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0 (n)11711111717)11(rtett i1 geas9 rz. ()Zara Cis How York Gaiety Theater Cast At Alltanomot Prices A IS Weelc. p.sgkr4D7risli 1 iticrt9 A 1-111 TI4 is Jk oL.io 16.1 N.11160-.4.--ecy I I I 1100111)ff hater at its kind. -Misspeonore Al Jolsen. 'who is called upon In this Harris makes way this evening for Miss Wintir Gairden, extravaganza.

to do most Mildred Cottell. Sixth and final week; 'of the entertaining. and does it with con. opicuoue success. Fourth week.

Cort Too Many Cooks." with the author. 'Prank Craven, agreeably em- Victoria Help with ployed at the head eta compeay that Is Miss Emimi Bunting. In the main capital. The 4 OPUS UJED lay 12 AD ta ICSION 1C31 I SEMMES 1C31 INCLUDING anuTicaL cincus, mum With BIG WATER NYMPH BALLET-ALL HEADLINE ACTS-LARGEST WATER STAGE IN WORLD after sever weekkin this theater and the will end on Saturday. 4 '4-02 powers, 'Outcast," with Miss Elsie Popular.

Sixth and final week.3 Moloch," with Holbrook Blinn. follows: Our Children." La Salle Opera beaseilidized program of musical comedy, specialtlea, and pictures, with the performance continuous. A realdent band of principals and choristers will give the musical plays. the first of which is called At Saratoga Springs." The best seats for this venture cost four jitneys. The White an Imported play whose fable would indicats that English with can successfully "swept long odds from German preparedness.

It leo a traineup in the manner of ardensome of the scenes recall the style of his Diplomacy and A Scrap ed Paper "and permiti nothktg to be taken for granted by the audience: It Is. all In all. theatrically effective and. Is nicely acted in the main, with Lea" Faber In the chief part. and the Misses Deldre Doyle and Grace Hamilton as the, beet of his aseletants.

Second week. illeeketese The Shadow." in which Miss Ethel Earrymore is once more giving proof that she Ia the best actress now 'peaking the English language. The play Itself Is sheer vehicle. but possesses a certain measure of likelihood of manner, If not always of matter. Second week.

Life," roaring melodrama running a 'full ttdrty-sis Inches to the yard. As entertainment It is to be regarded quantitatively: yet there has been olvitrie "Along Came Ruth." with James Bradbury very funny in the 1 iti cTiehil r. 0 0 0 0 -1 A-- fd ir, Columbia The College starting this afternoon, will entertain riloTo3oveLEc2ormi LIIDY ninsfalli al-Raft Witt Is CIA Ion 1 km el Fair Su Canadian sod km el Fair Su Canadian all littilot 1 tA 1 1: I 1 (. ti 1-. f.

I A I 1 1 1 -i, 4 here. part of a down east pantata. Third week. Grand Opera The Songbird," with Miss Jane Cowl. This is the new play by the Hattons.

and has been a subject of general interest among Chicago pla3rgoers. Thlid week. Garrick--" Panning with aicago P3011 CIOCOS I COUSEOF TEltirEi THE "BIG" LITTLE SHOW I UAIU TUILLI4 VAUD Palace, Majestic. Colonial. Great Northern Hippodrome, and McVicker's.

VAUDEVILLE. JACK RABBIT still Heading the List A Demon for Speed GIANT RACING COASTER I I News and Gossip of the Theater. I- Holman- Hilarious Corned. of Love-ancttsuaget 1 Amu DetestuT ittaloldhes I. rik.IP.

1.1:1.:-........ es. I I s.Lte,.. i 1... PliodalliatImP SCORES LIM SUOLIS-3CODES IIO1E Mil VILTLT72 -1E CODE TO DEMME Miti cA.J FREEli3 ICE au somoi P' TODAY I 5ilLE TEM DME 11101 A Laughing H1t1 Itipooll'oarina head.

has grown so in importance that IV is to have a branch office in New -York City. Frank Montan is performing in one of the restaurant show in New York City. Albert Brown, who was at first an- nounced for the chief mans part in the Chicago run of The White Feather. is acting the part in the New York cast, a uo. oeeding Leslie Faber who was brought hither at the last moment.

Denis Eadie, a good English actor. who has never been ipin the United States. is playing the part in London. O. P.

the Eng liah actor seen does not allow the useof hie namemakes here in 1912 in The New Bin." is to be a practice of sending s. play of his own made into an AnleriCalb star in a comedy writing to every manager who is about to called Who Is Sylviar' Austin Strong make a production. The formula then is wrote It. for the manager to send a. check for $250 .411, for an option on the play.

After the re. Bea Greet le back In the United Staten, view of the new production appears the and will send his companies of al fresco play is returned to the critic. with a note actors through the country in the warm to the effect that, while the manager weather. likes the play very much, he cannot see his way to staging it immediately and The Lambs' club la not to go on tour in does not care to be unfair enough to hold gambol for the benefit of the Actors' the work back from other managers. Fund of America.

A week's itinerary etc. I know of cases," continues had been laid out. with Chicago dated It? the accuser. where a manager has paid June 3. A revision eliminated Chicago three times for an option on the same three times for an option on the same 1 k.

kb tr: AT: IS 4Mb dgr ot4 "el 7N ii, sqersi 0 Its AT MIS --x------------ 1.11 I 'TS 1' .2., sVeNtithigagentalkireaaietailitkVA PoNowthwalosodoectmloweesmaaat000ssoesole. Gtrt Who lee." by the author and composer of Alma, Wheze Do You Live? and Adele." is to be given a hearing in New York. It represents the usual formulaa French farce made Into German vaudeville, and then provided with a Broadway libretto. play." -e- N. C.

Goodwin is giving consideration to a new play by Augustus Thomas. One of the actor's chief successes WI la in Thomas' early play called In Mizzoura." Ilicb-ZrCarle. who was quite prosperous for atleist three seasons as a star under his own management. is tntry the plan again. No APPEARING IN CH LOAGO FOR YEARS Pkur EVER REEMIVED THE ACCLAIM AND PRAISE 00 ENTIIITSIASTICALLY AND GENEROVOLY ED UPON' ETHEL MORE TRF CAL PREMIER or THE 1:411 SHADOW' LAST MON NIGHT.

"Reseals Ethel Earrirmore as the VIPStellt ectreeti of tod ay -Amy Leo lie. No. -Ethel Barryinoro at bar sonith In quarter century of irate never IPPell such Percy Hammond. Tribune. 'Mtge Barrymere reveals the hoot acting.

Abet the Amortoon stage has to offer. Hatt, no. Herald. 1 I 1 I I 1 i 1 1 4 il 1 4 A 1 -t 1 I beCause the of the Auditorium was unable to give the actors both the afternoon and evening of that day. Now it has been decided to give two performances in New York only.

The reason given for the abandonment of the tour Is that most of the actors who would draw money In a gambol are engaged playing for the movies; but a very Strang factor in the change of plans is tha(the prospect for big receipts is not good. William Sulzer, who was deposed as governor of New York atate. has turned actor, and is posing for the name part in a filming of the play called The Governor's Boss. The play. an anti-gang document along the lines of The Man of the Hour." had a brief career in the theaters in the I' Thy Cake 'En by trzt Mi3 I Thttre's a 1003 lx4t3! It's a Play fcr fa Ell 1 nth, ol Just Nab Arazr12 1 1 1 1 is I 1r tst trtI tritli gti, iI 4 0 II ireArgyle Case 13 a flat failure In London.

The new season of the Coil theater will start in August with Inside the Lines." which has had a New York run in opposition to The White Feather." Miss Emma Trentini is to get 62,500 a week in the variety theaters. --a- Among the things voted on at the recent election by the citizenry of Danville was Sunday theater going. The voters by 600 majority were in favor of IL stit Lt. ASINGERIS IYIIDGET IIICLUDINS EIMPEAti COVEUTIvicS IMILIPES 07 ELEPIIIINTSACRSES Ai pa to 11 Ps M. I 1001 25s 11 EAU VAU EVI LIE ACTS JONRS.

UMW SONMWEWS MUSICAL LIMN 1110111MWEWS It I 9,, and and Last Week IPILIO rooVA IIILLEI mUSICAL 0 ttr LI eflit ks ASILISERIS MIDGET INCLUDING EUROPEAll COVEUES TROUPES 07 ELEPIIAIITSMORSES A. M. to 11 Ps M. I 1001 15; 25s 8 11 Elk! VAU EVI LLE ACTS MIX 'IS I Brilliant Special Cast! 41, ,4 STILL A MOT! Ak STILL A 11111417X SCILII L'a 1:017 A cclacin ro.tteI ist--fI 111.til 1 lir bbii Lew Dockstader. the blackface performer.

Is to try again at the bead of a troupe of burnt cork' entertainers. He has obtained the right from the estate of George Evans to call his company The Honey Boy Minstrels." Dockstader. George Primrose. and Sweatnam are the principal survivors of allay when tMs type of entertainment was -popular and prosperous. It long since passed from big city vogue.

The Western Vaudeville Managers' association, of which Mort H. Singer is the Critics of the drama for the London newspapers are mainly venal, according to charges made by an American manager newly back trom the English metropolis. One critic. aye the accuserbe 1 Winthrop Ames is to enlarge his Little theater. New York.

from 290 to SOO seats. "A Pair of Silk Stockings had a long run there this season. Miss Julia Marlowe is said to have refused an offer of 1225,000 to appear with E. H. Sothern in the filming of two plays.

1 I 241410414I6 Music Notes. '1 I MOM Nt AT May 10 GREATER VAUDEVILLE 'I 1 1 1 Music 'Calendar. LAST TIMES TODAY WILLIE RITCHIE-US I yenta AND OTHERS tog 1 1 1.711 It A. Shah-Mouradian. Armenian tenor, who gives a recital this afternoon, is graduate of Paris Cortservatorr, which be has left with three prizes.

Soon after his graduation he made his debut in Faust" in the Para opera. where he won the admiration and special attention of the mu-. steal world. tt iltr1-11 's -1 fvnoc .6 ..1 L. VLIZETIll LAST TIMMS TODAY CarLLE gAnall CATLIELIXE CALMS CI, ULISES KEW 11131, -6 cr TIMABLE412 CA CATEEE: LMS tl, re a irrli A ACHY direSPWAPIIM.WRIVINFO01.4WOPOPPIOMMIONWPOWNWONOAPPORPOWWWINWO rIVOMOCCONOMPOONVOMIWtaNOMICONWOPNVOPIONSIONOIWO rz; volt, NZ t76-- tz It.

I. so LIMA. reen3i1110 DO11311110113 AIM dirt MMDCORT LAC rwarla Bettina Freeman, the soprano who sang with the Century company here last winter. is to appear in summer opera at the Standard theater. New York.

It opens tomorrow' evening with Trovatore." Some of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas will be presented. WED. MAT. $1.101 BEST SEATS 1 Essept Sundays, 111. Mats.

Wed. and Sat. 213 6 AST. 2 gATillEs 6ase CHARLES FROHPAAN, KLAW ERLANGER Pectont ELSIElirmt re loTARTigt0 SOMORAOW CO SOY 1 LE MAIM 046, iNP, If 0) I I leZS.J.11StrM'H CwC91.5 11V771 rom 0- Cca--1 1 The Chicago Madrigal club announces its annual contest for the W. W.

Kimball company WO prize. The text chosen for in madrigal form is 0' Lady. Leave Thy Silken Thread." by Thomas Hood. II c's'I'MALliisit? 1 113 ItaPECI Mighty." light opera, by Earl R. Drake.

with Fanny De Tram, soprano. and Walte Olson, tenor, in the chief rOles. Central Music hall. Thursday, at Ludwig. pianist, and Lillian Speck.

reader, in Tennysons ft Enoch Arden," Auditorturn Recital ball. Josephine Rogers and Mrs. John D. Tre lease. contralto.

Thurber hall. May 10John McCormack. tenor. Auditorium theater. The Catholic Casino.

with soloists, Garrick theater. May 23Civic Music association festival. Carter Harrison High school. May 24North Shore musical festival. Elijah." with Florence Hinkle, Margaret Keyes, Paul Althouoe.

and Clareence Wbitehill, Northwestern gymnasium. Evanston. May 25Mustoc festival. Chicago Sympny orchestra. with Pasquale Amato, Northwestern gymnasium, Evanston.

May Dream of Gerontius." trith Mildred Potter, Evan Williams, and Henri Scott, Northwestern try mnas I m. May Z)Children's chorus of 1,500, assisted by Sophie Braslau and symphony orchestra. and Frieda Hempel. soprano. the symphony orchestra and festival chorus qf 80Z, in operatic program.

Northwestern gymnasium. Today at music concert. under auspices of Society of American Musicians. Hugo Kortschak and Cesar Linden. violins; Nitta Marie Bergersen; Julia Rebell.

and Clinton Fahrney. pianists; Flarestoe Hedstrum. soprano; Nellie Sturtevant, contralto; Carl Craven, tenor, and Alonzo fdorsback, baritone, in works of Jlendelssohn. Dvorak, Wrightson, Elgar, and Cesar Franck, Fullerton hall. At Divinoff, violin.

In Symphony Espagno1e7 Lai: Romanze," Beethoven; Gavotte and Mussette. Tor Aulln; Capricelriennois," Kreisler; "Perpetuum Mobile," Novacek; Hot nocturne, 0P. 27, No. 2, Chopin. and Zapateado." Blackstone theater.

A. ShahMouradian, tenor, assisted by JoPolak, violin; Mae Donning. piano, and Mrs. H. Bozazian, piano, Oriental ball, Masonic temple.

Wednesday. -at Singing society, in the oratorio, John, Huss." Stephen Erst, Soloists-Adolph Rudolph Ingerle, Otto Keclik, Mrs. Louise Topinka, Miss Ella Kolar, Louis Jilek. Joseph R. Krejci, and Edward Orchestra hall.

Monday. at The Mite and the CM' 11 a a 1 a VALERIE BERGERE I A. At, norm 9 9 JTC- st acti tSIR, PIA! or tho 0MM Bv HI.BKIIT HENRY LIT Oh MMILlire ABC 31.1 In 'no I. oat Woman PIsby In 'no I. mot Thrqt NatEdiff Establ ishee Mtse liarrymore securely in the title of Our Eirat Actreag' Charles Collins Poet.

The art of blies Darrymors is rare. tragic and true. Elbe towhee your living heart --Ashton alt16 Examiner. One Of tha greatest of living tic. tresses at the pAnnaolit tot bar greet.

nets --American Barrirmoe gives decisive proof of her histrionic leadership L. Hall And Her Company In 0T1IE LOCKS AT PANAMA" By EDGAR ALLAN WOOLF gpoopeopiogammisr MARIE NORDSTROM (Niro. Hear E. Dizey) "BITS OF ACTING" I MARY SHAW WI PA1111 "EDGE tF TNE VOILA" NAL FRANCIS HUE FLONIUT TRUITT MUTANT CI: rIEJEALIIIE J0E111E111 BEG. MAY 17 Seats Thurs.

Pop. Wed. Mats. KLAN, ERLANGER A rt i0C 10 11 With GEORGE TYLER Present On New Play About War 11-1C11-EIFICitak B.LINN'S By BEULAH DIX CO 11- EIFI Cita fip 1. Alp.

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iloklal in Pa 'cony TO. Rand. WS 00n tr: eNit Id Weir 1717 LAST TIMES OF CLEAN. FRESH, ORIGINAL FUN 1111 Mrne. Margarete Matzenauer, the tnezze-soprano, not notably beautiful.

received a severe cut across the forehead In an automobile accident in New York recently. The Civic Music association 1111110UnCeS Its first spring festival, to be given at the Carter Harrison High schoo) on Sunday, May 23. Seven choruses promoted by the Civic Music clubs of divers parks will present numbers under thetr 01113 directors. The association requests the cotrsction of an error In the pamphlet announcing the event The school may be reached by taking the Douglas park branch of the MetamPolitalt to the Douglas park station, not the Garfield park station. The new members of the Metropolitan Opera company announced by Giulio Gatti-Casazza are Arthur Bodansky.

conductor: Maria Barrientos, who was under contract with Mr. Campanini last season for coloratura rOlee; Di Luca, an Italian baritone; Edith Mason, Helen Warrum, and-Julla Heinrich, soprano, and Henry Scott, bass. Emmy Destinn, who has been one of the prominent members of the compaay. Is furious, it Is understood, over the director's neglect of her in lila oontracts. She is of for her castle at Sire, near Prague, where Dinh Gully.

the Arabian baritone. is held captive. She intends to marry Wm. Lake View Musical society holds its annual election tomorrow morning and afternoon at the Hotel La Salle. A program will be given at 3 o'clock by Carol Robinson.

pianist Sybyl Sammie McDerrnid. soprano. Mary Thomas, vlobeast and Edward Atchison. tenor. THEATER I 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 3 3 i '4 0 fk' LA ST IIIEElt Vt ss 4 4 T-, 1 i 3 I 1 -k k' Z4 .4 I ti, iltll kCi4 I ''N'': I (TV, 0 N'14, 4.4, ,4 ,,40.

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I MAY 15 Next Sunday Aft'n AND THZ ORIGINAL CAST SEATS CCU get sa Sat. Pilot JO to SIM WeL Matistee Bed Soseh SI Woseela Voegell Announce Song Recital by 1 II A. U. TO It P. M.

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It is also the Asks of many millionaires. It is the car for yea I MCCOrMa Ck JOHN SPOT' 'NI ....0 i i Jonea. Liniekw Schaefa's mmg ktet Monday Juliette Dika 7A Late Feature of IttePaaeintShow of 1914' NAT. LAST r---M SOL Field IT HOPE" in Weber Fields' Real Melodrama -g Vokey Pokey Aveling alloyd Tickets now on sole. Boxes, 83 ORCHESTRA HALL I mc'N DAT SOON Ds lir.

Continuous 'Noon to 11:00 Night THIS WEE.KIVI,...,10:,tr,...,1 in Panchon The Pterltss Lv ak-r6Lviu the Cricket" and -mSfudebaker Jones, The ItcrnalCi1YI 3A10 25em: qilia, WIV 01 1 ilik) volt 4 1 ftj 1 '') i Amy astio that yea aim spare the she yea all the lose jloints of the Same hy maul dowestratiom: nos gall it hi? Other Star Vaudeville Acts 11 A. M. to 1.1 P. Lie. 25o NEW SHOW MON.

THURS. A Two of comedy Weber Fiel' athe pinPot" Also a Travelogue. Strand-Toptca-of-the-Day. Pups at Play. and Orchestra of 25.

ARTHUR DUNHAM. Cond. All-Star Quartet. Pipe Organ Recitals. Soloists Entire Change of Program Every Monday.

Mats. 10-15-25c---ags. 10-15-25-50c During May no Sun. Eveg bill. Mat.

as uomal. Next Week "Betty in Search Wonderful Janil of Thrills" Mat. Today" THE WOMAN "Last Tim. 1 Best Sellers in Music. I Victor records which had the best Sale during the last week are: Genus from Chin Chin and Maid in America." Victor Light Opera company.

Per Schmild No. 2," Fruhlingsnacht" Christine Miller. and Du hist wie eine Blume. Paul Reimers. Old Folks at Home." Alma Gluck and Efrem Zimbalist.

with violin obbligato. Dvorak's Humoresque." Among the player piano rolls a leading music house lists the following as the most popular: A Summer's Lullaby (waltz), Tall-road ge. I Want to Go to Tokio (one step), Fisher. Virginia Lee," Lange. Sheet music numbers which have made the record in sales during the week are: A Little Bit of HeavenShure They Call It Ireland," Ernest R.

Bali. 44 My Bird of Paradise." Irving 3erlin. 11.1'm On My Way to Dublin Bay," Stanky The Edison records for talking Machine which have been popular are: Kakuda (one step). Arndt. and La arranged by Ch.M.

Back to the Carolina You Love." McCormack and chorus. and There's a Bungalow in Dixieland." Harvey and Harslor. Than" Van Avery, and the ii Pete Murray. tv OS Ca Pt Murray. dill 1 AI ni vt'.

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