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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
THF WEEK I'm THE PLAYHOOSES

By Miss Monterey, who v.,,,
be extolled for her sceon,,'., "s
than her looks, but voel,.,n.t
tested 10 by her friend, vso
tunstely near enough TO .e. :. ~
interviewer's medium. b.. a
Juno-like profile, the rounded ,. ~
Of the face, the briIlisn. bl.,, -.
one can judge for hlmsel, b. ~. ~
Taking Chances" and, ith. r,,,.
take exception to the verde, ~,
State Of California. "
Aided and abst.ed By he,
Miss Monterey managed to L. a.
few facts escape about herself 80
81 was born in the State q, I'm,
MIA" said Miss Monterey, sweet.
sale. "snd spent most OF M y,,,l ~
outdoors, camping in It's moy,,..
sleeping many times under Il, ~.
and riding among its forests o. =.
and mariposa trees. Ny faith,
Danish and my mother half p.
and half Dutch. Surely. Am
from the melting pot OF Amerie, n
| was IN my teens, ] was sent "a D..
to study ballet dancing. singh,
pantomime. As am not a Ion,C
past my teens now, you see h,.r
had much experience on the s,sys -
after finished my studies in Frs,..~
went 10 London. where met a..
instantly with success in the f,- -.
ductions | was IN. When | e,-..
this country on account OF the ~, :,
was Immediately engaged for n. -.
Of Lucy Gallon in Taking Cbs,,.,,
Now. do you really think tina, Il w...
writing about?
Well. II wasn't a whole lot, bu. .,...
was something hidden in those sr;l'
liant eyes, in those strong features, IA,
was worth persevering for, and b,sjd.,
il was yet ten minutes before eurnI.
time.
We'll" ontinue5 Miss Morts,,,
with a charming sigh Of resigrstj..
"if there is no escape, ! supro,,
must say something"
"You know you are girl Of strc,,
emotions, my dear. you might tell ks,,
you express them" suggested the In:
friend.
That is true" said Miss Mons,r
land ! have often wondered Y 4,
mixed blood Of those different ni.i,,
alities had much 20 DO with Il \
seems that ! am always yscillstlng y,
tween extremes, and never choose ,
compromising and restful MIDI.
course. There are times when r.
within ne a calling for the prinitiy.
the wild and the elemental in n.tv,.
and in art. A. those times long q,
the wooded slopes Of the Sierrs,, Z,
if | seek art. 20 satisfy myself with 4.
literature Of the vigorous Russians r
in music with Tschaikowsky or Gns
Then at times ! crave the very n
verse, the exquisite and the ults-n.
fined. I enjoy then the cultivated sc;
artificial parts OF the city for na,sr
love 10 read the delicate satires Of IL
modern French authors and listen 4
the music OF Debussy or Chopin. I. 4
not pleasant 70 be Ike living ped
ulum swinging between two natures
Please do not think me morbid or al
normal. for | take too wholesome a
interest in life 20 become that. thank
10 the healthy outdoor lie Of ny girl
hood. enjoy thoroughly 70 fight fc
my place in the world which ! have sc
out 70 obtain, and hope | shall in,
it right here in the land OF my birth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

House on Tuesday night Director
Rudolf Christians has staged the
play and will appear in the title
part. In the cast are: Graz hgm0lni,I
Director Rudolf Christians; WI
helm Won Oranien, Ernst Holznagcl;
Herzog Won Alba, Heinrich MARROW;
Ferdinand. sein natdrlicher Sohn,
Hans Unterkircher; Silva, Ernst Rob
ert; Gomez. Heinrich FAX; Ciaercheh'
Geliebte, Else Wehrmann;
hire Mutter, Lotte Fraedrich; Bracken,
burg, elm Buergers sohn. Gustav Paul
Schuetz; Soest, Kraemer. Heinrich
Matthaes; letter, Schneider, Christian
Rub; zimmerman, Rudi Kane; Seiien.
sieder. willy Frey; Buyck, Soldat
unter Egn.ont, Carl Dornberg; Ruy-
sum, Invalide. Otto Meyer; Nsnsen, EN-
Schreiber, Richard Feist; Buerger,
Hans Hansen. A symphony. orcnestra
of sixty under Nahsn Franko's direc,
tion will render the famous "Egmont'
music by Ludwig Won Beethoven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
HARDIN DE DANSR

The "futurist dance" has arrived.
Bertha Knight and Spalding Hall will
give these dances, three in number,
each with futurist setting, at William
Morris's Jardin de Danse. The music
of these dances was written by De-
busy. There also will appear Maria
La Bella and f. Simarra, in an original
dance called the Pcrcon, in which they
will be assisted By Samya and Albert.
The Arboz couple, the Sisters Curzon
and Dave Genaro, with Thelma Carlton,
still remain roof favorites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
CASTLES IN THE AIR"

As an fter-the-thcatre divertisse-
ment Castles in the Air" atop the
Forty-fourth Street Theatre, continues
to be a favorite. The Castle Club,
which is composed of devotees Of the
dance who wish 70 continue the nights
pleasure into the morning, holds forth
in the rathskeller of the theatre after
the regular closing hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
THEPUNCH AND JUDY TRUMPETER

Nightly theatre crowds and strollers
in the neighborhood Of Forty-ninth
Street and Broadway. startled by the
sound Of trumpet calls, have had their
attention directed TO the roof of the
Punch and Judy Theatre. And they
have seen trumpeter on the parapet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
DAVID WAKEFIELD IN "THE AUG
TONER" AT THE MANHATTAN.

Warfeld has appeared in all the prin-
cipal cities of the country, registering
success that was no less pronounced
than when he made his memorable tour
in THE Music Master" six years ago.
The large cast remains practically
the same as when Mr.. Warfeld ap-
peared at the Belasco Theatre last
season, and in addition to Marie Bates,
who is still giving her inimitable >har-
acterizations of the bbUlous Mrs.
Eagan, includes Lola MoynellO, Harry
Lewellyn. Guy Milham, Louis Hen
bricks, Eva Randolph, Frank Nelson,
Harry Rogers, Esther SacherOf. Rich
ard Lembeck, Alice Avery, Ruth Haw-
thorn, Eleanor Williams, Leonard
Doyle, Giles Low and Tony Bevan.
On Monday evening at William A.
Brady's Forty-cighth Street Theatre,
De Wolf Hopper will make his first
New York appearance as Jack Point,
the strolling jester, in Gilbert and Sui
livan's "The Neomcn of the Guard,
This is TO be the beginning Of sum-
mer season of Gilbert and Sullivan re-
vivals, and the theatre has been appro-
priately redecorated and altered for
the purpose. THE Women of the
Guard" differs from the other works
Of Gilbert and Sullivan in the fact that
& is not intended as a solely humorous
composition. While there is an abund
ance of fun, the story also carries a
seriously sentimental interest, and the
principal parsonage, Jack Point, is a
role so many-sided as 10 call for wide
versatility on the part Of the actor
seeking to emphasize its full worth.
The coming occasion Will afford the
first opportunity ever enjoyed by Mr..
Hopper for the employment of any but
farcical talent, and there will naturally
be a very general curiosity TO observe
the development of his gifts along
other lines. The music of this opera
has. often been commented upon as the
finest ever composed by Sir Arthur
Sullivan, and was so regarded by his
associate and collaboration.
For Monday evenings revival Mr..
Brady offers the following assemblsge
of players. under the stage direction
of Herbert Grips:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

Of the roof. his figure standing in a
special illumination that shows him
costumed in the gay colors Of ancient
heraldry. He is repeating a custom of
olden times, when the performances OF
strollng players were announced by
the royal trumpeters in the courtyards
Of the inns. The trumpeter Of the
Punch and Judy Theatre presents the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
RITA ROLAND.

Owing to a previous engagement
which she must FIJI IN Chicago Mabel
Frenyear last night withdrew from
the cast Of "You Never Can Tell"
which is having successful run at
the Garrick Theatre. Her place In
the company will be taken by Rita
Roland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

strangest sight ever seen in connection
with a playhouse, and yet he fits an.
propriately the old English motif OF
his surroundings. He announces, with
fanfare of trumpet, the half hour the
quarter hour and the signal for the rise
of the curtain on THE Clever Ones.
He also blows a warning call for the
start Of each succeeding act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
.ECMoNT" At THE METROPOLITAN.

The stock company Of the German
Irving Place Theatre Will give per
formance Of Goethe's tragedy, "Eg-
mont" at the Metropolitan Opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18
STRAND ROOF GARDEN.

The chief feature arranged for the
Strand Roof Garden next week is the
beginning Of a series Of interborough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

Justus Miles Formsn's new play,
1.-THE Hyphen the first American
made play concerned with the war &C
tivities Of Germany outside her own
boundaries will be presented for the
first time on any stage by Charles
Frohman at the knickerbocker Theatre
tomorrow night. The Hyphen," writ
ten in three acts. is the outcome of
Justus Miles Forman's very thorough
study Of the various recent attempts
10 disturb American neutrality. Its
scenes arc laid in Pennsylvania. The
theme Of Mr.. Forman's play was prac-
tically contained in a recent magazine
article by Colonel Roosevelt, who then
declared: 81 stand for the American
citizen Of German birth or descent,
precisely rs ! stand for any othe.
American, but I do not stand at all for
the German-American or any other
kind Of hyphenated American Earlier,
TOO, the same thought was expressed
by the German Emperor, when in his
famous speech AZ Kiel he declared.
Germans I know; Americans | know;
German Americans ] do not know" Mr..
Forman's play. The Hyphen," IS
founded. down 10 the smallest particu-
Oar, upon known facts. The company
chosen for "The Hyphen" includes W.
II. Thompson, Gail Kane, David Powell,
Louise Sydmeth. Grant Stewart. Ruth
Ashmead. Robert Haines, William Bur
ress. Bertram MarburCh and John y.
Wheeler. There will be Wednesday
and Saturday matinees at the knicker-
booker Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

For two weeks, beginning Monday
night, April 49, David Belasco will pre-
sent David Warfeld at the Manhattan
Opera House for his farewell appear
snce in "The Auctioneer." Since his
notable engagement At the Belasco
Theatre last season in this comedy Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

Following the "YeOmen Of the
Guard" engagement there Is TO be a
double bill. consisting Of Trial by
Jury" and "The Sorcerer." in which Mr..
Hopper will have the valued assistance
of Dicby Bell Afterward the other
features Of the Gilbert and Sullivan
repertory will be provided, including
"The Mikado.' "The Pirates Of Pen
zance." "Pnafore," "Iolanthe," etc. In
several Of these the leading soprano
roles will be sung by ldclle Patterson.
After several ostponementS It Is
now positively announced that No
bodv Home" the new musical comedy
produced by 7. Ray Comstock, VIII have
is first performance on any stage az
tbe Princess Theatre on Tuesday night.
Anril 20. The cast for Nobody Home
will include Lawrence GroSSmlth, Adele
Rowland. Charles Judcls, Alice Dewey,
George Anderson. Maudc OdeIl, rom
Graves, Lillian Tucker, George Lydeck-
or Carl LYLE. Louise White. Quenun
Tod. Helen Clarke and others Con,
trarv TO preliminary reports there VIII
be a large and handsomely gownea
chorus. Nobody Home IS from an Eng
lish original by Paul Rubens, and mas
been adapted TO the American stage
by GUY Bolton. with new music added
by Jerome Kern IL is announced that
tickets originally purchased Tor tne
first performance will he good on Tues
dav night Matinees VIII be given on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, but ,
this week the first matinee VIII be /
given on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-18

THESE THEATRES HAVE 10 DEALINGS MlaHr III nHrEe,cx,
TYSON co. BEST STATS CAN BE HAD Al QUA V'''h'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03
3 Murphy Brothers and Compan

ship. Murphy Brothers and COMPANY
are drilling a test on the moses Note
stine farm In Jecerson township.
Knox County, the FarJ1nE Dr111nS
Company Is due IN the Clinton sand
alta second test on the W a BaInes
farm. John Workman and Companys
test on the Robert Carmichael farm
is the only wen drilling in the deep
sand territory In Coshoc,on county II
is located at Bethlehem rownsnip and
is puerly a Wildcat
In the Reas Run district, Grand
view township. Washington county.
the Farmers and Producers National
Bank has drilled No. IS on the Jihn
Beaver farm through the Keener sand
and has a show for 25-barre1 pro-
ducer. The location is six hundred
feet south OF No Is on the same farm
IN the Cow Run district. Lawrence
township, Edwards and Company
have drilled No. 8 on the John Bush.
farm through the first Cow Run sand
and viii have a fve-barrel pumper-
In the Payne district. in Lawrence
township, Washington county. Shay
and McMuuen have drilled No 5 on
the Sophia I. Hume farm. through the
a fifteen OF twenty barrel pumper.
tests on the W. NJ Laye11e farm Tne
first is a fve-barre1 pumper
second duster- A test on the James
Carrothers and No. on the Andrew
Carrothers farm are drilling.
All late comp1etions in Co1umbiana
county have been Light bumpers or
busters. In the northeast quarter OF
section 20 In Knox township. T. r.
Phillips has completed no. 3 on the
G. w. Knoll farm and has duster
in the eBrea grit. The location IS
three hundred feet south q 7roduc-
ton In Wayne township. Jecerson
county, the Waynes Oil Company has
drilled a test on the Milton Stmeral
farm through the Berea grit and has
a very light pumper-
The West Virginia fields are COM
pIeting very few wells at this time
On Lessor Run. Central district,
Doddridge county, 1ocal parties have
completed and shot test on the
Clyde Britton farm ana nave tive
barrel pun1per In the Big 1n1un sand
This well is a wildcat, located two
Gas Company's test on the W. s. Ross
farm.
In New Milton distrt-s, the Manu-
44CL01S1S 4A16A& 0AO 44Co1 SO44Ak0A4y
has fourth sand gasser at its test on
the W. Underwood farm. In McClel-
land district the Hope Natural Gas
Company Is due in the Big 1n1un sand
at test on the Gay Freeman farm
The on Market
Pennsylvania, s1-35; Mercer black.
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LOS; INDIANA, -33; Somerset, 80;
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Caddo, crude, -95; Canada, LBS
Producers and Refners' Company
quotes S1-35 for crude Of the Penn
sylvania grade
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03

same district the eBu Farm on Com
pany is due in the Sane at test on
the Simon Bell farm This Is the
only well drilling at this time In this
once busy field
In the northern end OF the deep
sand territory in Hopewen township:
Musk1ngum county, the Planet Oh
Company has drilled its test on the
w. c. Hamilton farm through the
Clinton sand and has q duster- This
location is 1900 feet northwest OF
the Columbus Oil and Fuel Company's
No. . on the A L. Ankrcm Farm. a
god producer. In Brush Creek town
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03

OIL and GAS s
HenaHence4cae9cee5 osoe1ececacaa1scsce-e

IN Falls Gore township. Hooking
county,sO.. located southwest OF Gore
the Griffith Producing Company has
drilled its No. 8, on the Charles VII
sliams farm through the C1cnton sand
and has a show for a 1O0-barrel we'll
The location is six hundred feet north
Of the Preston OIL Company's No 5
On the Eliza J. Price farm In the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03
restored to Good Health.

sI was sick for four years VII
stomach trouble" writes Mrs QUO
Cans. GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Il lost welgn1
m hone Of being cured. A friend
+o1d me about Chamberlatn's Tablets.
and since using two bottles OF them l
nave been a well woman Oota1naole
everywhere.- Advertisemen
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03

Today:s Games
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Boston at New York
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

Sas oeutidJe itnterIeebout III 2l"
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01
aurjt lleberii6t.

Der &ries bereiniste Deter.
reid, unO ltngarn, inste Sissa.
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Der 8arfd)an-6 -6eseno ipeiteres
Serrain.
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rem aa Der @eitfiiite Gnglanos
mnb TN &anal fiinf ober feds
engIiFd5e 9antpfer in ben
Wrmno.
Die 9fniien iollen bic 8abm-
perbinbmms siuiid)en Siliit itnS
Wemel serit6rt baben.
Die Jransoien iuerben i'm
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iik alter &arpatbenpaiie.
Die 5ransoien iollcn tn Waa-
rocco cine idJiuere gfieberlage
erlitten baben.
Die 9entidJen iiesen bei
Sanofontein in Siio-8eit-slfri-
Ia.
Yulgarien bleibt Neutral.
ssSn Som finbem ariegsfra-
iualle itatt, bic bpm ben GOloa-
ten nnterbriidt iueroeu.
Der frans0iiid)e Warinemini-
tier iprid)t abiidjtlid cine b6s.
uiaige gerlemmbnng SentidJ-
Idn6S ans.
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Nene Mngriffe Der Sentidcn
bel Ypern ertpartet.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-01

gems luare es intereiiant at erfa6reu,
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