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upon levying blackmail on her rela-
tives. When Jacqueline learns that her
life may become known to her son she
slays the adventurer and upon being
arrested gives no excuse for her act.
maintaining a stolid silence from the
hour of her arrest until she is brought
before the court and hears the impas-
stoned plea of young lawyer for
her life. That lawyer is her own son.
appointed by the court to defend the
mysterious. friendless woman. The cli-
max of Madame X' has no equal on
the modern stage for emotional appeal.
In the title role Miss Jane Morgan
will have the biggest role she has ever
members of the company will each
have an opportunity to display versa
tility.
The regular company will be aug
numeraries
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POLLS

The present company of players at
Polls will say their farewell to Wash
ington this week in the big melodra-
matte success, Alexandra Bisson's
Madame "" first produced in this
country by Henry w. Savage, with Do
rothy Donnelly as the star.
Madame X" tells the absorbing story
of young girl, Jacqueline. who mar
ries "a man much older than herself. Her
husband is too wrapped up in his legal
affairs to give much thought to his
young wife, who finally falls in love
with another man, runs away from
home and deserts her baby boy. Twen-
ty years later Jacqueline returns to
France. after having drained the cup
of life to it's bitter dregs. She has
sunk to the lowest depths and now ap-
pears in Bordeaux as the companion of
an adventurer, who has learned of her
former social position and is Intent
Evening star., 1914-11-15
G4XElX

Max Spiegel. at the Gayety Theater
this week. will present THE Watson
Sisters" in his latest two-act musical
comedy, Morocco Bound" described as
a Moorish fantasia. The Watson Sis
ters. Kitty and Fanny, who play the
principal feminine roles. were formerly
features in musical comedies and vau-
deville. Charles Kuebler has written
the music for the show while special
lyrics have been arranged by Arthur
Denvir. The piece is staged in two
acts and five scenes. In the cast are
Ben Pierce and Lew Williams, as the
principal funmakers; AL Hilliar. Jack
MCGOWAN, n. Hinton, Fay Darling. Ma
bel Nahum and others. in addition to
a chorus of thirty girls. who will pre-
sent the sixteen song numbers. The
interest and humor of the play arise
from the adyentures of party bouno
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Burma and Java" Tonight.

Harry c. Ostrander, a traveller with a
new point of view. who in the past
twenty years has touched many little
known lands" will give the first of his
series of five Sunday night travel talks
at the Belasco Theater tonight at 1890
o'clock: His subject will be 'Burha and
Java"
Mr. Ostrander is a stranger to Wash
ington lecture lovers. but he comes
highly indorsed as an interesting en-
tertainer. He had ideas of his own
when he started on the years of wan
derings that have resulted in his
present-day lectures He made friends
with natives: not just friendliness OF
the day, but bond, it is claimed,
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Nine. Won Unschuld in Recital.

Nine. Won Unschuld will give piano
recital Friday at the First Congrega-
tional Church, under the auspices of
the Missionary Society, for the benefit
of the war sufferers.
Nine. Won Unschuid believes the ma
tions involved in war are in need of
cotton, and, as America likes to dis
pose of cotton, at her suggestion the
proceeds of the recital VIII be used
| to provide the war sufferers with warm
clothing made of cotton procured at
cost price.
Nine. Won Unschuld will present an
attractive program, and her little
daughter, Madeleine, who started her
public musical career so successfully y
with a concert for the benefit OF the
Christmas ship, will assist her mother
with a number.
Evening star., 1914-11-15

Carl Randall. will offer at keith's The
ater this week a fresh menue of bur-
lesque. Mr.. Randall formerly danced
with Loupoukowa and the other Rus
sian artists. IZetta Jewel will make
her vaudeville debut in The Passion
Play of Washington Square," a one
act play with role fashioned especial
ly for Miss Jewel by Sidney Hirsch.
author of The Fire Regained. Miss
Jewel will be supported by T. Jerome
Lawler. Jane Wheatley. Wilbur Stutz
and Earl Rowan. Other features Will
include Billy Gould and Belle Ashlyn
in nonsense, parody and repartee; Joe
Cook. the humorist. in a travesty of
The Miracle Man; the two Farber
girls, in Bits of Dainty Vaudeville :;
Bert Lamont and his cowboy singers;
Henrietta de Serriss' Partisan models
in reproductions of statuary and paint
ings; the Aerial Budds, trapeze art
lists; the pipe organ recitals, and the
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Burton Holmes Travelogues.

Tuesday morning TT $50 o'clock the
sale of course tickets for the Burton
Holmes travelogues will open at the
Columbia Theater. with a larger num-
ber of advance requests for reserva-
tions, it is announced. than has been
recorded in the twenty-five years Mr.
Holmes has been visiting Washington.
These orders will he filed in the order
of their receipt before the openi3 8 OF
the regular sale Mr.. Holmes will have
two identical courses this season. the
sunday evening course starting No
vember % promptly at $50 o'clock,
with England as the subject. Ihen
will follow weekly in the order named
scotland" ireland Germany and
Austria" and 1.-The Allied Powers" The
second course will be given Monday
afternoons at 4:30 O'Clock, beginning
November %. Friday morning tickets
for single travelogues will be placed
on sale.
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Izetta Jewel in Vaudeville.

Izetta Jewel will make her Washing
ton debut in vaudeville tomorrow aft
ernoon at Keith's Theafer, where she
will be presented by Sidney NJ. Hirsch
in "The Passion Play OF Washington
Square"
last spring for the local presentation
Of his Greek pageant drama. The Fire
Regained,' he was so impressed with
Miss Jewels versatility that he con-
ceived the idea of writing one-act
play for her exclusive use, with the
main idea of demonstrating the full eX-
tent of the feature of her work which
had most impressed him.
In "The Passion Play of Washington
Evening star., 1914-11-15
The Beauty Parade

Five Hundred Dollars" is the title Of
two-act musical farce TO be present
ed by 1.-The Beauty Parade" company
a the Gayety Theater next week The
piece depicts scene and happenings
in a small village, caused by visit
from two desperate characters who
have escaped from a nearby peniten-
tiary. Comedy lines and situations are
cared for by Ambark t'Bumpsy') All
and George +. Hayes. assisted by E. A.
Turner. Joe Phillips. "Micky" Curran.
j. Tyson and r. Barbour. Hildegarde
Stone is the prima donna: Lila Brenan,
the soubrette. and Misses Earl and
Barbour with a chorus of twenty, as
sist in the musical hits. Many new
scenic effects and beautiful gowns are
promised, with several up-to-date
vaudeville specialtieS.
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''Sari.''

The Thanksgiving week attraction 81
the National Theater VIII be the or'-
retta ''Sari." presented by Henry ~
Savage, with Il selected east
''Sari' was here in the early r,-i o.
last season. before il was taken to New
York. II made hit in Washiu"tor.
and it's New York success was foretola.
"Sari'' remained on Broadway the re
mainder of the year. BY many II g.
preferred to THE Merry widow, also
a Henry W. Savage Offering. "SArl' not
only has exceptionally appealing music,
but has also an entertaining book
There is a real play in ''Sari.'' In add
tion to a company OF ability Mr. SsNaC q
has provided special orchestra That az
cludes many instruments not heard in
ordinary orcheStras. The production -
magnificent. and the chorus a ricke''
organization. The gowns in "Sari' alsu
have become famous. MI. Savage has
a company of selected artists in the
cast. and MiZzi Hajos aud Charles
Meakins are promised in their original
roles.
Evening star., 1914-11-15
THE Gamblers.

Mr. s. T. Poll apnounces that he VIII
present the new Poll Players next
week in Charles hlein's successful play
of American finance and romance. Tin
Gamblers" which WAS first produced IN
New York with George Nash. orm"
Caldara and Jane Cowl H. Tao i"adit=
roles. Mr.. Poll has been lrtgattd d.
the selection OF "The Gambi - by tn
fact that when the piece WAS preSenieI
on tour the featured members of th'
cast were Charles Mackay aud LillIa'l
Kemble, who are to be the new leadinE
man and leading woman of the re
organized Poll Players. Helen Tracey
and Robert Lowe are two other mem
bers of the new stock company. who
will have important roles.
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Flonzaley Quartet November %.

The first appearance this season here
of the famous Flonzaley Quartet is an
nounced for Saturday afternoon, No
vember 2S, at the Masonic Auditorium.
This is the fifth season of this Won
derful quartet in Washington and the
UNIQUE recitals are considered rare
musical treats. The four artists who
fc1m the organization are Adolfo Bet
ii, first violin: Alfred Pochon, second
violin: U-go Ara viola, and Ivan OAR
chambeau. cello.
The finish of their technique and the
nerfection of their ensemble are two
striking qualities OF their work.
Seats are on sale at the ticket office
of T. Arthur Smith, 1906 street north
Evening star., 1914-11-15

whereby he lived with them, learned
their customs and entered their holy
places. His experiences bring feelings
of odd corners and queer customs, and
weird adventures when other white
folk had gone to their beds
He diligently photographed the inti-
mate bits of life around him, as well as
the more ostensible temples and pal
aces and natural scenery. His pictures
are of the best of their kind. Many Of
the motion pictures are superbly color
ed. and all show the intimate touch.
The remaining lectures of the course
are China and Japan Sunday night.
November %: Northern Africa Sun
day night, November 29: "Mohammedan n
Lands" Sunday night December 6. and
"Ceylon and India Sunday night, De-
cemher ~
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Gadski and Philharmonics Nov. "a.

Nine Gadski will be the soloist at the
Philharmonic Society's concert, to be
given Tuesday afternoon, November
"a, at 4:30 o'clock. in the New
National Theater. She will sing
an aria from Weber's fairy opera,
'Oberon"-"Ocean, Thou Mighty Mon
ster," and the Liebesto de from
Wagner's Tristan and Isolde" The
orchestra will play the "Pathetique"
symphony of TschaIkowsky. The other
numbers. all by Wagner. will include
the intermezzo known "Siegfrieds S
Rhine Journey" from "Gotterdamer-
ung" the prelude to Tristan and Isol-
de" and the prelude Die Meister
singer"
Evening star., 1914-11-15

phia Orchestra al the New National
on the afternoon of brvrsnber - -
rICh in promise to music lovers. fo'
the other two concerts IL hr given
here by this famous organization the
artists will be Alma Glu"k. the Metro
politan opera singer. apd blSa Sdina-
rcf the American pianist. Tue puf
lie sale of seats will open November ~
at the office of r. Arthur smith @ .
q street mort Invest
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Nine. Schumann-Heink Friday.

Ernestine Schumann- Heink. the world
famous contralto. will open series of
concerts at the National Theater Friday
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. Schumann-
Heink sings every school of songs and
arias ever written. The marvellous
range of her voice and it's color enaoIe
her to vary her program without ef-
fort.
Her program will have an especial
appeal to young singers.
Evening star., 1914-11-15

for Morocco during which complica-
tions and humorous incidents arise and
opportunities are presented for the
Interpolation of novel situations and
stage pictures. Features of the pro-
duction are the costumes of the Wat
son Sisters and the swimming pool
scene in the second act. "A number of
vaudeville specialties are also intro
duced. The country store will be an
attraction Friday night.
Evening star., 1914-11-15
PHILADELPHIA Orchestra December Is.

With the worlds greatest contraito,
Nine. Schuman- -Heink as the assisting
artist, and Leopold Stokowsk as di-
rector, the initial concert by Phiiade-
Evening star., 1914-11-15
COLUMBIA

A new play by willard Mack, author
of Birds of Prey which was seen at
the Columbia recently. and which now,
under the title of Kick In." is one of
the big successes in New York city,
Evening star., 1914-11-15
Father Gayan's Lecture Tonight.

A lecture on Cardinal Gibbons part
in the election of a new Pope and in
ctdents connected with his recent trip
to Rome is to be given tonight in Polls
fheater, by Rev. p. c. Gavan, who was
Carlinal Gibbons secretary at the con-
Clave
Evening star., 1914-11-15

Hearst-Selig News Pictorial Concerts
at and Sis pm. today will again pre-
sent last weeks attractions.
Evening star., 1914-11-15
B'F'KEITHS

Emma Carus. former star of "A
Broadway Honeymoon" assisted by
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GIRLS TELL JUDGE LEO MADE
PASSES BEFORE Their EYES
ANDPUT' EN- IN SUNDERLAND

Out OF n considerable tumble OF
testimony. the court learned that
after Klein had been unsuccessful
In a bid for clothing work. he Of
fered 20 do wizard stunts with a
quarter.
He flipped II IN tho air. whore It
disappeared. Ho found Il again
right on the tip OF Ma2lo'a nose. Il
vanished again and this time Il was
nahhed right az the toe OF her
shoe.
This was all highly entertaining
60 tho two young ladies'. but pres.
emily Klein began making pasSes
across Makes vision. and tho first
thing she knew. she says. she
didn't know anything
When she came 10 she was on
her way 20 the grocery store. where
she purchased suppliea. When she
opened her purse Il contained but
10 cents, she says. whereas slal0
had reposed there prior 90 the call
OF the daring hypnotist,
Marjorie Clark said the magic
gestures got her. too. and that she
dldnt come 90 for quite a while.
Klein viii DO given his chance
later. The case was continued.
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Mario Randell, a dressmaker. and
a friend OF hers. Marjorie Clark.
were the lift OF the Monday matt.
nee performance at Judge Gordons
court yesterday. when they test.
fled that Leo Klein hypnotized
them.
Leo, a forlorn clothing salesman.
played tho villain role.
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Second Strike
Will Establish
Huge Oil Field
Generally Believed Another
Alberta Company Is on Eve
of Tapping the Great IN
foreground Reservoir.
SPOKANE CAPITALISTS
SECURE BIG HOLDINGS
Have Control OF Half a Mil
Non Acres-Opinion of
British Geologist

CALGARY. May ,T,-The statement
published today by Mr.. o. G. Dew
onish. managing director OF the
United OIL Company. that on satur-
day tine baier OF the company's well
which is situated about three miles
west OF the Dtngman well-broughtl
10 the lurface sand which was heav-
ily saturated with oil. caused quite
a flutttr on the market. There was
a rush 10 buy shares at SIS. but,
few wers forthcoming. practically all
the shareholders being content TO
await developments. which are ex-
pected now at any moment
The general belief here Is that the
United Csl Company will be the next
70 strike oil The well Is down 1.5T0|
feet and The presence OF the oil-bear-
ing sand and the heavy flow OF wet
gas emanisting from the well has led
the public 10 form the opinion that
a flow OF oil may be encountered in
this well ut any moment now. And
when the second flow OF OIL is struck
things VIII happen here. Outside
capital hafs poured in literally so far.
but the SECOND stflke Will establish
the existence OF huge oil field and
many mors millions OF dollars will
be forthcoming for development
II was learned on the market to-
day that tips men behind the syndi-
cate which Is being formed. and
which will control 100000 acres
OF land. haiti from Spokane. Wash.
and also THEFT Mr.. Jas. Sweeney. the
well known California millionaire
and oil man. is interested.
Mr. Cunningham Craig. the noted
British Eeoiogist. stated today that
~ was his opinion that the well OF
the British iberia Company. which
Is down i.52n feet should cut into
the oil-bearinsg sands at depth oil
from 1900 TO . 800 feet.
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PLAYS
LorTlE PlckFoRo. A SISTER

LoTTlE PickFoRD, A SISTER
OF the famous Mary pickford. IN the
star OF the gripping film story,
"rho House OF bondage" At the
Tlvoli. not Mary pickford, as advor-
tlsed
Those who have read tho intense.
|, startling book OF Reginald Wright
Kaufman. from which the picture Is
named. know the capable manner
Ia which he deals with the tragedies
OF girl life In the large cities.
Tho film story shows kauffman's
characters In action. and some Of
the scenes In The House OF Bond
axe" are atriklngly but terribly real
istic
MABEL NoRMANp. THE KEY.
stone comedionne. IA starred I'm MA
bcl's Nerve" now NJ the Melbourne
There are some new camera tricks
IN this picture that are good. Ma
bel went over n i00-foot cliff az San.
"a Monica. Cal. for this one.
A LITTLE GIRL ENVlED HER
little boy friends She wanted 20
be free like them--to run and 10
play. and do as she wanted She
got her wish. and In the role OF
boy she had an exciting experience
many timca almost revealing her
woman nature-until finally a
mouse undid Il all. This Is one OF
the three comedies az the Grand 20.
night. with Il ia l. two.part drama
by the Majestic company. called
Wheels OF Destiny" story OF an
Italian Black Hand plot.
capt. GIL" rs GOING TO Wis.
Il his married nephew. who lives
inland.
To make Uncle Bin feel a. home.
everything Is made ship-shape. The
table rocks. tho dishes arc all an.
chored. tho bed losses about like a
cork on the. waves. and salt water
plays on his window-untll Il
breaks. Disaster follows. This Is a
comedy At tho Alhambra.
UNIVERSAL IKE" CARNEY.
who lately Joined the Universal
company. has had a disagreement
with the director and quit.
AL e. CHRISTIE AND HIS MES
tor comedy players are soon 20 pro.
duco a sldesplitting comedy taken
aboard a Pullman sleeper. In order
20 get the necessary touches OF real.
ism. n special train will carry the
company between Los Angeles and
San Diego, All scenes win be In the
coaches or on the platforms OF sta.
lions at which the train may stop.
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Weekly" worlds news.
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Life In tho Paris Underworld"
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"Mabcrs Nerve" Keystone com
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Grand Until Tuesday Might
Wheels OF Destiny" two-part
Majestic drama: a BOY for a
Day" and Il should Worry" Royal
comedies: In Her Sleep" Princess
/ comedy.
Above" at the Class A
Alaska Until Tuesday Might
Classmates, Kiaw and Err.
LANCER four-part drama: "Rastus
Rlotous Ride" Pathe comedy.
At the Mission
The Brute" Famous Players
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Quick Fortunes
Made by Lucky
Oil Investors
Small Investors Are Realizing
Big Sums From Pur-
ehases OF Calgary
Oil Stocks.

CALGARY. May ss.-storios Of
small fortunes made By lucky or far
sighted persons IN oil stocks are
heard on every hand. A sweeper In
tho street cleaning department drew
hts -pils"-ii. 600. to-wit--out of the
sans evening he sold at exactly
double the price a, which he had
bought. returned his 1900 20 the
bank. and rs-iuves.si the 1900 he
had made Thi. L. only ono example
Of tho small fortunes THAT urc being
made ~ mon in humble position.
Il know q chap who borrowed 100
and gave q note which no could no,
redeem last fall" said an official In
tho city health department ''Hs held
$50 shares Of stock In a newly
formed company. which no bad pur-
chased at about dollar n share
These he gave 20 his creditor IA lieu
~ payment on the note Today the
$50 shares are worth easily $500.
and tho creditor 10 eongratuiatiug
himself on tho deal
The DinRnRn IL awaiting IN. sup
| ply OF tubes ordered from Pittsburg
In order TO take care OF the oil that
Is TO be tapped. and which will then
be put Immediately on tho market.
a second well IL being drilled.
Dingman No. :. about 1000 from No.
II. This was commenced two days
ago. and IL now down sixty feet
-.
for drilling on other properties. and
before long Calgary will be tho cen
ter % great oil fields. with consld-
CRADLE actual development taking
place.
Experts Of world wide regulations
many OF whom are on tho ground
and whom your correspondent has
met. have unanimously agreed that
Alberta has great oil-produeinR In
duatry ahead OF her. This may mean
for the empire. ~ not indeed for the
world
A pipe line once laid from Alberta
20 Vancouver would supply tho whole
British navy. TO say nothing OF 9th
or customers. with oil At an infin-
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Your correspondent 10 OF the opin-
ion that tho present excitement II
only the fringe OF the boom. though.
In due course. things will get down
TO n normal and comfortable basis.
After little more development by
Aibertan and British Columbian
capital, London and New York Will
desire n big finger In tho pie. and
Of course will have 10 pay the price
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Melbourne Until Tuesday Night
Life In tho Paris Underworld"
two-pnrt kisine drama: The Girl
in tho Shack" Reliance drama:
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edy. The Navy Aviator" Ameri-
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A, the oIympIan TonIah,

Al the olympian Tonight
IAN American King" two-part
comedy-drama; How God Came 10
Sonny Boy" drama: The Doctors
Trust" drama: Manila"
At the Home Until Wednesday
I'm n Persian Garden" two-reel
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and u one-reel comedy.
Al tho Pleasant Hour Until
Wednesday
The Diamond Smugglers," three
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