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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
RELICS OF GEN. LAWTON
IN NATIONAL MUSEUM
Collection Contains Mementos a
His servics From 1854 Untu IA,
Death In the Philippines.

A number Il Interesting msmsusas
Of Mas Gen. Henry W. Lawson, o. av.
famed as a soldier from the time he
volunteered in 1851 until his death
in the Philippines In 1880. are now
in West Virginia
From his first enlistment In N IN
diana regiment. At the ago OF only
eighteen. Lawton's rise was rapidi he
became first sergeant Of hts company,
which. although In service only three
months. saw considerable active work
in West Virginia
Among the historical relics In the
National Museum are Lawton's two
service swords used in the civil war. a
sword and a scabbard presented tn
him by the men of his regiment as a
token Of their confidence and respect
and an ivory memorandum pad car
ried by him during the war. There is
also a congressional medal awarded
him for gallantry before Atlanta
In 1885, while connected with the
4th Cavalry. Lawton was sent out to
apprehend the notorious Geronimo and
his band of Apaches. who were COM
Mexico and Mexico. and defying both
tho United States and Mexican gov
ernmentA Relics relating to this
period Of his career Include . pair
of Mexican shoes worn by Capt. Law
ton when trailing the Apaches. and a
gold watch and chain presented to
him By the oattlsmen Of central New
Mexico. in recognition Of his services
in connection with the capture e
Geronimo.
Lawton was called to the star In
1888 a. major and assistant inspector
vancsd to . lieutenant coloneloy. 4
pair Of shoulder knots. . pair Of algu11.
lettes and . uniform ohapeau, Woru u
Lawton while lieutenant colonel and
inspector general IN the United eseees
Army. are also TO b seen In the M
tional collections
His distinguished service roeor0 ~
him to be selected By the Prscident -
s sar Of tSs N:. e
Spain he was made . major general
Of volunteers for his distinguishs1
gallantry in front Of Atlanta In the
civil war.
clude q pair OF spurs OF LAwton'a. and
a dress sword and scabbard owned By
him during the Spanish-American war;
together with the nag Of the eth Army
Corps flown At his headquartsrp 1t
Philippine Islands. from
March to December. 1899. the stan OF
which was captured from insurgents
In Santa Cruz. Two Filipino insur-
gent dags. one captured By Lawton in
1899, are ON display: also an anting.
anting, or cloth decorated with re-
ligious and military symbols. worn BY
q Filipino soldier az charm against
bullets. and Q manuscript decree by
Emilio Aguinaldo. Other memorials
include several sets OF resolutions and
adopted by the Grand
Army Of the Republic. the Odd Fell
lows, members Of his various com.
mands, and several municipalities.
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BELASCO

Tho Washington Square Players o.
New York will open their engagemeh
at the Belasco Theater tomorrow night
with four of their best-knewn one-act
plays. "A Bear" by Anton 'Tchekhov;
Of st. Anthony" by Maurice Maeter-
nnck. and 'Helena's Husband" by
Philip Moeller. They will be repeated
Tuesday night and Wednesday matinee.
"Helena's Husband" Is comedy. and
the oriGinators OF the Washington
Square Players. It concerns the man
ner IA which war was prectpitated be-
tween Troy and Sparta over the. disap-
pearance Of the beautiful Helen
"A Miracle Of st. Anthony" by Maui
rice Maeterlinck. one Of the Belgian
poets lesser known works, is a bril-
liant and amusing satire st. Anthony
introduces himself into a middle-class
hsusehohs In France for the purpose OF
ssia. a garrul0Us old lady who recently
passed away, leaving her wealth, dis
tributed among 'v4ffods frfehus 'send
i,relAtiSes who scarcely relish the idea
FSE Anttony 10 played By Ralph Roeder.
who translated the play.
'Moondown," a drama, written by
John Reed, the famous war correspond
ent Is the story Of a shop girl who
buth great dreams ON the promise Of
her lover to return to her at Aoondown,
and "A Bear" adapted from the work
Of Anton Tchekhov. the famous Russian
dramatisf, 10 IN amasing farce IN which
the brute man meets his match in a
small and very pretty woman.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings. the following plays will be
given: Literature" a satirical com
edy, by Arthur Schnitzler; "A Road
house in Arden" a comedy based on
the Bacon Shakespeare controversy. by
Philip Moelier: Interior" drama, by
Maeferlinck. and Pierre Patelin." q
fifteenth century French farce.
At both Saturday performances
"Helena's Husband" and "A Miracle OF
st. anthony" will re repeated I'm
April" a tragedy. by Rose Pastor Stokes.
and 'Eugenfcally Speaking" satire on
u1tra-modernism. By Edward Goodman.
/. win also be given
| The company includes Miss Dana Des-
boro. Miss Rosalie Matthew, Miss Mar
! 3orie Dean, Ralph Roeder, Carl Somnes
and Irving n. Freedman.
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Burton Holmes November 10.

Burton Holmes will make his appear
ance at the New National Theater tho
evening OF November 10. to present the
first Of five traveloguea. to be given on
consecutive Sunday evenings
The course will open with q picture
journey through Canada from coast to
coast. The second travelogue will be
the Canadian Rockies, followed by i'm
perial Britain, then the German father
land and winding up with La Belle
France
Season tickets for the course will go
on sale at the box office Monday morn
ing, November 10. and the seat sale for
the frst travelogue Friday, Novem-
Der IT..
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Ernest Schelling November %.

Ernest ScheIling. pianist and composer.
is announced for a recital At the Belasco
Theater Thursday afternoon. November
%. under the local management Of Miss
Grace Francis
Mr.. 6cheiun6 made marked impression
here last season. playing his own varia-
tons with the Boston Symphony Or
cheStra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

A London wholesale provision house,
which prides itself on nillnG all orders
correctly. received . letter from Aspro-
vincial customer recently. complaining
bitterly Of the very poor quality Of the
last two lots Of eggs supplied.
The reputation Of the house Tor never
making an error seemed % be 1t stake.
but the bright mind Of the Junior part
nsr found way out Of It. He wrotse
that our consiEnment ala not suit yuu:
there was, however, NO mistake On Qnr
part. We have looked NJ your osaD-
mai erdef. and nnd that e reAAe e
follows: hush any bsEee Co. We
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Nora Bayes.

Nora Bayes will como to Keith's
Theater next week with a new group Of
vivaciously characteristic songs. Other
features will be Charles Kellogg. 1.-The
California Naturalist and Nature Singer:
Whitfield Ireland and Lew Murdoch. in
THE Belle of Bingville"; Nina Valieri,
the Spanish dancer; Mabelle Adams
and Marion Murray, In Cotton Stock
ings"; Franker Wood and Bunee Wayde.
in That's All Right; Martin Brennan
and Ethel Powell. In songs at the
piano: the Cycling Brunettes in THE
Defiance Of Gravity: the pipe organ
recitals and tho Hearst international
News Pictorial
Election night, Tuesday, the 7th,
there will be two performances, begin
ming At 7:<6 and 1918 o'clock. The
complete bill will be presented at both.
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Leader.

Valentine Grant of the Famous Play
srs will be pictured at the Leader The
alter today and tomorrow in the
Daughter Of MacGregor." The story
10 OF Scotland. and OF the American
lumber camps. and was especially writ
ten for the star. Tuesday and We'd
nesday Maurice and Florence Walton. the
famous dancers, will be pictured in the
Quest of Life" modern society
drama, in which Miss Walton appears
In exclusive fashion designs. Thursday
and Friday Theodore Roberts Of the
Lasky company and Anita King, in
Anton the Terrible" a picture drama
Of Russian political intrigue, and Sat
urday, Mary Pickford, as Che Cho San.
in q photo adaptation OF John Luther
Longs Nine. Butterfly"
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In FINLAND.

A late Dorothy Gish feature Is alta
Boys Last Race" q racing story.
Grace Darmond. picture star Of the
Shielding Shadow" Is q Canadian
A new serial to be released soon ID
called "The Jockey OF Death"
Tho photoplay, "Patria," featuring
Mira. Vernon Castle. IL to DO released
December 1.
Helen HolnRes IL to figure IN . thrill
ling serial entitled The Lass OF the
Lumberlanda.
Balboa claims Little Mary Sun
shine" started the movement for bet
ter Aims for children.
Violet d. BiecarA gedsAill. g Nina
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In the Spotlight.

Beth Franklyn 10 to Join FRITZ
6chens company.
wlxam Morris Is being featured IN
"A World Of Pleasure"
Margaret Anglin 10 to appear IN Chi.
cago the first Of tho month.
entitled :Ths Bsautiful Unknown.s
Tho ehuberts are to produce . play
By Lincoln J. Carter called The 1tAm-
psde."
Nina Gale haynes - 70 give . So
ries Of readings in New York the COM
ing winter.
Julian Eltinge. in cousin Lacy. 10
coming to the National Theatsr the
week Of December 4.
Charles Kellogg. whose vaudeville sps-
cialty 10 bird singing. claims q range Of
twelve and one-haH octaves.
Constance Collier played the part Of
Mistress Ford in support Of Str Herbert
Tree. both in London and New York.
Albert Bruning and Margaret CAL
vert have been engaged for the com-
pany presenting The Yellow Jacket"
The shuberts will this season pro-
charlss Dickson. called "A Cave Lady
A play by Cyril Harcourt, called '.rhe
Jordans," Will be produced early next
year by Harrison Grey Fiske.
Julia Marlowe 10 to be one Of the
oatronesses of charity bazaar to he
given in New York tor q children's
fund.
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York;" company. is . Washington girl
a sister of AL Garner. and both were
born and educated here.
Fritz Leiber, who was with David
warfleld in '"rhe Flying Dutchman."
will be seen this season as leading
man with Robert MantelL
Nina valieri, the Spanish dancer.
offers five dance numbers. among them
characteristic Spanish waltz, from
which the tango originated.
Mile. Jean, Belgian musician, has
been booked for the Keith Theater here.
Manager Robbins states she Is proving
furore in the other cities.
Henry Stephenson. who enaets the
role Of Judge Filson. the defender OF
the great. good name of the Fuller
tons In Common Clay" has gained
fame in judicial roles.
Montgomery and Stone, in "Chin
Chin" will be at the New National the
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Strand.

Thomas Tnce's spectacular production,
civilization" will continue for another
week at the Strand Theater. beginning
TODAY. It is a remarkably thrilling
reveiatIon of the horrors OF war It's
story concerns the King OF Wredpryd.
whose ambitions for power plunge the
world into a war. He relies for sue
cess upon a deadly submarine, the in
yention Of his cousin. Count Ferdinand
The young nobleman aaiis N love with
working for universal peace. and when
ordered to torpedo a heavily laden pas
senger liner. he refuses. is attacked by
his crew, opens the sea valves Of the
submarine and It goes plungins to the
in his moments Of inconsistencies his
spirit takes the king ,i IN rapid flight
and devastated cities. and 80 impressed
MIN with the barbarity of warfare that
the monarch declares the war at an
end and signs the peace pact offered by
the foe. Vocal and orchestral accom-
paniment is furnished for the pictures.
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broadway After Dark

Broadway After Dark" next weeks
attraction At Polls Theatsr. 10 q story
which maintains that there should be
the Same moral code for man and
woman. Violet 10 Clair comes to tho
city from the country and forms as
sociAtions that WELD Q strong influence
over her. Tho cafes and oabarets claim
her. but . good man comes into her
life and the story deals with her ct
matio situations are relieved by .
strong element Of comedy. A pao-
turesQus scenic production and . COM
petent company Of players are prom
Used.
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Arcade Auditorium.

"One long night of froiic and fun
has been prepared for Halloween night
at the Arcade Auditorium. From the
opening, at $3.50. until the last couple
has left the floor at 1880 Pm the man
asement has arranged the program SO
that there shall be no slAckentng OF
the spirit Of AL Halloween
Costumes may be worn By the
dancers, but It will not be compulsory.
Fayors. souvenirs and some surprises
are promised by Manager James A.
willard, with special music by the
large orchestra. Both children and
their parents are welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

causte La pafx chez sol; Du Theater
au champ d'honneur LIE faux Modele.
some days yet
Bernhard opened her North Ameri-
can tour three weeks ago in Montreal
and. according to accounts. created her
accustomed Juror.
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Althouse-Leginska Recital.

The second concert Of the Ten Star
Series" viii be given ut the New Ma
uonal Theater Friday afternoon. Mo-
vsmbsr 10. and win present two inter-
esttng figures among the younger
artists Of the country In Joint recital
They are Paul Althouse. tenor. ana
Ethel Ieg1nslra, pianist. The former -
. wenAsTful young tenor q the Met
ropolitan Grand Opera Company, whose
vSaDA -AA& Nea Jseogn3f1sn Among Tn,
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Boston Symphony Tuesday.


Tho Boston Symphony Orchestra Will
give the frst Of its seasons concsrts In
the New National Theatsr Tuesday
afternoon at 4:3e o'clock.
An attractive program VIII inoluds
an Interesting concerto for violin and
orchestra By the American composer.
Ernest scheiling. which Frfts Kreisier.
the soloist, will play.
It was written for Mr.. Krei.ier. at his
request, last summer while Mr.. Schil-
ling was In Bar Harbor. The concerto
10 In one movement, which. however.
might easily be divided into sections
comprising q frst movement in ortho-
dox symphonic form with two themes.
development, fantasia and recapitula-
ton; an interlude. based on the La
goon," variation of Mr.. 6cheilings
Variations for Piano and Orchestra;
a transitional recitative for violin and
two harps, followed by an intermszso
based on the "Kreisler'' variation OF
the same work. from which the La
COON" IL taken. and q finale in rondo
form, modelled on a Spanish Jig.
The symphony win DO 6chumann's
"Rhenish." No. 3, in e nat. which has
not been heard hero in q number Of
years Other numbers will be Berlioz's
overture. '"rhe Corsafr." and Brahms'
overture. Academic Festival"
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POL.I'S

With . company Of forty odd people,
Including . big chorus Of pretty girls.
Keep Nevin6.. . laughing musical
show. win BE- the attraction at Poifs
this week. opening tonight The come
pa.y y Sss4se b ~ original ssas-
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great artists OF tho day. ana the latter
q charming young English pianist who
is one OF the unique nsures of the mu-
steal world. Tickets are on sale 1t T.
Arthur Smiths.
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/, Crandalls.

'-rhe Man Who stood stfn." photo
play OF unusual heart appeal. featur-
ing Lew Fields and Doris Kenyon, IN
ths .++ractfo., Mt CrandaiPs tomorrow
ana Tuesday. Fields IL pictured AZ
Kraus, small 1eweler OF the old
school. in his little shop on the east
side Of New York. typical OF that local
ity OF thirty years ago. Bertha Ka1ich.
Wednesday and Thursday In the Fog i1lm.
'Iovo and EfAke," and Friday and 6atur-
.day he Bh3Sbafd production. Saving the
Var.iIy Name Name" viii be shown. 80
Today,s attrsetioR n The oea<ist
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Philadelphia Orchestra Nov. IA.

TU1la0eIpu1a UTCneBCf6 NOV. IL.
The Philadelphia Orchestra will make
its first appearance this season at tho
New National Theater, the afternoon Of
November II, in the initial concert Of a
series of five which the organization
Will give here under Leopold Stokow
ski. The soloists who will be heard
during the course are Alma Gluck, Ell
ram Zfmbalist, Olga s. Samaroff and
Elena Gerhardt
Tickets for the entire series are now
on sale at the Office of r. Arthur Smith.
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twentieth Century Maids"

With an exceptional company and
many exclusive features, "The goth
Century Maids will appear at the Gay
ETY. Theater next week.
The cast is headed by Jim Barton. q
burlesque favorite, ana includes John
Barry, Arthur Young, James Howell,
Drena Mack. Nellie O'Connor. Mike Or
bin. Jules Le Barbe and Irene Bonaire,
tho last named Frepch pantomimists
who will introduce for the first time
here their original creation. panto-
mime dance.
The musical play Is entitled '.rhe Av-
iator." A feature chorus and stage set
dngs, costumes and electrical effects
up to the standard are promised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

In THE Masquerader." the new play
by John Hunter Booth, which Richard
Walton Tully is producing, Guy Bates
Post, the star. will have dual role.
appearing alternately as a member OF
parliament addicted to drugs and q
young writer and soldier OF fortune.
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"The Junior Mimic World.n

THE Junior Mimic World" with q COM
pany Of twenty-five talented boys and
girls. featuring Felix and Chair, the Beau
Evans. in limitations OF legitimate and
vaudeville hits OF 1915. will be at the
Cosmos Theater next week. Beautiful
costumes and catchy music win figure in
the largest spectacular feature ever pre-
scented at the Cosmos
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Savoy.

In . photoplay version Of Ybsen's
satirical drama. pillars Of Society"
today's attraction at the Savoy, Henry
B. walthall Is pictured in the role Of
a hypocrite. whose true nature is In
startling contrast to his outward person.
atty Mary Alden. George Beranger
Juanita Archer and Josephine Croweu are
pictured in the supporting cast. The Key
stone comedy. Vampire Ambrose" fea-
turing Mack Swain. also viii be shown to-
morrow, Edna Goodrich will be pic
tured In 1.-THE House OF Lies" a story
market for the beauty and charm Of
her daughter. with her dead husbands
insurance money. Tuesday. Mabel
Taliaferro will be pictured in THE
Dawn of Love-; Wednesday, Mae Muir
ray. in ''The Big Sister: Thursday,
Alice Brady. in The Gilded Cage;
Friday, Bessie Barriscale. in Home"
and Fay Tincher. in THE French Mil
liner" and Saturday. Valentine Grant,
in ''The Daughter OF MacGregor."
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Garden.

Bessie Barriscale is pictured In
"Piain Jane" at the Garden Theater to-
day. tomorrow and Tuesday. It was writ
ten and staged by Thomas Ince. pro-
duoer Of civilization" Jane. in the
picture story. is the ugly duckling OF
small town family. who IL thrust
aside at every turn for her moro come
iy looking sisters. She rebels, and finds
employment as an artists model falls In
love with the artist. They are married
and live happily thereafter. Charles Ray
Is pictured as the struggling artist.
Other attractions will include a Key.
stone comedy. Maid Mad" and Mutt
and Jen cartoon.
wednesday and Thursday, Louise
Glaum will be pictured In Tho Wolf
Woman" and Ford Sterling In Ills
Wild Oats" Friday and Saturday.
Richard Bennett win be pictured in a
gripping drama entitled "Phflip Hold
en-, Waster." ana Rosemary Theby and
Harry Meyers In . farcetts. Her
Green Eyes"
Accomplishments are furnashed b. the
orchestra
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zerland. Paderewski had no other
pupil.
Scheliing ranks as one Of the great
est native musicians of his day.

Ciccolini-Ciccolini. the italian tenor.
is only twenty-eight years old. Previous
to his seventeenth year he lived the life
Of the average we'll born Roman youth.
Commentere Cotogni. the great macs
tro Of the Academia di Santa Cecilia. in
Rome, allowed to be admitted four new
pupils, Ciccolini among them.
Thereafter his strides were rapid,
and his debut in Bologna as Alfred, IN
''Traviata." in 1907. caused q sensation
His subsequent appearances In England
were the GROWING point Of his career,
and his. voice SO impressed Melba that
she Immediately engaged him to play
opposite her in her own company for her
English and Australian tour.
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Kreisler Rec,taI Noyember. 16.

Frttx Kreisler. the great vioIinist,
will give his annual violin recital In
Washington In the New National Thea
ter Thursday afternoon, November 1s,
under the local management OF Mrs.
Wilson Greene -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Philip Moeller and Edward Goodman
OF the Washington Square Players OF
New York will speak at the Beiasco
Theater next Monday afternoon at 4:46
under the auspices of the Drama
League on The Modern Spirit in Play
Producing"
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week starting November 20. IN the two
years Of Its existence, chin Chin has
been presented In but three cities.
Naximova Is to make productions Of
. Russian play called Tho Price Of
Life" and Of '-rhe Fairy Tale" by DR..
Schnitxler, author Of The Affairs Of
Anatol."
ARMS and the Girl" a play of the
European war. but from q comedy
viewpoint. Is being presented In New
York, with Cyril Scott in the leading role
Dorothy McGrew, one of the beauti-
full woman members of the cast of The
Boomerang" is a Washington girl, who
is making gratifying progress In her
chosen profession.
Business Before Pleasure" BY Mr..
and Mrs. George Randolph Chester. had
it's drst performance last week at Meri-
den, Conn. with Fritz Williams and
Katherine Clifford in tho principal
parts.
Tier Soldier Boy" by Rida johnson
Young. has been presented in Boston.
with Charles Thomas and Margaret
Romaine in the leading roles. The 40
ton of the play is laid in Belgium At
the present time
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Photoplay Features

Oath" q story Of Russian nihflists, In
which Gail Kane II pictured in q dual
role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Helen Holcomb, daughter OF willard
Hoicomb,, will make her debut in
vaudeville In her fathers sketch. s17sr
Last Rehearsal
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Tho ehuberts are to produce q play
pede."
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Julia Marlowe 10 to be one Of the
uatronesses of a charity bazaar to be
given in New York tor a childrsn's
fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Marguerite Leslie. who played the
friend in '.The Secret" with Frances
starr, win be In Cyril Mauds's COM
pany In 'srhe Basker."
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Rufh Chnttsrfon q receiving pralso IN
New york In the comedy sCome Odt q
ths KitGhan." In which che impersouatss
: young southern Girl. -, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Constance Collier played tho part Of
Mistress Ford in support Of Str Herbert
Tree, both in London and New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

go to It." q musical comedy based
on the late Charles Hoyt's ga MIX
white Flag" was produced Ia New
York hast week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

The shuberts will this season pro-
duoe a play by Roland Oliver and
Charles Dickson, called "A Cave Lady"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Minna Gallo Haynes - 70 give . So
riAs of readings in New York the COM
ing winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

A play by Cyril Harcourt, called Tho
Jordans," will be produced early next
wear by Harrison Grey Fiske.
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Charles Kellogg. whose vaudeville sps-
cialty 20 bird singing. claims q range of
twelve and one-haK octaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

Albert Bruning and Margaret CAL
pany presenting THE Yellow Jacket"