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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Dentist rake, unnkru,tc,

Voluntary bankruptcy proceedings
States District Court by Julian II.
Wright, a dentist. OF 1912 East Main
Street. The liabilities amount to
SPELLS, all Of which except $500 is
unsecured. The assets total 1886,
OF which s725 is claimed as exempt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

ME- " . GORDON al 700 I.st Jr,.,-l.,I,,
3tc"j laAi night reported to Bicycle 70
man Ec!d mat her room war entered "a nj
- ~ currency ami several pairs Of SIN,
et"cKlnGh stolen. She sus 3cctcd "a coloreJ
p'y r' h"NlH. committed the theft nuc
furnished Il description OF him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

BROCK Pollard. twenty-five years old was
arrested yesterday by Policemen Schlief and
Tomlinson on a warrant charging him with
obtaining u" by false pretcnse from II ".
RcUntrcc & Bros tlnc).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Maple Camn To IIor, 1,,,,..,,,

Five candidates Will be initiated Tonight
at regular meeting of Maple Camp 30
l39. Woodmcn of the World. In Fraternai
Hall. South Richmond ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Rome" Traveltalk Tonight.

E. NJ Newman's third Traveltalk Will
be given at the Columbia Theater this
evening and again tomorrow afternoon,
with "Rome-Ancient and Modern as
the subject. In The Eternal City Mr..
Newman will illustrate and review the
principal business street.-the Corso-to
the Forum, giving a faint idea of the
glory of the time Of the Caesars. Then
will follow the ruins Of the palaces on
the Palatine Hill. the Coliseum, the route
outside the city walls down the Via
Appia, to the Baths of Caracalla, the
Catacombs, the tomb of Cecilia Matella
and other imposing sepulchers. the de
lightful suburbs of Frascati and Tivoii,
with their ruins and gardens. of Had
rian's Villa and of the Lake of Nemi- The
second part will include the Piazza del
Popolo. the Pinchon Hill, the garden
spot of Rome; st. Peters Cathedral.
Capitoline Hill, the Pantheon. Hadrian 5
tomb and the Vatican. In the Vatican
Mr. Newman was permitted to photo
graph the art treasures. One notable film
will depict the Pope walking in his gar
dens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01

Rose of the Rancho" and in THE Heart
Of Maryland" on tour.
The University of Missouri has gwen
him the degree of LIB. He is mem
Der of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity,
the Lambs, the Players, the Green Room
Club the Siwanoy Club (Westchester,
n. " and the Brooklyn Yacht Club
A NEW STAGE BEAUTY.-Miss Nam
cite Campbell. whose beauty has been
widely commented upon, is young
southern girl. exactly twenty wears old.
Her birthday was December %. She is
a native of Norfolk Va. belongs to an
old Virginia family. and is said to be IN
dependently wealthy But she has al
ways been fond of the stage. and wished
to adopt it as career Her mother pro-
tested, but finally, two years ago, the
Campbell family removed to New York
In New York Miss Campbell attracted
the attention of Joseph NJ. Gates who
was struck by the girls blond beauty
He asked her to accept role with Kitty
Gordon in The Enchantress.' She was
engaged and made her debut as one of
the six princesses of that attraction.
When she appeared in New York her
beauty began to attract attention. and
then came invitations from prominent
New York artists to pose for them. Miss
Campbell was the original of the illustra-
she also posed for Gibson, Christie and
others. Last season she created the in
genue role in The Bridal PATH play ed
the ingenue role with Blanche Ring in
When Claudia Smiles and was also
with the Princess Players in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Stop Thief.

In stop Thief" the new farce to be
seen at the New National next week,
there are two kleptomaniacs and one
plain. ordinary crook who get their per
sonalities SO mixed as TO create many
funny situations and excite much
laughter.
One year in New York. six months in
Chicago and three months in Boston is
the record OF this clever farce. The
original company and production Will be
seen here.
The story of stop Thief is far out
of the beaten path. William Carr is a
good-natured but very absent minded
fellow. one of whose daughters is TO
marry James Cluney. Through the aid
of new maid sneak thief gains en-
trance to the Carr house. Valuable pieces
Of jewelry and wedding presents begin
to disappear Certain incidents transpire
which lead Carr and Quincy each to
think himself kleptomaniac. though
neither suspects the other. Tho young
man telephones for a detective to watch
him. By accident Quincy runs into the
sneak thief. who palms himself off
the detective, and thus apparently makes
it easy for himself and the mad to
clean up and make a safe getaway.
The author has taken care that there is
a happy ending, with nothing less than
triple wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
strong one. is headed by Will Deming.

strong one, is headed by Will Deming.
former star of The Fortune Hunter;
William Roselle, who headed the cast of
Our Wives" last season. and Miss Nan
Campbell, young actress who made a
hit last season in THE Bridal Path" In
addition to these, there are fourteen 9TH
er well known players. including Edward
Emery, George CASTOR, Frank Hollins.
Alfred de Ball. Stanhope Wheatcroft,
Nina Herbert and Amelia Mayborn.
Marrying Money" was written by
Washington Pezet. a Peruvian. and Ber-
tram Marburgh Mr.. Pezet is a Harvard
man. who has been thoroughly Ameri-
canized during his long stay in this coun
try. Mr.. Marburgh, the co-author, is the
well known actor Of that name. The story
of the play deals with the elopement of
two young people who have been per-
suaded by their friends to marry, each
believing the other to be enormously
wealthy. In reality neither has money.
and the denouement of the third act.
when they learn the truth. may therefore
be imagined. The scenes take place at
a country hotel in Maine and at small
inn In the mountains.
The first act is full of bright and
breezy comedy. in which the fun is lib
orally furnished by an amusing young
Irishman who 10 acting as secretary to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
N. Y. Philharmonic February 10.

Nine Julia Culp. the famous Dutch
lieder singer. formerly the protese of
Queen Emma, mother of the present
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, will return
this season with the Philharmonic So
ciety of New York at the New National
Theater Tuesday afternoon. February 10
Although young In years. Nine. Culp is
old in her triumphs. which began early
She has been received with the greatest
enthusiasm wherever she has appeared
abroad, and quickly won recognition as
a great artistic in America just d year
ago.
Her charming personality and her Won
derful ability as an interpretative artist
have delighted thousands.
The Philharmonic Society is the Oldest
symphonic organization in America. 1t
will come to Washington with its full
complement of musicians, under the di-
rection of Josef Stransky. and i'll addition
Nine. Julia Culp will be the assisting
soloist.
The following program will be pre-
sented: Bach, prelude, -'Choraldn Fusue,
arranged by Albert; Schubert, Ellen s
Songs Nos. 1, = and }. from Sir Walter
SCOTS Lady of the Lake, Nine. Julia
Culp. Dukas' THE Sorcerer's Appren-
tice" scherzo, after ballad of Goethe;
Brahms Won Ewige Liebe," Stand
chem Der Schmied," and Strauss
'-Morgen." and "Heimliche Aufforder
ung," with Tschaikowsky' symphony"
after Byron's Manfred op. IS. follow
ing the internlission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Columbia Pageant.

The story of Columbia" the national
pageant which will be given at Column
bia Theater for five nights and one
matinee next week for the benefit OF
Noel House, opens with Spanish court
scene laid in 1892. King Ferdinand and
Queen Isabella are surrounded by their
court attendants when Columbus is an
nounced. Columbus, accompanied by
many of his friends from Italy, relates a
wonderful story to the queen, who. in
turn, gives him assistance in order that
he may continue his search for the new
land.
The second act shows the Island OF
San Salvador. The Indians are in the
midst of a war dance when Columbus
lands. The old superstition Of the red
men makes 1t possible for Columbus and
his little band of followers to remain UNI
molested on the new island.
The second scene of the second act
shows the early development of the col
onies in America from the time Column
bus landed up until the departure of the
soldiers for the civil war.
The third act is entirely up-to-date,
showing the interior of a large hotel
with the guests. bell boys. French maids,
mattresses and walters and other hotel
attendants. A big cabaret show is given
in the hotel for the guests, affording am
pie opportunity for large number Of
specialties. There will be modern dances
in this act and many new songs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01

the French monarchy. The play is built
around the adventures of two girls from
little country town in Normandy, who,
upon their arrival in Paris. are abducted.
The elder, and more beautiful of the two,
falls into the power of the Marquis de
Presles. and is conveyed to his chateau
Of Bel-Air. The younger girl, who is
blind, is captured by band of thieves
and forced to go about the streets OF
Paris singing and begging for aims that
are promptly seized by her captors. The
| further Incidents Of the story lead through
a series of thrilling episodes to an ulti-
mate happy ending Of a powerfully dra-
matte story
In the revival Of the play at Poll s the
roles of the orphan girls will be played
by Miss Frances Nelson and Miss Ger
trude Bondhill. Richard BUTLER will be
seen in the character of the Chevalier
Maurice de vaudry. the young nobleman
who rescues the elder girl from the
| chateau of Bel-Air. William D. Corbett
viii have the role OF the Count de Lin
ieres minister of police Of Paris John
NJ Kline will be seen as the Marquis de
Presles Other roles will be played by
Stanley James, Frank Shannon. Dudley
Hawley, Cecil Bowser. Russell FILLMORE.
Miss Louise Kent, Miss Helen Tracy, Miss
| Hazel May and Miss Peggy Ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
B1FKElTHS

At T. keith's this week the honor of
the first stellar position will be divided
between Robert T. IIaines. the eminent
actor who, with a supporting company,
including Esther Van Eytinge. Frederick
Burt and Mark Fenton, will present the
craftsman comedy. THE Man In the
Dark" by W. J. Hurlbut, author of THE
Fighting Hope" and Nine. Olga Petrova'
the famous Anglo-Russian emotionalist
actress, in COMEDY and Tragedy" I'M
der the direction Of Jesse L. Lasky. 1t
was in this bizarre feature Nine. Petrova
is said to have won fame in a night in
New York city at the end OF the last
vaudeville season. Her beauty, gowns
and genius are said to form a fascinat-
ing combination. John c. Rice. Sally Co.
hen and company will appear in their
new farcical hit, MARY and JOHN by
Mary Norman and Herbert Hall Win
slow, and Charles Howard, Joseph Rat
Lift and Dorothy Hayden will offer "A
Happy Combination" Other attractions
will be the Paulhan team. in an exciting
bicycle basket ball contest; James II.
Cullen, monologist: the three Du-For
boys, from the London Alhambra Thea
ter, in English dancing novelties; the De
Votes trio, in aerial surprises; the Pathe
weekly motion picture review, the pipe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
The Little Minister"

The Little Minister" the play that cs-
tablished J. N. Barrie as a dramatist
and made Maude Adams a star, will he
revived next week by the Poll Players
with Miss Frances Nelson in the role
of Lady Babbie. and Richard Butler as
the little minister" the character origi-
nally created by Robert Edeson.
This famous play of Barrie was pro-
duced for the first time on any stage at
the old Lafayette Square Theater. now
the Belasco. in this city. 1t tells the de
lightfully whimsical story of Babbe :
first meeting with the minister of the
romance. Lady Babbie, a daughter of
gypsy when she encounters in Caddam
man, who is attempting to protect the
people of Thrums from invasion by
the British soldiers. The austere young
clergyman. although he believes the girl
is a gypsy. falls in love with her at first
sight. When the soldiers arrive. Babbie
is cut off from her fathers castle. As an
eXpedient TO get through the lines she
persuades the minister to say that she
is his wife.
There is charming love SCENE between
the two i'll the second act. In the final
act the little minister goes to Rintou
Castle to call on the Lady Babbie, when
he discovers that the daughter of the
castle is the gypsy girl he had met in
Caddam Wood. Moreover. the discovery
is made that under the Scottish law his
declaration TO the soldiers that the girl il
his wife constitutes "A legal marriage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Garden.

The chief attraction at Moore Garden
Theater Monday and Tuesday will he a
film showing Cyril Scott in The Day Of
Days" an extravaganza Of metropolitan
adventure adapted from the novel by
Louis Joseph Vance. Mr.. Scott is shown
as a. timid bookkeeper who doesn't know
what an adventure is until fate chooses
him as the central character in one Of
the strangest plots ever written about
life in Greater New York. The film pro-
duction was staged under the direction
Of Daniel Frohman. and the supporting
cast is furnished by the Famous Play
ers' organization.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday new
films of Charles kleins success. The
Lion and the Mouse" will be shown. A
cast of Lubfn favorites poses in the
principal roles. Saturday the chief at
traction will be a four-reel production,
Victory or DEATH the climax of which
is a realistic shipwreck in midocean.
The Garden symphony, under the direc-
ton of George 3. CoIgan, will render APP
propriate musical accompaniment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Grand Opera in Baltimore.

The performance of Puccini's Mime.
Butterfly" by the Chicago Grand Opera
Company in the Lyric Theater, Balti-
more the evening of February u. will be
the occasion of the first appearance in
several years of Amadeo Bassi, one of
the greatest Of the younger Italian
tenors.
Bassi is identified intimately with the
modern school of Italian operatic COM
position, having created leading roles in
some of the most notable productions of
recent years His biggest success was
in Wolf-Ferrari's Jewels of the Ma
DONNA" in the role of Gennare.
In the Butterfly" performance he will
have the role of Pinkerton. The Sharp
less will be Francesca Frederici, a bari
tone, who made his American debut early
this season. Nine. Alice Zeppilli, the
brilliant young soprano will be the Cio-
Cio-San, and Nine. Margaret keyes, the
Suzuki Sturani will conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01

appears In the role of beauty doctor,
whose impecuniosities and peculiar
methods of obtaining a livelihood lead
him into various misadventures at the
hands of an indignant public that has
been Systematically affronted by his i'm
pudent activities. The role is reported to
be peculiarly congenial to Hitchcock.
The play employs a large number of
chorus figurantes who are announced as
possessing talents and personal charm
The lyrics display some unique effects.
which quite upset the accepted stand
ards of rhyme. The Introduction Of
beauty models as evidence Of the doc
tors skill and the contrasting references
to celebrated beauties Of classic times in
comparison with those Of modern fame
afford picturesque possibilities. Tho I'M
masking Of girl supposedly homely and
her revelation as a beauty constitutes
one of the striking episodes.
Besides Raymond Hitchcock, the COM
pany includes Tessa Kosta, Anna Orr.
Marion Sunshine, Christine Mangasarian,
Agnes Gildea, Bernice Buck, Ray Arve-
son, Irene Weston, Lawrence Wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Columbia Glee Club Tuesday.

The Columbia University Glee and Man
dolin Clubs of New York will give their
annual concert and dance Tuesday even
ing at $50 o'clock In the ballroom of the
Raleigh Hotel. The following program
will be rendered: Columbia Marching
Song arranged by R. S. ErskinD. Patti
berg. glee and mandolin clubs; ''Irvina, :
Rolfe, mandolin club; Sailing" Rogers,
glee club; pianologue. original. J. H.
Sengstaken; "Infanta Patrol" lie Berge,
mandolin club; Annie Laurie" Geibel.
glee club; Light Cavalry" Suppe, man
dolin club; monologue, original. G. F.
Morgan; Swing Along" Cook, glee club;
medley of negro songs, glee club guar
tet: "But-They Didn't Rogers. glee
club; "Un Peu GLAMOUR" Silesu. mando-
lin club; Alma Mater. Sans Souci,"
Friedenberg glee club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
GAyETX

AL Reeves comes to the Gayety Theater
this week with his big show in two
musical ragtime farces, entitled Easy
Sailing and ANY Time" Both burlettas
are replete with catchy musical numbers
and funny situations allowing for the
introduction of a handsomely gowned and
well trained chorus of more than thirty.
During the action Of the first burletta.
Beatrice Drew will be heard in several
vocal selections. which exploit her as a
famous female baritone Andy Lewis.
comedian, will be seen in the leading role
of the first burletta, the action of which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Mon Desir."

Amelia Stone and Armand kalisz. now
foremost comic opera figures in vaude-
vile, Will next week, at Il. L. Keith 5
Theater, present their new opera bouife
lit, Mon Desir,' with book and lyrics
by Edgar Allen Woolf and score by Nj.
kalisz. 1t is "A romance of Paris ant
student life in the Bohemian quarter.
Eight metropolitan singers are employed
in an elaborate production Wellington
Cross and Lois Josephine viii present "A
La Broadway" rejecting the fun fads OF
the day in New York with character
songs. costume changes and special
scenery. Another special offering will be
Volant. with The Flying Piano" and
Mile. Gurley. Other features will he
Walter Van Brunt photograph singer.
Francis AlcGinn. late of ''otficer 6e6
with his own company, in The Cop;
the Three Morris: HALEY and Noble, in
The Lady and the Hero: Ben Beyers
and brother. cycling comicalities. the
Pathe weekly review. the pipe organ re-
citals and the dansante before and after
the week day matinees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01

he was leading man for Mrs Minnie
Maddern Fiske for two seasons at the
Manhattan Theater, New York. The next
season he created the role of Prince
Kara in The Darling of the Gods" at
the Belasco Theater, New York. sharing
with Blanche Bates honors in "A run,
which lasted four seasons In 19O4-5 he
starred in once Upon a Time" by
Genevieve Haines. In February. 1905. he
was engaged to support Robert Mantell
in his Shakespearean REVEALS in New
York. playing such parts as Iago, Rich
mond. De Mauprat and Laertes. In
1856 he again played Prince Kara in
The Darling of the Gods this time as
a star May Z, 1906. he created the title
role in George Broadhurst's drama THE
Coward" at McVickers Theater. Chi
cago. and during the early part of the
season of 1861 was leading man with
Grace George in Clothes" The season
of 13O6-7-s, Mr.. Haines was seen in THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Crandall's.

De Luxe features will be shown on
"radium gold screen" at Crandalrs To-
day, from 3 to 1870. The Voice Of
Satan four-part sermon film; The
Testing Fire His Excellence" and some
comedy will be seen. Monday and Tues
day four-part Partisan photo-play.
'.Absinthe'; Wednesday and Thursday.
Her Life for Liberty; Friday, ''Sa-
pho with Florence Roberts in the title
roll, and Saturday, Shakespeare's y
Winters Tale" a spectacular scenic
three-part tinted film. Before and after
each show S. Leonard Davis, the blind
pianist will perform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Cosmos.

Frances Clare, one of the brilliant
young stars of popular vaudeville. as
sisted by Guy Rawson and her company
of nine talented girls. will present their
great playmate sketch Just Kids"
staged by Jack Mason and directed by
Harry Artz, with music by Murphy and
Marshall and costumes by Bloodgood. In
the supporting company are Grace Al
ton, Cecilia Pink. Mona Forbes. Hazel
Maier Blanche Roberts. Bessie McBain.
Alice Burns. Susie Wilkie and Oswald"
Aside from its pretty musical numbers
the act has the charm of genuine refine
ment and youthful gladness. Jane Weir
and company will present the tabloid
dramatic comedy, (which Is Which:
George Davis, blackface melange of
minstrel mirth: Fred and Mao "A Little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
POLLS

The Poll Players will be seen this week
in a revival OF The Two Orphans a
play that has thrilled theatergoers for
three generations, but which has not been
seen here since Kate ClaXton, whose
name is inseparably associated with the
drama, retired from the stage years ago.
The Two Orphans is story of the
old days in Paris just before the reckless
cruelty and wickedness of the French
aristocrats precipitated scenes of riot and
bloodshed which ended with the distruc-
ton of the Bastile and the overthrow of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Liberty Girls" Company.

Matt kennedy. comedian. will appear
at the Gayety Tkeater next week with
the Liberty Girls company in two mu-
steal farces entitled Marriage a la
Carte and Il Should Worry. Adolph"
Following the first oae-act farce is an
olio of higa-class vaudeville acts, includ-
ing offerings by Mona Raymond. Gene
Gomez, female impersonator: White
Hawk and Red Feather. children of the
plains; frankie Rice and Mile. Caprice
The closing number. the one-act piece
II Should Worry. Adolph," is a travesty
in which the entire company is intro
duced Late song hits, original ensem-
bles and clever dialogue are interpoiated
throughout the piece. The chorus of
more than thirty give special attraction
to the ensemble numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Dwight Elmendorf February 81.

Dwight Elmendorfs new series of DE
lightful Hours of Travel" to be given
on five consecutive Tuesday afternoons.
at 4:3O o'clock. starting February 81, Is
announced for the National Theater.
The nine months tour of Ceylon, India
and Java made by Mr.. Elmendorf Will be
shown in picture records. in color And
motion. In the first lecture he will deal
with Ceylon. showing the charming pic
lures of its verdant plains, picturesque
tea and coffee plantations and groves OF
tropical fruits.
Course tickets for the series go on sale
at the National box Office Monday, Feb
ruary 9, while single seats for the differ
emit concerts will be on sale beginning
Monday, February To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
Casino.

An original comedy in pantomine. en-
titled "A Gay Old Time" presented by
the noted Four viennas, and one of the
famous farces of the Ellsworth Linden
Players, His Day Off, will be the big
laugh-making attractions at the Casino
Theater this week. The former is said
to be an offering Of ripping merriment
and the latter one of those absurdities at
which one may roar with laughter. Haidee
and Juliet, the international Makarenko
Duo of Russian entertainers. will be seen
in a novel specially: the Aerial Fausts
will contribute sensational work on the
flying trapeze, and Frank j. Hurley will
extract merriment as well as melody from
trick harmonica and his banjo. Added
features will include the surprise party
tomorrow night, the country store Tues
day and Wednesday nights. the prize
dancing contests Thursday night and
the competitions for the IS, So and s.
prizes by the amateurs Friday night.
Today's special concerts will begin at
3 o'clock and run until 1870 O'Clock,
presenting varied specialties and extra
ordinary musical attractions