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SILVER & G~ROSSMAN. composed Of
Joseph silver aud Mn> G~rossu.au. do. l.
ers In mems furnishing goods at ..il
Third avenue, have made an assignment
to sam ShrrNdI
JACOB y GREEN, dcnler ~ mems fur.
Hishiug goods at joi Hudson street. has
IN lie an assignment to Leonard Brou.
''. Liabilities are about s.. 1000 aud
u.HciS $1,000
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West Side.
(west % fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sta

10TH st. NJ ..As7.lO W 9Th NV. t2ssos-
Alphonss II Kurshesdt and sno. trus. 10
silas swarta, elo w lloth st. Dec 20,
mtg 10000; atty. l. T Co. $50
2SrH ST. :2s W. -. sso.s " 9Th av, stioS
ys, y pa-t-karoline Refs to sarah
Fam, 1857 Washington nv. mtg SIS. 900
on whole and Is 1000 on Il part. all Hens,
feb ~. 1912. atty. l. " osterweis. 200
SAME PRoPERTY-sarah Fiam to oest.
reicher Realty Co. tis 9Th sy. all liens,
- part, Dec 20; atty, same. .......slOO
9TH ST., y 8, lI3s . 10Th av, 2i.sxloo.6-
Marxt Demuth and sno to Jno Wolf, <5<
w gan 81. Dec %. stiys, q II Bloch.
18th ST. bti-sS ". n ;. lis e lin IN'
!exloo.5-Frsderic c Leubusch-r TO Wm
Lustgarten d co. Inc, 6s william st. I,
par. uli liens, Nov .,.,.si
ssn ST. 80. 1871 W Central PARK W. isx
iee-Juiius steser TO Jos@pha Il Hitz..
,ss st. m,s .iSsoo. Dee 20:
s'uH ST, 8 ;, 200 " Col sv, isxl0o.s-J
Howard Reed to Billings Estate corr
10 B~ay, mtg $4,000. Dec -; atty, /.
PARK WEST W :. 5Tii n
isS,n 81. ~issicO-Earie " webb, ref, to
lawyers Realty Co. 100 Bway, Oct 81.
any. Dean. T q Mob. 100 Rw.y ri ~:
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ington. to H. A. Bixby. The property
consists OF five acres and buildings and
is adjacent to the Huntington Golf and
Marine Club.
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RESULTS AT T
PubUic On~rinss Yesterday In Man.
haitian aud Bronx saicsrOOms.
lat II VEsEY STREET
Nv Joseph =. Day.

lat ~ VESEY STREET.
ny Joseph p. Day.
7aD ST. 40 u, = y. lSt e Madison av. COX
iOa2, sty dwlg-H : Ogil vie agt u 4
Demarest ct al, due. sa1,7ls0s: taxes.
Nc S,37l, so. Adjourned to January 7
soTH ST. .2is-ls ". = s. rs IN av,
q l. Slawson aEt Distributors Realty Co
ct al; due, 3s,9S7.s2: taxes, &c. 1850 u;
TO the plaintiff, 1885, 900
by Henry Brady.
l03D ST, 22O T., -, 23o e Sd av. 25xlo0.li,
sty tnmt-A j Chabet ag, Sadie
Nathanson ct al: due. t4,lt3.3s; taxes.
&c. s,es,l+; to the plaintin. 80. 10000
lat 3?Os THIRD AVENUE
BY Henry Brady,
HALEY Az, 305s-60. 0 n, 225 u Boston
ev, 75xs7.sx irreg. two I sty nats-Pros,
pect Investing 60 AIT Bailey A~partmsnt
Corp; due. Sl7, $40. IS; taxes. DC, $3.50,
sub to mtg of $4,000; to tho plain.
TIN $40. 900
BY Joseph =, Day,
PERRY Az, eSs3. W \, asia n Bedford
Park Blvd, l9,sxii5,s. 3 sty brk dwlx-
Margaret Oliver ast Henry, Agate ct al;
due. Itl.78s.s7; taxes. SC. $500; pr mtg
$4,000; to the defendant. .SL70e
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Bronx.

Go agt John II Slattery, owner, II VI
We'll co, contractor. ......,.. fsO5t
l6STH ST, sol E--John Shedding agt a NJ
Denton, owner, Lorenz Strdck and II NJ
Denton, contractors ............... tGi
CLINTON AN, n " cor l16th ~, "a. 2Nl0i.
Gus Schlsier-Eaelr Wrought Iron Works
agt 10th street Building 90. Inc. owners
and contractors. AZ eoo
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BUYS HUNTINGTON PLACE.

Theodore H.. Hall has sold tho Maple
Hin Estate of Mary d. Allen. At Hunt.
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East Side.
(psst of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)

sisr ST. SIS Z. . 9. $50 "a av. itxioo.2r
~irrsg-victor 8 stsfek. l'6 Ripley pi.
stefsk. May ~; atty. Jos q Aoram.cn;
30 Church st...:;....,.'.:'',ssloo
Nadslsins i Booker to Mary n Maynard.
2S Lexington av. mtg s22, 900. Dec rs
atty, l. T 4 7 Co, 40 Bwsy .......slo0
st. 3~6xso-Ben1 J Appiebaum to Hannah
Applebaum. his wife. l+67 Hoe av. inix
1850 Dec 2s;:.s.i,'..Cit a snd ;iOo
Minnie N zabriskis tLozier). Bogota, y
J. et NJ. heirs John Lozier, TO Annie n
Losier. widow. IS Atlantic o.. HackcN-
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esa Turk TO Julia Il Lewis, ais w iin.tth
Il, mtg $4,000. Dec "a, atty, T q 4 r
Lot. IS. blk 2stl, tax miiap.Auru.,ins'I n
Mcmahon to Joseph W Ballet. Iy6 Il s5th
St Nov .: atty, T q a 7 Co, iTs broad.
i3iTH ST. iss y. n 5. g5AiOc.psIiiTinS1D
cstaipa av' nhIyn. mtg ~, 500, De-
Myrtle av. Bkiyn ..,:.:,....,...N
Vf Iswrs AN; " $ M as : isls' 81 ;sSiooI
Agnsr. $50 " Ia7ti St. Dec ID ATTY.
John j Mcbride. 20 Bway ~, ss9S6
BASSFoRD Az, 2?5?. q =. 56x76-Ph-lan
Bros CSns,ruction Co to Theresa Turk,
atty: to- Co rs hw'ay Dsi
H~AviLAND- Az. n =. $3.50. = Pugsiey AZ,
:5xiO3l-Mink Construction 60 to Mary
Hoffman,, 2o27 Haviland av. mtg 1000.
Dec %; atty, T q a r Co. l76 Broad.
E u LOT SO, map nionport--Hen-y W
Cnger. ref, TO Joseph Frey, 1855 jackson
av. Dee "a. atty. TO 4 T'co, lis Broad.
LOTS s5 and %. map Henry MorrestS Veu
enza. iis i 18th st. 4 part july 3:
s,.y' Mariana sanienaa, ~ ssh ), ,iG
Myned. ref. 70 Mark 4 schwarts'' iss "
lalst ST. mtg $4,000, Dec ~: attys' Nor.
rison Il :. go Bway s.Ooo
wAsHINGToN Az :, in div line lots
81 and 80. map Morrisania, a76xiis--
So M.a aseys. Nj Marks s"s II. 81 IF f.s ssOI R SoS; NSS
WALTON Az. . :, 5l.2 = Hawkstone et'
sisS irrcs, also Hampden st, $ $ $50
co to Philip. J kearns, ?sli Grand Boule.
ward. mtg $1,000. Dec rs; atty, T q a
T Co. i76 Bway ........,.....,. 500
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LIS pE<DE>s
Manhattan.

18th ST. sos E-Ju''us Nendcl-on az
mortEsgel. atty, : Mende'sun.
.eTH 81. 336 W-Nic'oria \ Romano agt
schuyler = Hamilton - al Ct"reyl"surr
81 mortgage! Attys, liUl Lockwood
Redn-ld " INdon.
i3T ST. . David Werner agt Louis
Hershne'd 81 Al tureclo>ure Of mort
gage; attys. Davis * Davis,
lesTH ST. n :. "7u n " o. Sfh aV, 2oNs9,l IL
-Seamen's Bank for savings ia the
CITY OF y Y dgt Wm j Leonard ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage. attys. Cad
uadcr. WickCrshtm Il TAFT.
M~ORNINGElpE Az EAST. 6-Henry +
Schwarz agt simon Auhdl' q, al fore
closure of mortgage, LttHs Rounds,
Hatch. Dillingham; Il DeheNoise.
BronN.
JENNINGS ST. ) " cor lands OF Public
School ~. 5OxioO-City Of New York Hgt
Pam Realty GO et al faction to acquire
tit.el. atty. l. HARDY
lssTU ST. n G cor FIudlay NV. 200N9sj-
City nj New Nof& ugt Thornton Bros Co
ct a. faction TO acquire ~tit!cl; atty, /
Hardy.
SIMPSON ST. bot Freeman st aud Home st
Cknown as iot 81 blk .,97i. see II on
taA mapl-Rudolph Nalllch CO agt Rob
ert j Rooney 1T a faction to forecloss
transfer Of tax lem attv. \ Wevmann.
OAkES AN. e :. $50 II Jefferson nv, took
~; also Jefferson av, 5 y, $50 " Fox aV.
25Nl9it-Harman co agt Jennie Fval-
enko ct al foreclosure Of mortsaueD;
atty, X c Durland.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHlNGroN, Dec. 2s-These am,
orders wer" issued to-day:
Major T. |. Roger, NJ &. from Hsrlingr,
Texas, 10 Fort smelling Minneapolis.
capt, " 'ArSwel, NJ. G, from For
O~glethorpr, Georgia, to Fort smelling
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address, Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of nrst part.)
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Broadway Theatre. Since that time I
have also appeared with Kitty Gordon
In The EnChantress' and with Donald
Brian in The Marriage Market As
had earned something of reputation
in London as IA lecturer I was able 10
find employment between seasons here
in that capacity. I began first win
the raul Rainey hunt pictures and
later WAS with the Capt. Scott Aims of
the South Sea expedition.
1T was while was with these latter
pictures and while they were being
shown at Weber's Theatre that
really met Joe Weber. although | had
been introduced TO him some time
earlier at Lambs Gambol. where he
had heard me sing and tell some
Scotch stories. At that time he told
me that some day he hoped tn get a
chance to use me in one of his com
panies in a Scotch part When Henry
Blossom and Victor Herbert wrote
The only Girl they made the part
am now playing a silly Englishman
Perhaps 1t is not generally known. hut
II is "A fact that Mr.. Weber doesn't
care much for silly Engishmen on
INV SltEfs ii' mas an lu'd lnal lltN
have been considerably overdone and
he suggested changing the role TO that
Of Scotsman. The authors made the
change and Mr.. Weber engaged me
for the part and here am. II am
any good cuesser At all | will no play
inE 1t for several seasons to come.
The piano used on the stage in
The Only Girl' is not a fake one. and
80 1t happens tina, I really play the
music on that instrument in the scenes
calling for it. studied instrumental
music at the Royal Academy of Music
IN London for many years and then
went To Stuttgart where | took sing
ms lessons for three years moro. |
am proud in the possession of three
| medals Won for my music at school
My first appearance was made in
! London playing romantic roles at the
! savoy Theatre. but soon afterward I
! Jumped into musical work at the
/ Gaicty under &c rye Edwardes's man
! aEement ! have also tried my hand
/ at composing for the stage. and when
! was 10 years old I wrote the music
for a Greek play which was produced
IN Edinburgh couple of years later
, wrote the music for musical
! comedy called The Lady From
Lyons"
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SHY AT FEMININE HUM0R

IN fAYBE this 10 NOT a good
M time to publish hooks" said
writing man OF Wa hing
ton Heights. hut in my opinion there
will always he sale for useful books,
because they are one Of tho nccos-
sarlcs Of life. Eut publishers are
llmiGhty slow to catch on to useful
books. | have one In mind partic-
ularly and have had for two years
or more. and thus far no takers.
"Nou know that It used TO be ac-
Ccptei as not dchatahle that women
had no sense Of humor and always
chose sob stuff in preference. Az for
women who wrote humorous matter.
they were not recognized NJ all But
there has been "A decided change dur
Ing the past thirty years and now
some Of our best writer's OF humor
are women--and the best feature of Il
Ia that II IS almost invariably good.
clean humor.
But who ever heard Of n publisher
issuing a cyclopedia OF woman's wit
and humor. Is there in the language
such n volume. or set Of volumes
The only thing approaching Il, as far
as ! know. IL 'Woman's Wit and
Humor, compiled by Kate SanhOrn
herself n humorous woman issued
n, far back as 1855, and naturally
not volume Of great size.
The reading of this book suggested
To me tho issuing of n Cyclopedia in
Guiding the work Of women writer's
Of humor in prose and verse from
the first to tn latest. with that
idea In view ] went after publishers
In New York, hut never a one came
up smiling. Even the publishers Of
Miss Sanborn's book fell away.
Then I tried Philadelphia with
the same result one firm saying that
such cyclopeda could he written
only by one who had the subject
wholly AT heart, oh, say, did any
body ever before hear OF cyclopedia
being work Of the heart?
However, ! laid the subject before
several women writ, RS suggesting
that they get together and collect the
material. hut never one SO far has
had the inclination, or the courage. to
take II up. ! keep knocking away
at II, and maybe some day somebody
will wake up and put before readers
such hook Of hr!liancc as they
have never before seen. Maybe they
WILL hut hardly think It viii be dur
Ing this generation Of writer's and
puoiisAerE"
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ny GEORGE ABE.
The Arrest and trial Of Doe Horne.

~ WO days after the hustler who
had tempted Doc Horne with
the Dkobonee medicine COM
pany tas detailed last week.
had disappeared with 81 borrowed
from Doc. the latter. sitting in the
office Of the Alfalfa European Hotel
and talking Shakespeare with the
book agent. was arrested on "a crimi-
nal warrant charging him with oh
tanning money under false pretcnces.
Yes. sir. my name is Horne" he
answered. looking up at the large man
who interrupted the talk.
I'm an officer" said this plain
clothes man. lifting his Goa, to show
heavy star which was on the vest
away back under the armhole. 81
got a warrant for you. DO YOU know
about it?'
DO what in Gods name is the
meaning of all ths?" asked Doc. TAX
ing hold Of the book agents arm.
81 can read this II you want to hear
H." said tho officer. THE charge Is
obtalnin' money"
This is all Greek To mo" said Doc.
ITS simply mistakc-that's all"
who swore out the warrant"
asked the book agent.
"A man named Parkman."
81 never heard of him said Doc.
II s'pose you never heard Of a fake
medicine company, ncither-did you?"
asked the officer. You can tell the
judge all about il in the morning"
Medicine company Has that fell
low involved mo in one of his rascally
oh IL,
that l. Calvin Horne. am arrested on
charge OF obtaining money under
false prctenCes? III have YOU under
stand. sir. that | never touched a
penny of soilcd money in my LIE D."
say. amt tryin' this case. YOU
know" said the officer. You and this
fellow was PARTNERS, wasn't you
"No. sir"
whats the matter. Doc" asked
the freck.cd boy. pushing curious
transient out Of the way
"It appears, my boy. that 7 am
under arrest" said Doc who he'd a
handkerchief in his trembling hand
| and now wiped his face with II.
"Pinched?"
ITS the fault Of that scoundrel who
wanted to get Doc into the medicine
company" said the book agent. Hes
! the man YOU want to arrest he added
turning to the officer. where Is hc?'
How do know" Then ia Doc.
Are you ready to go with me-
Go with YOU" asked Doc. "Go
where"
Where do people usually 60 when
they're arrested over to the station
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night and square the whole thing in
the morning. There's no need OF
Eettin' worked up about It,"
Indeed"
"You can get bailcd out along about
midnight. The Judge comes down
about that time. Mebbe you can get
him sooner IL you know him"
And in the meantime, sir?"
We'll, you amt any better than
anybody else, are you? DO you know
the captain"
DO you mean. sir. that that
after being arrested on some prepos-
ferrous charge | may be thrown into
a--locked up?"
We'll, | don't know where else you
could be put"
My God"
Doc sank back into his chair.
breathing loudly. The plain clothes
man seemed surpr ised that any one
should be- so agitdted over the every
day ceremony Of an arrest. The book
agent laid his hand or DOCS shoulder
and reCi,ed solemnly:
Right forever on the scaffold,
Wrong forever on the throne
The frccklcd boy had hurried to the
restaurant and given the alarm to the
dentist and the lush. who were Ovid
ing n sirloin steak.
All three came in the front door
with run and slam. the dentist be-
ing the first to reach Doc.
What does this mean. Doc?" he
demanded.
"i--don't know" replied Doc. slowly
lifting his head. Tears were in his
eyes
Tho book agent explained
you don't mean to say that youve
arrested him" demanded the dentist,
turning to the officer
"W hat IL have asked the pain
clothes man.
We'll. II you have. It's a COMPOUNDED
shame. said the dentist, lifting his
voice.
smash him" said the frccklod boy
in a disguised voice, with his hand
over h.S mouth
The officer turned quickly TO make
trouble
shut up" ordered the lush. and
| he stepped up to take command oi
the situation. "po I understand OF.
ficer. that you have warrant for Mr.
| Hurnc?'
i've served the warrant. and dom,
| know who YOU arc-cuttin' in here,
81 am simply one of his friends
/ that's all. Let's no; lose our tempers
/ ! guess YOU know as well a. any OF
/ ~ that Mr. Horne here can give any
, bond up % million dollars IL you
allow HIN time to notify his friends
I l. wont he necessary for him to sC
I To- th" station a. all, Will IL"
/ OF course ii will" replied the Of.
I ncor. amazed
I ~ We can bring 10 y.u here. withir
an hour. messages from The Mayor ano
4 the chief O guarantee his appcaranr,
~ any time or place. then will 1t he
/ necessary for him to co.
He can't give no bond unless h,
Socs 20 the station" said the plair
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DOC HORNE AND HIS FRIENDS

clothes man, who began to look al
Doc with new interest
Hurry on. and get me four mes
scnger boys-uuick. said the lush ~
the freckled boy. what Magistrate
is on duty to-nightY'
Ramsay. think"
lie and Mr.. Horne are brother
members of the Loyal Legion. Great
heavens. Some one is going to sweat
for this Tomorrow" Then to the
other. members of the colony: IT'S
good thing the warrant got into
the hands of man who knows now
10 be decent in case Of this kind
He put his hand on Docs shoulder and
said consolingly: "We'll simply walk
over to the captains office and sit
there until we can arrange the bond.
II there's any delay we'll have Judge
Thompson, Col. Munster and Alec
Moody there by 10 O'Clock"
He led the plain clothes man to one
side and whispered to him: Doc
there. is Alec Moody's cousin
Alec Moody was the King OF criminal
lawyers, a millionaire, "A power at the
city hall. Judge Thompson had been
mentioned" az candidate for Mayor.
Col. Munster was broker and the
treasurer OF the Pol.cemcn's Benevo-
lent Association.
zone of you speak to cap, and ]
think he'll let him stay right in the
Office" said the plain clothes man.
IT'D he dirty shame to throw him
downstairs. He might get in with a
bum or a Chinamar or any one
Why. 1t would he DREADFUL man
Of his age" said the lush. Hes
nearly so years old. fIc doesn't look
II. hu, that's what he Is. When we
walk over 70 the station YOU won't
take hold Of him or anything like
that ,"
Il guess II amt necessary.
Tho members 81 the colony had lis
tened In numb admiration to the mas
torful living Of the lush and none vcn-
tured to assist. The frcckled boy
came with two messengers. The lush
took him over TO tho counter and
gave whispered Instructions to hold
the BOYS there until Doc had gone
Then he walked up 10 Doc and said
Wen 90 over there and arrange this
business. II wont take long"
Doc arose. white. his face sudden y
drawn with the th:nuess Of age. and
said: "If I am TO be incarceratcd I
protest with
Nothing of tho kind said tho lush,
! and he laughed as ne took hold OF
| Docs arm. ~ mere formality."
lie went ahead. with Doc by his
| side. The plain clothes man followed
I with The dentist for his mate. The
/ cook agent numbered behind.
As they came 10 the steps or the
! station house the lush hurried in
= ahead Of the others and the plain
clothes man moved an 20 catch step
| with Doc.
II was a bare. rectangular room
! with ;wo iron posts {" support the
| ceiling At one end I'm q recess shut
| r. ny a wire screen sat a large mar
! in his shirt sleeves IN overhead
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lamp threw glare about HIM TIL.
man was the desk sergeant.
The lush was standing by al, ....
door marked Captain" and .o ....,.
oned to Doc, saying: "Stop r..,
mere until we can get the papers n,I,
out" At this the desk scrrclr. r.,-,.
out from behind the screen 7p,
plain clothes man went over {, gin,
window and explained to him
The freckled hoy arrived with, .,-o
pared speech. cnumcrating tine NM.
entail politicians who had hccn ,,..
fed and who might appear 70, an,
moment. The desk sergeant H.,.,.4
with grin suggestive of du.l'
At last the magistrate cam, ,..
the prisoners who had boon N....
in the basement cells were lr.....
and stood in a line across .u. ,
room.
Doc did not come ou. u.. ..
others had signed their mama. ...
paid their dollars. only t.,., &C.,.
could pay the foes and get in. ..,.,..
tee Of "a bondsuan were released "a
no member of the colony vl4,. .,....
crty owner tine lush bad .ra
negro who made hus.u,.- o. ....
ing bonds. Doc came ont W'. .,
mournful escort and wrote u. anna
on a paper laid before him T., ..-.
list paid dollar to the ma...,r.,
and another to the negro. Til" pu.,.
reporter stood by and wa'...l
through half closed eyes lie N..
smoking n bulldog pipe
Mine O'Clock in tho morning "a
the desk sergeant, hlotting 'he -cr,.
lures.
"Come on Doc" said tho lush
Doc followed him without l,r,
sign that he had heard A. 90
moved toward the door TO fr,.r'ai
boy entered. breathing heavily
y couldn't find his nohs a., 90
You fixed It. did YOU"
"icN-all right" replied Tho d.r'r
sharply.
The members Of tho ,o'ou, -,u .
mention Of the arrest IN jrr morn ~,
papers and hoped tina, Doc would
overlook II;
The dentist took hrcakft.' vt'r ,NA
book agent AZ the restaurant. ah
when they came back into i.. .,.'
Doe was sitting there rrla'- .,
favoritc newspaper, now Dos ,.u.
The item was much The Sumo iu a.
the morning papers
a FAKE MEDICINE CoNrNNv
TWO SMOOTH CITIZENS VITO .ur -,
PrsT or GrLLlBiE BUSINESS rF>
Calvin Horne. otherwise know. a.
Doc Horne. wa arrested 81 81, &.
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novel pony act. Ota Gygi. Mile. Amcta
and the Schmettans. Concerts to-day.
THE Beauty Parade" is the title Of
the weeks Offering at the Columbia
Theatre \ big organization of bur
leSaucrs viii be seen in Five Hun
bred Dollars Reward" In the cast
is Lila brennan. George Hayes. En-
bark All. T.. A. Turner. Joe Philips
and Mickie Curran. incidental TO the
performance many novel vaudeville
features will be introduced.
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VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESouE.
Three Dcbuts at the Palace rb,.
Week.

Richard earle. Fiske O'Hara and
Mary Shaw divided the honors AT tho
Palace Theatre this week, and are all
making their debut in vaudeville
earle is 10 he seen in n musical
comedy, "lf We Said What We
Thought" Fiske OIIara will render
songs and ballads and Miss Shaw will
present one act playlet. THE Dckcy
Bird" Others are the Ward Brothers.
Ruth Royc, Nellie V. Nichols. Five
Satsudas and Olympia DesvsIlys ami
NAL novelty.
This week at Hammerstein's Vie
tor!a Theatre is TO he known as Willie
liammerstein week. because It will In
cludc all the favoritc acts of the late
William Iiammcrstein. The bill is
headed hy Princess Radjah in Oriental
dances and Frank Fogarty, the Dub
lin minstrel. Others will he Norton
and Lee. VIII Rogers, the Exposition
Four, Dainty Marie, Mcmahon ana
thapcllc, Differentiated and com
pany. Harry Breen, Solly Lee and the
Althca Sisters, most Of whom were
discovered and featured by Mr.. Ham
merstein.
BESSIE Clayton in The Dances Of
Yesterday. To-day and Tomorrow"
comes to the Colonial Theatre this
week as the leading attraction. Her
honors will be shared, however,
with the Spring Fashion Show. which
comes from the Brooklyn Orphcum
Theatre. Others are Diam1n and
Brennan, Leo GARLIC, lie Roy Lyttou
and company, Weston and Kerr, Kim
herly and Mohr, a Charles Chaplin
film and concerts this afternoon and
evening, as usual
Bernard Granville will he at the AL
hamhra Theatre this week In his last
vaudeville tour. 7. Roy Barnes and
BESSIE Crawford will also he another
feature, presenting The Magazine
Man and the Lady" Others are Grace
| Do Mar, Gladys Clark and Henry
Bergman. Swor and Mack, Howa rd's