Washington Evening Times. (Washington, DC) 1910-01-06 [p 7]. · 2017-12-26 · cert of the...
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES THFESDAY JANUARY 6 1910 7 OF A O TRIBUTE Actress Almost Cute The Taming of the Shrew ByJ HILDEBRAKD The Taming of the Shrew Done of the barnstorming comody aC olden days to a revefaukam sad a delight E H Sotherns Petruchio and Miss Julia Marlowes Katberma gamed laughs and aroused more sympathy from a audience at the Be laaco last evenhtg than say modern comedy seen to Washington toe many moons probably deserved the greater credit but Mfae Marlowe as s th way of woman stars attracted more attention The best tribute to their an as she left the theater and it sound sacrilegious but it was true was so of Shakes- peare but Miss Marlowe was Just the same She could not whotly hide her charm during her sfcrawisit be- havior hi the earlier acts SIte berated scratched bit and hurled missilec poor Petmchto with a sweet nonehal ance that didnt give the audience one moments more lon thaw k Her reading of her lines was at all times a delight and especially se in the wooing scene of the second act and the road acene of the fourth Miss Marlowes tricks of hand once criticised but long sine forgiven were least obtrusive in the comedy test night aad her mobile expression threw aew lights on a rbar ter The cai1 was uniformly better than in the iHctment of Romeo and Jull et William Harris seemed more cast as Baptista than he did a Friar Laurence Rowland Buckstone gave portrayal of Grumlo that was notable of conventional comedy methods All that was said in the review of Romeo and Juliet regarding stage settings and tasteful costumes could be repeated of The Taming of the Shrew That feature of the produc- tion was all tfc more acceptable be cauee It ws des expected in a comedy LECTURERS COMING IN TRAVEL TALKS Elmendorf At the National and Kramer At the Columbia Barbary from Tangier t Alexan- dria is the title of the first lecture in a course of travel talks to be delivered by Dwight L Elmendorf at the National Theater this afternoon This country with h white cities He delightful climate and the picturesque aspect of its native life while in interest Is usually neglected by the tourist Mr CTmmdorf will being to this subject the result of his work through this esvncry during ths winter The color views and motion to be used In illustrating this sub as In all his lectures are the products of his cameras and Subjects to follow are Egypt the Sudan Sicily and Daimatfau COLUMBIA B rtaa H bes Ha- waii The second series of Burton Holmes Travelogues win begin at the Columbia Theater next Sunday right Three travellectures will be delivered by Wright Kramer the fellowtraveler oC Mr Holmes Mr Kramer accompanied Mr Holmes in his trips around the world and is aW to give the travetognes as present- ed originally by Mr Holmes The first subject will be Hawmi turned the Paradise of the Pacific Mr Kramer with the aid of new pic tures fresh impressions and vivid rem niscenees carries his audiences through Hawaii of the present by a picturesque route surfing at Wmttciki Oahu Maul Hilo and the volcano of Kiiauea are all visited ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM BY LOCAL ORCHESTRAT- he sums attending the flint eon cert of the reorganized Washington Symphony Orchestras has awakened keen interest in the work of Conductor Herman C RaJcemann and his men Sup- plementing this te the enjoyment the average music lover will derive from the unsuauHy attractive program for the second concert tomorrow afternoon at 445 at the Columbia Thea trr The symphony number te Schuberts work In B minor Cherubim Is repre- sented In the overture while two most attractive genre numbers are Massa- nfts prelude string orchestnt and Byags Italian divertiseement A Day In Naples Possibly the feature of the program will be Mr Lorlebergs cello solos pins Nocturne and Poppers Tar entelle- Hr Lorleberg makes his debut In Washington is a member of the or ohestra BOY IS PRODIGY- IN MATHEMATICS Addresses Harvard Mathematical Club OR Four Dimensional Bodies OA1TBRIDGR Xaee Jn 8 Show- ing that le possessed a fund of knowl- edge on he subject due to deep study William J Sidle eleven years old a st jdent in mathematics at Harvard ad- dressed the meeting of the Harvan Mathematics Club en The Four Di- mensional Bodies The subject is understood only by those proficient in higher mathematics hut for upwards of hour SMis talked intelligently to the students and professors GEORGIA GROUNDED BUT SOON CLEARS L Under superstition the Georgia which has suf- fered Three mishaps a month is regarded as a hoodoo While passing down Elisabeth river the Georgia was stranded on the shoal between Lamberts Point and Craney Island The C Q D signal was flashed by wireless and four nnVal tugs responded the call from the yard After tugging at the stranded vessel for twenty minutes they had her dEar the liT 5h proceeded on her trey to Hampton Roads MARLOWE WINNER R Sot he was Made by one very wom mss Sothern was Just AIle and Warlew It may preface Ute altar HeM at to Ye er determined wooer r many I who s I i All I I NORFOLK Va naval I within navy and I s f capacity many act- ing YUUOg cuter seemed 9Ic s hap- pily a abound- ing pic- tures brushes com- ing ar- ranged the a Jun t near- ly of ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DIVORCED FROM ACTOR II I j j j I j MARY BENHUR PRODUCTION SPECTACLE AND PLAY Dramatization of Wallace Novel Comes to National Chauncey Olcott Returns to the Columbia- in Ragged Robin i RING n Religious spectacles and religious plays are numerous but there ha never been but one Ben HOT It combines a history of the great- est tragedy of the Cnrtotlan era with wonderful stage pictures It illu trates- triunaphe on any treed It reaches the better sentiment of perms who K week Ptor these reasons Ben HUT must be regarded as something more than u dramatis spectacle It present staging te doubly attractive because of the elaboration of the scenes xepresentir the interior of the Roman galley the revels of the nymphs before the Temple of A jKrtlo m the Grove of Daphne aid especially realistic is the chariot ra- In the Mount of Olives scene where the 9t the JKesctah is Indi- cated by tlte divine light irradiating front His presence and falling in ben ediction or the multitude of palm bearing worshipers and on the lepers kneeling in supplication two hundred persons take part COLUMBIA Ckaaacey Okett im Rag- ged Rebin Chauncey Olcott in Ragged Robin will be at the Columbia next week Ragged Robin Is a departure from accepted dramatic types It is described as a unity of comedy fantasy poetry and song It has the charm of mm streisy fascination of fairy lore and the human interest yf a true love story The play suits the peculiar talents of hauncey Olcott better perhaps than that MOl been written for him It is essentially Iririi In atmosphere and temperament and is fitted to the per- sonality of the actor Ragged Rubin combines a pathetic love story with he world of fafryian i Humans an i the little peopl play various roles but the fairy element ta only incidental to the development of the CHASES Palite Vaaievaie Chases eleventh anniversary will be observed next week The attractions will include Albert Whclan William H Murphr Blanche Nichols and company Nellie Nichols the Three Ernests the Xelnotte Twins and Clay Smith Em and Jenny Gech Lee Alien and Lee and Buffalo Races by the American Albert Whelan is the Australian Im- pressionist comedian whose appearances in London Paris and New York are said to have occasioned a furore among vaudeville patrons As an added at traction the MurphyNichols company will v seen in The School for Act Faultless in every detail SARATOGAS SPARKLING WATER HIGHEST AWARDS BEST ON TEST ASK FOR IT WHEN DRINKING OR DINING r H mniirr sox Agts 2O8 SSass Ave 2T E de27moth3mo Y ftC the without to any sect or assault very eees the more RaC- GIIIETS I I the Naaareaes otfenee sees slay 1s lfationel next presents than any heir plot v r ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tog credited with being funnier and more origtal than earlier pre aentatior From Zasa to ITnsle Tom Nellie Xichote the ongatresacoinea ienne will give her songs The Three Erne tp German artists will offer a laughable Innovation The Xelnotte Twins rod Clay Smith are MM to give a varied and pleasing we daily ACADEMY H aJa Superb TnV spectacular and pantamhiite Hantona fhipei ba will core te the Academy next week I Since last Wen here Soperba ba been rehabilitated improved ivr h eostly costumes sad scenery and j enlarged by the addition of various tricks An entirely new rest a sing lag goad dancing chorus many itlusionn and a unique transformation scene Is i promlsed In addition to being the greatest and practically the only pantomimic mete tourmg the Untied Su perba this season contains the adred feature of musical comedy Xew matures include the beautiful hu- man flower vase the aeroplane the use ful man the festival the jungle with its Ifone gorillas elephants tigers monkeys and other denizens of African forests LYCEUM Wai3 as Big Shaw In he archives of comedy few names stand out so prominently as that of Billy Watson manager producer and leading comedian uf Watsons Big Show which wilt be at the New L ctum next week This season Mr Watson will present two of his comedies curtain will rise on an absurdity fjn his own pen entitled In Beautiful Clover The closing burlesque Is called The Bashful Venus This comedy hi which he created the part the head waiter has j been one of Mr Watsons big successes Mr Watson has surrounded with a capable company and bas 1 a comly chorus GAYETY Hastings Show The Hastings Show will come thX Gayety Tteater next week j The management of this organization announces that the attraction not only j noteworthy for Its bevy of beautiful young women but that the entire offer j in is a box the average The offering consists of two amusing j burleynu s a rcez snappy olio and a number of ensembles 7f- I CO- Me i I I The I I i to t IS u charrih gly I teed spec hhsself en- gaged reeald ¬ ¬ > HACKETT DIVORCE Decree Granted Mary Man nering Ends Long Marital Disagreements NEW YORK Jan C Much comment- is being heard today over the final ad- justing of the matrimonial troubles of James K Hackett and Ms wife not only in the theatrical world but in the homes of Got exelusives as well the granting of an interlocutory decree of absolute divorce to Mary Xannering yesterday in the supreme court by Jus tice Blanchard The decree which separates these two stage favorites after a year and one half of speculation as to whether or n t the actor and his wife would become reconciled was bused upon a report by Maurice Belches as referee that the pUUntUTs prayer b granted Elsie the nveyearoM child of the couple one credited with having been the means ot reuniting her parents- is awarded to the custody of her mother The decree contains no pt vision for alimony although it to said this may be added later Before the referee Mrs Haekett ap- peared in person accompanied by her attorney William Wilder She charged her husband wits having vie latfd his marriage vows but name r the co respondent was not revealed She is to be well known in the TI atri al world Mr Harkett did not appear in person t defend the action A formal dental Tii cousattons was made Despite fart the proof of guilt was eoHs4d- it i Mr Haokett and Miss Mannerin- gttfp married in V8W when f ier both members of the Lyceum TatT Stock Company After eight iths had passed their marriage p was- p They starred together for fcvrai searon then saparated each reading a different company In June bites MannerinK began proceedings fr divorce- In August of test year the friends of suit had been withdrawn Lle Btote was said to brought about the reconciliation- Mr Hackett stated that he was very happy over the result bet Miss Man nerine cabled from London reGenelll atton is futile Shortly afterward the divorce suit was revived and prose- cuted vigorously Both parties to the suit are now Ottt of the city OFFICERS ASSUME THEIR NEW POSTS Joint Instillation Hold i G A R and W R C Or- ganizations The new officers of the Lincoln Post G A today begin their terms of service They are 3 E McCabe com- mander A H Feathers senior vice commander W K Bay mood junior vice commander Dr A H Johnson surgeon the Rev J D Blood eod chaplain B Rose quartermas- ter George W Street officer of the dy Archie Burgess ofncer of the rua d S W cKWerry adjutant O H d drwyd nod George VL- R we quartcrmnster sergeant The Installation was made last night jointly with the Romans Relief Corps and the occasion was made more metal orahle by the presentation of a silver service to A B Chatneld the retiring commander of Uneoln pout and a cut glass punch bowl diver lentos forks and spoons to Mrs E S Meyers presi- dent of the Relief Corps The other Mncers of the Relief Corps are Mr Nettle Borland senior ice president Mrs Elisabeth Junior vice president Mrs Held chaplain tetra Olive Raymond conductor Mrs Mary Connor guard and Olive treasurer CAUSES GOMrENT I j I i time R the said T s HCketto heard tike divorce have r R Stewart Mrs recom- mending c secretly titc that t orge r ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ A Washington Girl II MISS MARGIE HILTON ARGIE HILTOX leading lady l of Widows ap- pearing this week at the Theater is a native of Washington and began her theatrical Stock company under the management of Grieves She has been with Wetter and Rush her present managers three season She will be featured next season by them in a new production Miss Hil- ton Is a pretty girl with a pleasing and voice She is also an accomplished dancer and a ersatile performer of soubrette roles ne formerly played with her sister Miss Hattie Hilton who left the stage to become the wife of a St Louis KISSING SCENE Damrosch Tells of Incident- In Opera Career of Alvary and Sucher Walter Damrecch as a conductor has coma to the opinion arrived at by Tsehattcowsky as a composer that It is better to devote oneself to symphonic than to music one town disappointments Damrosch however and often nnds that events the most disastrous or nearly M at the time art now most edifying in reflection He tells of a of Sieg fried which he conducted in Kan- sas Ahrary Sucher th the famous kiss with which Siegfried awak- ens the sleeping BrunhOde When Al vary as Siegfrtel was leanhurover th sleeting Valkyrk In the kiss some- one up in the gallery began to make sounds of ktesin hfe example being followed by others about him A little flurry of uneasiness ran over the house and then there a pressed titter which became more arid more contagious threatening at last to break into an uproar of mirth man of superb mien raised himself and with utmost dignity quietly looked ont the great audience There was on the instant and as quickly as Ovary saw that the de effect had been produced he turned agate bent over sleeping BrunhOde and completed the kins Not I the rareer here IUI a member of the Bijou mi- llionaire GALLERY STOPS is fond of on operatic days per Y and helD principals It WiltS the moment I over a ha the JtotMe ventured s Par 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Seen a Majeet Theater New Tork Next Week HAXLOXS SVPERB- ATOXI6HT at 815 to SZ 00 Mats Thurs SOc JI Sal to JIW Wm A Brady Jo R Grime Go Broadhurst XEXT sOW ACGUSTTS error PRESENTS fHAVXCE- TNEWPUIY RAGGED ROBIN By Pda Johnson Y vjrg n r PlaboraM XI- v TI Rifi f oft W TRAVELOGUES Meom Pictures DELIVERED BY MR WRIGHT KRAMER 5 SUNDAY EYES 530 OUR OWN HAWAII JAN 9 NEW JAPAN JAN 16 OLD JAPAN JAN 23 of the DtfGfc iaes JAN 30 MORE A30UT FEB 6 fr Tirkef SALt a Rs r rir L JAWi 4 Tan B sa Fa Tan T Peter the Monkey Socosie Man TrprV rg Ia Ttvrf usts a Si n B Is IP This hrjpir z v nnry Webb Af Grant ta oar Troupe Other Great A i mpl te B151 El v nth Anniversary TONIGHT MAT SAT 500 50G 75c SI at S o1 lock Mat- E H Julia Sothern and Marlow- et Thurs of the Srrea Friday night Mat i Eve of 3 NEXT WEEK MR OSCAR HAMMZRSTEINS MANHATTAN GRAND OPERA CO lint Washington Season Jan 1014 Note Former arrangement of f Wednesday nod Thursday eves changed Most Evg Jan 10 LUCIA Mme TetrxzioL Severtai Mr John Foieae Domenico Venturis Scott Tues Kvg THUS Mss Mary Gar Mlles Traitini Duchene Mr Re Dhnorus Scott Nlckotey Yen turinL Wed Aft TRAVIATA Mimes Te raauni Esener IDa Mr Sammaroo Domenico ScoU- W L JONGLEUR DE NOTRE DAME Mist Garden MM Dttfrnge- Uuberdeau Scott Crabbe BVK TALES OF HOFFMAN Miles CavsAari Trentini Gentle MM- Dahnores Renaud Gilbert Crabbe Fen HHini Fosse a Fri Evg Doubte bilL DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT Mmes Tetraz mint Duchene MM McConastcfe Gilbert NicoUy Followed PAGLIACCI Mme MTaiterVula MM Zerote SPT marco Crabb i Seats for aM performances now selHnft Bri Omce Prices Boxes Sin and S5O stra S nteczntee 55 and S4 balcony and S3 second balcony S2 and ja3U Virginia Theater Maryland Theater BETTER KIND OF PICTURES STH ST BETWEEN F AND G THEATER Sunday Jan I6th 815 SILVER JUBILEE CONCERT The Completion of the Bah Tear of WALTER As ORCHESTRAL CONDCCTOR For this occasion h will bring for th first time ta its entirety THE NEW YORK STMPHONT ORCHESTRA OF MEN It BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MAX FIEDLER Conductor ZTATIOXAI TSEATES Tuesday Afternoon January 11th fV Seats NOW m At Wilson Ticket off in Drops Maeic Rtc r corner of nth a G ts Local manas meBt of Mr JaSt THEATER WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Herman C Sakemaim Conductor Second Concert Soloist Slekard PrL Jan 7 445 JiarleBerg Cellist Prices 25c 0c The and 190 On sale at box office Ja34t Gayety Theatre 9tb Street Near F All This WEBER RUSHS Parisian Widows Ce OH TOOK WHOS HERE THE GIRL Xert Week THE GREAT HASTINGS SH flew Lyceum ALL THIS WEEK And Its Great Big Chorus rf 35BROILERS35 2BURLESQUES2 Nor WEEKTV ATSOXS BIG SHOW TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS tlEVI NATIUNAl BELLEW t E The Seats e THE HEART OF ALASKA Same jJ t I CIe SOc SIc THE MAN OF THE HOUR- By WEEKS SEr j OLCOTT I s J s Ira Ii cue c lan I DELASCO a JUt BELASCO McCor- mack DUd McCor- mack 1 150 EXCELLTT de NEW NATIONAL OF DAM ROSCH Itt Greene COLUMBIA I Day k MARGIE HILTON WASh SGTON j THE DUCKLINGS TOMIGJiTAT813 Matnee Satardtiy a t 8IHURLea- ne i sear r 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THE WASHINGTON TIMES THFESDAY JANUARY 6 1910 7
OF A O TRIBUTE
Actress Almost CuteThe Taming of the
Shrew
ByJ HILDEBRAKDThe Taming of the Shrew
Done of the barnstorming comody aC
olden days to a revefaukam sad adelight
E H Sotherns Petruchio and MissJulia Marlowes Katberma gamedlaughs and aroused more sympathyfrom a audience at the Belaaco last evenhtg than say moderncomedy seen to Washington toemany moons
probably deserved the greatercredit but Mfae Marlowe as s thway of woman stars attracted moreattention The best tribute to their
an as she left the theater and itsound sacrilegious but it was true
was soof Shakes-
peare but Miss Marlowe wasJust the same She could not whotlyhide her charm during her sfcrawisit be-havior hi the earlier acts SIte beratedscratched bit and hurled missilecpoor Petmchto with a sweet nonehalance that didnt give the audience onemoments more lon thaw k
Her reading of her lines was at alltimes a delight and especially se inthe wooing scene of the second act andthe road acene of the fourth
Miss Marlowes tricks of hand oncecriticised but long sine forgiven wereleast obtrusive in the comedy test nightaad her mobile expression threw aewlights on a rbar ter
The cai1 was uniformly better thanin the iHctment of Romeo and Jullet William Harris seemed morecast as Baptista than he did a
Friar Laurence Rowland Buckstonegave portrayal of Grumlo that wasnotable of conventionalcomedy methods
All that was said in the review ofRomeo and Juliet regarding stage
settings and tasteful costumes could berepeated of The Taming of theShrew That feature of the produc-tion was all tfc more acceptable becauee It ws des expected in a comedy
LECTURERS COMINGIN TRAVEL TALKS
Elmendorf At the National andKramer At the
ColumbiaBarbary from Tangier t Alexan-
dria is the title of the first lecture ina course of travel talks to be deliveredby Dwight L Elmendorf at the NationalTheater this afternoon
This country with h white cities Hedelightful climate and the picturesqueaspect of its native life while
in interest Is usually neglected bythe tourist Mr CTmmdorf will being tothis subject the result of his workthrough this esvncry during thswinter
The color views and motionto be used In illustrating this subas In all his lectures are theproducts of his cameras and
Subjects to follow are Egypt theSudan Sicily and Daimatfau
COLUMBIA B rtaa H bes Ha-waii
The second series of Burton HolmesTravelogues win begin at the ColumbiaTheater next Sunday right Three
travellectures will be delivered byWright Kramer the fellowtraveler oCMr Holmes
Mr Kramer accompanied Mr Holmesin his trips around the world and isaW to give the travetognes as present-ed originally by Mr Holmes
The first subject will be Hawmiturned the Paradise of the PacificMr Kramer with the aid of new pictures fresh impressions and vivid remniscenees carries his audiences throughHawaii of the present by a picturesqueroute surfing at WmttcikiOahu Maul Hilo and the volcano ofKiiauea are all visited
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMBY LOCAL ORCHESTRAT-
he sums attending the flint eoncert of the reorganized WashingtonSymphony Orchestras has awakenedkeen interest in the work of ConductorHerman C RaJcemann and his men Sup-plementing this te the enjoyment theaverage music lover will derive fromthe unsuauHy attractive program
for the second concert tomorrowafternoon at 445 at the Columbia Theatrr
The symphony number te Schubertswork In B minor Cherubim Is repre-sented In the overture while two mostattractive genre numbers are Massa-nfts prelude string orchestnt andByags Italian divertiseement A DayIn Naples
Possibly the feature of the programwill be Mr Lorlebergs cello solospins Nocturne and Poppers Tarentelle-
Hr Lorleberg makes his debutIn Washington is a member of the orohestra
BOY IS PRODIGY-IN MATHEMATICS
Addresses Harvard Mathematical
Club OR Four DimensionalBodies
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GEORGIA GROUNDEDBUT SOON CLEARS
L Undersuperstition the Georgia which has suf-fered Three mishaps a month isregarded as a hoodoo While passingdown Elisabeth river the Georgia wasstranded on the shoal between LambertsPoint and Craney Island
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BENHUR PRODUCTIONSPECTACLE AND PLAY
Dramatization of Wallace Novel Comes to NationalChauncey Olcott Returns to the Columbia-
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Religious spectacles and religiousplays are numerous but there ha neverbeen but one Ben HOT
It combines a history of the great-est tragedy of the Cnrtotlan era withwonderful stage pictures It illu trates-
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regarded as something more than udramatis spectacle
It present staging te doubly attractivebecause of the elaboration of the scenesxepresentir the interior of the Romangalley the revels of the nymphs beforethe Temple of AjKrtlo m the Grove ofDaphne aid especially realistic is thechariot ra-
In the Mount of Olives scene wherethe 9t the JKesctah is Indi-cated by tlte divine light irradiatingfront His presence and falling in benediction or the multitude of palmbearing worshipers and on the leperskneeling in supplicationtwo hundred persons take part
COLUMBIA Ckaaacey Okett im Rag-
ged RebinChauncey Olcott in Ragged Robin
will be at the Columbia next weekRagged Robin Is a departure from
accepted dramatic types It is describedas a unity of comedy fantasy poetryand song It has the charm of mmstreisy fascination of fairy lore andthe human interest yf a true love storyThe play suits the peculiar talents ofhauncey Olcott better perhaps than
that MOl been written for him Itis essentially Iririi In atmosphere andtemperament and is fitted to the per-sonality of the actor
Ragged Rubin combines a patheticlove story with he world of fafryian iHumans an i the little peopl play
various roles but the fairy elementta only incidental to the development ofthe
CHASES Palite VaaievaieChases eleventh anniversary will be
observed next week The attractionswill include Albert Whclan William HMurphr Blanche Nichols and companyNellie Nichols the Three Ernests theXelnotte Twins and Clay Smith Emand Jenny Gech Lee Alien and Leeand Buffalo Races by the American
Albert Whelan is the Australian Im-pressionist comedian whose appearancesin London Paris and New York aresaid to have occasioned a furore amongvaudeville patrons As an added attraction the MurphyNichols companywill v seen in The School for Act
Faultlessin every detail
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Nellie Xichote the ongatresacoineaienne will give her songs The ThreeErne tp German artists will offer alaughable Innovation The XelnotteTwins rod Clay Smith are MM to givea varied and pleasing wedailyACADEMY H aJa Superb
TnV spectacular and pantamhiiteHantona fhipei ba will core te
the Academy next weekI Since last Wen here Soperba babeen rehabilitated improved
ivr h eostly costumes sad scenery andj enlarged by the addition of varioustricks An entirely new rest a singlag goad dancing chorus many itlusionnand a unique transformation scene Is
i promlsedIn addition to being the greatest andpractically the only pantomimic
mete tourmg the Untied Superba this season contains the adredfeature of musical comedyXew matures include the beautiful hu-man flower vase the aeroplane the useful man the festival thejungle with its Ifone gorillas elephantstigers monkeys and other denizens of
African forests
LYCEUM Wai3 as Big ShawIn he archives of comedy few names
stand out so prominently as that ofBilly Watson manager producer andleading comedian uf Watsons BigShow which wilt be at the NewL ctum next week
This season Mr Watson will presenttwo of his comedies curtain willrise on an absurdity fjn his own penentitled In Beautiful Clover Theclosing burlesque Is called The BashfulVenus
This comedy hi which he created thepart the head waiter has j
been one of Mr Watsons big successesMr Watson has surroundedwith a capable company and bas 1
a comly chorus
GAYETY Hastings ShowThe Hastings Show will come
thX Gayety Tteater next week jThe management of this organization
announces that the attraction not only j
noteworthy for Its bevy of beautifulyoung women but that the entire offer jin is a box the average
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Decree Granted Mary Mannering Ends Long Marital
Disagreements
NEW YORK Jan C Much comment-is being heard today over the final ad-justing of the matrimonial troubles ofJames K Hackett and Ms wife notonly in the theatrical world but in thehomes of Got exelusives as wellthe granting of an interlocutory decreeof absolute divorce to Mary Xanneringyesterday in the supreme court by Justice Blanchard
The decree which separates these twostage favorites after a year and onehalf of speculation as to whether or n tthe actor and his wife would becomereconciled was bused upon a report byMaurice Belches as referee
that the pUUntUTs prayer bgranted
Elsie the nveyearoM child of thecouple one credited with havingbeen the means ot reuniting her parents-is awarded to the custody of her motherThe decree contains no pt vision foralimony although it to said this maybe added later
Before the referee Mrs Haekett ap-peared in person accompanied by herattorney William Wilder Shecharged her husband wits having vielatfd his marriage vows but namer the co respondent was not revealedShe is to be well known in theTI atri al world
Mr Harkett did not appear in persont defend the action A formal dental
Tii cousattons was made Despitefart the proof of guilt was eoHs4d-
it iMr Haokett and Miss Mannerin-gttfp married in V8W whenf ier both members of the LyceumTatT Stock Company After eight
iths had passed their marriagep
was-p They starred together forfcvrai searon then saparated eachreading a different company In June
bites MannerinK began proceedingsfr divorce-In August of test year the friends of
suit had been withdrawn Lle Btotewas said to brought about thereconciliation-
Mr Hackett stated that he was veryhappy over the result bet Miss Mannerine cabled from London reGenelllatton is futile Shortly afterward thedivorce suit was revived and prose-cuted vigorously
Both parties to the suit are now Otttof the city
OFFICERS ASSUMETHEIR NEW POSTS
Joint Instillation Hold i G A R
and W R C Or-
ganizationsThe new officers of the Lincoln Post
G A today begin their terms ofservice They are 3 E McCabe com-mander A H Feathers senior vicecommander W K Baymood juniorvice commander Dr A H Johnsonsurgeon the Rev J D Blood eodchaplain B Rose quartermas-ter George W Street officer of thedy Archie Burgess ofncer of therua d S W cKWerry adjutant O
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R we quartcrmnster sergeantThe Installation was made last night
jointly with the Romans Relief Corpsand the occasion was made more metalorahle by the presentation of a silverservice to A B Chatneld the retiringcommander of Uneoln pout and a cutglass punch bowl diver lentos forksand spoons to Mrs E S Meyers presi-dent of the Relief Corps
The other Mncers of the Relief Corpsare Mr Nettle Borland senior icepresident Mrs ElisabethJunior vice president MrsHeld chaplain tetra Olive Raymondconductor Mrs Mary Connor guardand Olive treasurer
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ARGIE HILTOX leading ladyl of Widows ap-
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Washington and began her theatricalStock company under the managementof Grieves
She has been with Wetter and Rushher present managers three seasonShe will be featured next season bythem in a new production Miss Hil-ton Is a pretty girl with a pleasing
and voice Sheis also an accomplished dancer and aersatile performer of soubrette rolesne formerly played with her sisterMiss Hattie Hilton who left the stage
to become the wife of a St Louis
KISSING SCENE
Damrosch Tells of Incident-In Opera Career of Alvary
and Sucher
Walter Damrecch as a conductor hascoma to the opinion arrived at byTsehattcowsky as a composer that It isbetter to devote oneself to symphonicthan to music one towndisappointments Damrosch howeverand often nnds that events the mostdisastrous or nearly M at the time artnow most edifying in reflection
He tells of a of Siegfried which he conducted in Kan-sas Ahrary Sucher th
thefamous kiss with which Siegfried awak-ens the sleeping BrunhOde When Alvary as Siegfrtel was leanhurover thsleeting Valkyrk In the kiss some-one up in the gallery began to makesounds of ktesin hfe example
being followed by others abouthimA little flurry of uneasiness ran over
the house and then there apressed titter which became more aridmore contagious threatening at last tobreak into an uproar of mirthman of superb mien raised himselfand with utmost dignity quietly lookedont the great audience
There was on the instant andas quickly as Ovary saw that the deeffect had been produced heturned agate bent over sleeping
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While Tetrazztai laves Luciawith renewed InterWt to those whohave beard I nisettr work manytimes the fact remains that the keen-est attention of the operagoing nublie is enlisted In the nov-i I ties which will be nextweek
Thai and the Juggler of XotreDame in which Mis Mary Gardenwilt appear sad Th Tales of H fff-
j man in width the jeautifttl CaValleriis to carry the principal womansrole are eagerly anttorMLted
Three seasons ago Xr Hammer-s tein made the experiment of Jntrodncing Hoffman and Thais theirproduction at the Manhattan OperaHouse being followed with
acclaim Last season thewas added to the new featuresfor which Manhattan ncuse isfamous only to receive a like satis-factory welcome
The principal stars of the companywill appear In next weeks produc-tions and the incidental accompani-ments such as scenery and stage ap-pointment will be Identical with theproductions
He Would Bleed EczemaCover d His Whole Body and Head
Suffered Keenly from Itchingand Burning Hundreds of Dollars
on Fruitless Treatments
CUTICURA CURED HIMNEVER TROUBLED SINCE
when a year oldhad over whole body andhead It lasted nearly three years Hehad big sores on his head and mat-ter would run from them He sufferedfrom the itching and burning and wouldscratch be would He was aperfect sight We tried kind of
of dollars andhaving doctors which did him nogood we slaw the Cutkrura Remedies ad-vertised and we some to see it theywould help him We used the Cuticurasoup to wash him with and then appliedthe Cuttcura Ointment They curedhint He K now five and hasnever been bothered with it since MrsDavid Ames 9 Columbia Ave Rooklaud Me Feb 22 and Mar 9 19O9
Cleanses Purifies and BeautifiesSkin Scalp Hair and Hands
The constant use of Cuticura Soapmeted when necessary by Cuticura-
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