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The Detroit times., 1915-10-05
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No more interesting story. sttrac.
tive spectacle and artistically played
stage offering is current than The
Blue Bird" which began weeks
stay in the Garrick theater. Mon.
day evening, for its nth return
visit 10 this city.
The Maeterlinck fantasy is we'll
known tn local playgoers. book read.
ers and lecture attendants. for The
Blue Bird" cult mas gained in
strength and numbers in the five
years since the story was first
given 10 the world by its author
and the play and its creator have
been written about. talked about,
and made the subject OF platform
elucidation. until IL would seem no
one person could possibly be left in
ignorance OF the story and its pur.
pose
In this seasons production. the
children. Mytyl and Tytyl. who 60
on the wonderful quest OF the blue
bird. are enacted by Doris and Mary
Eaton. These children in every
way equal the best achievements OF
those who have preceded them in
the parts. Very few changes have
been made in the other roles. sew.
eral OF which are still being inter
preted by their original creators in
the New Theater company. notably
In the case OF Dore Davidson as
Father Time, and Ethel Brandon
in the triple characters OF Nanny
Tyl. Granny Tyl and the Joy OF Ma.
ternal Love. Miss Brandon and Mr..
Davidson. accomplished artists both.
seem to bring the same freshness,
enthusiasm and poise TO their work
today as they did in the arst days
OF their association with the roles
enacted by them.
Each of the principal figures In
the fairy tale. such as Milk, Water,
Bread. Light. Sugar. Night. the Cat.
the Dog, and Fairy Berlyune. are in
capable hands. and the troops OF
children used In manv of the scenes.
and the young women. who dance
the ballet Of the hours and appear
in the various ensembles.
are a. excellentiy trained as ever.
Those responsible for the produc-
tion OF the play have not allowed
the beauty OF It's scenic investiture.
the artistic detail Of It's costumes,
the color. life and music which had
20 much TO do with its first general
appeal TO the public. to become
sighted. and the performance Mon
day evening. in the Garrick. was as
careful and beautiful as at any time
In the long career Of the presenta-
ton Of this fairy spectacle.
ELLA NAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

9ly1o0to hov0 00oH cOmpIot-
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Gn3nesL The course 6f every
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I'D psOot AnlshA1 product they
o10S aoon. While new 70 3
lhany 6assball fans. the board
Gn1leoly strange % Detroitera.
0onr tf operate4 In the armory.
GGn1er baseba1l classic, the own-
1870 obliged 10 place 70 on the
e ~ snd Of four days.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

the noted pocket billiard stars OF
the country. will play three games
with Lean on the evenings of Oct.
4. 5 and s on the pocket billiard
floor Of the Sweeney-Huston Co
rooms. After each OF these games
Mr.. Henry will give an exhibition
Of fancy shots. at which style game
he Is considered to be the best In
the country on a pocket billiard
table. There will be no admission
charges to these, and the general
public Is cordially invited to at.
tend.
On the afternoons and evenings
OF Oct. IL and ~. Alex. Dunbar and
Jimmy Smith. OF New York. will
bowl exhibition matches with Mr..
Haley and O'Cpnnell, two OF the 10
cal bowling stars.
Mr.. Smith is considered the finest
bowler In the United States, and
Mr.. Dunbar 10 close second. This
bowling match IL creating consider.
able interest and the Sweeney.Hus-
ton bowling floors will undoubtedly
be packed at every one OF these
matches.
The Smith-Dunbar match will
mark the formal opening OF the
Sweeney-Huston Co. new bowling
room. and the general public is
cordially invited TO attend these
games. IS there wilt be no admis-
sion charged.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

Federated Malay states in the
FIRST three months OF 1915 exported
l0,202 tons of rubber.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

on a comedy skit entitled Winning
Widow" This act gets" by with
the aid of sonie rather broad jokes
MILES.
Three yionlinists aud harr
player. billed a. the Venetian Four
open the program in the Miles, this
week, with a number OF melodies
popular and classic. The act is
well-dressed and well-played.
Seabary AMI Pric, hase an acl
that's peculiar. While the woman
sings. the man draws, and drawing
and song come TO an end simultane
cusly. The .soug illustrates the
drawing. and the drawing illustrates
The song. The drawings are better
than lot OF the pictures in the
scripps collection. al that.
Six maidens, all of them good
cooking. and known as the Six
Southern Bellies. present an act OF
considerable class. Some OF them
sing. some OF them dance. some OF
them play the piano. violin and
cello. Every one OF them has talent
ebcye the average. There is not a
duh moment while they are on the
stage.
Kumry, Bush and Robinson have
skit called Fun in Music Store. y
One OF the trio is very tall and ex.
ceedingly thin. and most OF the
laughs are caused by this lanky fel
low.
Bin Dooley presents a monologue
varied with song end dance. Ho
creates enthusiasm by closing his
act with a ropetwIrlihg exhibition
that is more than ordinarily inter
esting.
s'Phasma" concludes the vaude
vile bill. Ii IL an act In which
lights are played through various
mediums ma dancer who keeps a
large amount of drapery in motion
There are four pictures: The Sill
yer Shower" Visions dart" 'The
Volcano and The Sjirit Of Win
ter"
Motion pictures open and close
the performance.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

The Feds challenge is something
like the case Of the two boys one
Of whom is just starting TO eat a
large red apple "r'll challenge you
70 night me for that apple you are
%hst stASttnG 70 eat" says one.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05
ORphG GUM.

Watson and Jere Delaney. head the
bill In the Orpheum this week. with
\ clever bit OF tabloid musical com.
edy. Rose Haney. dainty and
graceful, does some clever dancing
the comedy is clean and pointed.
and the 10 choristers can sing. The
costumes and scenery are excep-
tional
Another good number Is furnished
by Emms and Alton. singers OF ex-
ceptional ability. They sang sew
eral classic and popular selections
in q manner which brought pro-
longed encores. None OF their Sc
slections was Of the rag type" and
the several songs, while simple,
called for real musical training.
The youngest member OF the
Lester Trio" 1--WE don't know her
name for IL doesn't appear on the
program. did some clever and or
iginal work as the young and lively
daughter OF the rich and dignifed
widow who forms the centerpiece Of
this amusing sketch.
Merritt and Mack offer song
dance and dialogue. which except
for one or two unusual terpsichor.
can contortions, Is abou, MP 10 the
average for this form OF entertain.
ment
karlton and Clifford, who open
the bill, draw pictures. Their act
is a variation Of the old.,ime chalk
The Detroit times., 1915-10-05

talk. done In colors On an illum-
mated screen.
Dick Knowles and Mae White put
on comedy skit entitled Winning
a Widow" This &c, gets" by with
the aid of some rather broad Jokes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
WOULD BE ASSASSIN
 ATTEMPTS LIFE OF
 WELL KNOWN MINER
William Whitsfield Is Mark for Gunman's Weapon; Injuries Appear Trivial; Shooting Was Near c. c. Machine Shop.

William Whitsdell, a miner. was shot three times in the body. at @ o'clock yesterday morning. by an un- known man, the shooting occurring at a point about half way between the Copper Queen machine shop and the power house He was taken to the C. & A. hospital where. late yester- day i was reported that Che wounds were not serious and Windshield was said to be getting along very nicely.
 Sl far nothing definite has been learned as to the identity of the wouldbe assassin He is described as a tan man who wore rrlt hat and dark mask which coe-rai the y-vtr Ilrt of his face. Tne gan ustI 7v jbe Iaau was emptied, one af ths huiiets going completely astrsy two entering the lunch basket carried by Windshield and two entering his body in such a manner as to pass through each leg, near the hip. while a third was buried in the upper part of the left leg.
 The mysterious sunmau stood near
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
AND GRAY TEAM STRUGGLE FOR
 BORDER LEADERSHIP

Random of Bisbee and surrounding territory will be largely represented at the ball game between the c. & A. team of Grays and the Douglas Sol diers this afternoon, at Warren Park. With the presence of the c. & A. band which has featured the contests at the Park and the enthusiasm of the royal rooters who are highly elated over the splendid showing already made by the Grays, the contest will not only be frst-class from the standpoint of direct diamond interest but will have all the side attractions which mark big athletic contests. As the soldiers and C. & A. lads are tied for leading honors in the Border League, the contest will surely be a sizzler.
 As stated in yesterdays Review, Anderson, the find from Los Angeles, will toe the rubber for the home team being supported at the other end of the line by Anheier, who has made a splendid impression. This battery should be able to accomplish the downfall or the Nlsllus sllthefs Wllh- out too much trouble
 A splendid representation Of the eentler sex is expected to encourage the boys Already quite a number of the young ladies have manifested that they are strong for the national game, especially as exemplihed by such clev- CT opponents of the sport as the c. & A. lads have shown themselves to be in the last two games
 The Copper Queen, this being the new title of the Bisbee Boosters, will journey to the Border City there to struggle for honors with the Civilians. According to eve-of-battle information, the C. o. management has something up its sleeve and should come home on the big end of the score sheet
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
FOR YOUR INFORMATION

Sale of reserved seats for cash or ex- change tickets begins at Orpheum Box Office, Monday, April l9, at 10 AM, when tickets for either evening can be secured. An early call will secure choice of seats.
 Tickets purchased from members of the Moose Canvassins Committee must be exchanged for the regular num- bered reserved seat tickets at the Orpheum on and after April l9. Se- cure your tickets early. Positively No Complimentary Tickets Issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
Appetite Follows
 Good Digestion

Nearly everyone indulges their appetite and the digestive organs are abused, resulting in a conges- ton of poisonous waste that clogs the bowels and causes much mis- cry and distress.
 The most effective remedy to correct this condition is the com bination of simple laxative herbs with Lepsin, known as Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin This is a natural, pleasant-tasting remedy gentle yet positive in action, and quickly re- lieves indigestion, constipation, sick headache, belching, etc. Drug stores sell Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Peusin at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, and in thousands of homes it is the indispensable family remedy. For a free trial bottle write Dr. w. B. Caldwell. 452 Washington St., Monticello. Ills.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
BODY SENT TO BUTTE.

Following instructions received from Mrs. A. Meek of Great Falls, Mont, supposedly a sister of the dead miner, the body of Michael Breen who died as the result of an accident at the Hoatson shaft, was last night shipped to Butte Nothing has been learned about the mans relatives, with the exception of the message from Mrs. Meek, whose address Breen had fur nished at the C. & A. office for pur- poses of notification in the event of any accident befalling him
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
BIG MULE ORDER

KANSAS CITY. April IT, Orders for eighty thousand mules for use in the British army, have been placed with local livestock dealers by agents of the British government according to announcements The orders for de- livery cover the next six months The animals are to be assembled at Grand Island Nebraska. and shipped from there to the seaboard in Canada, 1t is asserted.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

percentage of wins decide the Cham pionship by a 36 hole match on May l6.
 Scores may apply on both, Dodge Cup and Championship contest Sev- eral days have been allowed for quail lcation IT more than tn ereQuired holes are played, the earliest will be used by the committee Friday to Tuesday April 2srd to 27th. Dinner Match Players will be matched for four ball match Losing side pays for dinner
 TENNIS.
 Ladies Handicap begins April 25th 6-S men team in Douglas on May 2. Mems Handicap begins May Sth Details of event will be posted later
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
MEDleoVlcH DAIRY.

The health officers who questioned ing the carcass of a COW found in the Louko and Sam Medigovich concern highway Wednesday were told by the brothers that in order to fix the re- sponsibility for killing the COW, the carcass was permitted to remain until such time as its removal would not interfere with the legal status of the case The investigation had nothing to do with the Medigovich dairy, which enjoys a high reputation for cleanliness and quality of output. l
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
SPORTS PROGRAM AT COUNTRY CLUB FULL
 OF SNkPPY EVENTS
Play in Two of the Contests Be- gan Yesterday and Others Provide Entertainment for April and May.

Golf and tennis enthusiasts began at the Country Club yesterday a prog ram of sports in which the keenest interest in being manifested. Two of the features for golf the Dodgs Cup Handicap and the championship. are events which are always looked for. ward to with much eagerness. Fol lowing is the program started yes terday:
 WARREN DISTRICT COUNTRY
 CLUB. Program of Sport for April and May.
 GOLF. DODGE CUP HANDICAP.
 Saturday or Sunday April 17th or 18th.
 l8 Hole Qualifying Round Best 16 scores to qualify for elimination con- test ending May 10th. CHAMPIONSHIP
 Saturday sunday or Monday April 17th, 18th or 9th. 36 Hole Qualifying Round Best 10 scores qualify for Round Robin contest After each player has played every other player, the two players having the highest
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
ACrI II

Scene 1. The Gardens of Gulnaras Pal ace Chorus celebrating marriage of Singbad and Gunara. Enter King Sngbad Lazulas song A Womans Love" Enter Pencil Squad Enter Murad Captain of the Guard. Enter Has san Trio "The Music ] Like" Singbad caught flirting by Aminta She sings her Kindergarten Song. Gets her diploma Has sans song "Ahs Dun Contented" and dance Cannibals begin war. Murads army parades Enter Zuleika wife of Murad Duet "The Dashing Drummer Boy Aminta the Red Cross nurse. Duet Aib and Hassan 'Im Nervous. Queen captured by cannibals, Help! Help!! Helpil CURTAIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
COPPER QUEEN GUESTS.

Guests yesterday at the Copper Queen Hotel included Miss C. l.. Glen M R Fisher, II. Manuel, Los Angeles; Stanley Harris Douglas; G P Fein, R. A. Edmonds. NJ Evy, l.. Horwitz, J. E. Robertson. D. H Donart, El Pa SO. P II Reddington. Phoenix; Will San Diego
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
Synopsis of Incidents
ACTI

Scene f. Near day break on seashore. Cannibal King Muncho prays to the moon for two victims Chorus, "Iuhgry Cannbas are We" Sunrise. Blob discovers two victims coming in boat Muncho and Chorus, "A Can niba King Must Have His Fling. wow Sing Duet Isn't It Great to Be Sailing" Landing of Singbad and Hassan. Cannibals blow up boat The Slippery Elm Tree Singbad's song His Mothers Only Joy" Hot dog lunch.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR Modern residence, six rooms, just completed on car line. Also residence School Hill. rooms furniture, DO chickens, an for S650, S2OO down. balance like rent Also best rooming house in Bisbee new ly furnished, rooms all full, expense small, call at Letson Hotel. 129
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

O.; G. G. Searcy, Douglas; s. Andreck Los Angeles; B. F. Corey, J. J. How ard, Fl Paso A. J. Dwyer, Silver City, N M.; J. II. Taylor, Detroit; D. P. Locke. Fairbank; Harold Breen, Daw- son, N. M.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
ACT m

Scene l. The Seashore Enter Muncho Discovery and release of thc Queen Quarrel and make up of King and Queen Duet "Johnny and Jane. Alb in trouble Herald announces approach of liaroun Al Raschid Calph of Bagdad Soag" Through The Motley. World Co.,. Marriage of the Caliph and Princess Aminta Finale Chorus" 0 Con Quering Love TABLEAU CURTAIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

The Bisbee Singbad Company has been trained under the direction and management of Mir Arthur Howard Ten Broeek of New York who SO successfully produced " The Pennant" and H. M. s. Pinafore in this City with our own local talent within the last year
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

Chased by Canniba King Enter Gunara Magician, and Princess Aminta Ajibs fail- ure to explain Enter Singbad Queen is infatuated. Makes Singbad King Hassans capture by cannibals His escape Chorus Hungry Cannibas Are We." War Dance. CURTAIN
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

This new and very successful Musical Comedy is one of the best and most up to date plays of it's class that can be secured. It is offered with the assurance that it cannot fail to please.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

the scene of the shooting for a few moments after Windshield had entered the power house A fair description of him was furnished the police and. it is said the officers are working on a clew which is rather vague The man carried a dinner bucket, whether for blind or no tis not known.
 Whitfield is we'll known miner married aVd residing at Bakerville He was returning from his work when the attack occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
We Comply with the Pure Show Laws
BISBEE LODGE No. 7l8 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
 OF THE WORLD

Presents to the citizens of the Warren District two performances of "Singbad The Sailor" to be staged by well known local talent on the above dates.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

Everybody's going to see Singbad, the Sailor, Orpheum, April 22nd.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
SUCTION CLEANER

The Bisbee Improvement Co., has a Suction Cleaner that will do as good work as the higher priced vacuum ma chine. Price complete $22 Call and examine and ask for demonstration.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

Don't miss singbad, the Sailor, Or. pheum, April 22nd.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

Muncho's s Boss Meat InspcctoTs Chorus of Cannibals, Courtiers and
 Ladies of the Court
 ARRANGEMENT or STAGE Scenes. Act I-Seashore Silent Isle.
 Act II-Gardens of Queens Palace. Act III-Seashore Silent Isle. Time-That of the Arabian Nights
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
AT PHlLADELPHlA.

A FHlLNbELFHlNs
 At the Philadelphia were registered yesterday, w. D. McCurdy, Dennison,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
NOTICE sooKLovERs

We have a few volumes left of the new book by Geo R. Kirkpatrick War What For" Regular price S12O, on sale 5Oc at Taylor's Cyclone Store adv
 We broil our steaks, chops etc. The New English Kitchen on Main Street.
 singbad the Sailor, at Orpheum The atre, April 22nd
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18

WHY NOT LOOK YOURSELF See the diagram of seats for yourself as the popularity of SINGBAD makes many think that desirable seats cannot be had after the first days sale of tickets. This erroneous idea very often leaves good seats unsold until the night of the enter tainment. Bear this in mind
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
BISBEE SINGBAD COMPANY
CAST

GULNARA, Queen ofthe Silent Isle
 ........-............ Miss Marguerite Watson AMINTA, Princess ofthe Realm
 .............. ............ Miss Lotte Mckee ZULEIKA, Queens Attendant, Wife of Murad
 ...-...........-........ Miss Mamie V. Howe LAZULA, Prize Vocal Pupil
 ...-.-....-........ Miss Margaret McCusker SWEETINA ....-....... Miss Jessie Wacek CARESSA ........... Miss Frances Borabeck DARLINA ... ................... Mrs. Eunice Moon LOVINA ....... ...............- Miss Venita Lewis Pencil Squad Pupils of singbads Music School sINGBAD, THE SAILOR, a Musical Mar
 iner, First Tenor from Grand Opera
 House Bagdad .... Dr. George D. Craig HASSAN Singbad's Nubian Slave
 ...-....--...--.-.-.-..- .- MT. George J. Reardon ALB, Court Magician Mir Thomas B. Dowrick HAROUN AL RASCHID, Caliph of Bagdad
 .......-.-.................. Mir. William K. Tonkn MURAD, Captain of the Guard
 .-...--...........-..........- . . Mir Ralph Brown KNOCKEM --...-...............- Mir. J. L. Powell TIGHTEN .... -......- ......... MT. Ole Olson SHOOTEM ..........-..-..... Mir. John V. Petty KILLEM -...-...-........ MT. Olin w. Wolf Murad's Soldiers, Cannibal Exterminators HERALD ...-....-......... Mir. Leslie Lockett MUNcHo, King of the Cannibals, Very
 Hungry ......-...--....-.....- Mir Joe B. Eldon CRUNCHO ...--...--... Mir. Archie Fellow GINGER -.. ....--....--.Mr. Clarence E. Witug BLOB -...--- ..-.. ..-.-.... MT David A. Foster FLUB -...--.. ........--.....-... Mir. Percy Hoare
 Munrhote EQoge Maat T,gD.rtcrg
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
BISBEE SINGBAD COMPANY

Marguerite Watson Dr. George D. Craig Lottie Mckee George J. Reardon Mamie Howe T. B. Dowrick Emma Lowery Joe B. Eldon Celia Brett Ralph Brown Barbara Shearer Clarence K. Wittig Margaret Shearer Frank Pruning Grace Jones David A. Foster Jessie Wacek Percy Hoare Venita Lewis Archie Fellow Frances Borabeck Leslie Lockett Myrtle Wilkins J. A. Sercombe Lucille Wildman M. l.. Drury Leoa Wildman James White Irene Kennaugh w. R. Tonkin Sue McDermott C. S. Wilson Marcela Cannon Geo. w Ludwig Margaret McCusker l. c. Berlendis Nellie Butler Thomas Carreto Myrtle Ewing J. M. Booe
 Mrs. II Stables [. l.. Powell Mrs. Eunice Moon Ole Olson
 Mrs. C. K. Finotu l. " Petty
 Mrs. J. G. Berlendis Oiin w Wolf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29
sUFFRAGIsFs WANT SALOONS
CLOSED ON ELECTION DAY
New Jersey Women Say Liquor In
terests Are Behind Move

TRENTON, n. J.. sept. n.--In response
to queries from many banking institu-
tIons. Governor Fielder has obtained from
Attorney General wescott an opinion
holding that Tuesday, october 10, when
the woman suffrage amendment and
other constitutional amendments are 20
be voted upon. is not a legal holiday
The conclusion is based on the fact that
the constitution and statute law Of to-
day governing the issue are the same as
sixteen years ago. when a similar ques-
tion was decided by the late Attorney
General Gray. The opinion announced
today Is interpreted 20 mean here that
saloons, hotel bars and all licensed
places where liquor is cold are not re-
auired TO close during the polling hours
as on a general election day.
II this Interpretation remains un-
changed, and Il Is likely to stand, accord
ing to a number OF constitutional lawyers.
there is bound TO be a storm OF protest
from the suftragists. They do not want
the saloons TO remain open during che
hours for the voting on the SUFFRAGE
amendment Suffrage leaders have de-
clared that the liquor element of the
State Is hand in glove with the anti
suffragists, and to have the saloons dis
pensing drinks while the voting on the
suffrage resolution Is going on. Is re-
garded as a body blow 60 the "votes for
women" movement. because of the ease
with which votes may be Influenced.