Vancouver Daily World from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Page 41

Magazine Section Magazine Section PAGES TO 16. VANCOUVER, B. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1912. PAGES I TO 10. I I i V.

7,:. 1 Miss Olive Vail in "Miss Nobody from Starland" anil If has rrived Kluwin prises whrrpvr spfln. Mr. VV'tlson in pol iahfift coriirijifl a ool tarltonft voiffi tind is a matinee kloi ap Misi fftarson Is wU known and llkil out hftr, nrid in a eomffdU'ririrj of rnurh "hri rm. rta Ktcanor Flail, at yourtar vffdinlst, will make iier initial appeara a out hire and will pndfr a numlW of rlassioul optratlc gm.

Wh ha plenty of ability and Iit tPhniquo and bowing ar said to tv perfect. Mips Bail la atire to rnakA a hit hr as Vanc Oij Vfrits always litce a sood musical act. Kr'lma Halters, a rnmn tir act re, who lately played rnr of rh; important rof3 wfth the; assistant of FTofbort, Krank, will "ff'jr a tabloid drama, onun a V'a It dals with whit Ms and th story of a. hu.iba.nd'9 infidelity, hut vfrythini is a 1 1 our finish and it enda happily, fn th part of th wif Miaa Adlt(''H i siid hav a part that suits hr splendidly and she plays it wiih much forr and spirit. Mr, and Afrs.

ydny ftynoida ata poissaorH of pnasi personal i aa)d from th Mr r.lran cut and amnsinj? pattr. Miss Mitchell as tbe C'omtease fie I'liaiTipignj' and Mifs fi'Avra as Lady Creech, will have roles wll sutt'd to them. As the Russian Grand Duke, Mr. Layne. wl'l have a splendid chare to win new honors, and 'toekdAie as Earl of HawcaatK Mr.

Seary as Ivanoff. the escaped convict from Siberia, arnl Laurence as Atlhyn are well placed, as is also Howard P.us3eil A3 Horace Simpson. Mr. Pike will aiao he in evidence Mariano the head waiter and reliance of the cast will h. capanle liands.

Several of the seen will in: table for their beauty notably the fir.t and fourth, and a full sized automobile will be used production. The u.oial Scene from "Hie House of Mystery" at the Entprctw. rturr wekki orrcRiira. Ota i Hauaa Mo4l7i Tvs tay, "Miss Nukesy front ttajr kaaaV WttotaM; sad Tkuraaar. mm Krtday sad SMif Cm, MawlywaAa." Tka IrWM Hu OltltHH Tll COMING ATTRACTIONS "MISS NOBODY FROM STARLAND" Vert Ul vrd nsltasr paUns moMy "Miss Nobody trsua 8tarl.ad" to bl amsioal rau, waicA aonsas to Opart ju.

Monday aad tor a rturn en jmijt; a (orgaoaa sattlng; and tl Mjaa iplend'd oast. Including Kartaa (Mimont, Juaaph Niameyar. aw raaoa Comar, Otto Koaroar, Mnlo tbnsry hsadad by th clear prima dbaana Mtea Oll rs Vail, who will again appar as a atar. Tha chorus fully maOntalna tha reputation of tna. Sinr raaaagsmant ot preaanttng a bouquet at American baautiea In tba big fa rora nmnoara.

"Tha bis musical comedy dreae rehearsal" scane la atlll the sensational novelty. Before the per roroanoe the manager calls a rati ears). "Stars, "Stage Hands," 'author," "Comeillan," "Chorus Oirls," and "Boys" and all the back stage characters arw shown as la real Ufa Aad such a rehearsal! It shows the atatfe manager as a "Caar" before whom arybody bows. The stars fight for "Ua'' and "laughs," the author pro testa when hla book Is "nut," the chorus forget their business and the stage hands fall down on their "props." But the atage manager "is undaunted and finally the curtain goes up on a mock performance. Here la more fun.

The audlenoe aeea the performance from tbs scenes and witnesses the desperation of the stago manager when the actors forget their lines and cues, atage bands forget to fire the shot In a battle and the float bearing the leading man to tha prima donna at the height of tha big acene refuses to work. The onlmlnatlon of tha difficulties ootuea when one ataga hand forgets to turn on the "rain atorm" which is aupposed to be the "place de reelstanoe" of the production, until tha curtain Is down. and the stage manager Is yelling Ilka a wild man. "Where the hell la tha rain storm." "EXCUSE MEr One of the moat delightful characters of the two doaeu and more to bti encountered lu "Excuse Me," the highly successful farce by Rupert Hughvs, which Henry W. Savage will send to the Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday.

Is Harold Wedgwood, an English tourist making hs first trip west of Chicago The Hon. Mr Wedg wood la an Englishman of the Ptcadtlly type, addicted to the monocle, the hand lterchtef ln th aieeve and all of the other little mannerisms and char acteristlca which hae made his kind familiar to traveling Americana. He travels equipped with sufficient luggage tor a family of five, a latent conviction that western America is still In a state of savagery, and an awful grief at having forgotten to bring his rubber bath tub. Throughout the three aots. the Hon.

Wedgewood is. according to his own notion, being continually "put The porter of the Pullman car does not show the foreigner anything like the amount of. respect that he believes to be his due. and the enraged Briton is finally driven to threaten that unobliging attache with the results that will follow the publication of the letter he purposes to write to the London Times. By the end of the fourth day of travel, Wedgewooil is perfectly satisfied that while there are few Indians roaming the western country, the manners of his compulsory associates can hardly bo an improvement upon those of th0 aborigines, and then to add an overwhelming climax to thu loud of "rwritjiiiiing climax lo mo loud 01 tribulation under which his soul Is bur denod, there comes a train hold up, during the course of which the muaked bandits display no more consideration for hlni than for an ordinary travelor.

Despite his eccentricities and his peculiar views of life, Wedgewood be sonn'1 rrpritiiA hfor 8 physician could rrstoj ih'i fl' trfss. Mr. (Viillor, nn Hi" ofiifr ri 1 was inclln.1 to take lightly hr' similar lt tPr aoMrfssxl to hitn Rofh V'tipra wrc wriltfri iti a srihoolVii iy hand. The on frii to Alis Taylor road In part as follows: liosrtlsky has just reorivvl hornli anrl liforp that Airs, Taylor was kllll hy a homh. Two ni rnhprs of th theatrical profession rf markf rl for flfatl, yon ari'l William roitior, I ri Pat that y'ni ri" a mark'M wrirrtan.

Thpr i.s no mistake. Vou have i wprks to livf. SffE'tJ, ONf.Y t. NEW YORK No RiMfl Shows for Mary nerinar, for She Won't Leave Kushand. DPITilCiiT.

Maroh J. Mary MannMV in, honin from Vork, sahi sha ha4 not rotirM from tho for stood Its' leaving "Tin, Garden of Allah" Company, hot that wripnvr shi playal It wmiM only hn in Vork. play next appear In. tv9 I eontra. will provi.l, that will rifl to lat city." siio rlr no will I ever aeain I 'o on tour.

Afy play also will havn tf ivo mo an opportunity as an aotrfsi, I anil not simply as Miss "I li'i't my play, Tho (ranlen of Allah simply lo'canso wouMn'l' on ait roa.i. 1 iiiv. heen away from my hnsw ln.l Ion ononrli an.l I ihmiorht tt wig I limn I ret nrnoil lo him." Miss Manni'rln i.nrs. Pr.lri Kb I WaiLsworih)' was at h.f hom at Qrot I'oliit, sh" tlii intfrvio. I fin Vv.

afternoon in' I Woinoti' lii.lo.'Miioiuil ri.ib at I iin of .1 b. Mid w. li sircM Mrs. Williain Mlliot, whi I has spint many ar in pan. utava an i nt roMi t.iin on ihm oonnrry.

Tho protly a was nmitrcl wlthl latT.nii's an.l in Hio 'ari. lr.s. H. T. Roi.l, liss Mo rill Xovman SrW I ami Mifs onv the Arena comes very popular not only with the other travelers, but with the atHli' iict as well.

"THE XEWLYWEDS" One of the genuine successes that New Tork has, known in years ,11 be found in the sparklin music shuw, "The Newlyweds and Their Baby." to be jn here at the Opera House next ITrlday and Saturday matinee and n'ght. It la rarely recorded a musical play can draw capacity business for a whole half year at a Broadway theatre as this charming none play did, while Hs remarkable receipts on the road last season were so great as to be almost beyond belief. It is also safe to say that, nine out of every ten persons who read that Jeore llcManus" Newlyweds' Baby is coming to town, wonder how earth even a fair musical comedy could wr'tten around a baby whose luial i 13 "da da." But ha. been done and the result i is a scream 'tisly funny production. The man w.u wcoldn't laugh the tears I into his oyes at the antics of two ot the people In me rsr must, he either a misanthrope or tomorrow 13 his last day of grace on a note.

I Tha evolution of ih; Newly baby from a MeMiinim Den and 1 nil sketch 'ntu a a.e lautt liter is made possible by UtJe James 12. Hoseu's delightful and versatile humor. He Napoleon N'cwlywed and then Major Knott Much, an aiibrevla lion wno substituted for Napoleon when th latter Is stolon. Ho is most aiily as sisted bv D. L.

L'on, a i.errnan comedian. I Surrounding tiiesc 1 wo dyspepsia i renovator la a larire aompany of clever 1 people and a lot ot pretty dancing iiris. Among those who help alonu tho fun 1 making ar Leo Hayes and Mariraret Braun as Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bevan. W.

A. Orlomoiul. Frank Christie, Beatrice Flini. and the big chorus. "THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY" AT THE EUPRI'i A very startling drama will be the bill next week at tile Empress Theatre.

ThlB will be "The House of MyntoFv." and tile plot of the piece makes use of some very mysterious effects to tail the story. It treats of the machinations of a band of ortmlnalH in New Tork City called tho "Black Five, and the third act takes place in their pal aoe, a hundred feet underground. Hore thev Inltlnta their memhnis mul tur. ture tholr victims. The weird effnets of thiH senno wjll hn very sonHatlnnaL There are dragons that spit flrn.

skein tons that dustroy, red dnvlls that Tim tailzo and secret pands ihai "oiirRal thin pJatrM jh bP(jh( Kiith a poor ahnp girl, and Bon nio Col atrannr in Now Virk. Huro comr a Jfm DonUm. nf Rt Hons Muiint kin. Rnlmrt a man biLsiin'va, and 1 In dlinnx of thin ant is luliiHy iiuoxptM'tnd and fliirnrtHiii, bin th Kautyituj hh tbti muni UuimpiiH over pvil. Pbn nA tHkoH plaoo ill Niiw VorU.

Tbn firnt i ia a dtipartinrnt aiui't and miiows till peniH ot Hin yiriH Thi ar siult: hi Thn )uur hntnc of Kutli Wor'huiK. simp Tim bird Ui I lu rfiiOc. our ul" iir Blai rive, and the fourt art lakes pla on I'uk avnTiuc at hr nirHiic to 1 lit: iur mutiy olvHrsf) nhunirti rs Ajiumih tbo moht inturftiiiK aro Hartrravf. the man about town and itm icadf of tte Black K.vp; Dr. Harma.

hynnn ff. vtio unen bis orcnit pinv entrap itmocnnt people the Interest of thvso criminals: old Hrour? ie. th" "hKdow; Slippery Db k. a llowry hoy: OlHinond ry juiiny iyo" of it ai'. tiu mho unuiim iiuin i i trom ufiiiiK peroxide on Uer hair; Doiiy I tire jr.

a cripple, and La Belle Marie, the M'ieeu of the Home of Mystery. The central figure Is faith Wortllln. who attracts the attention and evil admiration of Julian H.irsrrave. who se ks to downfall. Jim Denton ha come from the west; he meets Faith at the store in which is salesgirl, ami a.ter hr disappearance into the Mysterious Palace.

he resolves lo save her and penetrate into the mettms piace of the Black Five. It does not seem possible that these dens of crime could exist, but In view of the latest developments of criminal life, this Is no exaggerated picture, tau belle Fletcher. Jfeta llarsky, Tilly Armstrong Muriel Valli. Ayres, v. T.

Henderson. Chauncey Southern. Teddy Mc.Varnara. Louis Von Weithoi'f. T.

B. Lofius and all the company will anoear. The scenery will be a very strong feature. There will be an matinee (Jood Friday. "THE MAN FROM HOME" AT THIS AVK11K.

"The Man From Home" the play that brought fame and fortune to Effie Pearson at the Orpheum Booth Tarkington Its author and madu 14 of tlin first magnitude ot Will iam S. Hnttirn in one mht, will be prnstintod at tbn Avenuu by tlw Laur infio Stork Ontnpany for be vok starting noxt Monday nijfht. Rarely baa a play jumped fnlo simb inatant popular favor aa "Thn Man Krom Home." a popularity which nhnva no of abaiintf. Win In tho laughs am ipfjiun. ai atroiur rharactrtr passai'p.

and nuimciitM of nitciiRft interest. I in siiMponr.ft hnldinq in iio vrry nd. Tim stoiy iMtin crns it. flf nauiiy with In; ui i wo rich yount; lnotin ami iF.tfr otir i'uropH mini tenriod a ml ti for piim oid. littor 'Div iavfd Iroin tio v' kiui; of t'lfir nni's and fill ii tv haptuno.s liv i in arrival ttt "Tbf 'it Kp'Oii Hiiuip.

in indiana lawyer who is tinir 1 liw bis sound ominon s' nsv and tnanfiont) shvs deni from I btiinHelvej jjrnnhb ally told, and tbn dotionr mt'ni an hi i ot? mp. Mr. I jf i aurr nt i ll Ut en be rnje of Daniel Viorhe "Thtf Man From Home" and fefl perfert ly ffafn prriirtini; an 1m mer.ee hit 'nr him in this charnt'ter. Mini 13ev will assnm the role of the wayward impulsive American Kirl aud a ir i i THREATS SENT TO TWO ACTORS Five Weeks to f.ive for Laurette Tajlor and William Collier. KV Yi i UK.

Mur Hi). Ta Mim I.nuriitrt T.ii'.. tha 'Bii of F'li a.li an.1 William Collar who in wilii WoDov A ii'lclils, ri'c'ived Ii 1 i ur H'tlor, iKtrliiy. 1'iirt littv lo Tav'lor, wlvoh wai rfcfivi'il after arrival at Klljoii Tlia(iv in tn v.niittf. ilir Wltl! 1 1 hi'i'anii'.

it I'T'ira I an. I lint ciirsaii, .1 ul r. until 8. 15 o'clock. Shn ninaa.iil to vt fh I'Hr; of iim i tjl mutfl of sl, i olhi Th ir lain ivhh rtirnr ilnwn a oil siio ivis lo room, was Howard Russell Iff i i earn upa, I s.1 at barwain matinees will he given tlie week on Wednesday and Sami'day and a special maiinee is announi pd by the.

management, for (inod F'riday, at which rnlar prices will prevail. Diabrow and ford Daviij 1 11 a conirtdy drama wiii'tch, "Sew w1 II hi tiiH hi'adllni'rs of th new hill ar rantajfa tncat.rii nxt: wrt(k. opiU'ilnii, with tlm usual marinte, pril I. Tho aid toil wan writum by tin: Victor H. Smalley.

a well It iiii'vti you pi? mwia txo rit ei Nw urloana. The yk.tih is unt1. thai, aapeala to vrvoody b(iaus of i unnanal treatment of what pure, un I adulterured nerv will do A'iien pus 1 an nneruretii1. and bust lin aieri ca a. Tht s' ory inep, a youim 1 1 1 enyr'neor, 1 who, absolutely pi'iuuits and reduced i to living from hand to moui iif finds himself on fron t.d wtm a bijj propo Litton.

The way in ovi ri'iiuiea the on statdert hi his path, and hluffs an obi railroad president wita th aid of ia tin I henn i ti. tabnoo. The special aditot a ratlou will be tho niaale and enniedv line, for tho new aiiov also brtnrf on the Wooda Ralton 4 ompany th nautical musical uohihu'n ni leri jata I Marines." The aet was ad.pidiied at anil Seattle, whor. baa been sein I'omjni? to Van fMjuvHr, as una of best features of its kind which has ovnr the Pan tajfos fireuJt tlila aeiiHun. Anotiier attraction underlined in the flans ICimiorloH troupe oC soejety oquillbr'stii anil aermmio, band of i bf.rniana corral tl by the circus peoph ever in Hearth for the most apaetaiMjiar i thlla TVi ft 1 ,1...

"society" her.ause. of their dross dtirlnif the performance. Other numbers on the profframmo ara Kimball Brotinus aud St'Kal, sin inif eometiiiLna with a fine reputation; llernaro aild It! Hay. a pair of pan ttttntmists, and Del lawn ami rtiiiney, sinners and uJassy uancers, wIiiiko "et almpiy annot btdiav and 'ir'iiinal Tirsl nm photo will omplei this faro and prfirauiuif, pih 'S varied ORPHEUM ItW'ltlu 1 1 ill' SUtmi'ss or''(l Hitn a i4l ji pliruni llual Cani'lio will to rel. lor a ivoi lvt In OP I.

I'll 1 ''lai at i A in! or un iinn will 1 h' Wll, iitlll almost tit' ly i ii oii. Imia; wll sc. il iiovcltii.s tit ii 'lirii' no; vlll Tio' Mf. ullim iittr. will Iib thf i 'it o.

Hoiinuir ir of Hlgii.y acrni.iK. ivliii omi tho Voii! Hlppiouome. Tlieaf alx boys ami oihh appparpri on Mm Hiilllvan CofisIiIIiih tour lirfore thev ra 8nKRerl for 'ho Hippodrome and now upon the conclusion of their emjasavnent there are nomlnit bad. .1. Hnntw nnil Effie Peatson, a pnnuliir tnifclpal i nmeily rlno, will be the fetitnri art.

Thev ara preaenting a rtjtlntv akalSjas "at tha Raeantlon. I St Ci vt 4 I plllk iS mm iiiiiiii 1.