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7ITT 7 I a 4 I THE WORLD TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 17 1903 9 I fv JEWEL llf ASIA i COMES TO TOWN Latest Lederer Production Is Notable for the Host of Really Pretty Girls Who Infest Its I Splendor lit BLANCHE RING FELL DOWN That It Metaphorically but Jlmmle I Power Was Very Funny and Friendly Audience Evinced Its Joy Over the Event 1 t7hlle The JowH of Asia Isnt exactly a shine It must ba confessed 1t1L few carats shy Its chief charm In that Its set with crhorus girls who closely approach feminine gems There are among thorn comparatively few rhlnestones A peep into the Criterion Theatre last night tnt sufficient to convince even the uperflclal observer that the Lederer eye was In cooS working order when Jt picked out the beauty part of the splendiferous show This Jewel of Asia chorus was well worth going through a snowstorm tone It embraced fetching figures dish I and spirit und wlthat pretty faces Especially Is this true of the captivating contingent which In the second act I Appeared In gowns and sable nnd ermine accomplishing a blackand I white effect which was little less than tunning They quite outshone every fWng else In the Jewel I Wonderful Bunch of Benntr I Evert the Jewel herself prrttr Blanche RIngwo placed In the shadow In fact Miss nlngtry though I ehe did could scarcely be described as scintillating She mas not nearly fo 4 brilliant as when she appeared on the Mr Osborn horizon of the theatrical firmament To tell the truth Miss Ring 4 OT 1 was a bit out of her orbit She plunged ifii with shrugging shoulders and valiant fM1 swagger along the Milky Way of the dljuted musical comedy but abe was at hoie only In a New Yorky number Which concerned Tho Same Old I Crowd Even In this she was not so happyas when she was The Belle of I Avenge A1 And she fell to earth flatly 1 aa hopelessly wlen ahe essayed a sentimental duet with Clifton Crawford 4 wbwkiig through his teeth nnd who tike others of the principals was uncertain In his lines i 4 Frttal Sckeff Present Frits Behalf the grandopera songbird released for the nonce from her Metropolitan OperaHouee and sItting ina box appeared to admire the refreshing spirit of Miss lUng but It 1 was noticed that she dIll not split her gloves over the vocal achievements of ranlother4f the warblers 2terwere really no gingers nor much anything to sIng Most of Mr Eng I landcrs music wAIl tuneless ahd what nest tuneful was decidedly reminiscent 0 1to Tinkers Ohorta of Hobln Hood lr teus vjvldly called to mind by a men If euber1n tbe flrat aot and there were suggestions of Said Pasha In the 1 snuslcal coloring of later scenes The lyrics by Frederic Ranken were 0 commonplace in most Instances and I WiWro Ilirry Smith contributed more than one clever quip there mere enough of UM thor Und to warrant the buildIng I of a wing toMThe Old Jokes Home Some of Mr Smiths supposedly comic devlceJnamolthe pouring of water through a speaking tube and the Introduction I of a meenanlcal doll were oft day on which the sun has yet 11 1 JlBpcale Powers Amusing JlmrnJe Powers tie of the expansive mouth and mellifluous speech worked like a Trojan and was naturally amusing but he oomehow struck one us telng lilntted in his Turkish togs To him however belonged the greatest credit for the seaming success which the piece fnloyed at the bands of a oharnc Vt4 lerUilcally friendly flratnlSit audience Aside from Miss Ring but meagre as Mitancp wan rendered by the other prlodpalt Thanks and admiration are due the chorus women and praise Is merited for ii the costuming But come one 16 to blame for painful If lapses In the movement of the piece and llboe need of further rehearsals Is eloquently evidenced a MADE CHARMING JULIET tflss Ternnnda Eileen the Bright elyot In BlUabethon PIT I Shakespearian drama In nomeo I and JUllet as produced In ye anclenl dJtyC ye guide Queen Elizabeth andy I guide friend pf ye guide Queen ye Bpencerrwkt revived at YI play houst of Jilslresi Osborn ye night just pant Slope through the intervening tan tutMn4 We nave Romeo and Juliet I oa th boards The stage manager had I provided fcottjdi There hp stopped 4 QlMql1l didnt quro him to go any MrthMr SIena did the rest This is a I aev treat 1 This II a house This Is a sri yard and such placards In filped the suitor as they recited the llnNf of the Immortal bard TJtejre wag one In tho cast Miss Yr nands ElllC who did more than reo Is eltitjielines The best that could be ail far her In a few words IUJat she gay Inspiration to every scent She was alive and she enlivened Those who cameto scoff and to Jeer and to Uugl atthe attempted realistic quaIntness NU1aJ1GleJIt stage aettJnl sat lMk and UltonJldnd hold their peace while thla uat woman held the centre of the tiRC BOB held It She has Of the oi1nsI grace of her race I Mw has a wonderful voice that tiio I ars jean best analyse but the ear qvwu1t rathir drink it all In than stop 0 JtJYiP Altogether with her rough background she mado a charm kf ffjt t14t was Elizabethan audlen eT uVjherged in a pit 1tII might have wen meanl seriously it In hoped not Th vlt certainly did not show Its ap preciation oltlll word There were ant who laughed at Its antics There are camp who would laugh at well sny mind I AT OTHER HOUSEl Little Vrlnceee found A new tlt 4Oll home at tbI BavoydtabI iJIUaan In The Mocking Bird tiegsn I weeks engagement at the HaiUm pera lhnauThs Dan ell Stock tlHl tly JWWln UOI rrrwIMi 1 ndl 74 II STARS IN THE TWO NEW PRODUCTIONS TAKEN BY I FLASHLIGHT AI OPENING PERFORMANCES LAST NIGHT I I I dA 1cJr 4ci5z 4ld Albprt Tbc JYcI oW I Produced In pretentious stylo by tho stock company at the AmcrlcanA Desperate Chance the Blddle lirothers melodrama wan agaIn prn at the Grand Jpena HougeChauncey Olcolt In Olil ImertpK Town Wtlll a drawing cord at the IetropollsIn Old Kentucky found a new welcomes at the EtarTho Village postmaster did A Rood business the West Und East Iy nne with Rebecca Warron as both Lady Isabel and Mme Vine caused tears to flow nt thn Third Avenue Sam DflvereB Burlrsquers started In the wenk at the Dewey VAUDEVILLE BILLS I Kelthfl bill was led by Eugene I ORourko and company In Parlor A Hlckey and Nelson In an acrobatic I turn called Tansled and Twined were I features at Pastors Proctors theatres Clyde Fltch The Way of the World was excellently presented at the I Fifth Avenue Florence Burns In The Persecuted American Girl was a special I attraction at the Tnentythlrd street house The DistrictAttorney wan the play at the Harlem house Rosedale was the attraction at the Fiftyeighth street theatre the nossow Midgets were the headliners In Newark Charles Koss and Mabel Kenton In a travesty on Cleopatra led the bill at the Circle Robert lUlllanl and company in The Littlest Girl formed a praiseworthy part of Hurtle ft flea moos blllDo Iota the Wizard continued at tho Kdcn Musee Klta muTas troupe of Japanese acrobats Were the chief attraction at Hubera museum RUNNING ATTRACTIONS ConUnulns at Broadway theatres wora Tho Silver Slipper Broadway De Wolf Hopper in Mr Pickwick Horald Square Amelia Blnghnm in The Frd ky Mrs Johnson Princess A Chinese Honeymoon Caelno The Unforeseen Empire Annie Ru iell In Mica and Men Garrick Clara Bloodgood In Tho Girl With the Green Eyes Savoy Lawrence DOrsay and Elizabeth Tyree In The Karl of Iawtuckrt Mad lnon Square Mr Blue Beard Knlrk erboeker FJorodora Academy of Music The Wizard of Ox Majestic Mrs Flske In Mary of Magdalen Manhattan Blanche Bates In The Darling of the Gods Belascoa Theatre Andrew Mock in Tho Bold Bogtr Boy Fourteenth Street Theatre Jerome Sykoa In The Billionaire DolylI TwlrlyWhlrly and Tho Stickiness of Gelatine Weber FlcId Hj The Sultan of Suli Widlaeka If BOtn ern In It I Were ICing Garden IN BROOKLYN THEATRES Julia Marlowe In The Cavalier began a weeka engagement at the Won tauk Ellta Proctor Otis appeared Nancy tike drrOliver Twist at the Columbia I NANCY BROWN HERETO STAY marie Cahill as a Star Is a Corn I pelllng Force and Will Carry I Her Musical Comedy to Full Success BIG WELCOME FOR HER Nancy Brown neednt worry any She can stay out the real of the neuron at the Bijou If she wants to She traps ed demurely onto the stage of that house last night In a pink crepe de chino gown and a pink bag bearing the bucolic Initials without so much as the blare of a horn or the cqueok ota fiddle to herald her oncoming There uhe stood all atone with her unhandsome simple baby face all smiles at the roar of welcome that greeted her from a house full of friends She wa Just a plain girl eo tree from airs and graces BO natural that she seemed not to know she was on the stage her opening night as a star In her own production Wafted In f1II she herself declared later In the piece on the light air of a simple little song So she wa all evenIng She made you feel that ate would not get excited If the roof caved In or the house caught nre4 distinct pleasing untheatrtcal type original person If you please with a style all her ownHer Her personality was the thing which made Nancy Urown ai It WM her singing of the simple little song which made It possible to name the place therefor Without ilior It would have been as many another twoact musical comedybearable with her It wu poiltlve pleasure the Two Are One One almost forgets In writing to say that Nancy Drown was MIss Marl Cahill and In truth it Is hardly necessary 1 sary to suy It In New York The two are one The programme stated last night that George Hi 13rondhur and Frederic Ranken wrote the book of Nancy Brown and Henry lladtey the lyrics They did well especially as to the lyrics and the nulc but they should kowtow to Miss Cahill night and morning and thank a good Providence that she is on earth to da their genIes Justice They saw her several songs two of them 0009 cone of the sentimental rather than the raffUm sort and when she had sung them them were split gloves In the parquet anil red palm In the gallery One of them The Conga Love Song was especially taking and the gallery whistled It before the last chorus encoM ltha spirit that bespeaks for It the same popularity 11ft Under the Bamboo Tree You Cant Love All the People All the Time was another darky melody with catchy words and The Glowworm and the Moth rang half caught In the head of many an enthusiast as they all hustled out Into the snowstorm after the evenings pleasure As to the piece Itself It deals with the Bey of Ballyhoo whoever he may be a sort of customary musical comedy ruts who wears odd clothes and does odder things for the purpose pleailrlg jcrsons who buy seats to ace him perform Nancy Brown blown Into the prfsenc of the Bay with an aggregation of rich American heiresses whom she as a matrimonial promoter has undertaken to marry off The Hey wants his son and daughter married and has advertised for would be husbands and wives to turn up and show their fine ports Nancy and her pettlcoatPd aggregation arrive simultaneously with a bunch of International noblemen and then the complications begin to the detriment of the plot but the Increase ot merriment Drollery Added Zest Thero are many clexr lines In the book moat of which Ulta naturally fall to the lot of MVa Oahlll whose quaint drollery add to their let Edwin Steven back from straight comedy made a most amusing cuss of himself an the By and In doubtless Bind to know It George Bmian an the French count was also very clever Among the women In the company are Judith Bprolda end Jean Nnwcambe the latter mipepblooklng woman Tlit chorus wo good and the gentler half of It waIl costumed and pleasing to the eye One of the male chorus who did not have the honor to get his name on tie programme snnff a short coin with such surprising merit that he was uproariously forced to repeat It four times lie will be known before long How Alcohol in Disguised Form IN the manufacture of a well UN known patent preparation 250 barrels of nloohol are used weekly The bottles hold less than a pint If the mixture was made up of onehalt alcohol it would require 168000 bottles a week to dispose of thla weekly consumption of alcohol These are facts which make it eaay to understand to what proportion alcohol la used to produce an Intoxicating compound Bold under falre pretenses aa medicine Dangerous aa such a preparation la to tho health and morals of the people Itlll made mal times more DO by the addition nervedeadening and poisonous drugs narcotics and opiates uted because hoy produce an immediate effect regard ot the fact that they are Injurious in tno extreme Preparations or this kind Hud their way into homes where temperance Is dJlkaA4w ero ntoll1PraUQQ it look wott with horror It Li not 1i I iFOf4 1 r1 Finds Its WaJ Into American Homes difficult to understand how under I these olrcurnstancos home Influence and wise teaching Is undermined and I tho appetite for alcohol and strong drink created Then too the opium morphine cocaine and other opiates used In three preparations because they temporarily paralyze the functions of the nerves destroy the entire nervous eystom and wreck the brain Thpy do more they are re sponslblo for creating the deadly drug habit which has eoflnvcd ro mental and physical wrecks thousands of unfortunates Nearly all patent medicines and to called cough cures ilojicnd for their effect upqn eome form of these drugs That laeaefeaaeaiwtay 4 clOfIIaro to patent medlcliiw tLl a 0 I good reason too when victims of the deadly drug habit are crowding the eanltarlnma and Insane asylums We repeat that those selling those cocalled Immediate relief remedies stimulants disguised tinder tho name of medicine should be compelled by law to print the formula on each package telling what It contain We have written this so you will realize the danger In taking such preparations and eo yu will understand lla Importance when you read that without these drugs Father John Medicine euro rolda anti all throat and lung troubles and buildup the body It Is the best tonic ever proscribed because It drive out the linpui Itlei in tho only way they can be driven out by enabling tho stomach to aealmllate thn food and thus street hen ecch organ of the body to do Its natural work This olJ rem wly II not a patent medicine as we have said before It was prcsclb for the late Rev Father John Oflrlon of Bt Patricks Parish Low oll Matte fifty years agoby whom It was recommended and front whom It derived Its name It contains no opium morphine chlQroform or poll oaous drtieIn aiy form Its In gredlenU are all pure food el aentiu 1J 1 CHURCH TO HAVE MINSTRELS 51 Joseph Sociality of the Hoi nnsarr Will Enterinlnment St Josephs Sodality of the ChiiroK of the Holy Rosary East One hundred and Nineteenth street Mar Pleasant avenue will give a miitsl iniw mi entertainment tonight and tomorrow night for the beueTt al tho church The profframmo insluilM a ono nct farce celled lhe Virginia Mummy that Is saId to he tilled with fie funniest rltua tlons Among the rterfiiiMiera ivho arc members of the sodality and other young men of tbe parIsh nre nnio of the brut amateurs In MailutAn Father John Kelly huhI1d charge or the arrangements and that tin performance will please Ij certain fur a dhlUrens matinee Jn Saturtuy last proved most successful TOe farce will b3 stajTed under the direction of eQorge Herbort formei of Mrs Oabornes Playhouse Stephen Barrett will have charge of the music Most Marvellous Book of the Age Free A Wonderful Method of Home Treatment Folly and Completely Explained The Doctors of Two Continents Are Dnmfonnded at tbe Remarkable Cures Hade by This Great Discovery Kidney Liver and Lung Troubles Rheumatism Nervous Prostration and Other Dangerous Diseases Banished as If by Some Magic Power The most wonderful book of the kind that we have ever read is Just from the pen of the able physician and scientist A Wilbur Jacksone Ph The demand for It is BO great that tho first edition woo exhausted In a few days and big roller I presses are now busy day and night 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cells There Is no disease it will not benefit there urn but few canes It will not cure It cure when all other treatments fall when the family doctor flukes his head when the specIalIst gives no hope and the healers of all Kinds and character turn away Dr Jacksono propose to distribute 6000 more copies of his book absolutely frco so that the poor as well the rich may know of this great home treatment which is the marvel of Ibo doctors and scientists of two continent Oa account nt the cost of this book It will only be Bent to sick persons hat Is thoM who actually uiod It If you wish a copy state the leading syrup loins of your trouble and write nt one to Dr Jachsonoa secretary Ad drew I Wilson omen 19173 Wctt 83d st New York Merely request complimentary copy of Or JackaoneB book and a free diagnosis of your case and you will receive the book by return mall and Or Jacksone will write you fully in regard to the uap nature of your dlteaie tcl you wiat 1 treatment to tk and Just bow take it 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