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At its opposite side rose lofty trees that suggested
to his practiced eye a mighty jungle. He started
toward this but midway of the plain he discovered
standing alone such tree best suited him for
a nights abode. Lightly he swung into its branches
after eating of the deer meat and soon was sound
asleep, lulled by the of the lions and lesser
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At every turn the ape-man forced to match
wits and muscles with the great carnivora that he
might procure substenance. Seldom now did he
go hungry, so rich the land in game animals,
fish and fruit. After days of searching he had
finally succeeded in discovering pass through the
mountains Beside water hole Bara the deer.
fell an easy victim to the ape-mans cunning. 1t
was just at dusk when he shouldered the carcass
of the deer and started downward onto the plain.
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found not the slightest further evidence that she
he sough. had entered this beautiful but forbidding
land Yet he was convinced from his former ques-
tionings among the cannbals that if she still lived,
IT, was here that she must be sought. But this I'M
known untravcrsed wild of vast extent. Grim
mountains blocked his path and tumbling torrents
impeded his way.
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These noises disturbed him not bit. 1t only
the unusual sound, however faint to civilized mans
that always brought Tarzan to quick conscious
ness matter how deep his slumber. And so it
was, that when the moon high, sudden rush
OF feet across the grassy carpet in the vicinity
OF his tree brought him to alert and ready activity
open, clear and bright, and his brain instantly reg
istered the perceptions of his senses
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POLICE EXAMINATION.
Prepare now. The Civil Service Preparatory
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YOUNG LADY, experienced in
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CONGFNTAL TRAVEL BUREAU REGIS
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Ladies That Vanish.

WHEN o magician causes young
~ woman to vanish on the stage.
that Is quite an ordinary event. magic
ally speaking. It's all In q day's-or
rather the night's-work.
But when a magician vanishes flesh
and blood young woman in the audi
torium Of the theater, right over the
heads of the audience, that is another
story. 1t smacks Of the impossible. 1t
is the Thousandth and Second Tale Of
the Arabian Nights.
And yet this Is precisely what 1t Is
claimed Thurston, now at the Belasco,
will do at every performance. In this
his latest feat of diablerie, which he
calls "Iasia," Thurston suspendS a
young woman from the dome of the
theater, dangling over the heads of the
spectators. A wave of the necroman-
GERS hand and she is gone. Where?
Apparently there is no explanation, I'M
less one is addicted to fourth dimen-
sional fads and Einstein fancies.
This, it Is claimed, Is the first time In
the history Of magic that human being
has been made to vanish in the midst
of an audience. Thurston says he got
the idea for the illusion when he was
in India. The Maharajah of Decour told
him story of Yogi who escaped mys-
teriously from prison three nights In
succession. The fourth night he was
shackled and placed in q pit in the
ground. The pit was covered with
heavy stones and guarded by soldiers.
Nevertheless the Yogi escaped. In India
they call this sort of thing "disintegra-
ton Of body"
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John GOlden's Workshop.

it has never before been seen in Wash
ington, but where 1t has been seen 1t
quickly earned fame as a laughmaker
secondly, 1t is one of the best of the
light comedies written by Rachci
CrotherS and brought to life in the John
Golden workshop, and, thirdly, it offers
glorious opportunity to shcw off the
talents of our people in its character
izations, especially our newcomers, who
naturally want to put their best foot
forward. They know as well as the
philosophers the value Of first impress
sions and very naturally they want to
take the test" as early as possible and
to learn how much, or how little,
Washington is going to like them.
Let Us Be Gay of course, plays
with the theme of marriage and its
possibilities in the way of creating EN-
barrassmentS and mistakes. But 1t
doesn't do it with an atmosphere OF
modern science and world problems.
Rather does it deal with misunder-
standing that results In separation,
which happily, however. eventuates IN
reconciliation and the serene bliss OF
making up again. And yet it is any,
thing in the world but slushy.
Bob Brown has a very delightful
and resourceful little wife; but he Is
rather inclined to underestimate her.
He imagines she is inclined in her
marital pose to be frumpy, and his
deluded brain gets so far that he ac-
tually leaves her. Then the wife be-
gins to show her mettle. At once she
decides to join the fashion parade,
and before she has finished. Bob is
crawling in the native soil to get her
back again. Not many tears will be
shed, but the laughs-well, they are
In the hands of the National Players
and the audience Is not at all In dam
ger Of being disappointed.
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COME of the New York producers
- Of plays need very little, as a rule.
to arouse public interest in their prod
uct. This is not because of the world
faith In man, but because OF something
a particular man has done to win a
way to the lasting regard OF the pub
lie in his works.
John, Golden is one of those men,
and 1t requires but the bare mention
of the title of the works that have
come out of his workshop to under
stand why. For it was John Golden
who first gave to the theater produce
lions of Turn to the Right" Light
min ;" Seventh Heaven THE First
Year" Three Wise Fools" Chicken
Feed and salt Water" all of them
hits with one or another of the an
nual edition Of the National Theater
Players.
"And because the output of John
Golden's workshop had never failed to
attract interest and even enthusiasm
in the past" says Manager Steve Coch-
ran of the 1881 edition of the organ
ization, cit was most natural to turn
to that glorious fountain of enjoyment
for our opening play tomorrow night
True, Rachel CrotherS no doubt
will rank high among the popular
playwrights, as Golden does among the
producers, but / have found that our
Washington clientele has the Missouri
habit of wanting to be shown. 'Seeing's
believing is just as popular an epigram
in the National Capital as 1t has been
in the Land of the OZarks, and I am
taking no chances with my public.
Here are some additional reasons
why Rachel Crothers' play. Let Us Be
Gay" which first saw itself on the
stage as a John Golden realization.
ought to command attention: First,
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Thurston and John L.

HOWARD THURsTON. the magi-
: clan. says he has taught many IA
nous people slight-of-hand-fro the
late King Edward down to doctors, sci
entists, base ball players and native
sons of the Golden State. But he ad-
mits the most difficult pupil he ever had
was the late John L. Sullivan.
THE great John L. had love OF
magic" says Thurston. land never failed
to come to the show when he and hap
pened to be in the same town. One day
he confessed to me that he would rather
be a card magician than a pugilist. and
engaged me to teach him some tricks.
Like Jake Kilrain and other famous ring
gladiators, he lacked the suppleness and
dexterity to manipulate the paSteboards.
THE only feat Sullivan was able to
accomplish was to tear pack of cards
in half. He was pleased as child when
told him the only other great man
who had been able to master this feat
was the father OF the late Gear of Rus
sia."
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One WAY TO Get Even.

IT is quite fitting that the common
philosophy of happiness, usually
described In such terms as the cloud
with the silver lining" sunny side OF
| the street. 1.-The lane that has turn
ing" ETC., should form the basis for
one Of the juiciest laugh feaSts Of the
year, Laugh and Get Rich" which
concerns q man who is constantly quot
ing happy wise-cracks and who, with an
abundant lack of ambition, provides
people who are a little tired of the
sunny side -of-Iife'' angle with a gor-
geous opportunity of handing it the
'razZberry."
Joe Austin, after life Of armchair
draping, finds himself failure at 40
His wife. still loving, presses his pants,
but being a normal woman, also oc-
casionally kicks them. BY a fluke, he
is trapped into a job. only to find his
sunshiny nature pain In the heck to
the hard-visaged people who are hot
and heavy after the good things in life.
He Is disconnected to find that as we'll
as being a failure out of work, he is
also failure on the job.
The advent of his marvellous inven-
tion." an automobile tire that whistles
when out of air, bring about the exact
reverse OF his previous existence and
corrals enough money to make life en-
durable.
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Spring Season at Hand
By w. H. Landvoiet.

great centers where American lib
erty means less than the business
of making drama to suit the pub
lie have they won the need of
praise. Surely if the merits of
luck are to still warm the hearts
of the hopeful, happy-go-luckieS
of a free people. their seventh sea-
son should bring to them every
thing that can gladden. the spirit
of art and carry JOY to the money
changers in the box Office. And
this, pardon the suggestion, is
what Manager Cochran is eagerly,
if not anxiously, looking forward
to. He believes his current COM
pany will more than favorably
compare with the best of those
which have preceded it; that hi@
repertory of plays has not bee !
surpassed in interest and exc -
lence by any which have gone b.
fore it, and that the general out
pouring of demands for reServa-
lions, which have almost sub
merged him in recent weeks and
seriously interfered with his fond
ness for the dolce far niente,
Oil pL CodEC lid 1A4Oob ouCSCocA VI
season, which he would not be dis
pleased to see extend into the far
off Autumn of the year, even up
to the coming of another regular
season" of the playhouse that for
a century or more has been Wash
ington's favorite temple of dra-
matte entertainment. The public
has but to make it's wishes known,
and he is fully prepared to serve
them.
FROM the City Auditorium of
the distant City OF Houston
Tex, comes the gratifying report
that Ethel Barrymore's first tour
of the South in many years is be-
ing accorded ovational welcomes,
not only in the high spots, but in
the humber towns of a land that
will ever love the theater. Miss
Barrymore, it seemed, finds it a
changed country from that she
visited with Pinero's "Mid-Chan-
mel" years ago. Then there were
between rs and 80 travelling COM
panieS abroad to rival her efforts.
This year, the report states. hers
is only the fifth road attraction
to be seen there's Strange Inter
lude," Strictly Dishonorable,"
Cherries Are Ripe" and Flying