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The Washington times., 1913-03-02
BROADHURST DRAMA
COMES TO DELASCO
Bought and Paid For" to Make
Initial Appearance in City
Tomorrow Evening.

With a record behind it that few plays
can lay claim to, George Broadhurst's 8
widely discussed comedy drama, Bought
and Paid For will make its initiatory
bow to patrons of the Belasco tomor-
row night, with Charles Richman and
Julia Dean, surrounded by the original
cast and gorgeous scenic equipment
that helped to make run of 4,6 con-
secutive performances possible in New
York. Both Mr. Richman and Miss
Dean have exceptional ability to please
The same can be said of the company,
which is competent in even such parts
As are designated as bits
The play relates the story of Robert
Stafford. successful manipulation in
big financial affairs, the nervous tension
of whose business leads him to over
indulgence of stiInulants. This weak
ness does not show when he falls in
love and narries Virginia Blaine, a
noble, high-spirited girl. who was a
telephone operator in New York hotel.
Two years from the time Virginia
Blaine first met her wealthy admirer
she is welded and launched into the
lap of luxury.
Stafford is a good provider, and has
even assisted his brother-in-law, Jimmy
Gilley, a young man with no education
and an abundance OF conceit, from a
S14-a-week shipping clerk job to posi-
ton paying the dignified stipend of 800
per week
The sudden rise Of the egotistical
James in no way tempers his malignant
pride, and it is made evident from all
sides that his egotism increases with his
advancement, made possible by his mil
Iionaire brother-in-law. The latter in
one of his moods of excessive intoxica-
ton taunts his wife with certain facts
concerning her early poverty and during
a domestic quarrel sneeringly reminds
her that he Bought and Paid For Her"
The utterances that bring about an es-
arrangement invite a series of intricacies
that would be hard to straighten out in
hands other than George Broadhurst's s,
a past master for depth and detail.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
Daughter of Heaven
Coming to National

A most unusual attraction is that
coming to the National Theater the
week beginning Monday evening. March
u. The Daughter of Heaven the
famous Liebler company spectacle
drama from the Century Theater. New
York II typifies the new order of
things in theatrical productions. 1t is
of the distinctly modern impressionistic
school--a splendid series of beautiful
stage pictures linked together by a
chain of dramatic incident and episode
whose human simplicity of heart in
terest holds the audience enthrailed
An amazing novelty of scenic sur.
rotvfdings Is another of its dominantly
attractive features. II tells love tale
of a hitherto thought impossible senti-
mental race. A Manchu emperor pas
sionateiy adcres his Ming enemy 1t is
the familiar love story of the Con-
1ederacy and the Union, of Shenan-
doah" and of Held by thr s:nemy''
transplanted to the Flowery Kingdom
of the Orient II shows the Chinese
character in new light. AT the Cen
tury Theater, New York. from where
the play comes here il was admitted
10 be the most wonderfully interesting
play presentation of many years. Its
poetic charm was 70 have been ex-
pected from its authors, Pierre Lott and
Judith Gautier
The beauty OF the costumes is some
thing marvellous. Into them kas been
poured all the strange fascination of
Oriental coloring The cast is superla-
lively strong. Viola Allen appears in
the title role. and associated with her
Ian MaclareH. one OF the cieverest
actors England has Yet sent TO America;
Lee Baker, who succeeded Lewis Waller
last year in The Garden of Allah;''
Henry Bergman. Of Melting Pot''
fame, and zoo others in principal roles,
lesser parts. and as supernumeraries
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
POLL TO PRESENT
KLE|N'S GAMBLERS
Matinees Will Be Given Every
Day During This Week
Except on Tuesday.

The Gamblers" generally recognized
as Charles Klein's masterpiece. Will be
the offering OF the Poll PLAYERS for in
auguration week with daily matinees cx-
cept Tuesday. Mr.. Klein. who also
wrote "The Music Master "The Lion
and the Mouse" and '"The Third De-
gree. took high finance as the subject
OF THE Gamblers" and in the treat
ment of stock manipulation he has con-
structed play Of remarkable power
and intense dramatic interest.
The central figures I'm ''rhe CAM
blers" are five bankers who are about
to be indicted for having violated the
Federal banking laws. The abIesf and
most daring member of the group Is
young Wilbur Emerson. who proposes
that he go to the residence Of the dis
'truct attorney and attempt to steal the
discriminating evidence. He puts the
plan in execution and is almost success
Darwin's home and located the papers.
But suddenly. at midnight. Mrs. Dar-
win Is awakened by a noise In the IL
brary and she enters the room: con-
fronting Emerson, the man to whom
she was engaged before she married
with her TO be allowed to take the pa
pers because in the event they should
go to the grand. jury not only he and
his four associates will be arrested. but
HIS AGED father will suffer inrocently
with them. -,
Mrs. Darwin sis debating the subject
when her husband bursts into the room.
He Immediately accuses Mrs Darwin OF
being unfaithfuI 20 him and the scene
which follows b one succession Of tre-
mendons thrills. Emerson finally con-
Tossing his real purpose in coming to
the house, whereupon he Is arrested
for burglary
In the role Of young Emerson. A. II.
Van Buren will have splendid oppor-
tunity for forceful acting. while the
emotional role Of Mrs. Darwin will give
Miss Ixetta Jewel more possibilities
than in any previous play Of the pres
ent stock season.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
Persons in Public Eye
Have Birthdays Today

This is the sixtieth birthday OF Sir
Thomas Oliver. whose work in the pre-
yention Of Industrial diseases has made
him famous throughout the world. He
was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, on this
dpy IN 1855. Hc has served on numer-
ous royal commissions and has written
ard lectured extensively on questions
sting to sanitation and the public
health. With reference to the improve
Blenr OF conditions In stores. factories,
and mines. He was knighted by King
Edward VII. in 1908.
Henri B. Brown, former associate
justice Of the Supreme Court. is sew
sEty-seven years Old today, and Rober:
Pogers. minister OF public works in
the Dominion cabinetN is forty mine
wears old. Ger. Sir William c. Mich
ilson. one of the most distinguished Of
British army officers. has reached his
sistr-eiGhth year. and the RI Rev.
William =. Doane, Protestant Episco-
pf1 Bishop of Albany, is celebrating his
eighty first birthday.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
0ky1TY

The Burke Brothers Charley and
John-head the. cast OF nearly fifty fun
makers who comprise the Runaway
Girls" announced as the Inauguration
week attraction at the Gayety. Peter
s. Clarkes most pretentious musical
comedy Offering, will be seen in clever
two-act farce set to music. called The
Maid of Montexuma," which will be sup
piemented by q breezy sl<it called 'aThe
Diamond Palace" The leading feature
of the olio will be ''the $4,000 novelty"
Models De Luxe, presenting in plastic
poses by graceful young women some Of
the most famous paintings and pieces
Of statuary in the art world.
Among the assistants will be Joe
Opp, James Moran. Joe Mack. Tommy
Silbers, Quincy Cortelli, Mile. Sflbers.
Anna Rose, Leslie Harcourt,- and a live
.ly chorus Of twenty-five graceful girls.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
LYCEUM

There is more real fun in one act
Of Barney Gerard's 1918 political glide.
'.Follies Of the Day." which win be the
attraction at the Lyceum' this week.
than in the comedy line that has been
given on the stage since the days OF
Hoyt. Pretty girls. catchy music, and
plenty OF fun will draw the crowd. Or
Friday night the. country store will
be given with many new features.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02
EXCURSIONS

TRAINS EVERY 80 MINUTES from
18th and New York avenue, within
one block of Treasury Building.
of Baltimore without change Of cars.
The Washington times., 1913-03-02

Frequent Through Electric Service
Special Low Sunday EKcursiOa Fare
Georgetown cars make connection
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GGei ruhIe su 44.S0-4 20.
Epelter II itetig 81 s5.27--6.40.
giien. -~ Martt Hau uno anueraHeert.
Ro. Rcrtherus16 Is 00-16-25, Ro. RortherH
1850 1900. Rp.l 5outhern sl5.0O-l5.25,
No. 1 5outhera ipfi s15.00-l5.25.
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s5.6o--7.90, Riibe unb 6eifers $3.s5-s.50,
stdlber $500 - 1915. Martt Itetig bts lOe
nieoyiger
Sdafe 2dmmer. -Shale: Gin
hetmiIhe s4.15 ~ $50, 3dhrlinge $3.50 -
7.25
Qdmner: Ginbeimiihe $6.60-s.25.
aRarft ftetiq bis 10c niebriger.
2ufuhr. - ShDeine $4,000, Hinopiep
$500, Shafe unb 2dmmer 1900.
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Wab. e,r,s sns aThss /. Rsw psss.

gelb ON eail1 wurbe su 2-2H% aus
geliehen.
grima gefctdftspapIsrs iDuroen 5u eS
htstcntirt.
SterIina Grhnnge III feif.-- Stdlt
All s4.s6M--4.ST unbGommereiGi 81 $4.S2A
Ash.
Hunbes. .Eb(iaattcHen tunren lfe'
tia uno unroen pie Iclst anotirt:
/ Ber. Staateu Hefnnoirung - 9sh gep-.
~ regiItrirte liz 2k--118h, Coupons ll2k
--113H, 32 regiitrirte l02--iU2 ", coupons
102- -l03, Banana Rsgiftereo ~ sSH geo.
bo. So, 101K--102H.
attie martt. - am 8ormitin9s
mar Der Mlarft Iebhait uno bic gresie ltte'
gen, gsaen GhluB aber iuuroe Der Warfl
llau unb i6mer. Tie Shlnbnpttrnngen
itauben in ben meiiteH ddien ilbsi oeHeH
roH geiteru.
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8om 8ater hes SumF
buus. Der Deltgrobmsiiter nss
6umbu1s, Qbintas 5oplor 9ornum,
mar in ieiuer Dirt Elm bsosuteHoer
W3ann, Elm pu6rer SDnReus Der ers
finDuno uno YerihIaqenbeit. SarT
num beaornt betQnntlid ietne Gonfs
balm oomit, bub er Die ouasblth l6l
Sabre alte WeQeramme Wo'bin9tons
dusitellte uno bamit in osn 8eretlliss
ten Stauten unoe6eures 4ufiehen srs
reqte. Die 8ef6idte bate nur 8iret
tleine 7;bler. Gritens mar oas Nes
qertpetb erit 75 Sabre ate uno sfusi'
tens mar fie iberbaupt ME Die &mnie
Bai6inqtons gepsisn. 8arnum be-
qIettete eine 3eittanq Ssnnp 2tno. bic
Ihne0iIbe gahtiqo(, nurd Die yleue
! Welt uuo qriinnst 'pdter ieines Sbcp" ,
iene umeritontItc 8srihmel3ung BON
Sirius, Rdrit0tentabjnet uno Shtsrs
arena. QQs er ober zines 5dees ben
andeblt6 eriter nah 4merita geRrdds
/ ten Grauaslltduq Gus1tellte uno oantit
einen ungebeursn 8olts3ulduf er5ltIts,
ertIGrte Elm geIsbrtsr 0fent!if. Dab
1 bos qe3eiqte 9bisr gar tetn Srarg'
Titan lei, oa es einen Shloan5 babe
pieInehr baubele e8 itf I'm eirtsn
| Runt&lpobion. 9om ndniteu Iags al
IieP 9arnum iiberalI rieiengrobe Ut
Fihen aatleben: Wunbsrhares Ratur.
fhaufptel! eu meiner Sammlung be
4 ftrhet Tih Der ein3tae 0ruRss Titan Del
N3elt Der einen Shpan3 beiisi!
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ghieagp. 10. Suli 1913.

S6weiue. 2eihte ts.7S-9.15, ss'
miTtats 1896 - s.l5. fhwere ss-4o-9.o5'
rouke ts.45 - s.s5. 1ertd 1925 - $40
aRorft ld5wGc1 ano 5--i0r niebriger.
Miubuteh. s3.eres s7-25--9.lb. Ttrna
Ssiere s7.00--S.2o, Stpders uno deeoeTi
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RsD,ts 0elomarft.
Einsinnati.fo Sufi 1918.

Tie gaddfraae mad 70rfebeu mar hsute
sbr mdbis un6 GbeIo mar rpiliser Ear.
efsn ,purben pom ben BaHfen ~ 5h&
on eall@ aitsgelieben. @eid)dftspd'
siers spurben ~ 81 oisfcntiff. i'm
,iisnen Rartte uurben 3arleben son eau
II SR unb agf Belt ~ 5H-6S pldetrt.
assAfn aHi nsw pssf
Ctrbtn az @ari sipiIchen Banfeu ptrtauft.
rls aDunterrais bttrdst 40 uno soc %rdHit
,tr $1,000.
MsGfa aHs Unssra.
inb isjt.-- Die iol9enoen Euotirungsn iino
~ bsfihtsn.
Qpnbcn, Taee Sid1t, $4.S7-4.S7H Der 6;
80 faae Gidt. t4.s3-4.SSH per 6; Raris, .
Eaee Gidsf. Bio ardnes per 800; 90 Toas
Eidhf, 51s Hranes per si00; fir Eentihlano
4 gags Gifi. glarf s5H -95L, os. 6e
Taas Eic1t, e4k --94Ac.
Documentary Bills auf 2oRbcn wnroer
III s4.s2E ouf 0ldsgow su $4.s2h uno au
Esliait su t4.s2iz periauit.
HnnDsS.r hlIasiisasm.
rutig ano iietis. Die 8anisn aaottrsn rDi'
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Sieb mdrfte.

Cincinnati, 10. Sutt 1918
gufuhr uub 8eriaubt pdbreuo Der per-
Hclfenen "a Stunoen, pergiihen nit ben
uorherge6enosn 3 zageH, ruarea Dte fo!st:
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Cine sra1c

Gabett: .Ginsr eiH3l8en anb.
fG6nes 5raulsin!"
.5iao sic penn ihoH nliiaosss~
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Hftarlaa ssase uTFats.
Ste ilmidee ina hiefiaeu 0iearin8bpais
bsIsefen iid beuts auf IS. .652,650.
esfsIsssfnstfztsn.
an Der g6rie waren BITE Geiadfte hente
ruhig anb bic preiif gebriidi. gsrfahtt
fuurbsn:
Ma tss DSsis.
FIRST rail
30 astiem Columbia Gas & 9tect. 20. 1Dk
Hstien aittte Minmt guaranteed. 202H
gm sfffnsa B,arfte.
Gftien II. CT. glopine Garb.... 148H
10 Gstien ". 6. Tr. & giahi pI. 80. 9gK
Nstisn Scisl gibiou pf.... 100
II dffieu Tirie Gulusrs d R. ~ pf. 100
$500 Cine. g. Hiaoud4R 1894 -. 100
$4,000 6 eoelnue g. 4E 1921 ..... 100
Vahltehenbe Tabtne bon i'm tieiiesH
Dlarft beFinolihen Bpnbs uuo NiiieH gEebi
bic pffiaieaen Guptirungen an