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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
8aS iimo mir nnierer
Tamilie?

@s lit leioer cine bepeGttgte &lage,
,mB in unierer 3eH ser Gomilieniimt
mebr unb upebr 1dapruoet. IS 1T oas
Elm beoenfli9es 3eiden, 3as 5n err=
item @eounten AnloB gibt. @epobn-
lid peroen Sic @ergniigungiltht lnro
ser madieuoe @efeqigteitstrieb 1eS
uucernen Menlden 0ofur o%eramt1port=
lib genradt. Mber es lit mirflid oas
ouein? sino muir Sic Manner oom
muoernen 9ebe1r aneeffranfeh uno
nidt aud Ste 6rouen? Sinoen
fSrarerr bon beute ibr Seim, lire So
milie, 0ieier eng urgren5te Birtungs=
freis, pom Gent 10 piel Segen n1to
@liid ol,sgeben tanm, mirfli4 tbr
Sodltes? 5rogem lie mi6t NIT 5fprl5
ouru1p, me,u1 lid oas 6amilienleben
beute baiufwer als friiber lodert?
Cine quite oeltfdde @ansfran ur=
tbeilt 6orilber folgenoermaben: SOFT
ie0er Sag bringt Elm neltes S9lag=
MORT, SOS Ser mo0ernen Srau etne
meme, an @irfiamteh retdere Stel=
lung oerbeiBt. SIT Senm aber mtrt=
lid unler 8eruf 10 flefn, bob mir
Sraueh INNS befrieoigt fiblen fonnen?
sit ser 8irfungsfreis, IN Den inns
Sic Matl1r geiteM bot, mirflih 10 arm,
lit 0iegfole ser mooernenSnlSfral t u.
Scr ermadlener Sodter I'M Snhe 10
gering, oaB miir 1uns ibrer gu 1durrer
bra1dten? Sd glolpbe, mir fon1per1
detroit aut1porten: rMein!" 8tr loa=
ten uns lieber fragen: Sbum MIR oen'
alles, lint Sic inns 5ugetpielere Stel=
lltng mts5ufiibren, Sen inns obltegen.
Sen Mufgaben bon gu geniigen? getd)t
sn @stniunnfetitt n fHy nbeH SEN Mfenz
Iden uro gilt lint ieinen Bertht lors
6ern ser @eit, in oem MIR inns Der
lelben u~1ter5ieber. 1tm6 tpte meit III
SOS 6el5, sos Sic Samtlte 1ms
I5nolen bietet, ein Sel6, onf bent NH
aGe 6ie @qben, 6ie Ser 5ral1 perlre=
fen itn6, emfullen f0nuren. Sob On
es gefaGen, niht 5lum 8irfen tns
@roBe Inns @eite, iorr0ern NIT Oct:
ner @ruft -auf einen fletneren &rets
oornebmli9 SEN 6es Sauies limo oel
Syomilie ongewieien 5u ieim! BH
reidh farm iib an4 eine eng l1ntldrte:
bene unb aaBerlth lrmldJeinbare Sba-
ttiqfeit geitulten, ureo tpe[@ etn Seger
ruff im1uer 6orout penn man es NIT
Gent GdyiGer'iidem 8ort belt: rune
ianrrnelt 1tin 1tno uneri6lnff I'M flette:
item @l1rfte sic b0dite &rofft!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
6ritr 9 biz ID.

ginfluB iener &retie idallo, Ole ffiib
iest gum 5ittenri@ter m1fipielen mol
len. Grit idnfft 8efierung IN e1ren
eigenen &eiben, get init glttem Bet
ipieI boram 5nnn fonu1t atn6 be1iibt
el1d l1m ole @ergeben e1rrer @itupert-
|iden. Midt idy0ne @ore banr es,
ionberm oas 8eiipiel neiBt BIN. Das
|9aiter, meldes lrrber ser drrneren Be-
%p0lterlrmg ieBt i~te0enapeis INIT eini-
iden @obIbebaget HoBgeoedt, 1nb
nllen Geiten beGelebtet uruo breitge-
treten miro, neroient lrrfer Mitleib,
ole SelrdeIei 6erer aber, sic init Sim
gern 6nrolf tpefien atrr1 ielbit I'M
Sdm1be tpiablem, ben0ient ami ere
b6dffte @erndtlng.
@ir iirto i9on in einem ~frirberen
MrtiteI entidie6en 1afiir eirgetretem
ooB 6ie Mrtm1tb fem @edt perIeiH,
ii6 Sem 2aiter 5u Mberlieferm. Die
Mrnr1tb idanoet ni9t mobl ober 5as
9after. l1n5 fbotlddli6 TT o1d Ole
Mrmattb ielten an oem 9dter l9ul6.
@ir treten itets fir etne finanaieGe
umo mtrtbidnftlide 8eiferftellr1pg ser
drmeren rr6 mittleren 8eboltera1ngs-
idyidyten Elm, 5o6 ebenio energii6 BE-
fGmpfeu mir Ole bon oen beu6lerii6en
unteri1ufut11gs 9 &ommiiiionen ims
@om g%etragene Meinltug, ais Of 6ie
Mnmutb getpiiiermaben etn 8ripile-
gium fir sos 9aiter babe. 0os iin6
ibie @0lfe in S6afsfleioern, Ole au1-
ter ser Maaste Ser bdBlid,en @eldelei
sic @eiinnr,ng oes Bottles oersiftet
bnben inns nod meiter pergiften. gs
lit nidt piel anoers als in ierer iitten-
lolen 3ett, bie ser fnan5ofllden @epo-
luton boranging. Dur1m febret a1-
crit Dor eurer S5biir, ibr beu9leriiden
@eltperbeiierer, Str upodt sos ltebd
ionif Min nod gr0Ber. Mtdt @orte,
ion6ern 6as quite 8eiipieI iiber5eugt
lln6 beiiert. @eg nit Der -5eudelei!
9egt ole Mrt on oie @a1r5eI 6es nebes
um6 funget bei er6 ielbit an. Dunm
f0onnt STR logen, - nadbem ibr 6em
8uIten oa1s Current Ml1ge ge5oeen
bubt,-u6reu1t6, InB MIDI ser 5pltt-
ter mts Dei1rem M1tge 5ieben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
zmritrr Ihrtl.
Grahlinss= Ginsus.

Sic Sem ter aui. Sic 9er3en aufl
@%e5htpinbel @ei6tptnbel
Ser dIte @inter min bere1s,
Or trippet dngitlt9 bur6 0as 6dus,
Ct ninoet bong ii6 in Der 8rnit
l1nb framt 3ufummen ietnen 8uf,
@el6ptnbe, gef9tptnoe.
Sic Seniter auf. Sic 9er3en a1tfl
8e1hapinbel @ef6tptnbel
CT lpirt ben Srubltng bor Dem Sbor,
Ser min i'm 3upfeu bel benz DIR,
Sim auu1en an Sem tpetben gdrt
RaA folder milben 8ubenart,
8e11ipinbe, geldtpinoe.
Sic Seniter auf, Sic 3er5en arfl
Beldlpiuoe! @eI6tpinoel
Ser ErihIina prdt nnb tlopft ia lbon
6ordt, bordt, es 1T fem lieber Sonl
CT podt unb flppfet, mas er tarn.
Mit fleiuen 8llmenfup1pen nn,
@eIdminbe, geidptnoe.
Sic Eenlter auf, Sic 5ersen aufl
8eIhntnbel 8elhntnbe!
Gum Mngriif i6ldgt Sic Mahttga4
Hnb bor6 unb 6orh etn @ie0er9aa,
Gin @ieoerbnu aus me1ner Brl1t!
6erein. bereiu, nu Sruhlingsluft.
@eld1pinbe. gei9tp1nne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
9ppii@er Gbarafter5n8'

Sic 8iirger unieuer Stut en1-
pfinoen oas tteHte MmseffuN fir
Smuba. aonnen mir Sbnen out TT
qe1po eine @eiie belfeu? 8ir itrro 1tets
eirweoenf Ser @roBber5igfeit, one ste
inns qeqeniiber tn Ger 5fltmoe Der
Scott an Sen Sag gelegt 5oben." IL
so lartete ble Depeide, melde Ma=
nor Dablmarm BON Smnba no1 Der
oiele 5tnot perbeererioep Sturmtata=
ltropbe BON Mapor &olf aus Som
sSrqncisco unter pieler aruoeren abrr
Iih lauten0en erbtelt. Mber lie madbe
einen t%ieferen @inbrud auf Smabas
lfddotHdesS breba1rpt, als ole iabrtgen:
Denn ite erinnerte on oas noh mett
furdytbunere nrrgliif, BON Dent one
gtoSt mn goloenen Mbore Dor I'm,
gefabr lieben Sabren beinrgefi 1dbt
muroe. D6e 9epelde o1s Sm Sran+
cisco erinnerte ibn or Dos 5tpild)e11
iben mneritmiid,en 5tG6ten 'beItebett=
Sc idome @egenieitigfeitsoerbdlt1tB
an abre 8ereitidot, einarroer I'M Hrp'
glif gut belfen, in ser Stl1noe Der
Motb bei5mipringen. Ser Stoot Snru
Iponcisoo ma1rbe na9 Ger Grobebene
ffotaifnopbe umo ser in @er6irtoairrg
init nit STR olsbneheroem oerbdngntb=
oollep 6eltersbr11nif BON alen Stoo-
Ten Ses 9an6es ltno bie1en flet1re1r
&iIfe alttbei1. Mber lte
,rnbm tie rasr 10 loapge on, os tie
rofbtpe1totg NOT. Sobalo
fid lire Biirger bon oert er1tetf
5dJreden erbolt batten, oas Sdltnomr
ite merifamoen mot, ertpnd9te ubr
5elHhpertraape11 mie6er, u1t6 tie ebttr
ten ole meitere 9ilfe OBJ.
9upnba bot bon %porrrberein outs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
Mnrianopel.

MoriarmpeI, SOS la1ge Dor Ser gr-
o6er1ng @omituntirppels, idorn I'M
Snbre 1861, bon Dem Siirfen urter
Sem SlrItu1p Ne1rno I. erohert tnltr6e
l1tto oa1m Big our gimudbme &onfban-
ttrropels 6ur9 Murn6 III. I'M Sabre
1853 oie psmomiide o5er Mrfiide
@olaptituot mar, tit iest, nod 552
Snbren, alas osmaniidem mieoer IN
driitli9en 8eiit. ibergegangen. @ie
lange miro &oti tantinopel nod unter
DEM 9ulbmoto bleiben, lrnter 6em e
ipbt 400 Sobre ~geitnnoen but2 Die
nlte 5to6t Sa0rians, sic iid, bon ben
|1iirffe1t NUT 10000 big 10000 Munm
lmter Squirt @aida pertbefoi@, Ian-
ger gebalten, ols moan ertpartet botte,
lit Don oerp 8ulgapen un6 @erben INT
ter oem 0berbeeblsbober Ser critic
rem, General Su1pop, nod gritur-
mlrr1g ser SORTS uro eines SbeiIes
Ser inneren gefeltigungem, getunt-
nten moroert unter idhperen Berlu-
iten.
Ser gmtidei1ungsfampf mrr0e an
porlesten Sonntag obeno nutt eitpem
or~eitiinoigen gegen Ole Stoot nn0 one
Sorts gertdteten 8ombnroernent er-
0ffnet un6 ool1erte SEN garsen Mon-
tug birour9, Big Ste Surten gegen
Mbero oie auBeren Sorts raltmten.
Sim Dienitogmorgen plroe Der
&surrpf er1pe1tert u1 6is Methpo4
fortgelebt, Big aat@ Sic innere'1 Sorts
sum TgeiI BON Sen 8laJgaren in0
Serben NIT itiirrpenoer Sano gertoae-
mem pore11. Die Mngnetfer erlitten
eubei idtpere @erlltite. Gin ierbrihes
urpo Elm bldleoriides @egtmeh iollen
our6 Mi1pmerploiion oernidtet nor
ser iein. Ser tirfiide @onureora.
oart. gdrpfrt &ai@a, Don sem bereits
fdlidIi6 gemeloet tprroe, er bobe
seIbitmor6 begargen, bot am Mnh.
modnadprattag ieinen Degen Dem
bulgarii@en Oberbefeblsbaber ga.
motp bergeben, ober erit, nn4oem
er ote tirfiidyen Depots um1 eirpett
|GbeiI ser Stoot in Mide eelegt batbe.
Sn ser ge~notu1serten Geitung fiebt
les miit aus. De Gimpobnerf@aft
|befimoet iid in GROCER Mrgft Dor
melserr 3uinmpenit0ben 5tpif9er BEN
siegerm nno SEN 8eiiegtern ir1perbdlb
ser gtuot, Dor Moifufern ieite's ser
Eurterr uro Ser @atlgaren un6 Ser.
6en. Ma9 sen norIteeeroer Rodrid.
ten benbiihtigte General Sparotp,
melder Ole 8elogerungsarupee BON
MriaropeI befebIigfe, NIT ei-
nen 9rntppern ei13lsieben. R06thg Ser
oinnno bot ieine1t baloigen feierlitter
@ir3ltg in ole IN baalgoriiden BefR
iibergeberoe olte r6nriidR aoiierftoot
urto pdtene mefioena ser tIrffiffdt}er
5llItnne nr~pgefur3igt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

%SApO ADk$o SS~S
9ie Sm9emo obme Colt.
Die Berltner v@ermnrria" perDf=
fenflidte M1rfangs Sanlaar etrerr De
rift iiber cine @erban0lung Dor Der
@erliner Strdffammer 6es 2aroge=
rifytes 1, melder beion0erer @rmabs
rng mertb iit:
Ser ebangelil9e Hfarrer SDloeier
pom ser Hiingitfirdc botte tn ser eot=
firmationsitunoe einer unbotnlaBtge1t
ShiiIer geobrfeigt uno an Ben Sbrer
ge5ou1t. gr NOR pom 5d0ffengeriM
freigeIproden moroen nno an4 oas
9unogeridG gelangte CUR 5retlpre=
dn11rg. = Sn ser 8emeisaufnabme erz
goben lidy bodit beoolaerlide 3uitanse
Ser &ermiloerl1tg unter ser Sugsro
i'm ser @erlimer @emeinbedn1le. STE
@rnben perb0bnten IN ser Gonfirnna=
ftionsftltrtbe hifrert &affor forfgefebt,
leqterp stmfbomr6en ur0 ifreuter
sSanS uto Crib en, trieben aaer1ei
lttfug, moren freb un6 apioeripenilt tpg
ulr1o BON elmer unbegren5ten 3uftlo=
iigfeit. 1ie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
F0is5iplin unter 5en Sdiilern mar
fait um0glid @tmos S0beres umo
@emeineres ols SOS @er5alten Der
@onfirmnnoen, 10 bef1trtbete ein 3er-
ge, Eoitor @dlegelmtl6, babe ct me
gee eben. &aitor Splneiter NOR in=
|folge ser &obbeiten 6ieler Suger6 10
mitgenommen, 0aB er eine 3ettlnng
|6us Sonatorilem oltfiuden mlabte.
3ergen befun5eten, tpie etru Sunge
|qeiagt 6ohhe:: vBott sen S6mar5en
|lallen mir lnts Nibts gefaGen! @ater
bat geiogt, mir brau6en uns Nfdts
gefanen 5u 1oiien!"
Sn ser @rreg1mg iiber ote Snedt
felt 1no sen ungebori am eires 6teler
@iipel bate Ser Baitor BON iettrent
3iidtigl1ngsredte @ebruu6 gemaM.
Or por gong ~ber5peifelt 5ariiber, Dot
ieine quite Mbiidt, aus oen Slrrpgen
geiittete u15 aniftaimoige 9eltte 5rt mo-
derr, an Ser 8ospiGigfeit unb &iipel=
bnftigfeit ser Sltngen fdFeiterte. =
8eId Elm trauriges 8ilo outs ser SUI
genb bietet 1rt 6ieies @orfommni B
9eudtet es nidt it einen Mbgrltr6?
|1ie @ltern oteier &inder fins, mooerne
@eioem, mabre @abeneltern, @te lire
eigene Sageno fir's 3udtbaats reif
moden. 9enn mos an6eres fon outs
iolfen @ariden meroen als &oblinge,
gerbrefer un6 3udtbdusler. @obtn
miro oos oel1tide @olf forrnnen, tpertr,
Sos @briitentbatn1s n1ts Der 5ee1e beS
aiin6es bintpeggetpiidf miro, merrr 6ae
Sssuge1b obne Soft limo obne ie6es re-
ligi0ie Genten beronap6bft. Cine Sc
IeGifnft obme @ott lit fdlmmer, tp1e
eine &eer6e pil6er Sbiere. Seine
@eebe urro teine Holi3ei iin6 mt
Itan6e, iie 5l bGin6igen.
She Mntgear otf, ibr gItern, Sic ibr
nod dpiitlid 6enft, oie lift Sic Ser.
onttportlidfeit bor @ott fir elrre @in-
Ser fiibIet; orget NIT aner 4rnft, bab
eure @in6er in ser @eligion eefeitigt,
Inn @ute1p rmterridtet ltn6 gu bruben,
ndMdnffenen @eniden er5ogen tuer-
5en. Dime @ott uno obpe 61tr# boz
.ieiner Mntpiifenbeit ltno @eredtigttehit
i'll 6te Menidbeit oerlorer. Sorget
fir grbaltlrng ser @riitliiden, confei-
liorenen Bofsidlple, sic nit eltdb ltrto
in e1rrem @eifte nrbeitet on ser Ser
anbiIoa1ng elmer brupe1, gotttessffurdfM-
gent SSuger6. Mebmt ieoe @elegerbet
.tpnbr, e1tdbb fir 6iieie errite atrto beiiige
slrfgnbe at riifben, ele6 at ~lrtterrfdt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
50. gabraana. Ct GtDnb, nftnnepta,0 onmrna9 ben .. M~h, 1913.

ten ilber sic Mittel urlb @ege a1 Ole
ien 3iele. Gin unieittger 8eitritt
our Suganiiation CUR 8ertbei6igu1rg
Der Hriitliden Sda1Ie umo @r5iebumg
lit %motbmer6ig, I'M uniener Slpgeno
eiiue gr5iebung gu peridaffen, melde
ibr 5ettlides mus epiges Sell nerbiir=
gen famn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

Daleins un0 ane s6reden oes 2ebens
uro bes CODES erbebt; 6aB tie ii@ 5eS
groBen @ortes %erinnerr: u@ir iin6
gottlidyen @el9lefts."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
VAN HOyEN BUNEE WYDE-
;: ADJUSTMENTS =

seeing It. and except what he has read
In the papers knows nothing about il
or the singer in its principal role. He.
however, frankly tells the great singer
that he firmly believes that TO portray
n part such as "Zaporah" he believes
that the person assuming It. must be
like that part herself. Miss Bartlett. OF
minister knows nothing of the world
because he shuts himself of from II
and those he considers sinners, How
ever. Notwithstanding the sermon has
! made great impression on the con-
gregation and he is asked to repeat II
before the Y. NJ. C. A. and to give 1t
to the press in full.
At the end of the first act the min
lister agrees TO allow Miss Bartlett to
introduce him TO number OF great
artists so that he can get an insight
into their lives.
The second act is laid in Miss Bart
let's studio. II is eight days later.
The Rev Mr.. Sturgis has been to see
her eight times during that time.
While he is there at this particular
| time number OF singers and
musicians arrive First of all Is a
young MUSICIAN kfldt the great singer
has taken out OF the gutter and made
to prosper. Then the greatest living
contralto. Madame Sternburg Reese,
comes in dragging behind her young
girl shahbily dressed. 1t appears that
a few nights previous this young wo-
man desiring to see how Jane Bartlett
would act under adversely, took the
jewels out of the casket during a per-
Torrance of Faust SO that when the
great soprano came TO sing the famous
jewel song, no jewels were there. She
was, of course. upset and the singer
did not do her best. The girl had
been discharged, of course, and the
great contraito came to get Jane to
have her reinstated in the chorus. The
singer. of course. refuses to use her
good Office. and when Madame Stern
burg Reese says she will ruin this
young girls career. the great soprano
laughs at the idea of her having a
career. Madame Sternburg- r eese
says the girl has good voice and asks
Miss Bartlett to hear her sing. Miss
Bartlett, of course, refuses and rushes
out of the room. Not discouraged,
however, Madame Sternburg- Reese
makes the girl sing, knowing that the
great soprano Will be listening at the
door. Sure enough. as the song pro-
crosses Miss Bartlett opens the door
wider and wider and finally PUSHES in
and hugs the girl. She sends her
abroad to be trained and does every
thing she can for her.
When Madame Sternburg- Reese has
gone the minister asks who she was.
and Is dumbfounded when told that
that "mothering hen" has the night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
The Iittlest Rebel
Appears at Bijou
for Entire " eek

THE LittIest Rebel" Edward
FepfEAs foI-r=slcr PLAY we-11Ct7 Dustin
and VIM. Farntlnf appeared as joint
stars last season will open at the Bijou
theater for a weeks enga cement start
ing Monday night. This season A. H.
Woods viii present Miss Mary Miles
Minter, who Is the original. in the
title role.
! In "The Littlest Rebel" which is a
Civil War play, the author has made
a unique departure from the conyen-
tieHai story Of the late a4F4eiaasa n ness.
Instead of employing as central
theme the love affair of two persons
one from the North and the other
from the South. he has taken for his
topic the paternal love of two men,
one actuated naturally and the other
through sympathy. He has shown
that 1t Is not alone the love that eN-
lists in opposite sexes that will in
spire to deeds of bravery, heroism and
elasticity OF duty. but a far stronger
motive can exist when the chord Of
human paternity is touched.
Herbert Cary. a Southern scout, is
seen as he is visiting his little mother
less daughter who Is living alone
hungry and ragged In rough cabin
by the mountainside. after the burn
ing OF their home by Union soldiers
The father Is about TO be shot, bat
through the pleadings of his little
daughter. virgie. the commanding of
ficer of the Union soldiers, Lieutenant
Colonel Morrison, reients and allows
the scout TO escape. Later in the day
battle ensues during which the scout
saves the Northern colonefs life.
They are both betrayed and taken
prisoners and brought before a court
martial. Both officers are sentenced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
Singing Comedians
Top New Colonial
Bill for the Week

4 messenger hoy singing -quartette
popular and famous w vaudeville cir
Clcs because OF their ability ia
harmonic AS well as by reason Of
their descriptive singing. VIII add a
splendid feature 10 the new bill OF
vaudeville arranged by Wilmer. Vim
cent and Wells Ia open at the Colonial
tomorrow. In addition to their sing
ing excellence. the four young fellows
have humorous inclinations and the
comedy exacted from the accom- pany-
ing dialogue and dancing frequently
found throughout their Offering will
make Of theirs ono Of the most en-
joyable features TO have been seen here
during the young season.
Guy NJ. DALEY. the human FISH will
do some remarkable fcats under
water. He uses an immense tank.
gives a demonstration Of hfe-savIng
and some diving feats not hitherto
seen here in aquatic offerings that
have preceded his advent into this
city Daley is former champion II
the world and performs some astourd-
ing feats under the surface of the
water.
Lee and Perrin, American come
dams with deucediy English names.
Will provide one of the most inter-
esting Of variety offerings, their SKIN
and ability covering many OF the
fields limited 10 cXceilence Of display
to most features ON any bill.
Virden and Dunlap musical come
dy mixed pair with specially selected
songs and a bright line of new con-
versational cleverness, Will add a
pleasing touch To the bill.
a musical artist in Dick DeLoris, a
Continued on Fourth pagep
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

The sorry OF ''The Tongues Of Men. :"
the most recent play tn he presented
by Henrietta Crosman. sounds more
interesting than any story II has been
the talented womans fortune to un-
fold.
1t was written by Edward Childs
Carpenter and the first act begins In
the vestry room of church. The
choir outside is just singing the re-
cessional as the curtain goes up and
the play begins. The Rev Pentield
Eturgis has just preached remark
able sermon denouncing certain
opera. "Zaporah,' that has just been
produced and characterizing the singer
who appeared in the leading role as
a "wanton creature" This singer.
Jane Bartlett. happens to be III the
church at the time, and waiting till
the church is empty boards the min
lister In his vestry room. The singer
is angry clear through and denounces
the sermon In no mild terms. taking
particular exception TO that part that
reflected upon her personal character.
The minister is engaged 10 be married
to q very sweet girl who is present
at the time. 1t develops that the
minister condemned the opera without
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The Purple Lady
Coming to Lyric
-
and Many Others
IMMENSE MUSICAL COMEDfETTE
TO PROVIDE FEATURE OF NEW
KEITH VAUDEVILLE BILL

b. A. Rolfe has come to be regard
ed in vaudeville as Charles Frohman
is esteemed in the legitimate field.
His musical productions are many and
varied. They never Iaii OF success.
The latest. and said to be one of the
best. will provide the main feature of
the new weeks bill Of Keith vaude-
vile TO open ar the Lyric with the
matinee tomorrow. 1t Is entitled
The Purple Lady" and will employ
the talents OF ten people. mostly girls,
with Ralph Lynn, the famous eccen-
trio English comedian. as the bright
particular star OF the offering. The
Purple Lady Is Of the new style
musical comedy presentations. intro
ducing a host of new and specially
written lyrics. and displaying some
novel stage effects and some beauti-
full lighting devices to add TO the
beauty and the splendid effect il is
destined to make on the minds of
local theatergoers.
No less a feature, and one that IS
OF almost equal importance where
the excellence OF Keith vaudeville is
known and recognized. Will rest in
the appearance Of the Carl Eugene
Troule Of acrobatic peers. There are
nine people in this company of ath-
some acrobatic and risky feats that
are so sensationaliy sensational as to
defy description.
Van Hoven, the "dtppy' magician
accredited as the cieVerest as well as
the funniest of men 10 have INDUCED
in sleigh.-of- hand feats for public
entertainment, will add a mystic fea-
ture as well as proving himself to be
one OF the NEST humorous of enter
tanners to have ever been seen here
Franker Wood and Bunee Nyde
will offer a distinctive musical come
dy called Goodnight" in which there
Is a plenty OF rythm and mirth. The
eccentric dancing excellence of
Franker Wood has been IN this city
In the production OF The Cinderella
Girl" and The Echo" and as in the
case OF his former appearances. this
week he will be accompanied in his
new offering by Bunee Wyde, strik-
ingiy pretty blonde of excellent voice
and musical comedy gifts.
Morris Golden, The Yiddle with
the Fiddle" and Grace DeWintres
THE Kid Ventriloauist. will add a
versatile number to the bill. in that
Golden's musical exhibition Is of sur
passing value and the disttnctiveness
attaching 10 Miss DeWintres ventrilo-
quail offering will make the display
pleasing to her auditors.
F. Another dancing specially will be
offered in the appearance of Lockett
and Waldron. a clever pair of young
fellows, whose soft and wooden shoe
dancing win add to the pleasure Of
the bill
Henrietta Wilson and company will
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before sung the part of the wicked
mother in the opera s'Zaporah."
The minister then realizes that he
must be wrong in his ideas regarding
singers and actors, and wants to make
reparation. But 1t IL too late. The
manager of the opera house arrives
with the news that owing to the min
ister's sermon, the police have for
hidden any further performances of
"Zaporah.' 1t would not be right to
go on and tell the entire story and
how the play ends Needless to say
Miss Bartlett does not fall in love with
the minister or he with her.
Miss Crosman, of course, plays Jane
Bartlett. the famous singer, and has
the greatest part of her life. Since
the closing of THE Lure" and THE
Fight" in New York by the police, the
play 1.-THE Tongues of Men" has be-
come the most talked of play on the
stage today. Miss Crosnan will bring
The Tongues of Men to the Academy
Wednesday and Thursday and Thurs
day matinee. Seats on sale tomorrow.
little Women"
Louisa Nj. Alcott's charming story
of a bygone generation. Little Wo-
men" will be the offering at the
Academy Friday, Saturday, with a
matinee each day.
The simple announcement that II is
the William A. Brady production sent
on tour direct from The Playhouse,
New York, where Ii ran for solid
year, Is sufficient guarantee that local
playgoers will get their moneys worth
in a play that has been pronounced by
clergymen, newspaper critics and
thousands of enthusiastic patrons as
the most wholesome and lovable Of
our time.
The Friday matinee is for the bene-
fit of the school children, who care
to avoid the Saturday rush. This per-
Torrance will begin promptly at Q
O'Clock.
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provide an exciting number in the
remarkable sharp shooting of the
slight little lady whose name features
the offering.
Pathe weekly displays Of scenes
photographed IN different sections Of
the civilized world and of interra-
tional interest will complete each Of
the two daily performances. the miti-
nee Of which begins at $50, and the
night performance at $50. All re-
served seats for the popular daily
matinee are on sale at % cents.