The Alaska citizen., 1915-07-19

lIt NIitlI llllllS bCfS oi e0ll b. iip'N famous as the Juvenile Bostonians, concluded a two-weeks' engagement here and left for Dawson and the Outside on the Yukon July s. It was with deep regret the people of Fairbanks saw them depart, for the girls, both on and off the stage, endeared themselves to everyone by their clever work and pleasing per sonalities.
 Pretty young girls, beautiful cos tunes. sweet voices and clever act ing make a combination hard to beat, and all these essentials are to be had in Mother" Lane's delight ful family,
 Here's hoping for a speedy return.
 Geraldine Farrar is to play the title role in Carmen" to be produced as a motion picture Speaking of the event, the Los Angeles EXami, her says:
 All Los Angeles will do honor to Geraldine Farrar, the celebrated songbird here for a flutter in the movies. when she appears in the title role in the staging of the opera Carmen as motion picture at the Stadium on July 10.
 The 1915 General Committee, which has the affair in hand in con- junction with the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Plays Company, yesterday formulated plans to make the spec tacle Los Angeles official welcome to the noted star.
 Before the taking of the fourth act, which entails a reproduction of the famous bull fights of old Spain, and for which Tomas Ibarra, a bull fighter from Bilbao, Spain, has been engaged, Miss Farrar will be the central figure in a floral spectacle of welcome, which the committee is arranging for Seth D. Perkins, director general of the event, has appointed Harold Entwhstle. a well known stage director of New York and London, to have charge of this feature of the entertainment.
 official Los Angeles will be rep resented by Mayor-elect Sebastian, Mayor Rose, the police and fire chiefs and Motley II. Flint. chairman of the 1915 General Committee and other dignitaries.
 ''The New York dramatic interests will be represented by Mrs. David Belasco, who will occupy a box with her daughter, Mrs. Morris Gest, and MT. Gest, who is Miss Farrars per sonal manager Jesse l.. Lasky and party in another box will officially represent the motion picture inter- ests of Southern California"
 The Lasky Company has secured the motion picture rights to "The Chorus Lady" and "The Travelling Salesman" both by James Forbes, and recorded among the most sue cessful comedies of recent years "The Chorus Lady" was successful on Broadway for two years, and con tinued on the road for several sea sons after the New York hit. 'The Travelling Salesman" followed this hit. meeting with almost equal favor.
 The acquisition of these two com edies follows the success of the Las ky Company with the screen yer sion of "Snobs," presenting Victor Moore, and is evidence of deter imitation to continue the production of this class of humorous photoplays. These two plays are the first James Forbes plays to be presented on the screen.
 Cyril Maude, the English actor who proved so successful in this country in Grumpy and "The Sec ond in Command" has started for the Pacific Coast after signing contract to make his picture debut in a feature to be staged by the Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company No announcement has yet been made as to the vehicle chosen for MT. Maude's first appearance, but rumor