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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
ILLUSTRATED BIBLE LECTURE

Sunday night. September u, at
7:45 o'clock the Reverend r G..
Decker. pastor OF the Methodist
church. will deliver an illustrated lee
ture prepared from pictures and ma
terial gathered by many missionaries
and prepared by the Christian Liant
ern Slide and Lecture bureau. Of Chi
cago. The subject OF the lecture or
sermon is "0'er Southern Seas and
Philippine Trails, or the Bible In
the Orient"
Items OF special interest in the
lecture will be:
Aboriginal tribes, their antiquated
habitations and peculiar habits.
The Philippine people, THOR old
and new customs and their outlook
for the future.
The American Bible society In the
Philippine archipelago and the effect
of the Bible upon the native races.
A great opportunity for Christian
America.
A subscription will be taken for the
missionary and other benevolent
causes OF the church.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Personal Mention

I'D. Mcvay returned to. his head
quarters at Tucson yesterday after
noon. Il
United States attorney ). E. Nor
rison left for Florence on official
business yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. F. d. Rockefeller left yester-
day afternoon for New York, where
she viii visit relatives.
Deputy County Attorney Alexander
hurry left yesterday afternoon for
Tombstone.
II. f. Fletcher was in the city yes
terday from Berner's Resort.
c. s. Powell, OF Benson, was a
business visitor In the city yester-
day.
DR.. II. NJ Hart, OF the bureau of
animal industry. was in the city from
Douglas yesterday.
F. L. Kuchenbacker, of Tombstone.
was in the city yesterday. registered
at the Copper Queen.
+. p. Grindell. secretary OF the
Douglas chamber OF commerce. and
DR.. Zimmerman. OF Douglas, we're In
the city last evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Murry Returns to County Seat

Deputy County Attorney Alexander
hurry returned to Tombstone yester-
day afternoon. having come to Lowell
to conduct the preliminary hearing Of
StankO BudisagOvich. charged with
.assaulting another Slav with the in
tent to murder him. He expected
that the Bennett murder case wog.d
be completed yesterday. and that the
Puente murder case win be called
this morning.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
DUKE ENDS TORONTO VISIT

TORONTO, Ont. Aug. 2S:-As the
concluding feature Of his three days
stay in Toronto the Duke Of Con-
naught held n review Of the boy scouts
at the Canadian National exhibition
this afternoon. Tonight his Royal
Highness. accompanied by the Ouch
ess Of Connaught and Princess Patri-
cia. leave in a special train for the
west. Their trip will last until Octo-
ter and will take them as far as the
Pacific coast
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Glenn Buried by County

The body of J. A. Glenn. who died
at a local hospital several days ago,
was inferred by the county undertake
ers yesterday afternoon. Glenn's
mother. who resides at Pomona,
Cal, wired that she was unable to
pay the expense of the funeral. II
was reported that w. w. Brookner,
of Globe, who is reputed TO be
wealthy. was a brother-in-law of
Glenn. but Brookner. in a telegram
to the Palace undertakers, stated
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Rriuht 10 Leave District

NJ r. Bright has rendered his res
'ignation as manager of the Warren
ranch, and will leAye about the first
of next month for Los Angeles, where
he will probably hang out his attor-
'ney-at-law single. He was formerly
an attorney at Butte, Mont Under
his management the Warren ranch
has earned the reputation Of being
one of the most up-tO-date agricul-
tural plants in the west II has not
been announced who Mr.. Bright's
successor will be.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Cut in Saloon FIGHT

A miner named Billie Davic was
severely cut about the head and face
last night in a fight with another
miner at the Butte saloon. He was
treated by a physician and sent
home The identity Of the man who
is alleged to have done the cutting
has not been established
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Rates for G. A. r. Reunion

on account OF the G. A. r. reunion
TO be held at Los Angeles next
month. the FL Paso and Southwestern
and the Southern Pacific have grated
rate of fare and a third for the
round trip TO Los Angeles. The
tickets are on sale September ;, 6, 7
and s, and the final return limit is
October 81.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
Lowell Meeting Tonight

The Lowell Wilson Marshall club
will meet this evening at eight
O'Clock at the office of Judge George
Smith, on Main street All demo-
Gratis and supporters Of Wilson and
Marshall for president and vice
president respectively are invited to
attend the meeting and become mem
bers of the club.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-08-29
A s.sln Of Beauty Is a Joy Forever.

that Glenn had no relatives at Globe.
The uGdertakers were led to be.
lieve that this was true from state
ments OF former Globe people who
reside here that Brookner's wife was
a Miss Glenn. and that she had a
brother named Jim Glenn, the name
Of the man who died here. Accord
ing 10 BrooIner, however, Glenn had
no relatives at Globe.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
A W|NSOME WIDOW
GENES STOCOLUMB|A
FOLLOWING BIG RUN
Largest of Ziegfeld Produc-
tions Carries Prettiest of
Ziegfeld Choruses.

The Goddess Of Gayety will reign at
the Columbia Theater tomorrow. when
she brings to this city for a weeks en-
gagement the largest OF all Ziegfeld's .
presentations, "a winsome Widow"
companion to Ziegfeid's "Foliies." direct
from an all summers run at the Moulin
Rouge, New York. and ten weeks Of
record-breaking business at the Colonial.
Chicago. The cast is exactly the same
as seen In these two cities. and In.
cludes as special features, Frank Tinney
ar.d Dorothy Jarlon. Mr.. Tinney IL
heralded as one of the funniest men on
the stage. His methods Of laugh pro-
duction are entirely original. and he
never repeats his part the same way
twice.
Henry HUT and Harrison Fisher, two
of the foremost artists Of the day, have
picked Miss Jardon as the perfect type
the title role OF "A winsome widow"
Others In the cast are Elizabeth
Brice, Ethel Kelley. Harry Kelley, Mel.
lie King. Art!e Mehlinger. Earl Ben.
ham. Charles Morgan. Mile. Mana, Mons
Alexis. Katharine Florence. Eva Stuart,
Sadie Carr. John McDcrmott. Charles
Minton. and the prettiest of all Z!egfeld
beauty choruses.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
TO TRAIN CHILDREN
AGAINST BAD PLAYS:
Drama League Representative
Says They Can Be Taught to
Appreciate he Best.

Declaring that the proper way "a
crowd out vicious and yapid plays vss
70 educate the people >up to an an
probation Of good plays. Mrs.. Anns
LAsssr Allen. Of New York. last nirht
pleaded that the teachers OF the MciSin.
ley Manual Trimming School instill that
appreciation into the hearts Of their
pupils. After Q short address, Mrs.
Allen read "The Piper" by Josephine
Preston Peabody. before Q full attend.
ance Of the teachers association Of the
school.
Mrs. Allen came before tho teachers
association In the interest Of the Drama
League. which was started two years
ago in Evanston. ILL.,. the which has
now become Of International import.
ance. She showed that appreciation Of
good plays could be instilled into chill.
dren. 20 that vacious and vapid plays
would not interest them later In life.
One of the aims of the Drama League
10 to establish Q Drama League center
in every city Of Importance. Such q
center. a. q result Of the efforts Of Miss
Alice Smith. has been established II
this city.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
'HANKY PANKY,' At
BE[ASC0, IS Lew
FIELDS COMEGY
Gorgeous Production Prom
ised, After $50 Nights
Run In New York.

a Gorgeous production Of Lew Fields
Hanky Panlsy" 10 promised at the. Be-
1asco Theater this week. with q special
Thanksgiving Day matinee. following
, successful run Of 100 consecutive nights
In New York. Only the unexpected re.
union Of Weber and Fieids makes It
possible for Mr.. Fields to send his az
gresation on tour. as he had planned
Il ~ starring vehicle for himself.
project which was changed with the
Weber and Fields revival.
Among the stars In the two-act com.
edy are Max Rogers. the surviving
members Of the Roger brothers, In the
role Of william Rausmitt; Bobby North,
Hugh Cameron. Clay Smith. Christine
Nelson. Myrtle Gilbert. Flo May. vir.
Einia Evans. Florence Moore, William
0ontgomery. and a chorus Of fifty. The
book Of "Hanky Panky' is by Edgar
Smith. the authtor Of all the Lew Fields
vehicles, while the melodies are by q.
Ray 0oets ani A. Baldwin Sloane. who
have co!laborated In the above.men.
toned comedy.
The scenery 10 said to be gorgeous,
and the costumes imported creations
that are striking and effective. The
plot. II It may be 80 described. IL =
sort of musical comedy sequel to tho
stage conception Of Get Rich Quick
Wallingford." that genuine CRATER. in
the person Of Cameron. who Is discov.
cred In his London villa surrounded by
wealth and money.stricken Engl1h
girls.
Rogers and North are seen az million.
aire capitalists. Clay Smith 10 Blackie
Daw. no longer the friend OF the master
bunco man. but his bitter enemy. Harry
Cooper 10 Solomon Bumpski. his cred.
itor, and they undertake to sell Wall.
tisn mummy. Out Of the mysterious
mummy case steps Christine Nelson,
arrayed In the 5ejeweied garments Of
Cleopatra. unexpectedly come to life.
Instead Of being sold. she proceeds to
fail IN love with Wallingford. whom she
mistakes for Marc Antony.
There IL succession OF Incidents that
keeps the audience convulsed for two
hours and a half, with such comedy as
only this purveyor to public approval
can produce.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
ACADEMY

''The Cali of the neart,' com.ns 20
tho Academy this week. deals with
woman Of fortune who was welded to
. ''name." ancient. but no honorable.
and after living a life Of misery. love
liberates her from bondage. Love also
helps to save beautiful Young Ameri-
can heiress from worthless, design.
Ing Englishman. 1t Is again love which
spurs big. noble .'Comrade Jim."' OF
Colorado, to win fortune when the night
seemed darkest. and It brought him
to his hearts desire.
There are some rather daring
speeches and situations In 'The Cafl
Of the Heart" but they are never
braxen. and startling sociological
problem is handled 30 daintily and del
icAtely that It 10 introduced and drop.
ped almost before the listener Is fully
conscious that 1t has appeared.
John Nicholson. who heads the cast,
is an actor Of proved worth in q long
repertoire Of dramatic successes. Ann
Hamilton. the leading woman. has O
character which demands great fnesse
in treatment.
The other members Of the cast In.
clude Corwin Luskmoor, w. ]. McCon.
nell, Clarence Bellair, c. B. Waters,
w. c. Turner. Milly Stevens. Virginia
Hadley. and several others OF like
worth.
Matinees will be given on Tuesday,
Thanksgiving Day. and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
YALE AMATEURS
WILL PLAY HERE
Dramatic Association Coming II
Columbia in Satire on Rus
sian Society.

A satire on Russisn upper class %
ciety win bs given st the Columbia
Thsater the Afternoon Of Dsosmbsr q
BY the players Of the Yale Univsrsity
Dramatic Association, who viii b On
tour during the holidays. Arrange.
ments for the performance here are
being made BY c. c. Glover, jr. the
local manager. who successfully con.
Quoted the arrangements for the Yais
0lee Club concert hero last holiday
timc.
The offering this year Of the Yale
youths 10 Of comedy nature, but u IN
ambitious venture and not dependent for
interest upon the fact that It 10 given
by . college club The play 10 drsmati.
sation Of Tolstoy's Fruits Of Culture"
and the characters satirixed. while RUS
sian. could a. well be persons Of simi.
lar station In any other civilised land.
The trip Of the Yale players this year
IL confined to the Atlantic coast States.
Besides playing here they will be seen
in Springfield. Mass; Providence. Al.
bany, Scranton, Plainfield, N. j.:
Brooklyn. New York. and Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
POLI'S.

Manager Thatcher announces AZ his
headline feature at Polls this week the
most pretentious one act dramatic
sketch he has ever offered to patrons
Of the big Avenue playhouse. 1t 10
Frank Mayne and Company In Camp
bell Mccullough tabloid play. "The
Third Degree" The drama Ia supposed
to reveal the alleged iniquitous methods
Of the police In "sweating' their sus.
poets until even an innocent man con.
1esses to q crime Of which he 10 !gno.
rant Mr.. Maync will give . remark
able demonstration Of his protean pow
erU In this sketch. He assumes seven
distinct characters during the action Of
the piece. appearing as a Chinese laun.
dryman, q policeman. demented youth,
q suspect, groceryman, an italian
image seller. and an old clothes dealer.
The scene 10 the Office Of police In
spector In New York city.
Other entertaining features Of this
weeks bill will be the Four Musical
Hodges, q novel European act: Smythe
and Hartman, In comedy skit Of rapid
fire repartee; Lorette and her posing
Irish setter, Bud; Mcintyre and
Groves, in q diverting sketch. "On
Fathers Train: the singing and dane
ing comedy trio, Kenney. Nabody ana
Piatt, and the aerial acrobatic exploits
os the Flying Darts. =
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
lat THE NATIONAL
ROBIN HOOD WILL
Be cLEyERLY SUNG
Services, of Metropolitan
Opera Stars Loaned for
Production.

robin HOOD" the American Light
opera classic by Harry B.. Smith and
Reginald De Koven. which was sung
more than 1000 times by the Bostonians
alone and moro than 10000 times In this
country. will be given by the De Koysn
Opera Company ut the New National
revival Is the most notable production
ever made. The management OF the
metropolitan Opera House has loaned
the services of no less than three Of its
great stars for Robin Hood" and from
Covent Garden comes England's great
est tenor. Walter Hyde. who sings the
The artists from the Metropolitan
Opera Company are Bessie ABBOTT, So
prano; Florence Wickham. contralto.
tnd Herbert Waterous. basso. Walter
Hyde. q protege Of Hans Richter. has
sung leading tenor roles at the Metro
politan. and for four seasons has been
the tenor star Of grand opera at Covent
Garden. London. Another celebrated
singer is Carl Gantvoort. baritone, late
Of the Boston Grand Opera Company.
and the creator Of such roles as Sharp
les. in "M.aams Butterfly. and Jack
West"
Others In the cast are George b.
rockingham. the original Friar Tuck Of
the Bostonians, which role he has
played $500 times; Anna Bussert. late
Of the Berlin Opera House; Syva van
Dyck, q brilliant young soprano; Misha
Ferenzo. Of the Dresden Royal Opera
House; Pauline Hall. Edwin Stevens.
Philip Sheffield. Dorothy Arthur. and
other weli-known artists. This produce
ton has been given 20 far only in New
York Boston. and Philadelphia
The cast 10 said to be the most remark.
abel one ever gathered together for the
Interpretation Of light opera. and In ad.
dition to the six sleepers. coaches. and
diner required to bring the company
here. there are four sixty-foot cars full
OF scenery and costumes. The produce
tion is under the direction OF Daniel ".
Arthur
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
SCAlEHE

A human dressing table," Is a novel
detail OF Juliets protean offering at
Chase's next week.
: 'Denman Thompson's 1.-THE Old Home
stead" will pay its annual visit to this
city the week Of December ..
Lena Ashwell has been lying at the
point Of death In London. but has ral.
lied and her recovery is now confident
ly expected.
erick Landls and Bayard veiiier.
author Of "Within the Law" and Is to
be called People Are Coming"
Mollie Williams. who heads her own
company at the Gayety this week. was
an lnconspicuous member OF q bur.
iesaue chorus seven years ago.
As one Of its attractions for January.
the National Theater will offer "Kis-
met" with Otis Skinner. OF COURSE IN
the principal role:
John Drew will make his annual ap-
pearance in the Capital at tho National
In the much talked Of London comedy.
"The Perplsxed Husband"
Louisiana LOU" which will be one
of the attractions soon at the National
Theater, Is said to have more song hits
than any other musical show on the
with the original cast intact.
For the week of December ls the Ma.
tional Theatre will offer 'The Pink
dam Theater cast. which includes q
long list Of names like those of Frank
Laior, Alice Dovey. Hazel Dawn. Jack
Henderson. and Alice Heseman.
MadEe Darrell, one of the principals
With the Moliie Williams Company at
the Gayety this week. Is the greatest"
actress on the stage today-she weighs
SS7 pounds.
E, A. Turner. supporting Mollie Will
liams in burlesque this season. was
formerly member Of the companies
supporting Blanche Walsh. Helen Ware
and Robert Edeson;
Mabel Irwin. now In burlesoue with
the Mollie Williams Company, was seen
here last season at Chase's. Mss Irwin
Is one. OF many burlesque entertainers
city. @
George Hayes. and Cliff Worman, af-
ter being separated for five years, have
team. appearing with Mollie williams.
at the Gayety this week.
Porter Emerson Browne. who wrote
"A Fool There Was" and "The SPEND
thrift" has gone to London, where he
will personally direct the English pro.
duction Of the latter show. opening next
week, with Fannie Ward playing That's
McGrane's original role.
Violet Heming. ingenue with the Co.
lumbia Stock Company during the past
season. who u now appearing in "Ois.
rssli" with osssss Arltss. In Boston.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
WHO IS BROWN TO
Be HEADL|NER At
CHASE'S THIS WEEK
spirit Paintings" Which
Puzzled London and New
York, an Attraction.

Chase's promises for Thanksgiving
week = diversified. interesting. and
laughable bill. Foremost will bc the
most recent and greatest vaudeville
farce success. who is Brown" It
viii be the means Of introducing to
Washington a new alliance Of enter
tainers. the Providence Players. under
the direction OF Charles l-ovenberg. II
Is q condemnation OF Mrs. Temple q
Telegram. who Is Brown7" has the
same plot. the three married couples.
wittiest bits of dialogue. which made
the original farce SO unique and sue.
Jverman. Eiinor MeEven. Lora Rogers.
crank Brady. Ralph Taylor. and Wal
ter r. Seymour.
An attraction which puzzled and mys-
titled London and New York will be
every performance committee from
the audience 10 given an opportunity
to solve the deep enigma.
The supplementary offering will he
the famous European accordian virtu.
osos. the Boudini brothers. Another
exceptional attraction Is Raymond and
Caverly. The Wizards Of JOY" who
will play THE Two Musicians" From
the Berlin wintergarten will come Ger
manys canine novelty. Karl Emmy's
Pets, ten little German terriers. Fred
Watson and Rena Santos musical com.
edy favoritcs, will be heard In n musical
tete-a.tete. George w. Cunningham
and Herman Marion will add their "Ac.
robatic Talkfest."
and Who's who in stngeland. showing
Irene Franklin. Bert Green. and little
Irene Franklin Green. will close the
program.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
DRAMATIC NOTES

addressed the students OF Wellesley
College on "The Drama" week ago.
"Dtsraeli" IL proving such a success In
Boston that II Will remain until Christ
mas. ma after which 1t will be seen in
Mrs. Gardner Crane. at one time n
Frohman actress. is the author OF The
Little Sunbeam" which she IL giving
IN vaudeville. Its plot concerns q
Burton Holmes Is this season strictly
enforcing his rule prohibiting the seat
picture Is on. lie begins Sunday eve.
ming promptly at $3.50 and Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Edward H. Curtis. for two seasons
stage director Of the Columbia Players.
similar capacity with the stock COM
pany In Cleveland.
"The Shepherd Of the Hills" a drama
seller" viii be the chTistmas % week at: at.
traction at the Academy.
Lasky's 1.-THE Trained Nurses" is a
complete production. even II an abbre-
resentativc. company manager. stage
director, master mechanic and a lady
orchestra director.
Robert Lorraine. actor and aviator, Is
contemplating an aerial trip from bal
timore to Washington, on the occasion
OF his coming engagement in this city.
1t will be his first ascension In this
country.
Harry Kelly. who plays Benjamin
Gay in "a Winsome Widow" compan-
ion to Ziegfeld's "Follies," at the Co.
lumbia Theater the week OF November
N: many y Years Yea starred n "His Honor S the the
Mayor" Mr.. Kelly has Just made q
fortune In real estate at Elmhurst, L. l..
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
cAYETY

After seven years Of training. Mollie
williams comes 10 the Gayety for the
first time as a star tomorrow. Miss
Williams IL now at the head OF her
own burlesque organization. under the
direction Of Max Spiegel, who is said
to have provided an elaborate produc-
tion In three scenes. The first act 10
In the country, the second presents the
entrance to Maxim's restaurant. and the
third shows the great cabaret on the
Gay white Way.
Miss Williams In supported In her fun.
making by an unusually capable com.
pany, which includes the German come.
dian. George Eheppell: the 'rube"
laugh -provoker. George +. Hayes; E. 4.
Mabel Irwin. Mae Meeks. and chorus
Of twenty-four girls.
The two-act farce to be presented 10
the work Of Richard Goodall. who has
used the adventures of q voluable Ger.
man on q visit to ruralite as the
basis Of most of his comedy.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
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The Washington times., 1912-11-24
CASINO

From the New York Aihambra and
Hammertstein's, where the act has
been q sensation. big jim will come
to the Casino theater next week, with
an offering Of freak dances. including
the turkey trot. the bunny hug. the
Erissly bear and the Texas Tommy.
Big Jim is a live. hairy bear who has
been taught these dances and whose
fame includes also wrestling, boxing,
roller skating and other feats,
a comical musical absurdlty 10 prom
Claxton; marvellous feats on ths Roman
rings and with their teeth are an
nounced for Roeder and Lester, an
scroDauc pair; q laughing luxury. BY
and an offering Of song much out OF the
Ordinary by Coleman and Alexander,
"giit-edge sntcialty Of class by Bob
announced. with new and entertaininS
motion pictures. complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1912-11-24
LYcIUN

Commencing with the usual Monday
matinee tomorrow, the Lyceum man.
agement announces the Merry Maid.
ems" mixture OF nonsense and brfgf,t-
ness. Harry Fields IL intrusted with
the larger part Of the fun making, while
Miss Blanche Curtis. leading lady.
laughs and talks her way through the
various difficulties with which she
comes In contact during the course OF
the story. Lila Brennan 10 said 10
merit distinctive mention for her work
In the role Of the soubrctte.
A chorus of twenty pretty girls and
excellent stage settings promise to make
this show one Of the most entertaining 3
offered for some time. On Friday night
the country store, with new features,
will be given