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lO The mldsurorrer season In Chicago was Into last wek by the production of two r.fw plays, a rather unusual Incident lor ihls time of year. "Rose Valley," at ths Grand, tame into being without a name, but now rejoices in that somewhat rustle title. It Is as a rural play that Manager declares "Rose Valley" will succeed, a Hi, in fact, he claims to have as much confidence in Its future as t.as had In "Way Down East" when that play was originally produced. -Rose Valley" will be. seen on tour this comli season, but with a change it.

cast. During its Chicago run, however. Mr. Richman, Mlts Truax. Mr.

Haiues, Miss Kyan, and olb.tr well known players will icntinue to be en. "Rose.Valley" will remain at the Grand for two weeks longer. Tli cond new production, "A Strenuous Lift-." a breezy hot weather farce, has been well received at Studebaker. -It is acted by a company of uniform excellence, ln-cluun Jeesie dusley, Stepnt Grattan. Mra.

Yeamans. Hugo Tolai d. Violet Iale. Brig-hm Royce. Charlotte Dandrldge, Percy Jen-nii gs.

Forrest Doolittle, Jackson Carlyle, am John btrickleM. As the prauklth college nuO.ri William Norris rent ws his wide popularity in Chicago. i he Hfti th performance of in the 'a given In Powers' theater last Wdn-fiay night, and, according to the pres-i nt out.ook.. it wl'l double that number before Itatts. It is announced that a special Friua mat itiee will be given each week here-n ft I until the close of the engagen.ent.

huii'jaj periornsuticrs have beta aban-tioueii. ia accordance with th cutlom ai Brown of Harvard," originally booked for three uks at the Garrlck. has entered upon the ninth week of lis stay there. The local interest in this college play is shown from thi- fact that while it had a run of fifteen weeks in New York, the gross receipts of the Chicago run so tar have been almost as Urge as the entire run in New York. According to present arrangements.

Mr. Woodruff mid "Brown of Harvard" will remain at the Garruk but two weeks longer. At the Illinois this evening "The Lion and the M.iuse" commences the last four weeks of its stay in that theater. The engagement will terminate Saturday evening, Sept. 1, the company proceeding by special train Immediately alter the performance to Boston, v.htre they are scheduled to open Sept.

3 with a matinee. This Is the fourteenth week of the play's run In Chicago, and the 144lh wk in New York. As the business has been so phenomenal, and as a great many Chita go people have been away for the summer months, is possible that the play will return to Chicago during the regular winter fceas.nn. The automobile play." as "The Vanderbilt Cup'" is leing generally called abot't town, has evidently taken up the thread ot popularity of "Forty-Five Minutes From at the Colonial. It Is certain tha.

Elsie Janis is the most ta'ked-of young woman who has coine here in some time. Her of Sam Bernard. Eddie Foy, May Irwin, liau Daly. George Cohen. Fay Temple-ton.

an.i other celebrities make the greater jart of the er.tertair.ment. and to these fhv- iM add the French rhanteuse, Gu.lb. r. John Farson, pre r. of th- a club, will run the th race scene on Wednesday I i niltrr innimrr Ilr.

1 N.j'1'' coi.tir.iifs at the Chi-cav-' libera hmse. here it is playing mostly t.i inrce ai. i ncci t.iphtlv and at the mail-iipi-s The ''hicaK'i record of "The Land of if i iir.Iy a rernai kni le one. and be-f re cmi I's s'ay it Is likely to be 1. 1: i r.

to the front in the long run records of local theaters In the total number to nr.a itces Thtt rial lively race between the automobile at.d passenger train In "Bedford's ll the Great Xortbern. continues to rr ilie mechanical It a thriller. "Bedford's Hope" will to ftT upon the fif week of its run. Th tifti. ih performance Is to be fittingly by the cUtributlon of handEOme eou-v.

Irs. A the the new bill will be a m. 1, p. mat ic musical comedy called "The Cnwhr.y Girl." of hich Lira B. Parker wrote the book ami lyrics, and W.

It. Williams composed the lil musical numbers. Among the latter me The Life of a Cowboy Girl," "Four Hiri Men From Arizona." "All the World in I.ovc "He Treated Me White." "No Fool 1.1k" an Old Foci." "Whittling," and "The Boston Tourist Girls." The at at the Columbus, which ill onen im r. eular season with a matinee tod3y. will be Rice's Ecenic production of John Crittenden Webb's romantlo So i-herii plsv.

"The Land o' Cotton," a play that hss me with much success in the popular priced houses. The cet la headed by Miss Gertrude Uorid. Vanilevllle OfferlfiKa. May who has been associated with Richar.l Carle as leading comedienne.will be one of ttars tomorrow the'Ma-Jestlc. where she will Introduce her "Tolly Girls'" In a minla: ure musical oddity.

Bert Leslie, the slang comedian, assisted by S-jik-r and Barbaretto, wil present his fareo ske-u-h. entitled "Hogan's Visit." Terley. the English plastic artist, will be seen i.i his living reproductions of famous men. Carlisle will Introduce hla educated ponies and dogs in a unique and original performance, while the Rialto comedy four, eccentric singing and dancing specialists, will offer a diversified entertainment. Bert Howard and Leon a Bland, in Will Cressy's novelty sketch.

"The Stage Manager." will portray aome of tb amusing- incidents the vaudeville atage as seen at a morning's rehearsal. Sydney" Sterling, late leading comedian with the Musgrove company, makes his debut In vaudeville, and Hay-ward, Conroy, and Hayward have a comedy offering. The bill also includes Lizzie Mc-Keever, Millard brothers, and Edward La Zelle. The Olympic offers the hazardous globe as its chief attraction for this week. This sensational thriller Is exhibited by Dr.

Clarke and daughter, who accomplish some daring feats of bicycle riding in the huge globe. Jessie Couthoui. the Chicago artist, who has bten absent from the stage for two years, will return In her monologue sketch, "Eleven Forty P. Joe Flynn, the monologise, it! offer his parodies and witticisms, while Byron and Langdon, In "The Dude Detective." offer a farce sketch of tx-cepitonal comedy Interest. Eleanor Dor-rel will sing Joseph Howard's aong cycle.

"The Quarrel." Lillian Apel, assisted by Frederic Sumner, In "A Fair Lavinia De Witt, cornet soloist; Stuart and the Kelly sisters, fashion plate specialty trio, and the Aldeans, horizontal bar experts, are among tne many otners wbo will complete the bill. AI tbe Reiorli. White City will. open Its twelfth week of the season this There are a great many new attractions offered, among them an unusually fine vaudeville bill. Peter J.

Smith will continue at the theater in Illustrated songs, and the klnodrome will present moving pictures, illustrating tbe troubles of a green-goocs man. Other new attractions are Robertson's dog and monkey circus, the Gonzales brothers in Mexican serenades; Bonnie Gayorld. as tbe girl from Posey county, Indiana; the Musical Fays, comedy instrumentalists, and the Bijou comedy duo, presenting their original sketch entitled "10o to 1 Shot." The hippodrome will have as its leading attractions Clayton, Jenkins, and Jasper tmult), Darkey Town Circus." The weather durl-ig the past week has been fine a. id the attendance unusually large, all of the concessions being patronized in euch a manner as to demonstrate their popularity. The Kilties band will alto begin its engagement today.

The management of Chutes park has provided arother sensational novelty In a championship ski riding contest between Captain Carl Howelsen, holder of the world's record, which be won at Christianla In 1903, and HJalmar Anderson, local amateur expert. Summer ski riding Is a genuine novelty, as it is only possible here an incline such as Chute park affords can be had. The contestants, mounted on skis, or Ice runners, twelve feet long, descend steep declivities with the speed of the wind, and at the end of the point of the rise spring into the air, often 100 feet distant from tbe point of the rise and from fifty to seventy-flve feet In altitude. A steel track and Chutes lake will be the substitutes for an icy glacier and snow tfrift. While to attempt this feat would mean certain destruction to a novice, experts survive its perils uninjured Captain Howelson has a record of a flight seventy-five feet above tbe point of rise and lift feet in distance.

Patrons of Sans Soucl park will have the opportunity of seeing the only man who ever escaped from the dungeons of Port Arthur during the progress of the Japanese siege I I THE ESTTER OCEAN AUGUST 5, M906. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. UMMER AMtoSEMENSlllv 9 I '4 I 1 I I In the late war with Russia.

Vladimir Orloff one time a gun captain In the Nlkolavitch II. battery on Two Hundred and Three Metre hill, will Illustrate the method of his release from manacles, chains, and an Iron collar, by ways known to himself only, and his escape from the citadel Into the lines of tbe Japanese army. Hla exhibitions are said to if i flirty -sli li he very Interesting. Veseella and his Banda Roma continue to attract music lover, and a new program is offered for the current week. Monday night will be devoted to the playing of patriotic airs, Wednesday to popular music, and Friday to the rendering of selections from the operas of Wagner, Liszt, Boits.

Mendelssohn, Verdi. Gounod. Massenet, Maszkowski, and Handel. In the vaudeville theater the new bill includes Count De Butz and brother, comedy bicycle act; Innes and Ryan, singing and talking act; Ed Moon, musical actr De Van brothers, acrobats; Raimund and Good, comedy. The fifty shows at Rlverview park have been augmented by Pain's "Last Days of Pompeii," the fireworks spectacle, which was the feature attraction at White City for three weeks earlier in the season.

Pain has given his "Pompeii" in Chicago In several summers past, but never before has he produced the spectacle with so much pomp as this year. The roenie picture in this production is 400 feet long, the spectacle employs 5G0 people, has a ballet of 200 girls, a full military band, a score of sensational outdoor vaudeville acts; and a $1,500 fireworks display every night. Rlverview park's success has been so great and the outlook for the future is so promising that architects are already making plans for next season. On the big lot south of the present site. 300 feet wide and 700 feet long, facing on Belmont avenue, which was acquired a few days ago, there Is to be the most modern, up to date scenic railway money can buy.

On the north side of the grounds, running from Western avenue to tbe river, will be constructed a roller coaster, with two miles of tracks and "mile a minute" cars. Orebestras and Bands. The Coliseum has Ellery and his reej and bras8 band, conducted by the volatile eruptive Ferullo, with programs largely classic, yet with enough from the well known Italian and French grand operas to make tbe concerts entertaining in the broadest sense. Tbe excerpts from the latter operas are in the nature of scenes. In which a sextet of soloists instrumentally render the prln- 1 1 I V.

lllJai I IB VI IU IU UCL, nearer gets tne opera sans woras. Tnla original idea for summer concerts Is in' extremely happy thought on the part of Chan- ning Ellery. and has furnished considerable I enjoyment to the younger set of folk. There will he times of exceptional interest end arrtrtlveness all through the week at tbe Bismarck garden, as this Is the final week In the annual engagement of Prof estor Bunge and his Metropolitan band, and next Thursday night Is the occsslon of the annual benefit tendered the veteran director and ma gician. While the custom ef giving a special 7 program for.

-each -concert. will continue to obtain, each concert litis week will embrace one of more Bunre competition, and on too night ot th4 benefit any number of appropriate features will be Introduced. Ac a special attraction this wek Hiss Cora Landls. former prima donna of "The Isle of Epl under the management of-B. G.

Whit: will glng at each A coming att Hon of more than ordinary Interest ia initial encasement at the Biamarck nr commencing a week from tomorrow n)ght pf weDrj prise band of America, or Cincinnati. The Weber band ia composed entirely of musicians who have been members of the organisation for several years, and the principal voeal soloist. Miss Blsncbe Mehaffey, nas been beard to distinct advantage In local concert by this band, C-J Lwesl Jasnwseaaeat Holes. McVlcker'e theater will open for tbe season of 1908-OT Saturday. Aug.

18, with James O'Neill In bis famous and familiar Impersonation of Ed-mood Dante to "Monte Mr. O'Neill ha sworn a mighty oath that be will never again play In the Dumaa romance, the present year being his last ia the play which has brought him so much of fame and fortune. The La Salle theater will begin Its fifth season a week from Saturday, when "Tbe Tune, tbe Place, and tbe Girl" will be given IU Initial Sresentatlon. The new offering Is by Will M. lough.

Frank R. Adams, and Joseph K. Howard. The new production wUl be different from those previously staged In this playhouse. Heretofore the atmosphere has been foreign, but in the forthcoming production It will be strictly American.

The scene te laid In tbe mountains of Virginia. Ned Wayburn, who has charge of tbe drilling of the bas departed from tbe time honored custom In vogue In this playhouse and some fetching numbers are promised. One of the busiest men In Chicago theatrical affairs at the present time la Ben M. Jerome. Twice dally during the current week be Is directing the orchestra at tbe Olympic for the performance of his act, "Thebe." At other times he la in charge ef tbe rehearsals of "The Royal Chef," which starts shortly on road tour.

In addition to all this be Is supervising all the details of scenery, costumes, and electrical effects for the production of bis new musical piece, which will be tbe first offering of the newly organized "Ben Amusement company," which Is now located In the Schiller building. Tbe Will J. -Block Amusement company, following Its announcement of a few weeks ago, bas established Itself In permanent offlcee In the Schiller building, thus making Chicago the base of Its operations. It is the fixed policy of the block company to bold entirely to productions of ths highest class, to give all ef Its first performances In this city, and to demonstrate that Chicago may be made a producing center of an Important kind. Three more names have been added to the roster of the company which will be seen at the New theater next season.

They are James Dur-kln, Maggie Holloway Fisher, and Sheldon Lewis. Mr. Dnrkln Is probably one of the best known leading men In stock work In ths country. He Is at present leading man at the Davidson theater. Milwaukee.

Maggie Hollowav Fisher Is one of the best known ''old women" of the stage. For the past ten years she haa-ap-peared almost exclusively with the productions of Cbarlea Frohman, both In this country and la London. -The Cmpire" will be given for a single performance at the Grand opera-house 8unday l. The company which will present The mpire" this season, under the direction of Manager Harry Askln of the Grand opera-house, contains several names notable In the musical comedy field. Fred Mace will be the empire.

Ouelma Baker tbe kfaiibe) Lewtoa. daughter of the beef magnate: Edith Teriingtoo. Lady Fltxhugb: Harry Han loo the beef magnate, and Helena Salllnger the statuesque Ms-suma. Miss Margare MacDonald will be heard in her original role, and others in the csst are Bradlee Martin. Ethel Pennington.

Raymond ells, and Allan Ramsay. Viola Larson, ths girl with many ideas, will lead the curio ball attractions at tbe dark Street museum this week. Other features will Include Kllla and Clemens, magicians; Profesaor Weed exposing opium dens; Chisf Prairie Dog and squaw lariat throwers, and a pleasing vaudeville snow In the theater. AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT ft" ts lln.

The WILL J. BLOCK Amusement Co. Presents By MARGl'ERITE MERINGTOiH. All-Star fast Includes i CHARLES RICHMAN Robt. T.

Haines Sarah Truax Stephen Maley May Voices A. Roberts Flaven Geo. Christie Mary Ryan Charles Swain Ada Oilman E. L. Walton Louise Randolph Sunday, Ant.

19, The Umpire PR ED MACE sod Star Cast NEXT ATTRACTION Fear Weeks Only, Bcstnnliar MONDAY, AUG. 20th. Peaca Ready Taesday, As. 14. Direct from Joe Weber's Mu le Halt JOE WEBER'S ALL-STAR CO.

Ia last Seaaoa's Triumph. TWIDDLE-TWADDLE Mall Orders New Being Received. CBPTHIM CfiEL HOWELSEN Wsris's Csssisiss Ski Jssiser. Dally EiolbiUou p. m.

a 10 p. m. mEEniiiTELTEB S3) at 10:30 p. aa. Bc-ADMISSION-10: VELVET LAt'OH COASTER.

MYSTIC KILL 1NQ GALLERY HAUNTED 6WINu. CARROUSELS MIMTURB WORLD'S FAIR. DOG AND PONY HIPPO. TEMPLE FIKAj FRtE CONCERTS. MONKEY.

TEETEIS FRISCO Fine PIC TIIBPC DROME ELEC pozzi's WATER EIC THEAT'RI II it Coallnuous CIRCUS. suits COLISEUM CAR DEN ELLERY BAND FED0LrL0 This Afternoon "lone." "Fausl." "Bohemian Girl. "LUCIA." "Holy City." Hiatolre Pierrot." Kammenol-Ostrow." This Evening "Marltana." "IAfrlealne." "TTavtate." Chopin's "Funeral March." "BatUts'a Orun Offertory," "Luoia." MATI.VEE3 Saturdays and Sundays. 8 p. m.

EDELWEISS GARDEN. Catsrsrs. Admission 20c No Blsrher. SOUTH SIDE BALL PARK 39th and Wsatwerth Ave BASEBALL TODAY While Sox vs. Philadelphia jUasne Callea at 3 P.

M. TROGADEROI RICES MATS. 28 60 -75 "IGriTS IN GlYPAnEEiMakJaily RELISS UXSCS JERCLIE YCUX8 TOJLHV massif aatUlatssaSd. f- LAt'OH- DROMB. jMHwncaiicB tV) BBBaBSaaBBaaMBBSBBBBBlBB ADMISSION.

TEH CENTS. THE MOST BKATJTIFIL AMI IEHBKT PARK IN TUB WORLD, WITH BO BIO HOWS, DRAWING TUB GREATEtT CROWD ETER KNOWN IN THE BISTORT OP CHICAGO. SHILZONYI'S HUNGARIAN HUSZAR BAND A.Tv?.W.. 5,000 FREE SEATS 11 THE 6R0VE. HIGH CLASS RESTAURANT AT THE CASINO UNDER'-THUS PERSONAL DIRECTION OP JOHN LIZARS.

BEST OP SERVICE, REASONABLE PRICES. TABLES ON THE VERANDA, NEAR THE PAKD. TONIGHT "SLi PAIN'S GLORIOUSLY OOROCOUS The Mest Maaraifleeat Pyrsleeksleal Spectaele Ever Prvdaeed la Ike World. 503 PEOPLE BALLET OF 200 GIRLS. Sosnlo 403 Fstt Long Hllitarj Band.

SENSATIONAL OUTDOOR VAUDEVILLE ACTS. THE ERUPTION OF -WITH A GRAND- I FIREWORKS IISPLAY EVERY NIGHT 8,000 Seats at SO. 8,000 Seats with backs at BOe. 8,000 Reservea Chairs, TB. FOLLOW THE CROWDS LAST 4 WEEKS Ja-TONIGHT EVERY NIGHT.

WE0. and SAT. MATS. 1STH WEEK HERE 44TH WEEK MEW YORK HENRY B. HARRIS, Presents THE THE MOST TALKED ABOUT PLAY OF THE DECADE AND THE nn UlI By CHARLES KLEIN.

Aathsr el "The Msslc Master." SEATS NOW SELUNS FOR REMAINDER OF THIS PHENOMENAL SUMMER SEISON PRICES KOe, TSo, I.OO and SI. BO. EVERY SEAT RESERVED. MAIL ORDERS FROM OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS WHO HAVC AMPLE TRAIN FACILU tics Arrcw kaqh pkrformancc) will RCCEIVK S'ROMPr ATTCNTION. COOL THPflTPD OLONIALSt RANDOLPH, NEAR STATE Evprr Nlaht-Recalar Mats.

Wed. 6c aat. Order hj Mmll mr Phane f'eatrml Prices SOe Sl- laker. SHORT TIME AMID THB ROUSINO CHEERS OP TENS OF THOUSANDS AND THB ROAR OP THB RACiNQ MACHINES. (UEBLER Managers) HAS WON THE VA1H CUP FOR GOOD AND ALL.

IN THE AFFECTIONS OF TDbtniMUUKUBLIU NO I AT ANY FOOTBALL GAME NOR AT ANY BASEBALL MATCH DO THB FANS CHEER MORE LUSTILY AND REND THB AIR WITH MORE FRANTIC YELLS THAN AT THE COLONIAL EVERY NIGHT. AND AS TO MISS JANIS' IMITATIONS WELLI 2 NEW ONES TONIGHT OUILBERT and BARRYMORB AND LOOK AT THB CAST: HENRY V. DONNELLY. JACQbEl KRUEBER. EDITH DECKER.

HENRY BERQMAN. BLANCHE CHAPMAN. CHARLES DOW CLARK. F. NEWTON LIND0.

ARTHUR STANFORD. ALBERT COWLES AND OTIS HARLAN. WILL THAT HOLD YOU FOR A WHILE? next wednes- inUM CkDCnU PRESI- DAY NIOHT -JUnrl rAKoUN, DBNT OP THB CHICAOO AUTOMOBILE CLUB, WILL DRIVB ONE OP THB CARS IN THB RACE. T0MAS80 CONCERTS IN PROMENADE 0E LUXE. Ueacfced fey North Klde Cable er Nertn-.

western te Uraee btreau FAREWELL 1 1 CARL OUNCE WEEK II And His Band Taarsaar Erealna Next BI7NOR BKNPPrT Monday, Aa. 13 WKBKK'S PRIZ8 BAND AI UA llil DDA State' Archer a Mth. HUnHIIIUIM Phase, CalMsset 1374 Mats. Sun. SBe Datty 10 10 Starting Matlaes Teday Western Atasa.pherio Musrcal Csatesj Drassa Nights ioo to Oa Oe The Cow-Boy Girl Weak Newsfrl.M POBaPEII VESUVIUS DQDG3 mm Mi MONROE NEAR STATE ST.

WEEK OF AUGUST 6. MAY B0LEY POLLY GIRLS Tbe Caarnwr From "Ths afajd and Uw Mumnay." BERT LESLIE CO. With Bailor and Barbaretto In "Hogan's Visit." CARLISLE'S DOGS AND PONIES About, tbs Clever of All Anlmaia. MARVELOUS TERLEY Tbe Sensational Plastic Artist. HOWARD BLAND In Will Cressy's Sketch.

"The 8tae Muticr." 4 RIALTO COMEDY FOUR Eeesntric Slna-lna and Isncinr 8pctaJlsta. SYDNEY STERLING CO. Of the Murcrove Company In a Nw Sketch. HAYWARD. CONROY HAYWARD "MarrlaK Ia Sublime." That's th.

Name. MILLARD BROTHERS Banjo Experts. Sincer and Danoers. LIZZIE MCKEEVER With Her Attractive I Hum rated Sonars. WILLIAMS MAYER Theirs Ia a tng-ina Sketch.

EDWARD LA ZELLE Wlr Exhibition Quite Astontshlna. AVERY PEARL Ths Black Face Slncers. CARLING SISTERS Sonr and Dane Artlsis. THE KINODROME 15-i3-30-5c. Pnone, Central SsifJ.

STUDEBAKER Evenings fVLVJX) at 8:15 Mats. Wad. and Sat. at 2il5 Lthree laughs A MINUTE FOR 150 MINUTES! WILLIAM UJJ Im Im Mrs. AnniR Yeamans Violet Dale Charlotte Dndridge Hugo Toland Perc Jennings Harmon MioGregor Jackson Carljle Jessie Besley Lillian Albertsoa Stephes 6rattai Scott Cooper Brigham Rojoe E.

Forrest Doolittle Wilson McCormick In the Merry Faroe RICHARD WALTON TULLY SUMMER PRICES! Bargain Mat 25c to SI Kvery Afternoon at 3. Every Evenine; at 8:30. FAREWELL CONCERT TONIGHT WALTER DAf.lROSCII AND THB Hew York Symphony Orchestra Hi in.rlal rcaac.t Mr. Dsmroifhwlll render last season's success, Hayda's "Fsrrirtll Symphony," for the closlaa; amber of t.aifht'i proajraaa. Corameno'nt Tomorrow Afternoon, Angnt 6th A SD FOR 4 THE THEODOBE THDjliHS OBCHESTRH FREDERICK STOCK, Director.

Concerts Every Afternoon at 3. Even Eveninj at 8.30. ADUISSION 25c. R.sM-v.d Seats CSo Cstra Chloasw A Northwestern trains run direct to Ravin! Park. Leave Well Strret Station: a Wks Days Sunday.

190P. M. 1:5 P. 4 .40 P. M.

4 :15 P. M. TKP. Ti40 P.J. Tt40 P.

M. 6:00 P.M. 8.85 P. M. Trains Rtturnlni at Convenient Intervals.

RAVIXIA PARK Chlcaco to Harlata Park la 30 Mlaates. Vnr th. tlanr. of th. iMton th.

CTilraio ana klTlwauk. Electric R. R. will run the foliowlne xpress train, to Ravtnla Park: Arrive. flavin la Park.

Hi 30 P. M. fVili P. M. Iare Eranston P.

M. Leare Lake Forert. 8i0 P. l. Leare Waukecao P.

M. Return tn lmedlately after GARRICK UST 2 WEEKS HENRY WOODRUFF IN "BROWN OF HARVARD" THE SUCCESS 0 THE SUMMER SEASON SON The Kilties LAST WEEK OF THE BIS HIT band. "CLATJON, JENKINS JASPER CIRCUS In a Darky-Town Clreus. CO TO THE GREAT RESTAURANT SERVICE IN OPEN AIR FIRE SHOW 4 Visit the Ttelaae af Other Bin Shows. PAUK ADMISSION IP CENTS COLUMBUS WasiU Ave, 1 Sit St.

PfeiasCalssist 1559. MATS. IATS. I STAITWO UllTl.fEE T3DAV INI NlEtita 5c Tfears. 25c 50c 75 STRENUOUS lift lmii -CLARK RANDOLPH ST3 WEEK OF.

AUGUST 6. THE HAZARDOUS GLOBE Sensational and Hair-Raisins BlcycJs Act. JESSIE C0UTH0UI CO In Her New Sketch. "EleVsa-Forty -JOE FLYNN lionolosDst With Jokes and Parodies. BYRON LANGDON HU Act Is Called "Ths Dude ELEANOR DORREL Daintiest Amonc the Artistic Hinsers.

LILLIAN APEL FRED SUMNER Playln "A Fair Maaqoersde." -LAVINIA OEWITT The Brilliant Cornet cVlolst. STUART KEELEY SISTERS Known as tha Fashloa-Ptata tedalty Trio. THE ALDEANS Comedy Performance on the Hurl son tai Bsr. BERNICE AND BOY This Is Called a Slnctna Novelty. LEWIS Tnair Comedy Is "Beth Spinner's Troubles." PER0 WILSON Comedy Jufrlers SHANNON STRAW Acrobats With a Funny Time.

KATE CAMERON Th. Pleulns SloSer. 1 THE KINODROME PRICEMi 1019IS.3)-3e. Paoee. Mala Mil PQOEIS Eie's Except Senday, 25o ta $1.60.

SPECISL PIOTIHEE FRIDAY Reislar Mats. Weses4av astf Salarsajr. All Afters es as, 25c ta $1.08. THE ENDURING, SUBSTANTIAL SUCCESS, Tbe Will J. Block Assascsseat Sapcrk 2 esjaa Pra4sctla, HILLS From MARAH ELLIS RYAN Faaoas NereL SEVENTH BIG WEEK BEGINS TOMORROW NIGHT.

CHICAGO The Crowds Are Ours OPERA HOUSE Is Again the LAN Summer Hit OF Order Seats la Advssce or Yes Are Lisble to Be Crowded Oat. SMART EXTRAVAGANZA WITH MABEL BARRISON, THE KNOX WILSON, GIANT MADCAPS, ROOSTER, GEORGE FOX. MAKL McCANE. LENA SHAW Aasl II est of Xerelty Peatarea. AND WHAT LOW PRICES! Plinty of Main Floor Seats, 50o Plenty in Baloony, 25o Sola Too Weeks Plenty In Gallery, 1 So Adtance.

MATINEE TODAY. MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT AT 8:15 Th Croat Auto Rao Play, THE ACME OF STAOK REALISM. The Mest ThrilHaa Hffn in the Iltstery CHEERING CROWDS' NIGHTLY! Nw iVaiurcs to entertain and amuse th peop. ot Chirayo Hest Park attrncii vi in Am-TlctL PORT ARTHUR DUNGEON ESCAPE Thrilling exhlMtion of 1.A1)IAR ORLOFF, th only man who ever escaped from Pert Arthur. Free hlrrtielf fn-m mnclfi aaid chain and Jai ho'Xs and Lm Nver before exhibited la Anirrlca.

A great 1 rent show. VESSELLA'S GREAT. BAND Optn concita on th. lawn a ft rr noon and nipht. BAI.I.OO Aftr-rnron and rvnlna- Watch Ihr meteoric dfarsil of the intrepid aeror.aut 5.tnO feet under the search light at nlnht.

Vaudeville Show Mldset Lani, Dance Po i.lau.ISc. (iate Adnaiaatoa DIMB Ladles' IallT Mati lOo and 20o bijou sur: UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY STJ. MAX. 25e Ms at 1 ni A Truthful and Natural Picture Rural Lite Nexl-HOW HEARTS ARE BR3KEN GUNTHER'S TOLDi Am A 11 I 11 11 I 1 1 MM ranfsassi NHflPN Where to Din.