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LIS PENDENs.

Iss OCTOBER s.
ID, IS. 2i54 II OF Broadway tsax
Isss,,s holslon agt Mollie steinbtrg 81 al
p sT ,s ~ mtg. attorney. l. skidmore.
frsss,is wet; New York Trust Co et al
B a,,os.A Meyer 81 al foreclosure az
|is ssrrhey, ) Borland. u
p East, New York Trust Co ACT
Essss VVsIher et al foreclosure OF n1tg5:
|fH e. Sowers 4 Sands.
~ MI IS, 80 II = 2 OF Robbins ave.
|zseIosanhe neyer agt Herman Noting Il
VI mtg; attorneys. Rabs 4 KEEL
tsn w ROAD. n cor 20sth At. lot &:
|b a, NVhPany Of New York agt Mary
s,,n.sl foreclosure Of transfer Of tax
~ ,sy T"ey' weymAnn,
Rggs :. 800 n % Martha ave z5x
|sksrsA Semsn agt Olivia Gilber ct al
|,IEyy,rr, S o. MTG: attorney, ] G stein.
3 N s-n,b I'VE, = e y, 3s0.9 II n OF
- -sf~y, William Beaman agt Joseph
"a a foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, ]
k,s, SO. 5iS.s II OF willis ave. ls.9x
s,,'sds Mortgage co sgt Emil Franklin
70 ''''sure Of Mtg; attorneys. Cary &
:" ne. lot 4zs. Catherine Golding art
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following ,uer.nt. for an, amounts T,; 1 nG5.
Ia,s.Ly samuel and Bessie-H. Berkovitzi
aiia6 len John R.-Fox. stiefel & Co. siss o.
Anderson. Robert-W l. Dd ana In, am 2 S'''
/ Barron s-Interborough Brewing Co. lnc''
PSI SioI Charles N.-Hotel Sherman Co. $3.50 C6
Bliss. Charles HI. ?: Matheson Co 40 sle6 o.
camp frank L-G. ", Harris SS' 80
Cohn Louis-L; NJ Butler, go oV BANK q,
Cohen. Harry M-New Netheriahd banA Vi
New York. s1O7e IS. -,. ,..-. =,
c, tsls i" Ferdinand and Msrycr.scen, Star
Realty Co. 50 0o5 95, .,, s.oo,,
| DIoke. Charles TT. 4. Mckay. 500 81
Dcwd. willis Be. II. Quincy IT, sie'-
DlimrSan. Isaac-German Exchange Bank
FToeiIcS' Johnson Bros. CO.. $1,000
Gi,sa. Annie Ell. w Charles. s276 70.
Gabriel. Abrsham-Pe19ple; etc; sr'oys5 ,so,
Soodyrisrd BraIne-H Marklowitch s73l Oh.
Hail. C.bss. M - LAWSON. sl.9Ol Os
Hornaday. John P.--American Pipe ana Con-
struction co. COSTS. sil1 81.
Huyler. MARY Rollin Construction Co. 'costc'
Hs srYa y De Ryter MEast 9th Stree. Apart
Ks rgns John n'.~F. d. Miller ct al. SIP
Keppler. Carl r M Engier. folV % ,so o..
Kivien. John p. and GEORGE f. Cunningham
r oIens ct "a al s siSs is ana Jobn-c renen-
Ki sI Nsx-People. etc. $1,000.
Irerburser, Henry-H. p. Auchincloss, $40 OF.
Levy. Abraham. ,, Go ~ sis, s y,
Mesgiri. Fiiip--E. O. Lyonse Rsss Co.. Inc.
Mc era r. JOSEPH p and National Surety Co
M sSop'e' W Nm 'J.~ssranac Realty Co. ga
O, Sullivan. Daniel--H. NJ. Spence. s7i5t2
Parkhurst Frederick At More, " ,Oz3 W.
pierson' paul Nm Altschuler, si10 A.
Psyt9n. Corse-vaudeville Comedy Club
psn i1H U, Samuel Nv. O. Phiilppoan.
Plum Snn, Annie or Annie A., and H. Duane-T.
G. Field $3.50 30.
Pascal Harry--A. Karp. Sill III.
Pascal; Harry ana hSmAn sPono--e''"''
Rs sp' cha Chas. A.-Dunbar Box and Lumber Co..
russell Frederick A.-P. o. Hoerning'
nossntfai MtCn-E sGBC .gs@s , sdas: 20
R9sinsSn' BIRD H. a1g All bt Gs W.
same--ssme. s.. 1j7 81. -
Pai,ch. sanuel-People. etc, $500.
Rauch, samuel. and David Nvine-same'
Ra sSch' Samuel. and Louis Kaufer-People'
etc, 5000.
| schnee, Beethold-R. Rein, $3.50 ca:
| schwenker, VIM. NH. 7. Huber Co.
scSnsoF. VIM. &C. Hirsch. sl65 -.
| esch. Vera, and samuel Rauch-People, etc.
$500 .o.oo.
c,cnp uarry--H ID. Bahr, f23S 30. -
snrsfkIn. Mollie--Cosmopoita Bank. s21s
| snliivan, James F.-International Heater Co.
1913 OF. -, ,,.. p..t
| seIdman- Julius-German Exchange BANK.
saS,In Waldo--s scher. $l5s 81.
Siern' Julius-G Becker sl93 20 .A.
Tobias. EverettE. Schoonmaker slsZ W.
,ro,,slsn,t samuel Federal sign system
ysI6on Edw. ATLAS Brass Mig. Co..
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suRRooATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or S-6 0RDE J; , or HOS HOS
A.. - Nav York. notice IL hereby given 10
all person. hayns claims against az New sp'S yars
11dnnassd 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof the sat'cS6er AZ w. f' s Psse G fa
W. Civ If New York, OH or befq6e The goth
day OF December next. a.. =, r,,. ,os,
IN! YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
VI" COMPANY Executor.
,.,,,,rr o. DANISH Attorneys for Executor,
81 wsu street, Eew YORK Guy.
IL PURSUANCE OF an oRpER OF OF hon HON.
- sev work.. notice Is hereby given TO
all having claims rsuasS Of New York;
TWa,c.,essd "a present the same win vouchers
thereof 70 ,he ,ao'cSi6ers ~ wall IN s pee IN
H. civ OF New York on or before the zoth
cay OF pscenYn Vel ne nth day Of June. 1919.
NIsW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST
NJ" COMPANY. Executor.
% wall street. New YORK CnS'
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SATISFIED MEcHANIcs'L
OCTOBER 8.

OCTOBER 8.
-'h 81, 200 to 900 East: D'Amore & Ian
4 Rl?: N,ole e.
:. avg, ts. 2o2 It n OF 81 Paul's Pl; Ben
Ia, ,S,sf ast WendOver Bronx Co Ell al;
s igiS Coy bond: 1925.
b, Z. o1O West. Standard Plumbing Sup
b NJ. ~ lIrose Construction Co ct al: Oct
AZ SiSs and $3.50; Katz & Kantor,
\ 800 D'ohA 20 et All may IL
u ~ frOPERTY: Villante Gaitano ct al
i,.F Nay 20. 1919; $50 rs.
p n inoh,aVJPERTY; Claus Fischer agt same:
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

s-ih Williamson TO Louis Viala and anc
4 ss,s: $4,000.
frsriils Bank 10 Louis A Steyn. exr: 81.
sathsn Nut and Fruit Co TO William A
Ta,k. s2000.
ssssls Construction Co TO Abel King; nomi-
h
ysrs Park Estates 10 Columbia-K nicker-
|ris- Trust Co: assts: 500.
IA Mote 10 Joe NJ Klein; SO. 900.
Eateth NJ Keryan to Charles Kervan
ra..hss,er Fire Insurance Co to Elizabeth
j ssrvan; assts: $500
MI Bernstein to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
|irhsr Bauer to Marietta De Pasquale;
tW
hte Levy to Wilhelm stopei: $1,000.
HAM Hafen Brewing Co 10 Matthias Hafer (;
Es0
Va York Trust Co to City Mortgage Co: 81.
~ Mortgage Co TO Mutual Life Insurance
SEQ
iMls Morgenstern to Charles Finkelstein;
lics s.ein 70 samuel Luria: 81.
iirntv Loan and Trust co and sno. exrs
Vllhm A Butler: 5000
UIlnier Crulckshank to Charles A Christ
r 81.
asst Smith to Title Guarantee and Trust
I 5000
ssi;y Morgenthau co 10 Max Bernstein;
I'd. Guarantee and Trust Co to Yale Uni
/ 1y. $4,000
az. 70 New York Bible Society: $4,000.
SE York Title Insurance Co TO Greenwich
rs Bank: $500.
sac Mayer TO Herrv Mayer; 81.
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SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT STATE OF NEW YORK.
Abe :. Kuhn. Plaintiff. against Rose A.
Bauchens. Robert IA. Mclaughlin and Jack
son Brothers Realty Company Dofendants.-
Trial desired IN Nassau County.--To the above
named defendants: You are hereby sum-
moned 10 answer the complaint In this ac-
zion and 10 serve a copy OF your answer on
tho plaintiffs attorney within twenty GOO
DAYS after he service OF this summons eX-
elusive OF the day OF service. and In case OF
your failure TO appear. or answer, Judgment
will be taken against you by default for tho
relief demanded In the complaint
Dated y. Y, August 1st. 1913.
JULIUS NJ LOWENSTEfN. Plaintiffs Attor-
ney Ohice and Postoffice Address. 1Io
Broadway. Manhattan, New York City.
To Jackson Brothers Realty Company: The
foregoing summons IL served upon you by
publication pursuant TO an order OF Hon.
Russell Benedict. Justice OF the supreme
Court OF the state OF Now York, dated the
Goth day OF September. 1913, and filed on tho
Both day OF September. 1913. In the ONCE OF
the Clerk OF the County of Nassau, In the
Town of Mlneola. County of Nassau. State OF
New York the original summons and COM
plaint having been filed In said ONCE on the
9th day OF August, 1913.
Dated. September 30th, 1913.
Yours. etc, JULIUS NJ LOWENSTEIN,
plaintiffs Attorney, ONCE and Post Of
nee Address. i+g Broadway. Manhattan,
New York City.
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RELIABLE MISCELLANEOUS OFFERINGS.

CENTLEMANS PRIVATE STABLE-Conssting of three high
class accmated fearless horses of them less than
DID, will drive double single saddle; also Brewster brougham
bus spider phaeton tandem and imported sleigh
duplicate Of driven by Emperor OF Gemany) saddles
double and single harness. robes blankets all kinds whips all
in fine reasonable and fair offer will be accepted
Box 5O2 care Nev-York Tribune.
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RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

OFFICE POSlTON-Young several business expert
desires office position where earnest and willing work will
bring advancement Strictly sober energetic and steady Business
employed be discontinued Salary expected $l80
per week. SOB, New-York Tribune
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CT HAVE answered business opportunity advertisements
other papers,. said caller Most OF them inferred
were honest opportunies-bu the advertiser IN most
have been sefhypnotized believe in them him.
self"
That reminds of story, remarked another gentle
"A from Illinois, his arrival in New York. was
conscious of seedy individual nteny looking him over as
he passed through the Grand Central Station The traveller
registered nearby hotel. shown to room where he
left his bag and prepared for dinner.
After dinner he found comfortable seat in the lobby OF
the hotel and was enjoying the shifting
Won't you have a cigaette2 said voice from the next
chair. 1t was the he had noticed at the depot
Don't mind if | do replied the traveller. He was both
suspicious and curious. They talked for time Finally the
expected happened, but it most surprising
Would you like to make easy money! asked the
generous cigarette give have good air around the
here and if you have $50 with which make
break right the street here and sell
air brake to the railroad for a lot of money
Unfortunately, though. investment opportunities
sound convincing when presented that
with their capital without investigating the claims which
made.
There is need for department such as The Tribunal.
concluded visitors where propositions which invite and
stand investigation may be advertised The Endorsement
of paper like The Tribune should advertiser
that he getting full value for his expenditure
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We" BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER 9.
Manhattan.

|<ans w. ls 70 les East: for S sty garage,
|esr. q .r9sley Garage Co, on premises.
n tzbss REMAIN, IS East go ct, architect f;
sss 1s,E. 1881 for a ? sty moving picture
|ssr, TeAvx9 9 Dagger, ia East i23d st.
+ %. TX Meiher. 27i West f25th 81, archi-
The Bronx.
. s,s 10. n cor Of Prospect ave: for a
Va, .ss,cfes. So 6X9i5. Josephine Hertz,
49,. ~th ~. owner; f a 0oiln,r. PSI
:" architect; cost. 5000.
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The Bronx.
ALTERATIONS.
OCTOBER s.
Manhattan.

Iaa ~ East; to . sty dglg; g w
IA, -" vest 10th ~. owner; r A Meyer,
EADIs1vH y; architect; cost. SO. 900.
patton Ts,HfsE. Ag; TO a Z sty dwlg; CON-
F.; brnsrette Jerusalem. 81 Eldr1dge st..
T t,s5 '''ineF' 80 East 10Th II. architect:
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AUCTION SAL s.

the Ion u 6aiGber a. 1918 at 1880 M at NO
.es s9 sth ave- ciu Of New York all goods "a, and
chattes stored in tine iollo" rnyes h" sme, f.
,,e,ns ~ annie sheahsn, J. II. Lee. Aloxan-
der Baylor. Annie oHara D. F cSseo M mrs
q y walsh. Emma ESn ca sTa,0nM Margaret s desan
Mase,e auIIni,ro and others. II the storage
uSe a,..r chare.s now due be not paid before
october 10. 1913. 49,,
LSaGSEYS STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
On IVES; 10th, ~ Y. city.
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Annie Campbell ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torney, W Wund
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Sight Seeing Yachts

go. To the Ocean. i.SO D. m. Tel. Broad 3s73
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
Office, No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th and
31th SITS, until o'clock p. m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch offices
at the regular rates until O'clock D. m. viz,
15s 9Th ave-, cor. 18th St; 104 East 14th ST.,
257 West ga 81. between 7th and sth sves.;
253 West 10th ST.; l63 East f2Jth ST.; 1855
81 ave-: 170S LIST ava, near Seth q.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOk'

LOST. -pankbook No. 1.02G.3II. Rank for Saw
ings. 80 4th ave, New YORK. PaymeH
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
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Feinale

COOKS buffers second men. Mattresses. laun-
dresses. chambermaids. kitchenmaids. ladies'
maids cooks who can launder. houseworkers.
Ju.sila Employment Agency. ESQ Lexington
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COOK.-Youns. oarabio woman; excellent ref
erences r.. Miss Hoffnsyers Agency, 40
Firth ave. 9th floor. Telephone +52T Madison
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PRIVATE HOME

for the care Of non-infectious chronic diseases
and aged invalid gentlemen; cheerful environ
ments: good food: conscientious nursing.
trained nurse Geo. W. Christie. II South Ell
lott Place. Brooklyn. n. Y.
WILLIS sp ni.,,,nr p S1a Ocean
IncurabJe and chronic patients Rates rea-
sorable Address Miss WARD. Supt Phon.
S34 Flstbush.
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DIR. MUIR'S INHALATORIUM

The only institution in America for the
scientific treatment Of Asthma. Bronchitis
and Catarrh by Vapor Inhalation.
JOSEPH MUIR, VI. d.,
Late Senior Physician to the New York
Throat Nose and Lung Hospitals; Visiting
Physician st. Joseph's Hospital.
AeolIan Hall. SO ". Ard st.
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CoUPLE.-Cook. butler: English; SIS. G.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency 32v Firth ave, 9Th
r-lnr Tnlnrlhnnn IroT Madlson SnnAre.
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COOK. by exceptionally neat young English
woman: good cook and baker: excellent ref
city or country; SIS month. Twins
ArcnrY q Mnat lith At
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HOUSEWORKER Good. all around cook
houseworker: neat. young coored woman
excellent references: s25. Tulls Agency 229i
9TH ave. Tel sO21 Norninsside.
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COOK - CHAMBERMArD WAITRESS: young
Norwegian: excellent city references; $50
$50 Il. Miss Hofmsyers Agency 800 Fifth
ave. 9th floor Telephone 4521 Madison 50.
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COOK and WAITRESS. or separate.
neat and obliglng. excellent reference; wages
$50 and so Domestic Exchange, 3A Column
-I-...-L La
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"THt NEW JERSEY TOUR 81
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

USEFUL MAN or farmland. So all around.
outside work: garden, horse. COW. chickens,
etc. references Otto Mathewson Agency, SIS
9Th ave Tel SO Bryant.
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OLD DOMINION LIN
To ALI Points South and West. Every Week day
al o. m. Pier 25 u. r. TEL $500 Franklin.
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NETWORK TRIBUHE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER g. 1913

investigated Advertisements Endorsed by The Tribune.
fee Charged for Investigation Arranged In Advance
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"OTHELLO" "ROMEO AND JULIET"

It it an old custom to say that a
 manager has spared neither pains
 nor expense, when it is desired to inn press the magnitude of his offering
 In the case of the MacLean-Hanford- Tyler-Drofnah Company the phrase
 may be properly revived. It applies with accuracy. A series of stage settings spectacular in design and lavishly beautiful in execution assist in the representation of the poem pagentry which any Shakespeanean presentation may become. The ap- pearance of this organization com posed almost entirely of first magni- tude stars at the Elks Theatre on Saturday, January 25, matinee and night will reveal presentation of Othello, on lines of Dramatic Festival proportions. The east is one of the kind which causes students of the theatre and it's traditions to paste the program in a scrap book to remind : coming generation of greatness in 1 days past as we are now raminda, of the greatness of such player as Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett
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"ADELAIDE THURSTON'

Good Fairies Hovered Ger Her.
 Adelaide Thurston had all the good fairies lowering around her cradle, for this charming star has every good gift that goes to make a woman great upon the stage even to the rarest of them all-the power of se- lecting pleasin, highly successful plays of which her new vehicle, "The Love Affair" is the highest type. Her unfailing charm adorning positive and commenting histuronio genius has won her a nation wide following that eagerly awaits each season the news of her return. She is so likeable and sDlendidly endowed with Womanly serength and depth of emotion, is so captivating in all her moods that to see her is to feel enriched and en- nobled. Only Maude Adams has ever been named as approaching Miss Thurston, in fascination. personality and irresistible power of characterl- zation that blend to make all heads captive. It was Miss Thurston, who, as a sip of girl, was named by Maude' Adams to succeed her as "Jadv Babbe" in 1.-The Little Min
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"TUE PRINCE OF PILSEN"

To the Elks Theater Monday night will come "The Prince of Pilscn" 8 work which enjoys deservedly a larg- CT share of popular favor than often falls to the lot of this evanes cent,
 form of stage entertainment It's story has much to commend in form as we'll as substance, the adventures of the Alderman from C ncinnati on his holiday trip to Nice Icing narrat- ed in manner that does no vio- lence to the "eternal verities;' the seongs are dainty and poetic, and the music supplied by Gustav Lud ITS suggests spontaneity and inspiration rather than the reminiscent pilferins of made-to-order compositions.
 The company sent by Manager Hen ry w. Savage has in it some who have remained by the Prince during his entire reign, and the cast in it's en- Eirety suggests that the management experiences no trouble in keeping the organization fully up to the standard fixed by the original perfor- nance. Jess Dandy will be again the Cincinnati Alderman with "splin- tered speech Arthur Hull, has the part of the real Prince and Fred Lyon makes a manly figure as the Ameri can naval officer. lLottie Kendall is the flirtatious widow. and Norman rown Dorothy Delmore, Eleanor De- herty, John O'Hanlon and Bobby Woosley are among those in roles of prominence.
 In costuming and material equip ment the production bears the Henry w. Savage hallmark. "The Prince of Pilsen' orchestra will again be feature.
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am the popularity of Balfe's work Iof great many years, this did not SatISIE the Aborns. Who decided that they Would attempt to realize from a scenic standpoint, and otherwise the oit expressed desire of Alfred Bum. the Iibreztist Of the opera and to thls end they engaged Mr. Edward p. Temple of Hippodrome fame, who 2onnd tha tthe book Of "The Bohem- lam Girl' mas prolific of ideas. which if realized, would make a series of most unusual stage pictures All this. it is said, has been done and Balfe's immortal opera as it now is given, discloses six gorgeous scenes representing Count Arnheim's Cas- tie in the mountains. Gypsy en- oampment, a country road, a Fair, the Palace of Justice and the Marble Halls each varying with the other in gorgeousness. Then there are in- troduced in several scenes a score of horsese that are said to add great
 ly to the general effectiveness, and In the Gypsy encampment W th it's caravans are seen d band of real Gypsies, chickens, dogs, geese, swine, and in fact all that combines to make a truthful and complete picture. In the Fair scene are shown the jugglers sword sWalloWers. fortune tellers and other usual characters. and in add- tion thereto the remarkable IIassen Ben Ali troupe of acrobats The nov city of the third act is the ballet The Dance of the Hours from Pom chielli's La Gioconda, which it is, promised, will prove an acceptable innovation. As it is being presented by the Aborns, Balfe sgrand old opera enliscs the services of an immense company, which embraces a double cast of celebrated grand opera solo, ists, big chorus, corps de ballet and special orchestra, the latter under the direction of George Lyding. The un- usually strong cast embraces Helena Morrill,, who will be heard in the role of "Arline.' Nella Brown, con- tralto as the Gypsy Queen,' George Tallman, as "Thaddeus,' Wilmot C. Goodwin as the Count" Detmar H. Poppin the "Devilshoof,' and Stephen Stott as "Florestein.'
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It was Ml. ij4utord's fortune as a youthful actor 10 It. associucd wt5U the men jus HnGjoned Mf Na- Lean has been 4 cons. icuous tr44.d- ian of the ela*sic school who's
 methods are 6feer the less iina3
 keyed to cnrr=u taste. The Vorl
 knows Miss IElw once lna ra-e as sparkling revelation in d"in'y ,om- edy she resou"lv twned h"r bark on the career which was within hur gasp and deFo"d hcrsolt to t.w highest forms Of tegirimata portrayal
 Miss Marie Drofnah has charmed a'r audiences with varicnt play c! moods, ranging from Beatrice and Katharine to Cleopatra as co-star with Charles l. ildnlord The stars
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ne seasons Greatest Theatrical Week the 1zs Theatre

ister' and so right royalty did she triumph that she became star in her own right and revealed her greatness in series Of successes that honogod the stage by their distinction, class and artistry. Such were, Sweet Clover" At Cozy Corners" Polly Primrose" "The Triumph Of Betty" "Fhe Girl Out Yonger," "The Wo- mans Hour" Contrary Mary" and Miss Ananias
 Adelaide Thurston will shortly ap- pear in this city in her latest success "'fhe Love Affair." by Frederick fauldine, who will he remembered as the author of The Woman's Hour" that delightful American comedy played by Miss ThUrston so success fully few seasous ago.
 Miss Thurston comes to the Elks Theatre tor one performance on Fri day night, January 24 in this new play.
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"THE BOHEMIAN GIRL"

Of the notable offerings of the present season a tthe Elks Theatre is the Aborn Opera Company, which will present it's mammoth spectacular revival of 'The Bohemian GirT' Gin Enslish) there on Wednesday. Janu- ary 22. No presentation of opera staged in years has appealed more strongly to music lovers than has Balfe's popular opera with it's de- llghtful music, "The Heart Bowel Down" "Fair Land of Poland linen You'll Remember Me-" 'I Dreamt l DWelt in Marble Halls and others that are equally beautiful. While fhe music in itself was sufficient to sus-
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Who have leon as mDlod in tiUs Ur 4auizafiJu NouId seem to suIGlE att tht talents nacIrd for q D! -eHin- entlY great la~. care has been talk eu iR s ec'ing players 3hJ rte sa assume 5Ht lesser roles. 4 sn6al lorrupe will bo in evidence iavo.te. ill se.neay and costumes. A G-e matinee performance on SauurLA "Romeo and IoIie," will be given
 a.. E. D Mclean Niyl play tlomeo. Miss Tyler. Juliet, Miss nrofH 'h. the nurse. and Mr. IIanlord, Morcuie.
 scenic production of sare oNfellcna- will greatly add to the atmosT Thare of the play 1h' story of rne t2 z
 Star crossed love. $" never Arows olp and appeals to young and old alta