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The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Cn.Ino sunday Concert.

The Casino Theater to-day will give a
big Sunday concert in honor OF the
Knights Of Columbus. Miss Marie Spar
row, the Irish Cyclone" will sing a
selection Of new Irish songs and tell a
number OF new Irish jokes. Jim GIldea
viii offer selection Of new stories, and
the Three Lorettas have arranged a pro-
gramme OF musical numbers that are
really musical. A number OF Andrew
Mach's latest song hits viii be sung by
win am Southern, and Slim Kellem the
popular coon shouter. will help to make
everybody happy. This promises to be
the best sunday concert bill the Casino
has ever offered.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
CARMEN MELIS CREATES
FUR0RE IN PARIS

On the occasion Of the recent Paris
premiere OF PuccinTg Girl Of the Golden
West the role OF Minnie was sung by
Carmen Melis, the young soprano, who
has won so much favor in New York and
in whom Boston opeTagoers have de-
lighted unTeseTvedly for several years.
This was her first appearance in Paris,
and II speaks volumes for the exception
ally fine qualities OF her voice and acting
that she should have been selected for
the role on so important an occasion.
The leading Paris critics agree in de-
claring Mime. Melis to be a singer OF
brilliancy. with a voice Of exceptional
purity Of timber and remarkably gifted
actress.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Bunty PuIIs the strings.

The production Of 'Bunty Pulls the
Strings" at the Comedy Theater continues
its engagement with all OF its customary
success. Even though the warm weather
Is now at hand II has been decided to
continue the three weekly matinees on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The
New York run of this extraordinary little
Scotch comedy has been an even more
wonderful event than the London run
OF the same piece, and there seems no
indication Of metropolitan audiences even
thinking Of saying good-by to "Bunty."
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
BcluScO.

At the BeIasco Theater Monday even
ing at s O'Clock and Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock Miss Cora B. Shreve, as
sisted by her pupils, will present her
own three-act operetta, Maj. Marjorie -
in connection with her annual carnival
This beautiful production will be far
more brilliant than the productions which
Miss Shreve has already made herself
famous for. and will prove a revelation
to her legion OF friends. The advance
sale has been unusually large, and the
attendance promises to exceed the rec
ords Of previous years. As author, COM
poser, and producer. Miss Shreve has. a
national reputation which justly entities
her TO the high regard OF her native
city.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Newsof Theaters
The Weeks Play Bills.
The Columbia.

The Hoosier State will furnish tn,
stage setting at the Columbia Theatel
this week for that entrancinEly quainf
and fascinating comedy drama, ''Mary
James Pa"
Edward Hass Robins as the vaEabond
Hiram Perkins, win be presented in q
role that calls for work Of an entirely
different character from any he has YET
attempted. II Is the role In which
Henry E. Dixey scored his greatest hit
Of recent years when the piece was
originally produced by Henry W. Savage
al the Garden Theater, New York,
December ,, 1908
Frances Nelson, as his wife, Portia
Perkins, will also have an exceptionally
fine opportunity to delight her admirers,
the character Of Portia, the woman Of
business, the loving mother being so
firmly drawn that 1t stands out as a
real figure.
Then. too, little Helen Hayes Brown
comes again into the cast as Mary Jane,
with that delightful bit Of talented and
beautiful personality, Violet Heming, as
her sister. Lucille.
There is a quaint idea involved in
Mary James Pa" the dialogue is good,
and the situations well devised About
dozen years before the opening Of the
action, Hiram Perkins. a villager given
more to poetic vagaries than to busi-
ness, is seized with a desire to wander
in strange lands. He abandons his
wife and two children, one unborn Che
aellghtful Mary Jane), leaving Portia to
make her own way. Portia prospers,
builds up a profitable printing busi-
ness, and conducts the village paper At
supper time, when the children have re-
tired, the vagabond returns. at first un-
recognized by his wife. She has kept
al definite knowledge from the children
OF. her husbands abandonment of them.
She is living in a town where her his
tory is unknown. She sees no way to
receive him back, nor is she inclined
TO do so, but as he is about to close
the door to take up his Wanderfngs
again, she calls him back and they make
arrangements to have him remain, un-
known, as a hired cook for the house
Gossip soon begins. Portia is conducting
a campaign in her paper against one of
two rivals for public office who is a ras-
cally fellow. This man stirs up the gos-
sips and finally brings a mob Of the
neighbors TO drive her away and destroy
her printing plant. The politician has
cOntrived 10 have the articles that was
to have appeared against him pied in
the form. Hiram discovers the trick, re-
sets the piece, and with his wife runs
OF the paper. The other politician is an
ardent admirer Of the editress and wants
10 marry her.
Other incidents in the play show the
growing love Of Mary Jane for the hired
man, her pa, and a little story he tells
Mary Jane about rthe birds is a bit of
fine feeling and fancy. He also pre-
vents the elOpement of his Oldest daugh-
ter with an actor. but finally discover
ing the worth of the young man makes
sure Of the happiness of both.
The secret of his identity is at length
disclosed and man and wife are fully
reconciIed.
The first act transpires in the living |
room of Portals home, in the early |
the second in the printing Of
fee; and the last in the yard to the |
Perkins home.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
SUNDAY CONCERTS.
The Cosmos.

With some delightful speciaIties, includ-
ing the best OF the acts OF last week s
bill, and the comedian Ed Winchester,
the concerts at the Cosmos to-day should
be OF great interest to the public. Re
turns from the Washington-Detroit base
ball game will start shortly after 4
o'clock.
The musical programme includes the
Don QuixOte' overture, Sullivan S
The MikadO." ManveIrs knights OF
Columbus march, Luders' Woodland" {"
De Koven's The Saracen Patrol" and
other numbers.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Majestic.

At the Majestic to-day motion pictures
OF the parade, ceremonies, and unyeTlihg
Of the Columbus statue and other incl
dents connected with the knights of Co.
lumbus celebration will be shown in mo-
ton pictures for the first time in con-
nection with the other big feature acts
OF the bill and first run photo plays.
These pictures were taken under the
personal direction Of Manager Tom
Moore, and win enable many to see
themselves for the first time in motion
pictures.
Beginning Monday, the Marieno Troupe
OF Bears and Wolves, one Of the most
novel animal acts on the stage, will be
shown, together with other novel musi-
cal and comedy acts and new photo
plays. The Majestic offers at all seasons
the best for the money.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
A Butterny on the wheel.

The production Of "A Butterfly on the
Wheel continues an engagement which
will probably last throughout the sum-
mer months. From present indications II
Is perfectly evident that this will be the
only serious dramatic offering to con-
tinue right through the warm weather.
AS everybody in New York knows by
this time, "A Butterfly on the Wheel is
q dramatic exposition OF the divorce
problem brought about by a neglected
wife allowing herself to be placed in an
unfortunate and compromising position.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Promising Young VioIInIst to Tour
with Nine. Nordfca.

William Morse RUmmel vioIinist has
been engaged to assist Nine. Lillian Nor
dica on her fall concert tour next sea
son under the direction Of Frederick
Shipman- Although still in his early
twenties, Rummel has already won recog-
milton from the musical public and the
master musicians Of the world He has
played with great success IN Europe In
recital and as a solist with the big or
chestras
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Ethel barrymore in Vaudeville.

Ethel Barrymore made such a record
in The Twelve-Pound Look" ana "a
Slice Of Life that it is on the cards
these plays will be offered by her for a
brief season in vaudeville, beginning in
August. BY an arrangement with
Charles Frohman. Martin Beck has been
able to sign Miss Barrymore for a tour
of the leading Orpheum theaters which
will continue until December, and then
she will come forward in a new play
obtained for her by Mr.. Frohman IN
Europe.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Omcer sss to Continue All summer.

"oflcer 66s." at the Gaiety Theater, is
announced to remain at that playhouse
right through the summer and probably
well into the fall months. This farce.
with its many heart throbs. thrills and
not few mysterious moments, has regis
tered one OF the definite hits OF the year,
and Is even now, after eighteen weeks
OF phenomenal prosperity. attracting the
same delighted and houseful audiences
that have prevailed since the premiere OF
Augustin MaeHugh's very excellent play
In January last
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
romInent Actors, widows
Vaudeville.

Mrs. Stuart Robson and Mrs Ezra Ken
dall, widows Of the two famous actors
and their sons Stuart Robson. ir. ana
Ezra kenall. jr., have formed a company
Tor their joint appearance in vaudeviIle
They have placed In rehearsal a comedy
drama OF stage life called Every Incr
Queen and they expect to make an
early appearance IN New York.
Mrs. Stuart Robson viii not remain IL
vaudeville very long. for she has ben q
sased 70 appear n Roam ~
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
AIhnmhrn.

To-day's big double bill at the Alham-
bra, in Seventh Street. viii include The
Serpent" a great special feature in
which Miss Helen Gardener and Miss
Edith Story win star
the Price Of Silver Fox are also on
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
Plenty of Rose MnId..

The Rose Maid has been all booked
for next season. to begin in September
in New Orleans and extending to Cali
fornia Werba & LuescheR win have
three companies in all 10 this opera and
three In The Spring Maid"
The Washington herald., 1912-06-09
w SGEKE FQ9M "THE GHspMsIApY1 FoLI9 TE ArEn

the bill. Manager Airey assures hi
patrons this week win see the best show
ing OF pictures the Alhambra has had Il
offer in many weeks.
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Der Wiltklm Tsu lln!sgii. 0er.r
Deraniioiiei nd6f.en Eonntng in aots
monns pori su CatIsp sin srobartia,s
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Cine llnteriuhuns iiber bic
Ibeueruns.

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more bat iih bic llntsriuhung Der
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Qufipei6srung in Gublhduieru, 81
Riidgons Der 1aroDir.bftaft i'm
4Qgemsinsn, 81 gfiidsang Der Qdno>
nirtH6oft in Der RGbe Der SiGbte,
- unaebiibrlia hpbsr profit bes
3pift<nbanbels, 8 gu piel aGufs
ouf arspit, 81 DudieHbe llsppistett
bes 8Dltes.
alls 4bbilfsmittel perbsn Dorses
ihlagen: II Rationale unb interna;
ttonaIs aonsreiie. p gleoringbdui,r,
I'm ben relatipen Derth BON Oolb
uno Stapelprooutten su reguliren,
81 4Hhaffung oes sarifs auf Qes
beusmittel, a. Gefesli6e Resuliruna
Der &ublbdufer, 81 Derbot ssgsn Cor.
ners in Qebensmitteln.
N3enn bic preisermdbisung eintres
ten ioQ, nahbem aIle biefs Dors
ihldge unb 4nfihten in Grndguna
sesogen uno our6sefiibrt iporben iinb
tuirD Die Aelt fih iinsefdbr elm Diers
tel Sabrbunoert geDuIben miiFsn. Der
speite 9Orfdlas lit iiberboupt nidi
burhfiibrbar.
Der Ronsreb. Der bic urIaaen bsr
5beueruns feitssftsllt bat. betunbet
ben betannten GebIer, bob sr gu pisl
gefeben ober ben Wolo Dor lauter
Hdumen ni9t geieHn bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-21
AuS ben, pplijeiSertdbt.

Die poli5sigeridtsfbuns am beutts
gen 1ase fdut fpegtn Der primdriDdp'
| len aug.
Das oeitrios Dodet mics 3obIrtide
gale auf, bti bensn % iih leooh IN
Der WsbrsuN INN bie iibIihen Conn
tcgsDsrsebsn unb alusidrsitunsen ban.
bette.
sSrou CLARA Gnioti BON go. 143o
spropibsnes Gsrabe bate iih untsr Der
4nflngs, 3immer gu uniitt!thsn 3us'
den 3u permistben, 3u psranirporfsH.
Die 9eneisoufnobme ersab Die Shulp
Der MngsiIdgisn, ieocf iielIte ts iid sn
sIeid<r 3eit bsruns. oab 5rau elliott
tor 1reiben Dor ibrer In elmer Spiel
fabrii In Roripoob angeitenten, IL
Sabre alien 9ofter gebeim gshalfsn
bate, iobdB nas iunse Wsdbhen fpts
aus ben Wolfen eefdllen mar, ols %
BON Der Derbafiung Der Wluiter srs
fuhr. Gisfes fpurbe Der Grau bon
Rihier Jride oIs milbernbsr umitdno
anaerehnst unb iis tam bober NIT sin.r
4rbeiisbausitrafs BON einem 9ose Dos
BON.
Die @erbdnbluna sssen ben bes Der.
miettsns BON .3immsrn 81 uniiiiliten
3ipeden anqsslagtsn 1bps. =. 6nrri.
fcn, Gta.nibimsr oes Strcb aotsI en-
l2., nabe Raee Strobe tpurx auf osa
5. 5uni periost.
Sosfs!be oei6ab NIT benz Gole ges
u,n ben bes Wlorbonsriffs dnsstlasisn
Wirtb Qcrman Gropts BON Ro. 3IU3
Gplsrain Hpsnus. tpeIher am Sdm'fdg
abeno ben Iseer Daoe 6eoro n'sotr'
ceihoiT,u bate. 6earb lisst IN iehr
b.benlIi6em 3nftanes TN Solp'ial
ncrnieber.
9bomas 0oil, Gin jirsiienber Sdup,
arbsit.r. frslter Ti6 ais soboonlos
reatftrirt bate. ipurbs rpegen tbotliAen
NnarifFs All 80 Sugsr arbsttshaus,
$50 nnb Rotten peruribeiIi. Gbdrlss
Fr6osr Don Ro. 615 Sft 3. Strabs
ipar am Samftae abeno pon Watl urlo
snei gsHoHsu irrtbumliterDsrle fur
sinen Stri,breher stbalt.n uno on ..
9lpsnu,, notx BrpGotpap Hieosrseihld'
oen ipornen. gei oem utberfall tru5
sr mshrere Sdniitpunoen I'M 0s'i6t
bapon. Zen genoH,n 9aiFs sslan5
es, All eniiorlren.
Der al Sabre dI.e Uloihtniit sBm.
grumltp Don pittsburs rurbs DtgsR
srun,enbeit NIT eintr Gslofraie uon
SO uno Rotten b<Isst, lpelte jsoon
unisr Der Bebinsuns iuspeHoirt fpurs
be, DAB sr iofort bic Siaot perlansH
uno nab gii.sburs surtit..arsn plro.
sfrau grumIep boite Dor stnigsr sen
ibr.n Wann auf Gruuo bouslihsr
Dffftrensen perIoHeH unb Irar nnt'
Cincinnati getommsn, no iis geihat'
tiouna ais StsnoerapbitiR fano.
Grurllsp Fplgts ihr, brans am SonEs
.aa 4beno in ibre Wobuuns on Der
Ode Der Glm unh Court 5trabe Elm
unb perurjot.s cine Ssrns. IN bersn
gerlauf CT feline 15rau mi. osm Reools
Der b<brobt baben folI. Gr 'purot Don
BEN g.r,etrspoIi;iit.n grassemann
perboftet unh i,iner sisenen Sittrhsii
tpepen einefipsrrt, jeoOh ipanote Der
arbeitsskr btr Urou iih an Sidxrs
hei,snirs.tor Gafb. tpsI6er peronlnbts.
bab natirdg!ih bic 4ntlage Der
1runisnbeit ssssn erumlep srbobsn
ipurbe. Grumltp sr.ldrie fih bersli,
pk Stabt iofor. gu otrlafien.