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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE INIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON
THE NORTH SIDE or MCKINLEY

TRTsTEES SALE OF er,TA yALuAEIE ,r INN; 6k
THE NoRIH SIDE or MckiNLEY
OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
dated lay IL. 1909. and duly recorded In Liber
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at the
dersisned viii ofrer for sale a. public suction.
THIRD DAY or MARCH. 1914. At QUAR-
ing described land and premises. situate in the
namely: The east fifteen rs, feet front on
numbered twenty seven ca. in square mum
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. subdivision made
by the Chevy Chase Land Company Of Mont
somery county. Maryland. aud others. per
plat of said subdivision recorded in Book
County No 81, page 49, OF the records of the
Office OF the surveyor Of the District Of Co
lumbia.
Terms: All cnsh. A deposit Of 500 Will be
required at the time of sale. All conveyancing
recording. notary fees, etc. will be a the pur-
chaser's cost Terms to he complied with with
in ten days otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. after five days previous adver
tisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
l!sbeu IN Washington, D. e.
THOMAS NJ. GALE. Trustee
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Trustee.
fel9-d&ds, ,eSU Union Trust bldg.
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The Law of Chance

FlolD IlHN
May kissam--l m afraid papa would
make a scene if he came home and found
you here
JACK Nilling-I just left him at the
club; he won't he home very carly.
May Kissan-How de- vou know"
Jack Wili'nc-iie waS two hundre Ia
the .l',iv Y ..eli / left
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AuCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF PREMISES NO. 40 G
STREET NE. NEAR UNION STATION AND
| NEW CITY POST OFFICE.
| BY virtue Of .certsin deed OF trust duly re.
corded in Liber No. 3o43. folio 491 ct seq. Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
aud at the request Of the party secured thereby,
We. the UNDERSIGNED trustees. will sell at public
auctiS:i U front 81 the premises. TUESDAY.
THE TWENTY RTH DAY OF FEBRI AIRY.
A-D. 1914. At FOUR O'CLOCK IN. The fo!-
lowing described real estate. 70 wit: The ess
ON iiaf 'f lt't IL in taoots Subdivision Of 'Qnre
611 in the city Of Washinct"n. District Of Co
uIn,is. p,r plat recorded III Bouh y. f., page
-, in tic surveyor of:e for said District, to-
..tter with tn. Improve meuts thereon.
! ferns ot SALE: uHe-tlird cash, balance In two
oqnsi instalimeut>. payable in aud two years,
with interest at q p'r ccut per anuum, payable
semi Annually, from day "f sale. secured by deed
I If trust upon the property sold, all cash. \
deposit sf 500 r,sIuired at the time of sale.
Au conyeyancing. recording sn'i notarial fees at
the ccst Of the purchaser. Terms to be computed
with within fifteen days from day Of sale. other
wise the reserve the right 10 resell the
property at the -isk and cost Of the dcfaultinG
purchaser, after i've days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in the city
Of Washington. u. {.
JAMES A. CAHIII.
leo. w. WHIT.
10. .l~ us
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCr1oSEER.
Frame Dwelling.
No. los Capitol Ave. n
Ivy City. by Auction.

IVY CITY, BY Auction.
Ey virtue Of authority vested in the Under
signed. will sell by public auction In front of
premises. on THURSDAY FEBRU AIRY
TwESTY. SIXTH. 1917 AT QUARTER PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot :. block 3.
Terms Cash A deposit Of s1oO at sale
Terms to be compiled with in 20 days. All
conveyanclng. recording. etc. at purchasers cost.
fel9-d&ds. exSu ADAM a. WEScHLER. Auct
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west. WASHINGTON. y. c.

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Cour, of
the District OF Columbia. as court OF bank
Cissel Company. bankruptcy No. 9c6, the
undersigned trustee will receive sealed bids for
erty. TO he sold entirety. namely:
Parts nf lots 80 and 50. In square 1lso fabout
IL squars il7s about la,o7i square feet. Lot
10 extends to the lgI-water mark Of the Fo-
toraac river. The improvements on said lots
:? and SO consist of valuable water-rower
Touring mill, practically new. with capacity
of between 80 and 800 barrels per day. and
the improvements on said lots 20 and 30 con-
sisr of warehouse with Office first floor. sta
hle AND two garages.
Also NIL and singular the easements. rights Of
way. water power rights and leases. appur.e-
nant to said real estate. and also the fixtures.
wagons and other cha,.els belonging TO said
taakrupts estate, and located on said above
described real estate.
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
one square from the Chesapeake and ono canal
the hours OF am. and 4 pm. by application
10 the watc.iman on the premises,
on & T TO- be s ssd soua IL a SSss sdfs..d
the undersigned trustee, OF j. Barrett
af'sF aaf"rIey Room 2ls toans ~ nuildins
b. certified check for 1000. payable 10 the
order Of the said trustee, and will he opened
in The presence Of bidders at said address At
the honF and date last stated BIDS should be
plainly marked on the outside bid for Arling-
date mentioned. Further information may be
obtained by application TO the aforementioned
attorney.
Terms Of sale. The property will he sold for
cash, free Of all lieus and incunlSrances. The
acceptance Of any bid will he subjec, the ap-
proyal OF the court. All conveyancing. record
ing ctc., AT cost Of purchaser Terms he
complied with within ten days from dsie Of
order of court allowing acceptance of bid, other
wise tie trustee reserves the right to resell the
property AT public or private sale. at the risk
and cost Of the detaulting bidder, after sucn
advertisement th" court nay direct.
W :. HOGF, JE..
fell ~. IS IS. mars.4567o Trustee
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCrIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Lunchroom Business at
No. 1906 Penna. Ave.
NV. Known as Platt's S
Company. Inc

by virtue Of ehattei deed OF trust. duly re
corded In Liber 3625. at folio 2ls ct seq Of
the records Of the office Of recorder of deeds of
the District of Columbia the undersigned trustee
1il sell by public auction, within the above
premises. on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWEEN
rY-FIFTH. 1914, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. t..
the above Lunchroou, being completely equipped
consisting Of Chairs, Tables. Crockery Linen.
Cutlery. Fixtures and all other personal property
! used IN the conduct OF said business.
Terms: Cash.
TuoS. II. PATTERSON
fe19-dNdbs. .eSu Trustee.
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z.
in a deed of mortgage from Samuel Sewall
Cissel and Ada May Cissel. his wife, t.e
Maryland Life Insurance Company Of Baltimore,
corporation of Baltimore city, IN the state
Of Maryland dated February 2S. 1908. and
recorded among the land records of Montgomery
county. Maryland in Liter 1871, fole AZ. the
undersigned attorney will, on WEDNESDAY.
t THE oIR 18Th nAf nA TWF1xh Wt NAtoH
the courthouse door. in Rockville. Md. offer at
public sale by auction to the highest bidder. all
the properly mentioned and described in said
mortgage. being part of tract OF ground called
''Csrderock." containing i've hundred and thirty
and six and thr:y-six fhouSandts
1887 .s36, acres of land. more or less. clear Of
the Washington a9ueduct and the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Companys lands.
Terms of sale: All cash on the ratification OF
sale by the court. A deposit of one thousand
dollars 81. .0oo> Will be required Of the purchaser
when the property is knocked down. Convey
ancing. etc, at the of purchaser or I,ur-
,hasers. G. FRANCIS OWENS. attorney, 1901
y. Y. NV, Washington, d. e.
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ADAM A. WEScHLER. AUcTIoYEER.

TEt TEES SALE OF TWO NAIf ABLE IN
IMPROVED LOTS ON o STREET BE
TWEEN oist AND a2nd STREETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Cour,
os the District OF Columbia, holding Bana
ruptcy Court. in Inbt II. Nolaa, Bankrupt
No 9.i, the undersigned trustee VII sell at
pIhiic auction. in front OF ,he premises, on
rHtRsDAY, THE TWENTY -sIxTH DAY OF
EBHtARl, A.p. 1913. AT HALFPAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
tsal estate in the city Of Wsshinston pis,,,ct
Ham l.. Brsmhali and other.' subdivision Of lots
in square 90. each ls.331a5 feet lo-foot alley.
Terms os sale: One-third cash, balance 10
tpo equal instsllments, payable In one and two
yesrs' With interest at six PER cent, secured by
deed of trust upon the property sold or oil
cs-h 4 deposit Of 500 on each lot required
~ time Of sale Ali conveyancna recording
'tc, 81 cost of purchaser. 1erms 20 be com
pied with within fifteen days from day of
sale otherwise the trustee the right SO
r'seh the property st the risk and cost Of tht,
dtfnn'ting purchaser. after FIVE days adver-
fiset tuent OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
lisbed In the city Of Washington, r. C.
BATES WARREN Trustee
WILLIAM H. SHOLES Southern bldg.
JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN
fei+-d&ds
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Trustees Sale in Bank
ruptcy of Valuable Mill
ing Property. Including
Valuable Water-power
Right, Known as "Arling-
ton Mills" Located Cor
ner Potomac and K. or
Water, Streets North
west. WASHINGTON. y. C..
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WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J,

The Wiltshire, Ss See.a AVE- s.% snd ,sen.Iv hess
improved Capacity $3.50. Private baths. running
| water In rooms. elevator. etc. Music Special. I;
sl2 up weekly. SEQ up daily. Open all the year.
Booklet. SAMUEL. ELLIS.
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ADAM =. wEscHLER. AUcTIoNEER.

Trustees Sale of Fine Residence
on Georgetown Heights, Oc-
cupying a Commanding Site.
Which Comprises About an
Acre and Quarter Land With
Two Brick Stables, Being Prem
ises 1o45 Thirty-hrst Street
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By virtue of certain deed of trust duly re-
corded. In Liber No. S39s, folio 1875 ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured Thereby
the undersigned trustee will sell. at public auc-
ton. In front Of the premises. on THURSDAY
THE FIFTH DAY or MARCH. 1914, AT liAIF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate IN the couli
ty Of Washington, District of Columbia, and
designated and being lots tncniy-siN '26'.
twenty seven '20 and twenty eight as. in
John Silerman's subdivision OF part of the tract
of land called Pheasant Plains per PLAT
recorded il Lter L. c. E.. No. -. folio 100. Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia,
together with the improvements above de
scribed.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the p',rchase se
money to be paid IN cash, balance in two equal
| nstallments. payable in one and two years,
with interest at . per centum per annuIn. pay
able semi annually. from day of sale, secured
by deed of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. 4 deposit
of 5000 will be required time Of sale All
conveyancins. recording. ETC.. at cost Of rur-
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied With
within twenty days from day Of sale. otherwise
the trustee reserves the RICH, 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five dsys' advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ngton. D. {.
tseslJ NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee. Fly WM. Il. BooNER
President. Attest. CHARLES E NfMAN,
Secretary feel
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THoS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoSEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Busi-
ness Property on Fourteenth
Street Near Park Road, Known
as "The Arcade" The Proper
ty Fronts $50 Feet on Four
teenth Street by Depth of Over
800 Feet. The Building Is a
Three-Story Brick Structure.
The Street Floor Occupied as
a Public Market and Stores. the
Second Floor by a Commodious
Dancing Auditorium. Moving
Picture Theater, Bowling Alleys
and Other Anusements. and on
the Third Floor are Large and
Well Equipped Public Halls.
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THOMAS ]. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS,
1851 u street northwest.

i714 Pa. ave. NV. Washington. u. C..
fe13 3.d&ds.e1Su Trustees.
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ADAM a. wEscHLER. AucuoNEER.

THOMAS NJ GALE. Trustee.
7as 18th ST. NV.
fe20-d&ds. eSn& fe23 73a 18Th 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

To CLOSE AN ESTATE.
o>E M HE BEST BUSINESS CORNERS
NEAR md AND Pa. AVE Sc
WILL. BE SACRIFICED.
ORIGINALLY COST $1,000
A OFFER OF 5000 WILL BE CONSIDERED
Na', leased for SO peg NO. aud IN fine re1s.-.
t1HEtI;MA$N d HAwS 1921 7 ST
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

TOUR BRICKS NEAR :s-d AND L NV
~! r"n-ed si.cl net price, sJ,3to
after allowing 2'eo vacancies
'flp. y. WolTHINtiT6N X son Woodward BID.
RENT, s3ls PRICE s35n,
t'r1siL brick in fine order located on Orb
--fita Of n.R.
GEn u WuETHINGToN & son. Woodward bldg
:. PER CENT INVESTMENT.
bargain: two-ste-y brick on car l.re;
rented 1t $3.50: price 81
y :. kYNNEnY CAMPBELL. f4l3 C wv
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~: SAii--1N TIL NORTHWEST Il. c.
detached StaGrbaa home. viii every cicr coz
eie,srr six roou.s and bath. large front and
-uck ya7d: - vide st front and back T-'rches: !:
.ot-w4;rr beat gas range e1ectric light:
..nty of rom fcr gA7ieD and chickens; S4.,rs';
.asr terms - desired; : square ~ ears; 20
uiputss TO l4;h aud y. Y ave Al ready 10
neve III. Address BOX "2e Star Office
FOR SALE-pEraCHED BRICK HOUSE NEAR
Isth and ,si rad; lot 5o1I46: 30 large
raons: living rocm f+x21; sleeping porch f6
saet sdus.s tys5 baths. bof-wateT heat; bnilt
~ day work for owner; now leaving city.
l'oone Col 1895.
YoU FURNISH THE LOT
We furnish the money and build to your ideas.
Fest referencc- TEPPER & DIAMOND. Build
IS. tpo4 ST. nv. Phone VI. 3c:iS
Nv HOUSE II CHEVY CHASE. IN n. c.;
ss. b; b--v. heat Lot soSlSu I" slley: 2
sls from tnuD- ave ca-S- Price right. Can
range terms. WI II. RICHIE Si5 Col.
E5id~ NJ
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THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcT1oSeERs.

oarI0n q" Fi4S@ odbh utue.'
te2l -dGds -eISu6fe23 Trustees.
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VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE.

George r. Stalllngs. who led the
Boston Braves 10 the Worlds champion
ship In baseball. will make his first APP
p.arsnce on any stage this week a.
the Palace. lie Will present a mono
logue in which he VIII tell Of the inner
workings OF professional baseball Other
acts on the weeks I'm will include Mr..
and Mrs, Carter DE Haven, In "Tae
Masher," Louise Dresser. N paylet
,alled "a Turn Of The Knob, Euzslha
Dolly and Martin Brown. Emma Carus.
assisted by Carl Randall, Dooley ana
sales. the Primrose -Four and Derk!ns
Dog and Monkey Pantom!me
Paul Swan, the dancer who calls him
self the most beautiful man in the
world, will head the pleasing bill this
week at Hammersteln's Victoria. Other
acts will include Harry Fox and Jennie
Dolly, Jack Lorimer, assisted by Stella
Stahl; Maude Lambert and Ernest Ball,
+. Miller Kent and company. in play
let called Just Dorothy" Truly Shat
tuck, Skater Reynolds and Nellie Dom
egan. Dan Sherman, Mabel De Forest
and company, Helen TriX, Van Hoven,
Auriema. Jack Nelson and keystone
comedy motion pictures.
Adelaide Genee, the Danish dancer
has come from her home in London for
a brief tour in the vicinity of New
York. and will make her first appearance
this week at the Colonial. Mile. Genee
Is to devote her earnings to the Queens
fund for wounded soldiers and has re-
turned to the stage for that purpose
She has brought her own company with
her. The other acts on the bill at the
Colonial will include Elizabeth Brict
and Charles King. George Whiting and
sadie Burt, Franklyn Ardell and COM
pany, in skit called THE Sufagette"
Weston and Leon, Moore and Yates and
the Tuscano brothers. There will be
concerts this afternoon and evening.
The Alhambra will celebrate ami.
versary week. beginning tomorrow
The weeks entertainment will includ.
Valerie Bergere and company in a new
playlet by Edgar Allan WooIf called
The Locks at Panama" Wellington
Cross and Lois Josephine Koe Jack
son. Jack Gardner and company in 8
trrvesty called Curse You, Jack Dial
ton" Ruth Roye Hawthorne and Ing
lis IN "A Fool There Is; the Courtne,
sisters. Darrell and Conway, the Car
nrey brothers. the Gliding OMearas an,
Eusar Berger, There will he concert
this afternoon and evening.
y owen McG.veney. the .protean star II
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THE PLAYS THAT LAST

The PLAYS 20 be seen az the New York
theatres are ut Pays 10 Advertise" at
the Cohan. Twin Beds" AT the Fulton
1.-THE Hawk" at the Shubert. life" a.
the Manhattan Opera House. "On Trial"
at the Gambler. THE Third Party" at
the Thirty-ninth Street, Under Cover"
at the Cort. MIR WI" at the Maxine
Elliott, Innocent" at the Eltinge, 1.-THE
High Cost OF Loving" at the Republic.
Diplomacy" at the Empire, "Pygma-
lion" at the Park Theatre. The Miracle
Man" at the Astor. THE Beautiful Ad-
venture" at the Lyceum Theatre. "fIe
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FACES AND FIGURES
IN THE PASSING SHOW

touch with metropolitan taste. This
week there is to be a series Of represent :
Eugene Brieux's play with a purpose.
which has met with such success when
enacted by old DR.. Bennett and later
by his so-called coworkers. The best
thing about this play Is not true Of all
plays with a purpose. There is never
the slightest obscurity as to what the
purpose OF this drama is. II will be
seen at the Newark Theatre for one
week.
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THE HIPPoDRoME.

The current spectacle at the Hippo
drome. The Wars OF the World" con-
tinues to attract the largest audiences
that have ever attended this institution.
Mimic warfare here gives a fair repre-
sentation OF the real thing. Then there
is much that Is beautiful in the play to
counteract the scenes OF war.
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"Bill Sykes" presenting familiar scenes
from Charles Dickens's "Oliver Twist, "
in which he plays all tho characters
himself. will head the bill at Marcus
Loew's American Theatre during the
entire week. A strong bill will support
Mr.. McGiveney. Joe WEIGH will head
the bill the following week.
THE College Girls'' will appear at the
Columbia this week with an entirely
new production. The title OF the two
act burlesque In AT Home and Abroad"
The scene OF the first act shows the
campus OF a fashionable coed college,
and from there the characters move TO
scenes in the gay sections Of Paris.
where tho second act Is played. The
cast 10 headed by Abe Reynolds and
Florence Mills, and they will have the
assistance Of Charles Moran. Lew
Christy. Edith Parfrey. Mona Forbes,
Frank Grace and Johnnie Berkes. Sew
eral attractive vaudeville specialties are
announced in conjunction with the bur-
lesque. principal among them being
Mollie Wood Stanford. a ragtime vio-
linist.
Snitz Moore and George q. Scanlon
will appear at the head of the Cracker
Jacks" which plays this week at the
Murray Hill. Two one act burlesques
and long and varied vaudeville bill
constitute tho entertainment. Original
song numbers have been provided by
Harry Won Tilzer and L. Wolf Gilbert.
In the cast besides Moore and Scanlon
are Alva McGill, Harvey Greene, Mar
tina Edmond, Beatrice La Due. Heloise
Horton. Florence Fletcher and Edna
Lee. Shaw and Leo head tho vaudeville
part OF the performance.
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Comes Up Smiling at the Liberty,
MY Iady's Dress at the Playhouse,
big Jim Garrity'' at the New York.
The Battle Cry" at the Lyric. "The
Phantom Rival at the Belasco, Daddy
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Lons-Less' at the oaiety; tho sah-
mander" at tho Harris Theatre. The
Law OF the Land" at the Forty-eighth
Street Theatre, "A Pair OF SILK stock
ings- at tho little Theatre, five short
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Globe. Dancing Around" At the Winter
Garden. Julia Sanderson in "The Or,
From Utah" at the Knickerbocker The.
atre. and THE Lilac Domino" at tn.
Forty-fourth Street Theatre.
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plays At the Princess Theatre. Kick
In" at tho Jongacre Theatre and Tx
perence" at the Booth Theatre.
The musical plays are pretty Mrs.
Smith" at the Casino. "Chin-Chin" At the
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WHERE TO DANCE

Joan Sawyer will begin a series OF
| afternoon teas at the Persian Garden
! beginning on Saturday afternoon. They
| will be continued throughout the season,
| beginning at 4 o'clock and lasting until
! s. Nigel Barrie and Miss Sawyer will
| do their usual dances and there will be
free instruction in some OF the new
! steps
Bonnie Glass who Ia pretty girl
and graceful dancer. continues to be
the principal attraction at the Jardin de
, Danse. She appears every night with
Clifton Webb. who comes down from the
Winter Garden to appear with her.
Evelyn Thaw and Jack clifford are also
dancing on the same roof. which at
tracts large audiences every night.
Maurice and Flor(nce Walton have
| made a complete success OF their new
dancing room, Chez Maurice" and
there are large gatherings for supper
when the dancers begin the steps con-
| n"cted with their fame. Matrices slIat-
| Ing waltz IL feature that always
arouses great enthusiasm. He is him
self incornparably superior to all the
| other men dancers
| Janet c. McIlwaine, who da need a. the
Jardin de Danse for fourteen weeks last
| winter with such we'll known partners
as Carlos Sebastian, Clifton Webb and
Jack Jarrot and who danced at the
Grand Union Hotel in Saratoga Springs
last summer, has opened her fall season
at the ATOP the Strand" the new dane
ing garden on the roof OF the Strand
Theatre. at Broadway and Forty-eighth
street
The Ziegfeld Follies de Danse are as
popular now az they were early in the
season. II Is certain now that the resort
viii remain open all winter. A speciality
IS made Of the excellent dance music.
The Broadway Rose Garden, with it,
excellent dancing floor and two bands
OF music, has in addition 10 the res
taurant advantages some famous mod
ern dancers. They are the two IIern-
dons. formerly with Nine. Pavlova
None and Roberts as well as Marcella
Albus. the famous soprano.
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Jules Nernr's Around The World IN
Eighty Days" once thought the eN-
IRENE romance OF prediction, VIII be
shortened Ia two hours hy Dwight FL
mend"if. the traveller and raconteur
when he presents his newest trav.!
tax, Around the World Through the
Panama Canal" al Carnegie Hall Oh
SUNDAY evening. November s. This all
sea route Will reveal new scenes I'm the
Azores, Madeira. Port Said. Alden,
Arabia, India, Burma, Penang, Singa-
pore, Hongkong, Canton, Japan, the
Hawaiian Islands and OF the completed
Panama Canal. As usual Mr.. Elmen-
DORIS travel talks will be given in two
parallel courses on five Sunday even
ings and five Monday afternoons.
Other lectures In tho series Will be :
Around the Mediterranean-Egyp the
Holy Land and the Adriatic;" around
Northern Europe-London, Berlin. VI
emma and Budapest" Around Southern
Europe - France. Switzerland and
Italy, and Around the United States
the American Wonderlands."
The lectures will be illustrated with
color reproductions from Mr.. Elmen-
DORIS original still life and motion pie
ture negatives.
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THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.

Henry Miller is gradually bringing
Chauncey Olcott nearer New York city.
This week he Is to be at the MontauI,
Theatre in Brooklyn. with his new play.
The Heart OF Paddy Whack" Is the
t.tie OF the new play which Rachel
Crothers has written for Mr.. Olcott. Not
only is the new play 4 complete success
but Mr.. Olcotts songs are said to be
among the best he ever had
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THE NEWARK THEATRE,

The Newark Theatre keeps the in
habitants OF that happy town in close
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Since Omar the Tent Maker" wgis
acted at the various New York theatres
IL which 1t was seen, Guy Bates Post has
carried the play to San Francisco, acted
with great success in all the towns Of
the West, and is now back again in
Brooklyn. Richard Watson Tully's play
has shown real vitality. The Majestic
Theatre Is TO have the drama for this
week and It will doubtless be welcomed
back by crowds.