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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Oct omltriote cano.

Sra ~@anif Statue Si0en6e" ben=
ter hi ne0enltaaen0e:
@gnoerip0erne git til oct ii6ite
&alg, iom fan0t Steo Sen lite So
nuar bette Mar meo 6eres gamle
Galglglen: u@i ct 9anife, ri bil
oe0blioe at bore Danlfe, og ri bill
bebanoles iom Danife efter Solfe=
rettens Sorifrifter." Serligere
&lgien fan en- 8efolfning life
enife fig, og ct berligere @alglg-
len emo netop Oct it01te @olg, bar Be
balbonoet bl1n6re6 t1ltno 9anife un>
Der Epangsregimentet / @gnoeripl>
lan6 life oppiit / Sc fioite Mar. Sore
brabe 8rg6re 6eropre fra @renoien
afgab 1875 @temmer, en- 6rem=
gang fra ii0fte @alg paa 1,779
@temmer. 9anifernes &an0i6at, s.
s. &onslen, ban6t en itolt SER ODER
ben tp1fe screenings Tormano, 2ono~
r%ets6ireftgr, 9r. @abn, Ser bar
g6elagt mango @iem, 1ftlt 6orelore
fra 6eres 8gr11 og n6biit mango
&un6re6e Mennei fer, bbis enelte
8rg6e Dor at 6e bar Danife, fra oct
2an6, bpor 6eres @ngge bopoe
itoaet.
9e 9onifes Golglejr bar iao
meget iterre, efteriom set life ulene
bar 2an6oil trifterne, Ser bite 1tor
Sremgong, men ogioa / 8pcrne, &a-
6erslep, Mabenrao, S6noerborg,
Slensborg og Sgnoer, og set til
|Sro6s for Sc ca. 5000 in6oanoreoe
tp1fe gmbeosmeno og Militgre.
Sat, brape GpnoerjD6er, for e6ers
Grofoitbeb. 9anife ODER bele Sor=
Ben bil liffert meO eoer 1ltemme
Gbr. Mtcbor6ts 5ong:
@enner, ier paa Slespios Sort,
Ter, ioo alorig S set glemmer,
til bper Nlet bor fooet Stemmer,
flingen6e inart blp6t, mart baarot,
til S en6er me6 at beoe:
- @fprme @no Dor gomle @eoe,
1fenfe % ct 9onmarfs Sort,
bbor alt 6on1f igien er bort!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
|GDr enbper Jamilies @ebieins-
&asie.

Selbreoet blanot be forifielliee
Me6lemmer al Samilien Ell al
ben itgrite Gigtigbeo for 6or-
.ibrgeren, og 6erfor paaifipnnes
.@erbien al ct bebageltgt 2afs~
.eringsmi06el al filter 8irfning. ct
at Sc melt befienote Mtoler / 6arni<
liens Meoictns- &asle er en- 8la1-
Ding al itmple %affgrenoe nrter meo
@epiin, ser er fienot blan6t Mpotbe=
ferne o9 2Ggerne iom Or. Galo-
mells SDrl1p &epiin. Gette Mtib=
0el birfer let og mil6t, men alligebel
iiffert pao Snopol0ene. On 9oliS
at Spr11p Heplin ON Mftene,1 gipcr
2inoring neite Morgen, meoens
6ets oplipen0e Ggenifaber f%orfriifer
og 1tprfer M11iflerne / Mapcn, 2ebc=
rem og SSnopoloel1e, laa at 6isie Or
gamer / fort Sio igien er Stan0 til
at uofgrc oeres naturlige Tunftioner
,16en 8iltonb.
Mpotbefere operalt ielger 81.
@al0mells SDrltp 'Eep1tn | SOC ng
$1.00 SLATER. @nis Sc al6rig bar
prbbet bette iimplc, billige, og alli=
aebel birfiomme Mi66el, 1frip ga til
9r. %. g. Gol0meIl, $50 @aibing=
ton ST., Mpnticello, ST., pg forlang
en- Hrppeflaife. 9r. Gal6mell pil
bore glao beo at ienbe SEN l16en no
gen iombelit hight for Gem.
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&emsemes Toroelins / 9anmarf.

Sn6tegts= og 6ormuesforbol0ene
/ ct 2ano n1oa 1om befien6t bore
@run0laget iaapel for @%fattepolitt=
fen iom for Samfunosgfonomien /
set bele. Set er ga naturligt, at
6totiitifen betragter l10reoningen
al oisie Sorbol6 iom en- al fine big
tig1te Spgaber.
Set 6anife itatiitiife Bureau bar
nplig offenliggiort ct iaroeles ont
fatten6e Sabelp9rf ONT 8efolfnin-
gems Sn6tegts= og Gormuesforbol6
paa @rlrn6lag at Sn6beretningerne
fra @fotteroo6ene. Sen omfatter
ollie / 1909 til 1910 ifatteaniatte
Berioners &gn, grbperb, Sn6tegt>
; Gormue, 8grneantnl, s.@elpangipel<
lie m. m.
Set fees berof at oct iamle6e
Mntal &erioner ODER is Mar, me6
Srabrag al gifte &binoer, u6gioroe
1,153,000. Disies iamle6e Sn6>
t9gt bar / set nebntet @fatteoar ca.
1,055 Millioner &r., og beres iam-
Ie6e Tormue beregne6es til ca.
4,740 Miltoner &r. @erefter bliper
Ben gienneminitlige SnbtGgt 915
ST. og @ienneminttsformuen ALL
&r. S 8perne er @jenneminitsin0=
tpgten betp6elig bGiere ems pao
2an0et. S @ipbenbapn ct Sen nen1=
Zig 1885 &r., / &jgbltn0er11e 978
Ser. og poo 2oroet 744 ST.. Sgloo
/ @enleen6e til Sormuen 1toar So
peoito0en bpielt, nemlig meo 5,21e
&r., me6ens @jeb1te6erne itoar Ia:
pe1t me0 5000 So. &oa 2anoet Ell
SEN ejennemlnitlige 6ormlle 4>04e
Ser. Set er fer Ielpfplgelig oe
mango ltore Sor0eien6omme, Ser hi:
oroger til at bebe @iennem1nitstal:
let.
Mf bele 2a10ets pofsne 9efolf:
ming = forfeit fra Sc gifte &pin6cl
= bopoe Sc to Trenie0ele UNDER SOC
Ser. / Sn6tegt, og 6enne SSnotrg'
u6gjoroe tiliammentaget fun ct
Gre6ie6el al 8efolfningens iamleo'
Sn6tegter. Mf BEN iamle0e 6or
niue eieoe 6isie to Sre6ieoele a
8%efolfningen fun Ell Stten0e6el
@bis man regucr. ollie Snotegtc"
paa. inotil 1000 ST. til Sc imaa
tommer Sc nj E%ienoeoeIe af 8e
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4fnfhut1hrn.

S iiolt uOfomne &efte al ~Sp0f
Naome6sifriH" bar 9. g. 8ertelien
'frepet en- Mrtifel ONT uSe0eiellfabet
90 @eoebruget". @i tilla6er % at
giengipe felgenOe %l10brag:
Sglg mes en- Sun u0 til @eoe=
.bet16erne, iaa itol Sc faa at ie, bpo0
.oe iom arbei0er paa @e6en / Dag
Dar uorettet og n0retter.
&aa Scrip &eoe mellem @fagen
ao9 Sre0erifSbapn traf leg / Cont
meren 1911 SIR. g. @brtitenien.
San far bpgget lit @iem mellem
&immernes lprtc @gie. Sans Soro=
loo er ca. 25 I0r. 2an6, bporaf
3alo0elcn or op0prfet. Soroen be-
ltaar poo Simmer og Copper 06ie
Gnn0repler mes Mole6uller incl
lem). SpOprfningen foregaor paa
fplgen0e Moaoe:
s Mpielapntngen opfaltcs 1
.9llel1 ellcr 2 al Gprpe,1, oerpoa f.
res Sono frdS Gimn1en 110 / 2ap=
ningcn, til set bele er fulbitpnoig
jGpnt, pg tililut ploneres Ben OPP
falte0e Iprpejoro / ct igDnt Gag
uo ober set Dele. Naor bette Mr=
bei0e er noigrt, tilfpres &alf og
@g6ning % SurDen fan MI giDe ret
go6e Mfgrs0er; men Mrbejoet ct fo<
losIQlt; tiff bner To0sbre0 Sor0 lfol
in6pin0cs n1c0 Spn0cn. Sen Mon0,
lea fer far nppnet, bap0c flDttet
mango, mango @l1n0reoe <biffopn
Spro poo i'm 2ob.
S 9ncriteo Skinner % pao g.
fjur @coc far jeg / 1910 og II
truffet Sncic al MGno, ionl orbelz
ser poo lonme Moobc. Ceres 81:
1tprie er Sen ion1nc. Sc er flptte1
no pao @eocn uocn &apitol; mel
Mpje bar Sc facet rcjit ct lille Sus
mellem Nimmerne. s @%cgpn0elier
moa Se6en tieneS til 6amilien bel
6dle al Gbrp, fom Sc graper
Dopperne cller pe6 @rbejoc Sm
c9r1en. s Tritioer arbejoer Sc mel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Mor6lige 5p6 Dofotas Sc
@maa fine Sing.

Ser fortelles ON af6e6e 0per=
retslagf6rer, 6olfetingSman6 S. 6.
2ouritien, at fan, 90 ban git op til
@fsamer, mg6te en- al fine @fsami,
natorer, EN- Brofesior &C., poa Uni.
perlitetStrappen.
v@porleoes befinoer 9e Dem lac
/ Sag, ST.. &an6t0at?" ipurgt{
gfsuminator.
vEaf, 6aarligt! Min &ierne Ell
lom en- 3rfen!"
@fsaminator Gmilen0e): ~9et Ell
at baabe, Ser er en- 9el 9al er?"
S. 6. 2quritien: uSa, men nj
giploer set, ON &amelerne fan fin
Sc benz"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
sT..PAUL.TIDENDE.T DEN I..7 lola.s

'&aorpiif ne6ao Maffet1 tom Setre'
'teret1 fra bet fineitife @eianotfta6
en- Sag ODER til @eniionatets gert'
in6e for at bgre, ON bun fun6e mob.
tage 6e urge mRn6, iom ollie til
bgrte &inas fornemite Gamilier.
Sn6en De bar TONNE Der til go,
ris, bao6e 6e bog opbolot fig i Ell,
anbe1 franif 3d., boor oe bapoe til
egnet Jig Sc fgrite &11noifaber
franft @proe og frantic Saber. 81
res &aarpiife bar f%oripunone, og Dc
fun6e ipiie me6 &1ib og @affel. Sen
fornemite al Dem iful6e itu6ere
Sura, mebens Sc andre fful6e nb-
6onnes til Officerer; 6eres Opbol6
/ Granfrige por beregnet til at
bare fem Mar. Sill Sen Sis refer
6e iaa biem for at gi6re oeres &uno=
ifaber frugtbringenoe.
Mu bar leg iom iagt 6aglig trnf.
fet, iammen me6 Sem / tire &ar,
men Sc er itabig lige tilbagebolone,
% 1elp ON ri andre &enitonerer
bgilp6t 6isfuterer 8egipenbe0erne |
Sine, fan intet bringe rem no af
oeres r%elerberebe @ol6ning. @n
Sag bobe6e leg at rette ct 6irefte
@pgrgSmaal til en- al ,oem, men
fit til @bar en- tom Sraie og ct
I@mi1. SIT ipdrge er / &ina en- flor
Saftlpsbe6. Set, iom ct Menneife
lite ielp forteller, ifal man life be-
rgre. Torreiten en- ganife bebage%
Zig @elifabsregel.
Sgoar fit imi6lerti6 Moniieur
Eiing ct @rep fra iin Sa6er;; / flere
Moane6er bab6e ian life facet 8oit
b%iemmefra. Set bar ifrebet paa
@iIfepapir me6 Sc fineite Eegn.
Scent" n6brp0er ban, r6et er
oateret efter Sen europeiffe Gi6S=
regning!" Sg 6e ifepe, bruno 9ine
ioo poa &ameraterne, Ser lab
run6t omfring og rpg, og alle ipa=
re6e mes forltaaenoe 81iffe. &ebo=
Iutionere bar 6e iaole6es alle, og
life Blot Be ielp, men oglaa 6eres
Sp6re og 8rg0re, lom maa1fe bjem=
ME i &ino bab0e ofret 6eres 8loo
for at ltprte ct 9pnaltiu ser / &ar=
bun6re6er Dap6e berifet ODER W}toz
tens g}ige. 0g ielp arbej6e6e be poo
/ at tilegne Jig alt set npe og frem,
me6e, iom en- Gang ifal fomme De-
res 2on6 tilgobe og opbpgge ct np1
&ina - men ONT alt bette mGler
Sc fife ct Sr0. 9eres 8laner og
, Sorbaabninger> 6eres Somiltefor:
bol6> set 2ip, iom benter oem
&iemlan6et, alt 6ette DoIoer Sc Dem:
meligt. &1tn ct enc tie fiber u0: al
Moniieur Cling Genior / ct 8ret
til Moniieur Titug Sunior bar be-
nDttet sen eltropniffe E%ihsregning
9. q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
BanHk-an1frikattak
Nattnnalpark.
EroIOg % 8eittesu.

Com set oil bore bore Soc lere BE-
fie1ot fra tiolioere Meo6elelie 8la-
Del, er set ferlte @l1nft paa &ro'
srammet pes MabningSbeittoeligbe.
Ser11e en- Hrolog, ifrebet al en- oonlf=
f66t I1nertfoner.
Denne &rolog iful0e forme Jig
1om en- &ilien fra 6aniffpote Mmeri-
fanere til Donmarf og bore 0anIfe
8rg6re % Spltre og tolfe Sen Saf-
nemmeligbe6 Ri filler operior 2an-
Oct, bpor Dor @ugge ltob, : Ell
Sglelie, Ser bor facet ct ipnligt
l1btrpf / set lille, reoeoe &eoe=
lonofob, ri ifenfer bort Sp6ela1o.
Tor at gipe enbper, iom bar 2Dit
sg @one til at lfripe Ell iaooan &ro=
log, 2eiligbco 6ertil, Dar &omiteen
= belll,ttet at u0lteoc oe1nc 9pfor=
bring til at 0eltage / en- almin6e=
Zig &onfurrence. 0penfor er @m<
net for &rologen antpbet / al M=
minoeli9be6. Set bpr life tage mere
ems s Minutter at ftemiige Sen.
Monulfript forlpnet mes ct Motto
n1ao bore &omiteen / Seu6e Ieneit
Sen lite Mai. 9es116en n1ao Ser
m~eofplge en- forieglet &%onpol1tt, iom
in0eboloer Sorfatterens Nopn og
46resie pg l6enpan CT foripnet meo
famine Motto io1n Manuifriptet.
Manuifripter, Ser opfploer Sc
sopenfor nepnte 8etingelier, bill bltpe
mo fin ifrepne, - forlaapi6t Sc life
tnlIereoe CT Set = f9ren6 SC fore
Iegges 8e6pmmelies=& omiteen. Gen=
ne &omite pil blipe ian1meniot at
Meolemmer al Goreninger og Sir
felamfun0, iom oil faa 2eiligbeo til
perionlig at g%iennemlgi e ale Ma=
MT fripterne; bisie bill 6erefter bltDe
1e1t op al ben famine Man0, iom
1fal fremlige &rologen pe0 Soften /
Donmarf. Mlmin6elig Mf1temning
pil ofgjpre, bpilfen Hrolog Ser an'eS
for sen be61te, og f6rlt ga Dil Sen
for egle0e &onpolut me0 6orfottes
rens Mobn blipe aobnet. Brologen
ng 6orfattcrcns 8ille6e ptI blipe Of
Jenliggiort / 6eltprogrammet.
h @n6pioere opfor6rer &omitee11 til
almin0elig &onfurrence for en-
5fttie til Telttegnet. 9ette ifal no=
fpres / gmaille / ROOT, bbi0t og
bIaot, o%ntpoenoe Set banife og SET
omerifonlfe Stag. Set ifol inoe=
boI6e Srbene uDaniib @mericon
Motional Harf, 9febil6, Muguit
1912. gn @fitie, ser in6ebolber
en- 2pngbIomlt, bill UNDER i6prigt lige
8etingelier blipe foretruffen.
Sn0len6elie al Glitter foregoar
11n6er Sogttogelie al Sc famine 6or=
mer iom obenfor nebnt for Hrolo=
gen, fun at Si0sfri1ten / Bette Sill
fGl6e er SEN lite Mpril.
Monuifript og Sitter be0es ino:
7enbt UNDER M6resie: 9oniib=Mme
rican Mationol @orf, 1875 6l,llcr:
ton Mbe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-01
Morv Datota,

20. &. Mn6reu at Mapoille er
6e0 al 9ungebetan0elie. San far
meoe paa 5,120 Mcres i Groill
COUNTY. @on bar 81 Mar gammel
og fom til Sc. Daf / 1878.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
THE NEW LYCEUM.
"Thc DuckIings."

The Ducklings," with r genuine old
fashioned burlesque, are holding the
boards at the New Lyceum this week.
and. judging by the amount Of applause
they received. made hit with the large
audience. The :irst part Of the show Is
called The Two JHnitors." with Tony
Kennedy and Charles Boyle in the title
roles. They provided plenty OF comedy
to please the crowd. Beatrice HaTlowe
Is featured. and she is excellent. Kitty
Warwick and Louise Kennedy also take
leading parts. Kitty warwick's singing
was very good, and gained her several
enCOres.
In the olio. Beatrice Harlowe gave a
splendid exhibition OF singing character
songs. Young Brothers. as Chinese aero
bats. were very gOod. a. was also Charles
Vaughn singing popular songs. Margie
Bennett and her Six Eagle Rocks, a
troupe OF CoIored singers and dancers,
gave the audience a brisk entertain
ment The second part Of the burlesque
was called The High Life Girls at
BeuIah Beach" and was a real old fash
loned burIesque act. w'iE plenty OF slap
stick comedy and pretty girls mixed in
with more singing and dancing by the
coloTed singers.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
THE ARCADE.

With more than one hundred entries
the ladies' duckpin tournament COM
menced last night very ausplciously.
Most OF the entrants and a goodly num-
ber of spectators were in attendance.
Owing TO the great demand upon the
alleys many Of the games will be rolled
of by the ladies during the morning
and afternoon. The alleys were neatly
decorated with palms and vari-colored
flags. Inasmuch the weather was
so pleasing an unusually large number
Of patrons attended the motion picture
play theater and roller skating rink. the
billiard parlors and cafe also being well
patronized. The usual Monday afternoon
skating carnival. under the auspices OF
the Naval Relief Association, was at
tended by fully 500 of Washington's most
refined nfsn and women who seemed par
ticularly well pleased, the bright, spring.
like weather seeming to add much 10
their pleasures. Commencing next Mon
day. appearing at and o'clock, the
only bear in the world that skates on
roller skates, Alice Teddy" will be the
stellar attraction, for she is said to be
one of the most wonderful of brute
creatures.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
ROOFS HAVE COAT
OF ETERNITY TILE
Demand for Wearing Surface Led
to Invention in 1852 by
Michael Ehret.

The warren-Ehret Company, OF Phila-
delphia. with a local ONCE at Twenty-sev-
entb and IL streets northwest, show in
their exhibit in the Builders Exchange
exhibit hall. their method of applying
their Ehret's Stag roofing and eternity tile
roofing. Ehrets Stag roofing was patent
ed in 1859 by Michael Ehret, president
of the company, and the constant use
of their high grade material and expert
workmanship has been the means of their
business growing to such extent that
they are recognized as the largest, oldest
and most responsible Stag roofing COM
pany in the country.
About twenty years ago a demand was
created for a roof wearing surface that
would stand all kinds of abuse such as a
playground for children, drill ground for
organizations, open air meetings, schools,
roof gardens for recreation. floors Tor
garages or boiler rooms. To meet this
demand the cmpsny began using a fiat
tile on their patented waterproofing
which developed a roof lasting indefl-
nltely, hence the name, eternity tile
roofing.
Eighteen years ago Ehrets roofing was
introduced in Washington and to-day
there are few buildings erected where
Stag or tile is not specified. The Even
ing Star Building, Raleigh and willard
hotels. Elks Club, Cosmos Club, Munsey
Building, various schools and apartment
houses are covered with eternity tile.
and among those covered with Ehrets
Stag are the Evans, Southern, Woodward,
and Union Trust buildings numerous
apartment houses. dwellings, car barns,
and power houses.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
CHASE'S.
Polite Vaudeville.

Evenly balanced from curtain To cur
tain. with seven stellar offerings. the bill
at Chase's this week Is fully up TO the
standard Of vaudeville seen at the Popu-
lar playhouse this season. The headIiners
are Elizabeth Brice and Charles King,
those musical comedy stars whose clever
mingling Of song and dance is treat.
They present a tabloid musical cNtrava-
Eanza, Bits of Musical Comedy in
Vaudeville Way" which rings through
out with the Brice-Hing liveliness.
John c. Rice and Sally Cohen need no
introduction to Washington audiences
This season they are seen in a laughable
sketch of stage life. The Path of the
Primroses." in which these two sterling
faFceurs appear to their best advantage,
Rice's inimitable humor and Miss Co.
hens comedy keeping their audiences in
an uproaT. Missing money, wife's mis-
givings, a mysterious woman, a theatri-
cal engagement, and a sudden rise in
salary from IS TO $1,000 week are the
Iaugh-producing elements.
Leipzig, who is styled the incompar-
able cOnjuror" has something on Hou-
dini in the way Of mysticism. lie does
some wonderful feats with legerdemain.
and with the aid Of two volunteers kept
his audience completely baffied. h. A.
Rolfe presents The Ten COurtiers," an
eLdooIdle HuslSai oiAti iIiIH' lansing
patriotic strains to BrOadways latest
hits. William A. Galpen. barytOnc; AL
ma Moore. soprano. and George r.
Keane tenor. were in magnificent voice,
while the instrumentalists scored with
their harmony.
Rosa Crouch and George welch ap-
pear I'm THAT Lively Pair" a gay diver
sion concluding with comic dancing odd
tiles: James +. Mcdonald, the humorist.
contributes clever chat and smart songs,
and Edwards Novel Circus with its hy-
brid zebra, sacred OK, unridable mule.
and other quadruped comedians proved
amusing. The daylight motion pictures
of international happenings show Tailor
Richards tragic parachute jump from
the top Of the Effel Tower. ice breaking
on the Hudson, the Sj.OIO0O0 Houston
fire. and the actual ski at Davos, Switz-
erland
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
MAJESTIC THEATER.
Vaudeville and Pictures.

Under the management OF Tom Moore.
the Washington motion picture magnate.
the Majestic Theater reopencd yesterday
as a and 10 cent vaudeville house
to capacity audiences that received with
enthusiasm the excellent bill of con-
tinuous vaudeville and new motion pic
lures which Mr.. Moore has assembled for
the premiere week.
Each act is as much feature head
liner as it was possible to make il.
First. Cameroni. the strong jswed and
aII-around strong man, gave a unique
exhibit Of strength that pleased. Then
came Harry Antrim, "A clever mimic and
impersonator. who keeps you laughing. A
good One-act farce. entitled Failure"
acted by Silvers and company, three en-
tertainers OF merit, followed. and made
hit. The Five Musical Durands, whose
twenty minutes Of fantastical musical
novelty is one of the best staged and
thoroughly entertaining acts of its kind,
were accorded a rousing reception, which
they acknowledged with an encore.
AS a violin virtuoso. Madeline Sack
is real find" Her blending of clas-
sic airs into popular ones and wise versa
is a really clever performance. During
her engagement at the Majestic she uses
the 5000 Vuiilnum violin, formerly owned
by King Louis of Portugal The sixth
number of the bill is Morrisinis Society
Circus, positively the most interesting,
in fact, sensationally entertaining, train
ed horse, dog, and pony act on the
American stage. Not only is the act
beautifully staged, but the stunts Of
the ponies, including the smallest pony
In the world, and the dogs, are just what
pleases the old folks as well as the
children. The pictures are of the best
and the Majestic Theater orchestra adds
TO the attractiveness of the entertain
ment.
The interior of the Majestic has been
newly decorated and the effect is both
pleasing and comforting. Lady ushers
are an innovation, and withal there has
never before been offered the Washing
ton amusement-loving public such en-
tertainment at cents for any seat at
matinees and 10 cents for all seats at
night as that now to be enjoyed at Tom
Moore's Majestic Theater.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
AT THE GAYETY.
Rose sydeIr. London Bellies,


THE London Bellies" which opened at
the Gayety yesterday, comprises two
acts and n clever olio. In "Wanted-A
Girl" which is the title of the evening $
performance. there is plenty of laughs
and fun galore. Everything moves with
a smoothness that shows a finished per-
Torrance. The songs are all new and
of the sprightly kind, and the girls VI
vacious and pretty.
Our old friend, Rose Sydell, although
she does not appear until the last act,
has not lost one bit of her charm and
Is still the same clever entertainer as
OF yore. Her assistants are comedians
% the highest rank. Johnny Weber as
Ludwig WisniN, Is the cause OF much
merriment during the evening, and his
PARTNER, Dewey Campbell is also an ex-
cellent funmaker. Among the feminine
members of the cast we ind Winnie
Henshaw, who is about the best expo
nent of the tough girl type seen here
this season. Florence Nicholl is a pretty
miss with a pleasing appearance and a
nice voice. as is also Renie Washburn.
Mark Davis, James Bogard. and Francis
Merval form the remainder OF the COM
pany.
The Olio is good and comprises Davis,
Bogard, and Nicholl in a singing and
talking act which was well received.
Johnny Weber and William S. Camp
bell had talking act which introduced
series of living pictures which further
demonstrated tho charms OF the good
looking chorus.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-19
AT THE COSMOS.
XaudeNille.

Nothing that has appeared at the Cos
mos this season has aroused greater in
terest than Mile Toona's Indian COM
pany of trained musicians. A singing
Indian" would appear almost contra
diction in terms: the stole red man has
never seemed to have much musicianship
in his makeup. But not only are the
vocaIists in Mile. Toona's company, par
ticuIarly the men, capable of giving the
foIksongs of their race in a particularly
effective fashion, but they are also equal
to some of the most difficult operate
arias Of the Italian and the German
schools, and they performed them in
splendid fashion yesterday.
One of the real hits OF the bill was
scored by James LIGHTER, the piano
yirtuoso, yesterday. He played rag
time with hypnotic breeziness, and his
rendition Of the classical possessed splen-
did technique. His yodeling was also a
distinctive feature of his act The comedy
honors went to THE Twentieth Century
Burglar" as was expected. Driscoll. Hall
and company presented the uproarious
sketch in unctuous style, and there has
hardly been as funny a sketch seen in
popular-price vaudeville this season. Ro-
maine, the gypsy violinist, who won such
an emphatic success when he appeared
at the Cosmos for three successive weeks
two years ago, won instant favor with
the large audiences yesterday. Some
genuine novelties in their line of work
were shown by Ed and Helen Lanole, in
a novelty bar and trampoline act.
SiIvo and company presented a gen
timely original shadowgraph act which
was the very epitome -of cleyerness
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