The San Francisco Dramatic Review (1908)

arch 14, 1914 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW 13 BEMOTED TO THE FINEST STTTDIO BTXIIiDIITa' IN THE WEST Columbia Scenic Studio Co. 167 ERIE STREET NEAR MISSION AND FOTTBTEENTH STEVE I. SIMMONS TIGHTS AI.I; COI.OBS, WEIGHTS AND FBICES Cotton, $1.25 to $1.50 Wool, $2.50 to $3.50 Lisle Silkoline, $1.75 to $3.50 Silk, $5.00 to $12.50 SYMMETRICALS BEST AND MOST ENDXTBINO I.INE IN V. S. Calf, $5.00; Calf and Thigh, $10.00; Calf, Thigh and Hip, $12.50 Sweaters, Jerseys, Oym and Bathing' Suits, Supporters, Athletic Shoes, XTnderwear Special Discount to Profession Cor. POST ST. and OBANT AVE. Bookings At the Sullivan & Considine, San Fran- sco office, tlirough William P. Reese, lelr sole booking agent, for week of arch 1.1. 1!)14. ElMPRESS, San Francisco—Spis- ■11 Bi-other.s and Mack; Gladys Wil- ur; Bounding Gordons ; Warren and Uancliard; fod Maxwell's Dancing iris (7). EMPRESS, Sacramento, -Jessica Troupe; Brown and Blyer; ose Tiffany and Company; Jennings nd Dorman; Sebastian Alerrill and ompany; McMahon and Chajipclle. MPRESS, Los Angeles—Earl Gir- Icller; Rich and Lenore; Chas. B. luler and Daughters; Burke and Donald; Bert Leslie and Company. ..MPRESS, Salt Lake—Barton and .Dvera; Katherine Klare; Richard dilloy and Company ; Joe Whitehead ; Sylvester; A Day at the Circus. EM- 'RESS, Denver—Williams and War- ier ; Frostick, Hume and Thomas; daurice Freeman and Company; has. C. Drew and Company; Big ini. EMPRESS, Kansas City— 'rice and Price; Three Musketeers; \lr. and Mrs. Perkins Fisher; Dave crgu.son; Archie Goodall. EM- '(■JESS, Odgen, March 19-21, Or- )hcum Theatre—Four Ladella Com- |ucs; Nestor and Delberg; John R. iMi-don and Company; American ' unedy Four; Adas Family. Correspondence S.\CRAMENTO, March 9.—The > iind week of the Ed Redmond Com- i;iny in its beautiful ])layh()usc. The 'icpcnbrock, brought approximately apacity houses during the entire week. Mr. Redmond is offering his admiring clientelle the entirely inter- esting news])aper story, The Fourth Estate. The ])lay gives a very vivid idea of the workings of a newspaper ofifice, and the Redmond Company was in fine fettle, the principal parts being played by Paul Harvey, Beth Taylor, Bert Cha])man, Roscoe Karns, Lori- mcr Percival, Merle Stanton and Mar- vin Hammond. Stage Director Harry Leland has surpassed all his previous efforts on the stage settings of this show and his direction was much in evidence. Grand: James Post and his merry Comedy Company are playing to some large and satisfying audiences, which are always in evidence when- ever the Post signal flies. The bill this week is The Waiter and the Chef, and Post is particularly funny, while Herb Bell, who is one of our most pleasing German comedians, is a whole show in himself. Frank Har- rington, the handsome and clever straight man, has caught on immen- sely. Julia Hamilton is a pleasing member of the company and Clara Howard and Dee Loretta are also ]iopular with their audiences. Clunie- Orjiheum: On the Orplieum show this week appears Geo. Danial and Com- pany, Chick Sale, Louis Hardt, Sylvia Loyal, Foster and Lovett, and Mary Bishop. iMiipress: A splendid show is on this week and is composed of IJert Leslie, Chas. Burke and Chas. McDonald, Chas. B. Lawler and daughters, Mabel and Alice, Aubria Rich and Ted Lenore, and the Jessika Troupe. Monte Cartkr will oi)en his com- pany at the Bakersfield Theatre to- morrow and play there until April 12, when he returns to Stockton at the Garrick Theatre. It was planned to open at the Garrick a little later, but a most enticing offer from Manager l'>illy Ely started him toward Bakers- field. GiiRTRUDE CxiAFFiiE has joined A Bachelor's Honeymoon Company to l)lay the part of Minerva. RUPERT DRUM With Chas. King and Virginia Thornton HARRY MARSHALL .Scenic Artist Ed Redmond Co., Grand Theatre, Sacra- mento. Permanent address: P. O. Box, 1321. Res. A\alon, Santa Catalina Island. DAVID KIRKLAND Care of Dramatic Review PIETRO SOSSO Leads or Direction 17S Delmar St., San Francisco An Interesting Place—Boys Talked About All Over the World Newman's College You Must See to Believe Most Original Gentlemen's Cafe In the World EDDY AND POWELL STREETS, S. V. Chas. King—Virginia Thomton IN VAUDEVIX.!.!: Western States Time. Will R. Abram—Agnes Johns Producing Stock Sketches Western States Vaudeville Association Time in San Francisco Charlie Reilly (Singing Irish Light Comedian) Presenting The Bells of Shandon, Pantages Time. 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