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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
"LANKY BOB REJECTS
TERMS OF PROBATION
By Internatlonsl News Service.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.--U Julia MAY
Clifford wife OF Bob FItzsimmons, has
really placed the ex-champion pueilist on
probation not to drink any more Jersey
sppleJa or other eXhllirating beverages.
as Milwaukee dispatches say she has,
then all Is over between them and the
divorce mill can get busy
This was the ultimatum delivered by
Bob tonight:
forever IL I didn't REFORM said the vet
eran battler. Il am through with her for
ever"
Now. listen To me- he continued.
the whole trouble was that I had one
highball when her folks were visiting
at my farm at DuDellcn, y. ]. tried
TO patch up that one highball affair. but
1t was no use. I'm through. 1 don't care
where she is,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Foley Kidney Pills

always give satisfaction because thoy
always do the work, i. \. Shcluut, Brc.
mru, Ca, says: 81 have used Foley
Kidney Pills with great satisfaction
and found more relief from their use
and I We tried almost all kinds. | can
chccrfully recommend them TO all suf-
fercrs for kidney and bladder trouble. -
Scbramm-Johnsou Drugs, 1.-THE Never
Substitutors, five (J) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Officials Satisfied.

Chief OF Police y. F Grant, Boxing
Commissioners a, II. Crabbe, II, \. Gala :
han and Ezra Thompson all said that
they were satisfied with the bouts. al
though. as il developed, Germain's con-
dition was such that he should not have
boxed This. however. was not known
until after the blows on Germajns tnroat
caused his tousils 10 bleed so much that
hc had difficulty in breathing.
The commissioners and the police chief
agreed that the preliminarics were all
that could have been desired. They also
praised Gcrmsins Camencss and were
sorr, that he was not In condition 10 Dut
up the contest which njs clever boxing
showed him to be capable OF when in
proper condition.
News OF the outcome OF tho bout was
brought To the attention OF the city com
mission while still I'm session in the city
and county building The fact that the
board of cenSors had not hesitated to
call the bout when one boxer had DEM
onsira,ed his superiority pleased the
members of the new city government, and
while they showed disposition 10 await
details of tho contest they were undoubl-
cdlv satisfied with the result Of their
experiment in having Il competent COM
miItee pass on the difference between d
boxing contest and a prize heht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
MANDOT OUT-FlGHTS
CANADIAN CHAMPION

MEMPHIS. Ian. S.-.joe Mandot Of New
Orleans outfought Billy Alien OF Ottawa.
lightweight champion Of Canada. at every
stage OF their eight-round bout before
the Southern Athletic club tonight and
was awarded the decision.
Allen fought eamely and was severely
punished. He was noorcd seven times.
and i'm the fifth sixth and seventh rounds
he was staggering about the ring when
the bell rang After the Afth round
Mandot landed on the Canadians face al
most at will, while Aliens blows fen short
The New Orleans boy left the ring prac-
ilrallV mnIna TX ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
M'NALLY MOOSE DICTATOR
Named by Grand Lodge as Chief Official
for Park City

Special to Toe Tribune.
PARK CITY, Jan, S.-E', j. McNally Of
this city has been named by the grand
lodge OF the Loyal Order OF Moose 10 be
district supreme dictator, Tic received
his credentials YESTERDAY, lie has been
an earnest worker In tho Moose lodge
since its installation here and at the
regular meeting nclJ Saturday was elect
cd dictator of the local lodge. Tho other
officers elected Saturday niGht were w.
H. West. Vice dictator. W. McLcoud.
prelatc; +. Fountain secretary. Charles
Moore treasurer: Sam Barrett sergeant
at arms: l.. Leuahan. inner guard. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
NEW ORLEANS FANS SEE
FAST PUGILISTIC WORK
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. S.-Thirteon
rounds instead OF thirty We're served box
ing lovers here tonight. when native sons
mixed at the Orleans Athletic club The
feature was ten gruelling rounds between
Young Al belmont and Battling
a newspaper decision given al the ring
side.
Frankie Russell outclassed "Sailor"
Fallon in the next. a featherTeight clash.
and Referee Harry Stout stopped II in
the second round. when Falion had taken
Il lot OF punishment and sustained
lSnockdown
The third contest was won by knock
out i'm the first round. kid Grraves
putting Boxer sullivan 10 sleep by
right TO the chin
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Arrested While Waiting.
,ecial 10 The Tribune.

SpeCIaI 10 I nc ITIUUNce
OGDEN. Jan. S.-Whiie waiting for his
pay check. which he will receive on the
regular pay day OF the Union Pacific
Railroad company. Louis Refs. MeXi-
can. was arrested ON "A charge Of va
grancy and brought before Police Magis-
trate w. II Reeder this morning,
Through an interpreter. il was learned
that Refs has been employed by tho
railroad company and has been waiting
for his pay. He told the interpreter tha,
he had tried TO get work since he was
laid off by the railroad company, but
without success. The case was con-
tinued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Will Limit Number.

Mayor Commissioner Samuel G. Park.
who is superintendent OF the depsI tmcnt
OF public safety and 1rbiter of the fate of
the boxing game in Salt Lake CITY stated
last night that the number Of bouts 10
he staged in the future will be limited.
while a number OF our citizens favor
these exhibitions" ne said. Il think they
are coming entirely too fast. Too many
OF these bouts in the course OF II year
VIII bring the city into uncnviable promi-
ncnce. aud the number must be cur
tailed"
4 strict supervision over future ath-
ictic contests win he maintained and pro-
noic.s and boxers must rigidy adhere
10 tho commissions rules I'm the interest
Of clean and low-ahidinE sport.
Before the main bout. ZbysZko. the
wrestler, was introduced 10 the spccta-
tors He was given a hand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
WEBER CLUB ELECTS,
n. NJ. Rowe is Selected President; briggs
Given Second place.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan S.-Oficers were elected
by the Weber club tonight as follows:
DIR, III. NJ. Rowe president: II, NJ. briggs.
Vice president; |. l.. Reynolds, secretary.
Il, y, Moves, treasurer; A. l., Brewer
Thomas III. Carr and e. w. Madseu, di-
rectors,
A large percentage of the membership
was present. The annual report or Secre-
tSry Reynolds showed that the club was
in good condition financially and other
wise. The club now has membership
OF 26I resident members and forty nom
resident
The matter OF appointing a nominating
committee To name two tickets at the
next annual election was deferred.
In return for the courtesy of the Ogden
lodge OF EIks i'll giving a home TO the
club after II was recently burned out il
was decided to invite the tks to a recep-
tion and smoker on the evening OF janu"
ary L.
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Room for Commissioners.
Special TO T'ne Tribune.

SpaClaT % Tne IIlpUne
OGDEN. Jan, $.-By moving The Of
fees OF the waterwcrks department into
tho south annex OF the city hall. where
the offices OF the city recorder, auditor
and treasurer are located. the city COM
missoners have provided two additional
offices, which VIII be occupied by Manor
:. c. Fell and Commissioner Samuel
Browning. Commissioner j. G, Nye will
occupy the office used by former Mayor
Gla mann al the right of the north en-
tran to the building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
May Be Insane.


SUEtTdI To TIF TTIUNTIV.
OGDEN. Jan. SC. 4. Chandler. who,
with his wife has been conducting the
Colonial lodging house on Twenty fourth
street mas been taken into custody by
Sheriff Harrison and is being held pend
ing an examination as TO his sanity.
Chandler has been acting strangely for
some time. but physicians and friends say
that his condition is due to "A physical
aiIment and there Is some doubt AZ to his
sanity ffe Will be given n hearing by
tho DISTRICT court, probably tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Rctires With Pension

Special 10 Tnc T1bune.
OGDEN, ian. S.-Wiliam Becraft. af-
ten. thirty one years OF active employ
ment on the Hartman railroad lines In
the freight department. has been re-
tired and will receive an annual pension
from the company ior the balance OF his
life AS token Of good will from his
Fellow employees al the local freight
depot he was presented with a handsome
gold watch after completing his last day' S
work for the railroad company.
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departments Designated.

10 The Tribune.
ths IiNN, Jan. S.-At q meeting toniG ut
|anrs ,,,e CITY commissioners, a lengthy ordl-
|arlm WIS passed, designating the de-
Fhic,' ~ IN OF the city government over
|Isor pash commissioner is TO be super
I'm, ana defining his duties,
'1plovsoI oIoinsnce also provides that the
zIltG OF ono dcrs ytucut could bc
1sher upon AT any Tine TO assist IN an
|Dutina apartment. s large amount of
rofnin,s. business WAS transacted by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Park City Woman Dies.
10 The Tribune

special 10 ine Tribune
PARK CITY, Jan. s,-hIrs Lizzie
Brockway, wife of John Brockway OF this
city. died here today at the age OF 81
years She had lived here with her hus-
band. who survives her. for thirty-one
wears. and was We'll known and respected
Snc had been troubled with dropsy which
was the cause of her death. Funeral serv-
ices Will be conducted at the home IN On
tario canyon tomorrow by Bishop Lewis
OF the Mormon church. Intermcnt will
be in Glenwood cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
cHIcAGoANS INTERESTED.
New Real Estate Company Files Articles
OF incorporation In Onden.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. S.-With n capital OF
So, 900 and shares at 500 each, articles
OF incorporation for the Woodlswn Land
company were today filed with the coun-
ty clerk. The company VIII engage in
a general real estate business and will de-
velop power sites. The officers are Fred
Gage, president: J. A. Johnson vice
president and A. f.. Olsen, secretary and
treasurer. ALL OF Cnicaso. D. S Cook
and John G.. Willis. assistant city attor-
ney. and Judge w. II. Reeder OF the
municipal court are interested I'm the
new company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

Efest dishslITement, slsv sui.
fsrlng end loes al sieap. A.
6rst there appeared red, hard
rimpleS which later con-
tanned white matter. I sBf-
forcd q great deal caused By
the itching. ! wes In q state
OF perpleYity when walking
the streets 3r anywhere be-
fore the public.
II used pills and other
recnedies HIT they failed co51-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Milling Is Fast,

In the second round Bell got In few
blows To O'Brien's face and once he paC
O'Bren onto the ropes. but did not hur'
him much. OBrienr resumed his rouGn
house" milling. and, landing inard riGnt
10 Bells face. sent the colorcd boy 10
the floor. Referee Downing counted verI
slowly Bell apparently concluded that
Downing was going To count hundred
at least so he got up and made lunGe
at O'Brien but Mickey soon put HIM
down again and this time Bell STAYED on
the floor until counted out, when o Brien
picked him up and carried him TO his
corner.
Bell was not badly marked. Whenever
Bell was on the floor O'Brien danced
around as near as the referee would le'
him get and made motions at Bell:
indicating what he would do 10 MN II
Bell Tot up.
Bell undoubtedly could nave gone fur
ther. but he was MP against a much
bigger boy. who was fully as clever as Beti
ever was. Moreover. OBricn's tactics
could never be reconciled 10 ordinary
rules which govern boxing bouts, hut
they are the kind that win fights south
OF the slot in San Francisco.
The first bout on the programme was
a good four rounds between Jack DoWney
ard Jack Carpenter, which went 10 a
draw. Downey seemed 10 have shade
on Carpenter In cleyerncss. but car
penter's gameness and better Wind enabled
him 10 share toe honors with Downey.
The attendance was as large as eN-
pccted. but Promoter Downing just about
broke even financially.
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oisason Funeral Wednesday.

Or,.,.1 RF'5 7 TTUUI".
M. NJ; Jan. S.-Funeral services for
s,nins r. Gleason 81 VIZ iho o p, Grnnd,
dsIlsls,uI, WIN be held st the homo of her
fewlsr Mrs. William i. Rudiger. 25sS
t oe elSr,,s ,ssVemJc. "Wednesday afternoon at
>ane ss,,I The hody viii be shipped the
9lfIal '''hoon for Tacoma. Wash, f"i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made on
the sSrd day Of November. 1911. so many
shares OF each parcel OF said stock as
may he necessary VIII be sold at tho OF,
fee OF tho company. 35l South Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the ITth
day Of January. 12l7, at . p. III. or sajd
dsy, 10 pay delinquent assessment there
on, together with cost OF advertising and
expense of sale.
isv order of board Of directors.
CIIhS TYING. Secretary.
city Trust L Investment company. aSl
South Main street. salt Lake CITY, Utah.
First publication Jan. :. 1919 slls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
By Tad

EcniriclS at Will and had him hanging
On and bleeding from nuse and mouth.
kendrick was warned repeatedly for
rough work In the cljnches. AtteIl Was
unmarked
Bcnnie Kaufman of Philadelphia, By
better inflghting. won by a shade over
Joe Clarke Of Wilkcsbarre, Pa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
MONTE ATTELL WINS
EASILY FROM KENDRlCk
international News Service.

By International News Service.
PTTTSn RCi. Jan. S.-Monte Attcll won
icclsively over Jem KepdriclS of Eng
land in their siS-round bout before the
National club tonight In the second
round kpndrick daz-d Attell 5with an
elbow blow on the right temple, bat III
every succeeding round Attci jabbcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

City Trust & Investment company: 10.
cation OF principal place or business sol
South Main street formerly Sill Kearns
buildinGl. Salt Lake city. Utah
Nojicc.-Thcre are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
asspSscnt NJ. I, levied on the 23ryi dsy
of NpN Nembcr, 1911, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders: Balance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
REAGAN WINS FROM
GERNA|N IN FIGHT
ST. Louis Fighter Suffers
From Tonsilitis, but Is
Game to Core.
(Contjnued from Page Ten.)

pummeled him with the other. y Bi1en
.actics brought Kisses from ring side
spectators and in the first round Referee
Downing cautioned him sharply about
holding on and hitting. Rrien Mt lcngtn
pressed Bell so hard that the colorcd boy
simply put his gloves up to his face and
took without retaliation the rain OF blows
that lesccnGcl nnOl him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Given License TO We'd.

'0cr,- N" TEIbunr,
'sre ,,M, ,s., Jan. s.---Liccnsee 10 marry
nlosins " by tho county clerk TO the
Was ,oaaS: Arlo Watson and Edith
.prth Doth OF Ogden: Seth VI. Ellis
lsby. 1hu 1dtu Cora A. Haywood. both of
Vice oliver ". Ellis. ogden. and
o. hing, Layton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

ITWAe AT D4E CEPTroS OF
TlAE RUSSfarI HILL SoCfhL CLOp
IN DLE fln- ROUsIO GAe,aa, n,
uUcAtli DAG TAR FLAT TIGee
CONNECTED NTH OT1D DLATL
TIE bUTCH SRTOVlh MAT HopG
AIO OTTO pIH Az hhHETTE
lSELLG r NNArI TO ne BOeEDS
BEAHe| ABRAhSor+ nRE CIGAR
SDRE REFEREE AAo CouHTEO
Ming WHEh GAeeI RAISED
ms DtRo e1,rG eHce Arp
T HooSih q OP ASKED .tEA
FEAouN $1,000 Or A HOME NAME
STOVE MOULD NOV SA>l 714nTHE
WAS S7AhOfNG ON HIS METAL
HAN Q ME The LontS WIG WATSON
We MILL BEHep me JcoVHnPel
~ HtS LAIR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Alibi Whitlock's Defense.

spcCIaI 70 Tnc TrIbUnc.
PROVO. Jan. S,--The January term Of
the district court opened here this morn
ing With Judge j. T.. Booth on the bench,
The first case was that Of w. II. Whit
lock. accused Jointly with Frank Clarl.
OF robbiug ITebcr Pearson. a section fore
man on the Mercur railroad. OF $4,000.
Clark was convicted in November and is
now serving o serep-year sentence in the
state prison. The state will Introduce the
same evidence in this case as was used
In tho case against Clark. The defense
will he an alibi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

ne HhO Just JOINED NIE SECGET
SOC'ES NE GOT A,iS BUMPS
A. .. PASS Ed OK. MEN DAEH
ELECTED HIM tAlEr Doaa U~ Ose
"SoO KNOW me ROPES AHo
ALL TIE PASS w oNpSJ Aope'
SAiO nAE PRGipEr<T SES
PlpED DtG esGN org vigil
MEN SAtp nAE PPG WHAT -
HSoU Ask DAG NEWCOMER
OUR HERO HGsi7NTP MEN 5Ato.
IF YOU SAM a PERSON
LIZ Ahir1 g AGA'aS7 a PIANO
vhouLp D NoU SAN nAAr HE WAS
MUSf chIC>f fACLfH ED2
LIFT HIM Op GENTLY
RArlpLG \sllTA CARE
LAH HIM DOWN 1EN0ERG9
HE 1DOtS- a OARE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
'sAEY" NEWSIES BARRED.
Under Twelve Cannot Sell Papers
in Streets of Ogden,
0 The Irihune

Ha' w ' NC lIluuue'
NnCN. Jan. S.-An order pursuant
~ hbor laws nf the state has been
SnE chief Of Police Browning pro
rWf boys under twelve years Of age
t{fsling papcrS on the streets Of
:H Tho law prohibits any boy un-
heirc years Of age from shining
~ Yelling Papers or engaging IN any
Pork oG q similar nature. Pa
Fsh have been instructed TO bring
pts under that age % the police
loh foGud on the streets selling pa
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News of lntermountain Region

william Anderson. outer guard This
order was established here last October
and now has membership OF nearly
300 -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
P|MPLES ON FACE
CAUSED GREAT
D|SF F|GUREMENT
For Three Long Years, Suffered Great
Deal. Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Brought Marvellous Results. In
Few Weeks Cured Completely.

1915 ". Goth Place. Chicago, III. -" was
troubled with acne for three long years. Ny
face was the only part aHected, but il caueed
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@M YOU ALlT BEsT oFlO Foa
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u WAS THREE ~ T,1G hoE~iN0
Wt+fh T,~rS cop FRS CAST AJS
GLfhh5 To,uAsoS The PIECE Of
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H'S DOME AGAINST 14E LAhP
Po'' GET W" pJpED TAe bull
M ASSAGis4G TIE CGHH FEET
NTt piS cLOB MERE WAY no
Ahi5W9. Ntg COP CIT HIS EAR
BUT STILL No CAATTER GAME
t+G SCRkTLrEO E,S HeRD Then
TURNING TO ALL NE BLACK
MARIA ne HEkp,O y Aoi5E IT
MAS FeohA rae D9JHG GLAo,A7np
llG ENEGT DOWN. hND AGAPp
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VI A SETTING OF EGGS
WELSH 8 p POOI . NdAT.
WILL NtE ttATCANNASs
HAaos w LADS NOW
WELL ALL S WEAR OFF
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Salt Laker in New York.
Special to '-nc Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Gr7nd. r. Is
'inr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-16
SPLENDID BILL ELECTS LOUD
ACCLAIM AT THE WASHINGTON.

Lyman Adler and company furnish
one of the feature numbers of the vau-
deville program at the Washington
Theatre for the first three days of this
week, presenting a dramatic playlet en-
titled "The Miser's Dream Other en-
tertainers are Tom and Stacia Moore.
singing and talking comedians; Lucifer
and KILLER, comedy acrobats; Aloin and
Lewis, In a comedy skit; Fennelly and
Berman, singers and dancers. and "Ro-
maine" eccentric gypsy violinist. Be
ginning with Thursdays matinee, six
new vaudeville numbers will be pre-
scented. A feature on this bill will be
Edouard Jose in a pretty playlet emit
tied "Father." Mr.. Jose is supported
by an excellent acting company. The
rest of the program includes Clairmont
Brothers, comedy acrobats; Freshman
and Durham, the Two Laugh Maxi
ers;" Holland and Burke, singers and
dancers; Spero and Loomis, s~yncopated
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-16
WATER NYMPH ONE OF MANY
ATTRACTIONS AT THE EMPIRE

Rose Pitonof, the ~17-year-old water
nymph and champion long-distance
swimmer of the world, is an added at
traction with the Cherry Blossoms
playing at Miners Empire theatre this
week. Her act is a novel n and
most entertaining. In a huge tank
with a specially constructed mirror
arrangement she shows classy poses
while under the water.
The show itself is good and full of
action. Two burlettas, What Hap
pened to McQuirk" and widow Mo
Carthy's Borders" are the vehicles
used to introduce the actors. Jack
Perry in the principal role divided
honors with Charles r. Crolius and
Frank Dobson~ Among the women
Miss Catherine Linard, Lillian Perry
and Ethel Hall shine brightly. The
chorus, made up of pretty and shape
ly women, work hard to entertain, and
are rewarded for their endeavors by
much applause. Their costumes are
wonderful creations.
Al olio of several good acts is thrown
in for good measure.
lillian Perry and Ethel Hall, clever
soubrettes, have a good singing act.
Loro and Payne, gymnasts, nav an
act with several thrillers; Clifford
Rose, somewhat different comedians,
in a laughing act, with new Jokes and
songs, and Frank Dobson, with a lit
tie of everything. Living pictures of
French girls are given in the closing
numbers. This number is especially
good, for the poses illustrate several of
the new paintings that won prizes in
the last competition, at. Paris.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-16

the star, ''there ara many persons who
believe that I look very much like
woodrow Wilson,"
1 There are many catchy musical hits
woven into the piece and last nights
auditors found particular favor with
II Love You, Dear" as rendered by
Miss Isabelle and Theodore Martin, and
demanded several encores. What the
members of the chorus lack In vocal
powers they. make up In action. Ann
Pennington and Harry Clark also had
to repeat their acrobatic dancing spe-
cialty before the audience would finally
allow the play to proceed.
A new departure from the realm OF
musical comedy is noticed at the rise of
the curtain, where a crowd is seen
emerging from a miniature theatre, the
scene showing the foyer of the play
house. The story of the play is hung
upon the following incident: Cicero
Hannibal Butts (Hitchcock), and his
wife prepare for a trip to st. Peters
burg, but at the last moment the latter
decides to stay at London. The "Red
widow Miss Zabelle), In the mean
time, learns that Butts has a passport
for himself and wife over the Russian
border, and finally prevails upon him to
allow her to accompany him, he being
unaware that she is a Nihilist. This
leads to complications that are happily
worked out, after three acts of tuneful
melody.