The San Francisco Dramatic Review (1908)

May 9, 1914 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW 13 BEMOVED TO THE FINEST STTTDIO BUH^DHTO IS THE WEST Columbia Scenic Studio Co. 167 EBIE STREET KEAS MZSSIOir Ain> FOTTBTEEITTH STEVE Z. SIMaiONS TIGHTS AI.Z. COI^OBS, WEIGHTS AITD FBICES Cotton, $1.25 to J1.50 Wool, $2.50 to $3.50 Lisle Silkoline, $1.75 to $3.50 Silk, $5.00 to $12.60 SYMMETRICALS BEST AITD MOST EITDUSINa I.INE IIT XT. S. Calf, $5.00; Calf and Thigh, $10.00; Calf, Thigh and Hip, $12.50 Sweaters, Jerseys, Gym and Bathing' Snits, Supporters, Athletic Shoes, Underwear Special Discount to Profession Cor. POST ST. and QBAITr AVE. Jack Golden With Own Musical Comedy Company Market Street Theatre, San Jose—indefinite. Frank Harrington Leading Man With James Post Harry Hallen Comedian and All Around Actor Jack Golden Company. Howard Foster Own Company—Start Touring May 25. The Pantages The management have a varied and clever hill to offer its patrons this week. Tom Kelly, the always-popular singer and story teller, will return. .And for the youngsters there will be Earnold's Dog and Monkey Circus. -Vmong other entertaining acts will be IVjgan and Geneva, The De Alberts, nnd the latest pictured events shown I in the screen. Jack Magee Goes to the Wigwam Jack Magee, a well-known come- 'lian and producer, who is equally at liome here or in New York, will open it the Wigwam with a musical .show, ■iinmencing Sunday, May 17th. Next week lie will put in the week at \'allejo. In the company are Jack Magcc, Wm. Spera, Billy Hayter, ' larc Clay, Blanche Hayter, Francis Karney, Jewell Taylor, Steve Petit, John Randall and Lou Long. Vaudeville Notes The Four Orchards is a new musi- al act that started Wednesday at tiie Wigwam. Comprising it are G. L. Rosebrook, manager; Bertha Marino, Bessie Franklin and E. L. R. Ames. The two girls are both beautiful and talented. Miss Marion playing the vi- olin and Miss Franklin displaying a very fine mezzo soprano voice. The act is good and will be better as they work into it. Assistant Director Lansberg is no more. A fist fight between him and George Middleton, one of the officers of the California Film Company, over a difference as to the way the actors should be fed at the San Rafael studio led to Mr. Lansberg's retirement last Saturday, and Mar- shall Zeno was put into the vacancy. Zeno is just the boy for the position and Director Flenderson will find he has made no mistake. The Golden State Film Company, lately started in San Rafael, has tem- porarily gone out of business, and it is said there is salary owing the ac- tors. Too bad, for Charley Edler worked hard to start the plant and it was a shock to him when his backers found themselves short of money. DAVID KIRKLAND Care of Draniatlo Bavlew PIETRO SOSSO Leads or Direction ITS Delmar St., San Francisco Chas. King—^Virginia Thornton IN VATTDEVIIiI.E Western States Time. Will R. Abram—Agnes Johns Producing Stock Sketches Western States \'audevi!le As.sociation Time in San Francisco Charlie Reilly (Singing Irish Light Comedian) Presenting The Bells of Shandon, Pantages Time. Max Steinle Mattie Hyde Comedian Characters Playing Vaudeville—Ed Fisher's Time THE SCENIC I.INE OF THE WOBI.D WESTERN PACIFIC nEXVERT ^mO lfil >AMDB Unfolds to the traveler a magnificent panorama of snow-capped peak, canon, gorge and crag. Marvelous Scenic Attractions seen from the car window without extra expense for side trips: Grand Canon of the Feather Biver Pilot Mountain Glisteningr Beds of Salt Great Salt Lake Salt Iiake City Castle Gate Glenwood Spring's Fikes Peak Boyal Gorg-e Grand Canon of the Arkansas Tennessee Pass Eagle River Caiion Canon of the Grand Biver Choice of Two Routes Throixgh the Rocky Mountains Through Standard and Tourist Sleep- ing Cars between San Francisco ana Denver, Kansas City, Omaha, St. Iiouis and Chicago. DINING CAB SEBVICE UNEXCEIiIiED TICKET OFFICES 665 Market Street, Palace Hotel; Market Street Ferry Depot; 1326 Broadway, Oakland SAN FBANCISCO, 41 Grant Ave. I.OS ANGEIiES, 636 So. Broadway OAKI.AND, 600 14th Street SAN JOSE, 41 N. iBt SACBAMENTO, 422 K Street PASADENA, 33 So. Colorado Street RUPERT DRUM With Chas. King and Virginia Thornton HARRY MARSHALL .Scenic Arlisl. Bi.iou 'i'licatic, IliiMdlulu. Permanent Address. 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