-
vile acts. For the first half OF the
week attention is called TO the team
Of Williamson & O'Connor, a black
face duo, who have met with splendid
success il the east, and are now max
ing their first tour in years Of the west
ern country. They are billed as
Those Minstrel Boys" and are said to
be the funniest comedians seen here
this season. The three EldOradOs,
known as English dancing dolls, are
another new feature for this part OF
the country. These three ladies are u
recent importation from Europe,
brought over here for the Pantages cir
cult. Golden & Heating have a singing
and dancing Offering which promises to
Please. Ellsworth & Linden, in the
comedy playlet, His Day Of have
funny sketch which has placed them
in the front rank as entertainers of
this character. Valaire Brothers, Eu-
ropean gymnasts, in a comedy trick
house act, present some wonderful
feats in the acrobatic line, inter
spersed throughout with comedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT The IA SALE.

Louisiana Lou is adding 70 its re
markable record at the rate Of 10 per
formances a week, and long ago passed
the run OF any other new play Of the
present season, musical or non-musi-
cal. The run is remarkable In the 10
years history Of the la Sale opera
house, Chicago. as the home Of musical
comedy by reason Of the fact that the
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and
the Sunday nights have been the occa-
sions Of visits By the most prominent
stars visiting Chicago; and one and al
OF them have gone 10 Harry Askin, the
managing director OF the La Sale, with
testimony TO the fact that # is the
best musical comedy ever staged in
America" and that the company is
far and away superior in dramatic
vocal and dancing capacity Of any or
ganization in this country or abroad q"
Miss Gertrude Elliott, Mrs Fiske,
Miss Blanche Ring. Miss Louise Dress
CT. Miss Vera NlcheIena, Dustin Far
mum, William Hodge, HoIbrook Blinn.
the late Kyrle BelIew, Thomas 4
Wise. John Barrymore, Miss Isabel Irv-
ing Willis =. Sweatnam. Harry Lau-
der and other players and singers Of
eminence, have made a pilgrimage TO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
THROW OUT THE LINE.
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People Will Be Happier.

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The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-can't get the
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They're getting worse every min
ute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back
from the verge of despair.
Read this case:
Mrs. Ellen HoCkinsOn, 1890 Sixth
avenue, Moline, I'll, says: About a
year ago ] had considerable trouble
from my kidneys and ! was annoyed
by rheumatic pairs through my
limbs. At that time, ! began taking
Doans Kidney Pills and they
brought prompt relief In a few
weeks / was entirely did Of the trou-
BILE and / then publicly told Of my
experience. L do nos hesitate to
verify my former statement and
again advise other kidney sufferers
to give Doan's kidney Pills a
trial"
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ed States.
Remember the nants -Doan's-
and take no other.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
A Eatner's VENGEANCE

would have fallen on any one who
the son of Peter Bondy of
South lockwood, Mich, but he was
powerless before attacks of kidney
trouble. Doctors could not help
him." he wrote, so at last we gave
him Electric Bitters and he improv-
ed wonderfully from taking six bot
ties. It's the best kidney medicine
l ever saw" Backache, tired feel
ing, nervousness. loss of appetite.
warn of kidney trouble that may end
in dropsy, diabetes or Bright's dis
ease. Beware: Take Electric Bit
ters and be safe. Every bottle guar
anteed; so cents at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

homeless Polly, for the sake OF the
nan she now knows she loves, goes
hack to the ring. But the romance
ends happily, prettfly and naturally.
I he circus comes 10 the village where
she spent many happy months recov-
- ing from her injury, and the parson
searches her out. His honest love is
TOO strong for her will, and with him
she leaves the deserted show grounds,
looking forward TO the happiest life
She has ever known. This briefly de-
scTibes Polly. but as one writer has
said: 1t does not begin even 10 imply
TIC charm Of the play. II breathes
nothing but goodness, and heaven love
OF two fashioned one for the other.
Little Polly comes from her world Of
glitter and glare, OF illusion and tan
bark into another world where she
finds peace, love and learns the lesson
Of righteousness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

THE Deep Purple by Paul Arm
strong and Wilson Miner. Presented
by LiebIer & Co, IL the Illinois the
atre Nov. p. The cast:
William Lake .... Harry Hilliard
George Bruce, inspector -.
.- Richard Garrick
Gordon Laylock . Walter Edwards
Harry Leland 49,. Lyster Chambers
Pop Clark $500. Frank J. CurTier
Connolly ... Edward Gillespie
Finn, police lieutenant -......
......... Frank Hamilton
Doris Moore $500. Madeline Louis
Kate FaIlon $500. Anne Sutherland
Mrs. Lake, William Lakes mother
... Maggie Holloway Fisher
Ruth Lake. his sister .....-.-.
..... Lillian Herbert
Christine, Mrs. Fallon's house
maid ~ Virginia Philley
Postwar . John Williams
BeIlboy . Andrew Kelly
Valet ....-.... George N. Zorn
Page . Conrad Evans
Messenger .- BTose Miller
Organ Grinder Giovanni Cavalaro
We've all heard and read of the
blackmailer, but. after We have wit
messed q performance Of The Deep
Purple" we must confess that we
knew little Of his really desPicable
characteristics before Messrs. Arm
strong ana Miner have builded 4 re-
markable play. in that il presents
with rare fidelity TO truthfulness
side Of life that the general pub
lie knows little of. The underworld OF
every city is a distinct community
OF itself and none are closer related
to it than the police. The bIackmail-
or th-iyes By muicting the weak and
unvary and no act is TOO low for him
10 commit OF have some tool com
nit. preferably the latter. He
reaches the depths OF his baseness
when he inveigles a young girl, un-
der the guise OF loving her. TO be
come a party 20 his schemes 10 get
money from others. But the black
mailer. when cornered. shows the
yellow streak in his makeup. As
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT THE MOLINE.

The Top O TIL World with Bailey
aid Austin in the leading fun roles.
will be seen at the Moline theatre next
Wednesday evening. The production
has in its roster rs people mot count
ing the collie Dogs and three special
baggage cars are required to transport
the tremendous scenic production. 1t
is big city show" IN every sense of
the word. It's cast is composed of
people who have made good" very
6ecisiveIy in their particular lines of
s. age effort, and the chorus has been
recruited from the prettiest dancing
girls and most stately show girls in
The theatrical field. It is a great big
; eautiful, expensive organization
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
THE CHICAGO OPERA HOUSE.

Marguerite sylvia has scored the ly-
ric and dramatic triumph of her life
time in "Gysy Love at the Chicago
opera house. Manager a. II. Woods in
his production of Franz Lehar's latest
and most notable work has spent mon
ey in profigate fashion and the scenic
II estiture, particularly the resplend-
ent second act, is the most beautiful
set ever staged. Already the tuneful
ard melOdic lifts of tie Lohar score are
being played in all of the restaurants
around Chicago, and the dreamy sun
ny and Serious, Semi-Delirious Song
of Love is being hummed generally.
The engagement of Miss sylvia is a
limited one at the Chicago opera house,
and it behOoves those who want 10 hear
and see Gypsy Love" to eschew de-
lay. With singular unanimity every
dramatic and musical critic in Chicago
lavished, almost to the point Of full
soneness, praises upon the star and
her vehicle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Get Rich Quicl, Wauingford."
George NJ. Cohan's successful comedy
o. that name. is easily the most talked
ABOUT play that has been offered 10
American amusement seekers in many
s. asons. Get Rich Quick Walling-
fgrd" is being sent on its first tour Of
he country by Conan d Harris. who
PRODUCED the piece III New York City.
where il holds the run record for dTa-
matte performances for 1911-12. The
tLicagC company. expressly organized
10 exploit the comedy in the windy
city. also made theatrical history by
:CasOu of its run Of more than 4c0
nights. Like all plays 70 which young
Nil. Conan afHNes his signature. Get
Rich Quick WaIlinEford" is clean and
wholesome and, whI'e its dialogue Is
n. the smarrest. fairly bristiiug with
puugeu, wit, the story never descends
% suggestion. the yUlgariry that is so
often the resort 81 ambitious play
wriEhts in their anxiety 10 put a play
over" on the contrary. Mr.. Cohan
mas made 'Walliugford" a clean. clear
CN ed, lovabIe character who is cold as
7,Cel. firm as adaUant but who. for
Il G love OF pure woman forsakes his
shady past and becomes a respectable
citizen in q community into which be
Lid gone 10 acquire 4 fortune. in that
easy manner known as the game OF
Douotiou. Get r on Quick Walling-
ford" WI be seen for the first time in
Ills city ar the Hines tomorrow after
noon and night. II Will be presented
by a fine cast of play ers. including Jc-
sCph Manning. Edw.ld Delaney, Harry
O. Taylor. John Morris Willie Solar,
Calvin Ti5birr. William p. Connery,
Charles Diem. Martin Nalloy. Rose
L.r.bOun. 3Iaude Truax Allne Bartlett.
Fred A. COrdes AMI eliza Mason.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

the La Sale part and parcel of their
stay in Chicago this season. With the
single exception of Miss Elliott, none
of these stars had ever before gone to
the La Sale; but the fame of "Louisi-
ana Lou" has already reached from
coast to coast, and every visiting play
er makes it a sort of duty to see this
now musical comedy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

The old, old story, told times with
out number, and repeated over and
over again for the last sc years, but it
is always a welcome story to those in
search of health. There is nothing in
the world that cures coughs and colds
so quickly as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
Hearinu Date Set.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Hearing on
the motion to make permanent the in
functions of the commerce court in the
trans-continental rate cases will be
held Tuesday. Dec. 5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

Polly Of the Circus a hOmely little
stCry-a story of two hearts throbbing
in the vestmenr OF two souls. two
hearts that destiny las appointed one
.lI the ether and Doth in oue-coming
10 the Illinois. Nov. 2S. is almost pas
-CraL II is beautiful in its simplicity
ala in iJs lesson and its truth. Il has
Ioi-Ger passion nor mere haste: sim
Ply the gradual awakening Of love,
---SCc-ly logical n its sequence. The
stCry runs smoothly and gently along
nom The coming by chance. or fate,
o. Polly who has met with an acct
cent IN the circus performance. TO the
home Of the youns country minister.
From the sawdust ring Polly. sweet
ErG wiDSoue child g she IS. ignorant
Cl al save her work. is gently led into
knowledge Of Thugs OF which sic
-ule dreamed Sar studies hard. she
lends herself 70 evs-y little thing her
i.. nesacror would be pleased with. and
lives ignorant OF tie budding love
Ni'aic her for The gentle minister who
IS himself yet uulware Of how neces-
@gTy the Ml-Ie circus rider is 70 him:
c0d then comes tho day when she Is
;crghiy made 20 ia nix that her pres
crce IN the minister's house IS being
-arro~iy -iscocstru~d by church pee
be OF q type familiar within the
boundaries OF small towns. There IS
No villalny-s'mriy gossip OF their
,.aEElsh tongues. brough, 20 her In the
sarm q an u--iEa,ufn by grumpy
deacon whose Christianity IS as lin
tod &c arc tAc charms OF the gossip.
.rg spI-sters. Polly. poor little Loving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
THE EMPIRE

Daily vaudeville performances a.
90 and 8:15.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25

There are no No. 2 or No. 8 companies
If The Top o. Tn World" just this
one, the original company. While
many companies have been complain
irg of poor business this season The
Top O. Tn World" is playing TO ca
pacity nightly. There is but one an
sweT: The survival of the fittest."
Miss Trixie Frigonza will appear at
the Moline Sunday. Dec. in The
Sweetest Girl in Paris" She is sur
rounded by so funmakers, including all
he principals who originated their re
spective roles at the Ia Sale, Chicago
Miss Friganza has achieved an envia-
bic reputation for appearing only in
oI2 successes, and achieving for her
self only the most conscipuous hits.
rlIee years ago She was cO-star with
Eddie Foy in The Orchid" then
George Cohan starred her at the head
CT his The American Idea" and now
Miss Friganza is ga ming new laurels
under the direction Of Harry Askin in
The Sweetest Girl n Paris"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-11-25
AT THE ILLINOIS.

Nov. 26-"Get Rich Quick Walling.
ord"
Nov 2s-''PolIy Of the Circus"