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PRETTY SONGS
HEARD AT THE LYRIC.


Spring scenery, spring clothes and
spring songs helped Apple Blossom
Time live up to its title, 1t is the head
line act at the Lyric this week. The
songs were well sung and even with the
prospect of an approaching winter, the
spring songs were encored again and
again.
There was wit and dancing as well as
singing in this act that helped it get the
applause that greeted it.
The Mast Riddles are three tots who
sing and dance their way to favor de-
spite their youth. The eldest has some
solo songs and dances in which she does
some good work.
Jack Neville and company, two men,
have a comedy act that brings down the
house. One is a blaekface the other is
an army officer. They have a line Of
original humor that earns the much >ap-
rlause.
Two of the members Of the Faden trio
have voices that tho audience calls for
again And again, and the third draws
freehand drawings and has few lines
and jokes that make the act one Of the
most popular on the bill.
The Brandes have an act that is q
mixture Of tumbling, Jokes and stunts
that start the bin Off right. Wells and
Boggs, the Swiss singers, and Jolly
johnny Jones are other acts on the bill
At the Lyric all week.
NOVEL SETTINGS
USEI. BY BERNSTEIN.
Rube Bernstein, for several seasons
has been able to lift his "Follies OF
Pleasure" show out Of the rut OF sim
ilarity to other shows by means OF
using effective and new settings This
producer seems 90 study modern stage
settings and in this way he has been
able to keep up with the times.
This is apparent, especially so. In the
first two main scenes OF this year 4
edition OF "Tho Foilies OF Pleasure"
now on view at the Park. He aims a,
simplicity and Is able to obtain II by
employing the best OF taste by not over
loading the stage with unnecessary
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lish'S before the Whtteside engagement
ends.--W. d. H.
CHARACTER ACTOR
TRICMPHS AT KEITH'S.
1t is satisfying to record that char
acter actor is able to satisfy q modern
vaudeville audience and to cause that
type of an audience to actually appreci-
ate character work.
Such a triumph belongs to George NJ.
Rosemer, who is presenting a series of
character studies under the title Of "The
Anthology of An Old Actor" as the
brightest spot on the current bill at
B. r. Keith's.
Rosemer opens his character work as
an old actor, down and out, who Is COM
PEELED to feast on crackers and con-
densed milk weakened with water. He
strikes truthful keynote In that char
aCterization which is not ''mushy" but
possesses q saving sense OF humor which
convulses the house. Rosemer then glides
into several characters such as the half
wit bay, dramatically and powerfully
done, and also Civil War veteran Inn
personation in which the striking factor
is the comedy.
The old soldier is discussing his way
of making the real stuff" and allows
that it is a success because he dropped
a little bit on the floor and after mouse
had licked up few drops said. Where
is that darned cat?"
Each impersonation Is complete from
the makeup 10 the voice, and to our
way of thinking, Rosemer is an artist
Of the first rank.
Frances Pritchard has the assistance
Of two capable dancers In 1.-THE Dance
Duel" and these three dancers offer q
dance turn which is radical departure
from the regular dancing acts. The act
is beautifully mounted and went over
with bang yesterday.
The writer generally wants TO get ur
and leave the theater when a mindread-
ing act is announced. but zomah, the
latest example of the 'unsolved mystery
TO appear here, 10 so mystifying by tbs
rapidity of her work that one actually
gets excited. she makes no effort at
showmanship, but wins admiration al
the results obtained. Her card trick Is
marvellous achievement.
The extremes 10 which some people 20
In an attempt TO amuse an audience f.
well illustrated when Bert Wheeler ak
poses his shirt-tail II that Is comedy
viii conyulse with laughter the next
time I see a trunk Of an elephant Bert
is with Betty Wheeler in bits Of Ev-
erything"
samsyoa opens the bin aud the Lori
ner Hudson Company close the show in
wheel act. The sketch on the bin ia
Indoor Sports" which shows two men
in the parlors OF their best girls. Frank
Hurst recites some baby poems and sings
several songs.-w. d. III.
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scenery. He knows how to use color
and dresses his principals and chorus to
emphasize the beauty Of his stage set
tings.
The Bernstein show safely can be
called metropolitan and his cast has abil-
ity. The cast includes Clyde j. Bates
in his usual tramp role; Sid Gold, who
Is the best singing juvenile seen at the
Park this season; Dorothy Barnes, who
dresses her role lavishly and creates 9
comic opera atmosphere when on ths
stage; Tommy O'Neil, an effective dancer
and numerous others.
Another interesting item OF the show
is the method used by Bernstein In
closing his acts, and this is reflected
In the close of the frst act with the en-.
tire chorus singing shake a Toe"
The Bernstein show is on view al
week at the Park.
Il H. J.
THE SILVER SCREEN.
The movies on view today includes
Charles Ray in Peaceful Valley" at tbs
Circle; Won stroheim's 1.-THE DeviIl
Passkey" at the Ohio; while New York
Sleeps" at the Murat; Harold Lloyd II
High and Dizzy at Mister Smiths
William II. Crane Ia ''The Sapheed'' al
the Colonial; Tom Mix in 1.-THE Texan
at the Regent: "Her Beloved Villain
at the Isis and Bebe Daniels In "YoI
Never Can Tell" at the Alhambra.
II Il II
WAKEFIELD
COMES THURSDAY.
David Wsrield win open Thursds,
night in "The Return Of Peter Grim" .;
English's for a three-day engagement
NEW MUSICAL SHOW
NOW AT THE RIALTO.
The Riasto this week is presenting
Fred Carmelo, a comedian, In a musica
comedy called "Lovey Nine" with
company Of twenty-five people. Support
ing Mr.. Carmelo Is Miss Hazel Daven
port aud Bessie Brown, q soubrette. VIII
receives a number Of encores on her sonI
numbers. Miss Peggy Carello is
singer Of ballads.
Stanley, Doyle and Lewis, the Love!
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Durie. II the term realism can be prop
erly applied to romance, and ! doubt IL,
Maurice Barrett as Secundra Dass. the
native OF India, certainly approaches il
In the tongue swallowing scene. Spleen
did acting that. The big individual ac-
complishment besides the triumph OF
Mr. Whiteside is the work of Nancye
Stewart as Jessie Brun, a derelict. Moth
ing better OF its kind seen this season.
II yen enjoy pure romance coupled
with splendid acting. then got tc Eng
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Shelby Street

Mrs Luella Kearney 1910 Shelby street. saysi
years ago was In bad condition with kidney disorder
weeks. couldn't rise out OF chair lame and
had binding dizzy spells At times control
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Some stars on the stage would rebel
against the title Of the famous long,
lanky, high kicking queen OF fun" but
that is the title given to Charlotte Green
wood, who heads the "Linger Longer
Lefty" cast which opens Wednesday
night at the Murat.
This very individual woman has al
ways been a laugh getter and she is re-
membered for her work In 80 Long
LEFTY"
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East Morris Street

Charles Dean, OCT E. Morris street says my kidneys
got out of order and feeling Bile down
had spells Of bachache and nights hardly
get any rest owing to the misery in my back
sufferer from asthma for several years this affected
kidneys and brought attacks Of kidney disorder l
had to get lot at night to the kidney secretions
and felt tired All the time One OF family had used
Doans Kidney Pills with good results ed advised try
them. got three boxes Knsnnlsn's Pharmacy and
used them until the troubles became corrected"
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East Pratt Street

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my kidneys became weak and caused days of
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form work The kidney secretlons caused much
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statement given September 81 1879.
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Woodlawn Avenue

Chas. W. Hardy, locomotive fireman, 612 Woodlawp
avenue says Whenever my kidneys get Of order
my back gets to aching Doans Kidney Pills
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been locomotive fireman since 1900 and tho constant
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trip account Of the pains my would
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As soon feel any of these symptoms coming get
box Of Doan's Kidney Pills and them until the
trouble becomes corrected"
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WHITESIDE is FASCINATING RASCAL ON STAGE
of Chara MISUNDERSTANDING Bills Melody

lish's before the whiteside engagement
ends.--W. d. H.
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OBITUARY
bdIkoIauv asrviooH To-day.

Fun"ral s"rvIC"T rT IA" Iht" i"htF
kIkuIuu4. well known shnomnhcr WIZ"
died Thursday morning. will b" hold thi1
Afternoon at 3:1O U'cI""k. at the lal"
home. 100 sixteenth street Rev. WILL
liam Ulrcrt. pastor "f ~. johns i.ulh-
Gran church Will hay" 'hhIR". WIN IN
torment ln Greenwood cemetery
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El imperialism frances eXlste;
exizte 81 miItarismo. 81 no IS militia
rismo, como puede deScribirse E!
deseo frances por Ia barrera del Rim
como militarista? DeSearla ser muy
cIaro sobre este punto. La ocupacion
britannica de las c~olonias alemanas en-
81 Africa sud- Occidental, Y en- e!
Africa Oriental, en- Ia parte brita-
MICA del Togo ' del hamerun, y en-
las islas alemanas del Pacifico, no re-
sulta para MI ofensiva. RecoDozco
que es IN derecho ganado por IA
guerra, Y una necesidad im2uesta por
IA politica alemana. de c~onstru!r en-
cStas colonias bases para futures alta
ques contra las coloniaS laglesas.
Igualmente justificada esta Ia des-
~trucci6n de Ia escuadra alemana, que
tan directan1ente amenazo q 1nslate-
ira, asi como IA concession a la Gran
Bretana. de IA mayor parte de los
harcos mercantes alemaneS.
Pero reconocienGo los derechos in
rleseS en- este campo, de leSiunlos
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intereses ingleses, me veO obhgaco q
yer que existe " campo siTl!armen-
te alberto Y analogo para los lntere-
ses cont;nentsles. Quicro yer 4 todas
las naciones que estuvieron a~sociadas
con los Estados Unidos en- Ia pasada
guerra, no solo ccmpensadaS por sus
perdidas injustaS, h2Sta donde este
sea possible, sino tanbien p~rotegldas
de n analoga contra nue.
vas perdidas y mira ruevaS agre-
stones.
La dificultad estrba en- que los
Estados UnidoS, en- Paris, comenza-
ron por conceder Ia justicia dc todaS
las pretensiones inglesaS, que eran
irrefutables; Y luego, como por pre-
MO de esta conducta, Sc atrajeron el
apoyo britanico para reducir las de-
mandas similares de todas las otras
naciones europeaS. BESIDE S~aarbruc-
ken a Danzig. desde Coblenza q Ben
der, los americanos Y los ingleses han
estado siempre los unos al .sdo de
los otros. Ell una lancha para re0u-
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Ell MPERIALLSMO FRANCES

cir las pretensiones de los franccses,
de los polacos. de los italianos, de
los quienes tenian tan soil
das bases historicas Y de justlcla,
como las preteusiones britanicas So
bre la Nueva Guinea.
e. militarismo frances es, nj mas
nj menos, 10 mismo que el navallSmo
ingles, IN deseo de estabiecer las
bases propias para la seguridad ma
cional. Pero nosotros, los a~mericanos,
pusimos al varalismo ingles fuera de
toda discussion en- Paris, Y creo que
10 kicir1oS con razon. Sin embargo,
en- Pans, Y poSteriormente los Esta-
dos Unidos. Sc han viSto inundados
con acusaciones, tanto de naclo-
males como de los ingleses, contra e.
milirarismo frances, contra el impe-
rialiSmo italiano contra los infortu-
nados polacos, Que despues de siglo
Y medic de esclavitud. tratan de reu-
nirse. Y a los que Sc acusa de chau-
vinistas porque quieren los terrific
rios que necesitan para tener libre
acceso al mar; a~cusaciones formula