The San Francisco Dramatic Review (1908)

January 17, 1914. THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW 13 BEMOVED TO THE FINEST STTTDIO BXTIZiDIII'O IIT THE WEST Columbia Scenic Studio Co. 167 EBIE STREET NEAB MISSION AND FOITBTEENTH STEVE I. SIMMONS TIGHTS AI.I; COIiOBS. WEIGHTS AND FBICES Cotton. J1.25 to $1.50 Wool, $2.50 to $3.50 Lisle Silkoline, $1.75 to $3.50 Silk, $6.00 to $12.50 SYMMETRICALS BEST AND MOST ENDUBING I.INE IN XT. S. Calf, $5.00; Calf and Thigh, $10.00; Calf, Thigh and Hip, $12.50 Sweaters, Jerseys, Gym and Bathing Suits, Supporters, Athletic Shoes, Underwear Special Discount to Profession MAN VEBSUS MOTOR Davis Gledhill Company SENSATIONAL MOTOBCYCI.E ACT OPEN TIME Care DR.^MATIC REVIEW LOOK — 500 FILMS FOB SALE American Motion Picture Film Renting Co. 617-618-619 WESTBANK BUILDING SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. At $7.50 and $10.00 each, order as you want one or more. We ship only films that are in first class condition and as good as the best you have ever purchased for double the money; one trial will demonstrate our goods are as represented, onr selection will please you. A deposit nn all orders. Correspondence SACRAMENTO, Jan. 12.—Grand: Ed Redmond i.s ^iving^ his large clientele a chance to shed tears this week and is nsino; Camille as the tear- siicdder. It is a miglity good cast that presents the play. Hugh Met- calfe is the Count (le Varville; Ro,scoc Karns is Gaston; Paul Harvey is Ar- mand; Bert Chajmian, the elder Du- val ; Harry Leland, Gustave, and James Newman, the messenger. Rctli Taylor is the emaciated coughing heroine, althougii her beautiful figure hardly lends itself to a part that de- mands she he in the la.st stage of con- sumption. Merle Stanton is Prudence, and she is a pippin, too. Leslie Vir- dcn plays 01ym])e and Marie Con- nolly and Ilattie Reed are respectively Nanine and Nichette. Director Le- land has done wonders witli the per- formance and production. Next week, Thelma. Clunie: Little Women comes 16-17. Clunie-Orpheum : Billy B. Van and Beaumont Si.sters; Sophye Ber- nard; Lou Anger; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allen; Joe Shriner and Doll Richards; Tryon's Dogs; Marie and Duffy. Empress: A Night at the Police Station; Prince Floro, Wilson and Rich; Mary Dorr; Arthur Gearv: Mordinis. EUREKA, Jan. 12.—The Dick Wilbur Company lias made good with our theatregoers, and despite the extremely .stormy weather, the past week's business has been satisfactory. VANCOUVER, B. C, Jan. 15.— Avenue Theatre: The Ouinlan Opera Company opened tonight in Rigoletto. The princii)als of the company are I'elice Lyne, Maurice D'Oisly, lulitli Clegg, W. J. Samuel. Tullis Veghera is director. Empress: Girls is the bill this week, and Maude Leone as Pa- mela is a dream of beauty, and be- witching in her acting-. Margaret Marriott is Violet and she is clever, while Miss Wallingford jjlays Kate We.st charmingly. Del Lawrence is a dead failure in the light comedy l)art of Edgar Holt. Alf Layne, How- ard Russell and Daisy D'Ava he!i)ed to make the performance interesting. Business is not very good and there are rumors of Lawrence moving. Im- perial : Winchester is the offering and Meta Marsky, Jean Devereaux, James Guy Usher, Charles Ayrcs, Tom Lof- tus, Leslie Reed and Marie Stevens are in the cast and give a good per- formance. Orpheum: Six Cross- man's Banjofiends ; Joe Whitehead ; Sylvester; Katherine Klare; Barton and Lovera; extra added attraction, Richard Milloy and Company, pre- senting the dramatic playlet, The I'iglitcr and the Boss. Paderewsl(i Getting Old and Cranky As He Loses Nis Popularity PORTLAND, Jan. 9.—Altiiougli lie had been billed in advance heavily and arrived here today, Padercwski, tlic pianist, refu.sed to give a recital tonight. The pianist's reason, as stated bv himself, was that the ad- vance sale of scats was not sufficiently heavy to justify him in proceeding, and his manager declared that Pade- rcwski could only do himself justice when playing before crowded houses. A guarantee of $2,500 had been made for the Portland concert, and the local managers declared they would make tliis good, but Paderewski remained obdurate, and money was refunded to buyers of tickets. TiiK Stork visited the Sydney Ayres in Santa Barbara on Christmas Day. It is whispered that Tom Ciiattcrton is getting ready to be called "father." Tiie Chattertons are in Los Angeles, wliere Tom is located with the Broncho Film Company. Chas. King—Virginia Thomton IN VATTDEVILLE Pantages Time Will R. Abram—Agnes Johns Producing Stock Sketches Western States Vaudeville As.sociation Time in San Francisco Ed S. Allen Featured Comedian Armstrong's Baby Dolls Co. Frank Harrington Leading Man Witli Monte Carter in Honolulu Charlie Reilly Starring In a Bit of Old Ireland, by Walter Montague. Pantages Circuit Patrick Calhoun Maude O'Delle Company Orpheum Circuit Maude O'Delle AND COMPANY Orpheum Circuit Max Steinle Mattie Hyde Witli Edwin Flagg's feature act, The Golden Dream PANTAGES CIRCUIT Gkorcik K. Foktr.souk, an English actor, l)est known in this country as an im])ersonator of women, died at a hospital in New York, January i^lh, in his sixty-eighth year. Joseph Bauer, manager of the Wigwam Theatre, was arrested Sun- day evening on a charge of violating the ordinance forbidding overcrowd- ing a place of amusement. I>auer, who was immediately released on bonds, declared that while the house was crowded, there were still many seats to l)e filled when the arrest was made, and that the ushers were filling these seats as fast as they could. The arresting officer, who went out of his way to be nasty, was severely reprimanded in the Police Court the next day when the Jndge dismissed the case. Performers' Dates Ahead MAUDE O'DELLE CO.—Minne- apolis, Jan. 18; Omaha, 25; Milwau- kee, Feb. 2; Chicago, 9; Menii)his, 23; New Orleans, March 2. RUPERT DRUM With Chas. King and V'irginia Thornton in Australia HARRY MARSHALL Scenic Artist Kd Redmond Co., Grand Theatre, Sacra- mento. Permanent adilress: 1'. O. Box, 1321. Res. A\alon. Santa Catalina lslan<l. DAVID KIRKLAND Care of Dramatic Beviaw WILLIAM H. CONNORS IjlKlit Comedian Kiiif; WiUard Co.; in vaudeville GUS LEONARD Have deserted the farm for a while and am doinp: stiintK in Portland, Ore. PIETRO SOSSO I^eads or Direction 175 Delmar St., San Francisco An Interesting Place—Boys Talked About All Over the World Newman's College You Mu.st See to Believe Most Original Gentlemen's Cafe in the World KDDY AND POWEI^L, STREETS, S. P. 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