The New York Clipper (August 1905)

August \% tfHfi NTSlRr Y6RK otlPPEH. SanwHiC ft Delilah, t'oney fslaud. Sals-I. Josephine. l'arl«, Fr.. i-UI Island. Cincinnati, 7-12, X. Y. C, ■ i: *'J -i I is 1 I | i-li'l Schrpp's Dogs * Ponies, Chutes Pirk, San Fran clsco, C»l., An*. 7-12. Bom eft Yokes, Freebody Fsrk. Newport, R. I.. 7-12. SbbPlrta ft Qall. Luna Park, Coney Island. N. r.. 7-12. Slierldan, ft Fomt, Wachuaett Like, Gardner, ManrTtW. "•«•! P«* r . Atlantic City, N. J.. 7- 12. Sharp*. Blanch*. Snrlpg Brook Park, So. Bend. Ind., 7-12! Forest Park. Kansas City, Mo., U- Slinkier 4 Flynn. KelthX N. Y. C.. 712 Shannon* (4). Park. Dover.N. IL. 7-12. Stiiru Bros., Spring Lake Park, Treutoo, N. J., 7-12. ' Sherman ft De Forrest Shea's, BnlTaln^ 7-12 SHU". ZuiiHco. The. Proctor'* "J3d SI.. Keith's. Phil*.. 14-l!t. 7m;, Trio. Keith's..S. V. C 7-12. Zel. Raymond. Mar. Ft. Warm.. Ind.. 14-10. Zlimarrlla. Mllr.. White City Park. Nrw listen. Coon.. 7-12. Zl»ka ft King. Woolwnrth'a. Lancaster. Pa., 7-12. Zlnii Sisters. Coney Inland, Wheeling, W. Va., 712. Zlpho. Athletic Park. Buffalo. 7-12. Zoellern (31. Paragon Park. Boston, 7-12; Klec- trie Park. Balto., Mil... 14-19. Zutka.Idora Park, Yoanfstowu, O., 7-12. DUATIIS U TIIK iMIUKKSSIOV Thomas V. Smith, a comedian and dancer, died suddenly, from heart failure, at Hey|*irt. Under tbe Cats. 01R CHICAGO LETTER. FROM OCB OWX COBtESPOXIlEXT. iclls ot the love uf uti honest young foreman lor tbe daughter of a wealthy Iron master, and of the hardships and difficulties expe- hum a-. . . - — ---- Henced after the* death of the glrl^t father. d |„i H ii<l(l<*tily. from hearr failure, at Keyport. j ll)ls B . XftUW. musical expert. wl»iii The company Includes: LH.rothy lirav, .Mil- 4 \. j., July IS. aged Ihlrly-alx years. During ailing the Summerat \\ liming on. llffa drcd Stockton, Duncan Peuwarden. Harriett twenty yearn of aerrlce In the profession In- xlr ,\ tft i ,1,,. «4lg. Hntltelle ft Welsh lima. Lir- Dun\iuore, l-.Hlae Kli.pj. IK.U MarMillan, „;„ \Wu connected With Newton llcer* .In rn*. at ltorby. INi.. July 2IL aW.»r« tlM« Jack HowklnM. Nelson l-earltt, (leorge Mor- ~ lfint tn i^ndon:' Sadie Hasson. In I he WBrm welcome and wn< the guest at 'dinner Ms Archie I.ockhrldge and Robert Horton, Kentucky tllrl:" Klynn ft Sheridan a Big Sen- „ t Manager SI* Sautelle and .1. It. Morrow. \i iivinRA Tiikatrk tJamc* II. Browne. Mt | 0n , fll Henrv'K Minstrel*, and during the lle w m rejoin the. show again an trom ** he mnnoger).—For tl and week "Honest Hearts (he name of Smith and l^slle. Kor tweltc iiin- „„,, entirely recovered from his receut anr- Is the productlou offered. It Is I new paa- bmNITC years he was stage mannger of lhr» g|,.„| „,,erBtloii. .__»«. n. mn . toral drama which Kllmt ft i:a«r>li» tart' Xatlotial Tlien-lrv. l'lillndclphla. At the lime W M. liirMAS, contracting agtnt of Camp- " nt his death lie was with Slg. Santelle ft Welsh Hros. - flrcus. lie was n nimiilier «r lb* Philadelphia T. M. A., and of the lol- yoke. Mass.. Aerie of Kngle«. IU' Is snrvlrwl fiy his widow, mother, three «M«n kM I Edded to their list of attmctlons, 'ITiey are featuring Alma llearu lu the star port, that of n beautiful young Kentucky MM a farmer's.daughter, wlio Is wild and impli- cated, but who has a romantic experience. The story - l» ml" ln lnn,1 >' lnr, ' r "' ln K 1 an " hrolher, .1. l'hlllp Smith, who Is also a profea- Ml Itros.' Show*, writes: "I will dose mat this show mi or about Aug. 10. on MM of uiv wife"a hentth. The I'ampbell SJiow Is playing N'eliruska to Idg business. At A0- Imrn. Neb..- the show did one of the largi-at day's business In Its history." iIahkt Kami., general nmss reptvaonlnllve doing some Is shuwii Meilran eqalll- nlneleeiith meeting smith, Chris-. Al Fresco Park. Peoria. III.. 7-12. Smith ft Baker, Oakford Park, Greeosberg, Pa. Boiaefa A .WIMe. Park. Trenton. X. J.. 7 : 12 Tomtillng Dam Park. Brlrtgetoa, 14-10. the rery near future. ""f^ftXj'Jn'iZ lyrics'." Tta'tauaieaVaWf la by Max ■ Witt. \SwmimSiS. "ll'lawTfe"'and two rhlldren "t|| |i riam who Joined llargronvo's upon ua The f.rand Opera House wl lb 'Jr l »r * engaged by Hroa.ilinrst ft Currla r. lrv |ve him. flrcus 01 tlreajiuorl. U U June 17, nro tueet- dark week of 0 The loat .two weekg o, "The ? n *«J«J*¥ Mrfwills Is one of serentytlve '^SwTut, the Junior membKr of the gj w „. „\M£ In tbe .•omerts, presenting Hoy ,i [ &£L£ SS P.VJ 1 ^ th? r^Z u? ^t people, and numbers atti-h well known payor* Thrpe „„.„, ,„ Pll Allg . J ,, ,„ o u |„ r y. 111., from lu ?| r 11CW t nlkln K »nd singing act. "»! *,^r ir.-'i"..;;-" ■-?:;„•'liiiie I a, .„ Ul f t comedy will take to the road 1H. It P" Ieory NgrlnaD , and a chorus of sixty. unenmonla. after an lllnesj »f one week. She ,. K „. n.-KrrtT. who recently Hosed will. fep lni'"Si.If Che\le7 Hill[ PaT^ Cl«lu»tl. O.', ^» ^fffg j?* ,ne next DlKDt by ™ ° TuoSauerIL TiuiATRg, iHa itT .■•' P* £i CajTSSm 111 !u I'orlland. Hre. T where I > the Ureal I r n», .i;imi-.U.n»w,wlth Wash- 8 p.«iding Br'o. ..xlnghon Park Mas, 7-12. j*g*™ ^"B 7-12; l»laml Park. Easton. 14-10. ■ In lue Mayor or Stephens. Paul. Klectrlc Park. Balto.. Md.. 7-lt Wright's tuneful Sturnnt ft Ij Vanlo. White City, qdengo vitl n sdn"« T Merton. Keith's. Phlla., 7U2; t 8n!iy'ft Phelps, Btonehlll Garden, Peoria, 111., Pnuetaro Japs. Collsenm. Clerebind. 0. v 7-12. tfiilllTOti ft Kaunce, BIJou. Cnliuaet. Mich.. i-12. finrnrel ft ttnxell, Idea; Fond du Uc,,,Wls 7-12. Sutt.m ft Sutton, l.llewtld Park. Newark. 0.. 7-12: Olentangy Park. Columbus. 14-10. Bwlikaril. Mr. ft Mrs., Summit Park, Orlskany, SyWesters.'• The, Fnlrvlew Tark. Soutblirldse. Mnh. 1 * 7-12* SVmiHiilH, Jiek. BIJoo. !jin«lng. Mich.. 7-12. Talbot ft Ilogers. Orpheum. I/« Taunea'ns, Tlie. Bos* Park, Blnghamton, > 712j Tarlton ft Tarlton. MnrysTllIe, Kan. dooU. 14-20, Teal. Raymona. Grand. San Diego. Cal Tenley Klmer, MorrLson's, Bockaway. > Teiuna Slaters, Ingersoll, Dea Moines, Olympic. Chicago. 14-10. them all a treat, IncliallnaT the Soldiers Home, so the iniirna walls were dropia-il. As Kioto's was the sixth elretia here tills sea- age manager of the »,„, there wns melius] In this proposition, so , III., died In thai S s tp go on recnrtl for showing tu the "Inrgi'Sl tluiia and henrt trouble, crowib" After two lumaway exldbltlons at I'nnlii, the show closed Its Kanana lour, nnd g pictures. Kiiitii KknwaiU'. the actreaa. died last | M now nt roafc through Nebraska nnd Iowa. _-- riARK Htrkbt Mi:hki!M (Initio M. "»<«<'"■ we eu In I'arls. aged nlsiiit forty years. Mls» To show there Is no III feellnif, at (.rluiiell. erly, nnd their clever aaaocla tea, tor. It M man ager) —Young women between sixteen &'„„, w as an Kngllsli wtuiinn. mid was ]„., Aug. H. and almost on the aninc show play that can be aeeu two or even three times "Jj"^.^'years of age. all singers and ^"a^/iiu/jounlry by the hi (ilbeon mnn. I'owFito' Tiif.atrb i Harry J. Powers, manager).—The last half of the nil-Summer run of "Mrs. Temple's Telegram" Is now be- Ing uUvcd with no signs of an abatement or Interest. The Wyatt force has proven a source of delight to the many who attended the performances glren by William Morris, Krltz Williams, Harry Conor, Margaret Wych ljjxnoN UtMH Mt'HKB iWtlllatn J. Sweeney. ., „|,| ,.\ rrm au u tbealrlcBl manager, mauager).—To be seen In the curio ball.weidt „„,,' A ,|„, r . y„ r i,,. (foodie Hill), wrluin of 7: I'. J- (ionuan. one man band: •W*« on ,> junnn of Whitney's "The Isle of Bpli* to. sword walker: Oneta. Indian Hrlncea*; I rot. Tll , 1>IAS j. ,i K iMES. sta lltch, rifle shot, and Thomas Yates and la Kml ,, re T | lW |„., Qulncy, trained bear. In the theatre : MaiIg. Marlb. y. c| , Jnl) . ._, s frolu sMhmt Trlxle l'ille, La Belle IIoku, and Hulls mov , |)f t y.mn,. years. Mr. t'haiuls-rlnln writes, auylnK tliat Tyrell, Al. II.. Unique. Minneapolis, 7-12. L'»lB?r, Claude ft Fannie, Avon Park, Youngatown Vn/ti ft Paul. Wonderland Park, Milwaukee. Wis. 0-12; Wonderland Park, Minneapolis Minn., 13-19. ' ■, ' ', . I'nlcycle Trio, Lyceum, PhlUo 712. Valdars (5i. Chester Park. Cincinnati, 7-12. Valdlugs, The, Paragon Park, Nantsaiet Beach, Valvero's Xa'vul Engagement. Riverside Park, Montreal. Can.. 7-12. ' ».„„.. Victoria, F.tta, Wealloro, Mnss., i-12; Oaruner, 14-10 Yoseller, Alice, Haitian's Point, Toronto, Can.. Voeiker. Mr. ft Mrs. Fred.. Olympic, Chicago, 7- 12: Haymarket. Chicago. .14-10. Volid's, Bears.. Keith's, l'blla.. 1-12. Waller ft Maglll. Central Park, AlleBtowB, Pa., 7-12; Oaklaisl Park, Easton, 14-10. Walbmiru ft Whitney, Spring Bank Park, Lon- ii don. Can., 7-10. • - ._ _, _ ,_ W.yne ft Donne. BIJou. Oahkosh. Wis.. 7-I-. Wardo ft Wardle. Doyle's, Atlantic City, X. J.. 7-12. ■'■•-.- - Warren ft Renshaw. Kaeanslis. Mich.. "; ,2 -_ Wanrdnmlle Comely Four, Dreamland, Coney IdlamL.S. Y. 710. Waslier Bros.. FamUy. K. St. l^nU, 111.. 7-12. Walts. Al.. Oakwoo.1 Pnrk, Pittsburg. I *••'-*-• Wallace ft Jorgenseu, Cascaile Park, Waterviiie, Wallace ft lierch, Olympic. Chicago. 7-12. Walsh, Austin, Woolworth's, Lancaster, ra„ 1- 12. Western production. The piece has scored a tremendous success here. (iRKAT XoaTHEUN TlIKATIIB erts. manoger).—This theati regular season Saturday, Aug. C. with Rich- ard Carle's operatic comedy, '"J he fender- foot," with a cast headed by Oscar Hgmnn and Ruth White. Other members of the company, ore: Jcthro Warner, Kred Hailey, M. H. iinldwln, J. V. Rooney, II. H. Aust n. U. B Williams. A. W. ifutchlns, I^ulse Brackett. frankle Warner. Ktta Ixwkliori. Mabel Lorena, I'femlnla I/)ckhsrt. Dolly (Fred C. Eh- ^f^^lf. T^aZC^ re_ opened. Its _Vn y' ml .Hlcaluubllc Is much Interested. r). -Tlie"moHlcai public Is much InlereHteu. lit the announcement of the Antnvm MJ here of Itivela and the Imperial Band. Jhls Combination, which ^*r,Tr^Xm\\ most successful ongngement '"^""^.miuse v«w York, will begin an extended onguge meat n tl Is park Sunday. II. During every "ncert of ihe P engugement one or more solo- l8 «" ^^^o^I^nard «.lI.«- r).-_A military _concert. by Iloa rnw»er nnd a sister, living In Kngland. survive her. The remains wera i;remaled Au«. 1, nt l'ere Ing iliu hot weather. Tlie IMaylon Lady <)r- chesirs, Aruistrong Sisters, llrsdy and Ham- lit. .ii. Al. I'lirlslnl nntl inniloti pictures week oi July :n>. Notrh. —'Pile Kioto Shows come 10 "Hoc" limit, of Krug'a Tlienlre. will have charge of Die Fall festivities of Hie Knights of AVsarllon llils year...'. ..Carl lleller. la ChalsB. -•• ,,,.,_. _u.,-i local mannger of th« tlrplieum, U very proud W. H. Mi:j.i.atxy. an 'old- Ime mlostrr-l u ,f vl . n( (lf „ m £ Utm Juljf 31 , band leader of Ibn llln-h. Wainbold ft IJnckiis u,lr '"' ""* , , t ^ Minstrels, died Aug. i. at Worcester, Mass., . ... „_,.,„ A«an»aiii.'eiiienlB. after a lingering Illness. Interment wns at Arnold lluly s Aam»niiteiiieiaiB. HoHton. He was tnnrried to LIm Weber.. Arnold Daly has arinounced that he will Viola Cmkto.n, fninona years ago on the open at the. Uarrlck, New York, m Keiit. 1 . riuidevlllc stuge. dleil-nt her home, M •» nnilec the illicitloii ft [aMM | Oft It Ml Ninth Street. Philadelphia, on Aug-. 2. from remHln at (list plnyliotise until late In the heart disease, aged abmt sUly. yesrs. 8h» Spring, prcMlucliiK two now Show plays wild was said to be the first "lightnlnjr change" reviving four others by the. asinf iiiilbui. performer,' Her name In private life,wns After thai ha will present either u Hlinkes Anna Heron. Mlsa Clifton, us she always pen rein or an Ibsen piny. Mr. Duly a leading «1 herself, retired from the singe about woman will be Chrystnl Heme. Uf the Shaw lauKuauic ».•#■■•«•* ,„-,;." . ,„"., wtndenr —few Daou mretiui ■ "•••' ".-_-„i„ r -,i tliolr 111 I'll a< c iiiiu, nno wiia uiurrico in ce i a distinguished violinist nnd for:raer student u , , mv0 g0 milckly Impressed their i h |(an<J bp| , ,_,,„, A ||cii. of Hans Von Bulow, pffeni classical mus.. ^,» nl | ty npoa the public » H ...f. ra , IIC h *' n ^ known as n variety come.Iltn. Mlsa B The llaxlnos. o^ompllahed some very dlf- f u wlmo Is conducting the Lllery band «n » ( . ]m ' n , M>y „„,, „ „,,.,, ,,„ llcult ncrohatlc feats on Wllwra tables, ana garden. I'hyllls Allen sings serernl contra to sosgii. ■<• » .»„*„.„. i. AbK .— Immti WalkUis ft Watt, Novelty. IVnver. Col., .-12. Georgia Onrdner and Joseph Maddem pre- , „ ie mer | t of .Kjp Wal.lorf ft Mfiulex, Muiiroe Park, Toronto, Can., g^Vroo Mtuiy Darlings.'' and other feat- PSy i , .g».. Ko | 1 of i.„ r t Arthur ,,res on the nTlf are: McCabe and Cameron L , ' n n % v ^ y n | B i„ and term ,_lmmense audiences ap Ij-t M tr.ee of them, of iKjpulsr mnterisl In Aug. o. ur," which Is being tires on tne mil are: 5k<.'abe ana i:smeruii. if. c - neve Fy night and terminates the nnnufll rieOnxo Bros.. Dal^y Harcourt, Amann and « »cn ««y n « BUCrel< Bfm engagement 19. Ilartlev. SI Btehblns, the Duprees, WbIIoc* v '» g ^^mR,,;? realistic and Immensely plc- ind Berch, Sndle Hart, and Hall nnd Col- u * a J u ™ rfo ? mn nce. sitpplcmented by many "-,R B (Lyman B. (Hover, en.er?«ln(ng developments. well llflon hut she Interment wns on Tour, Tlie exhibition WeMloiis (.1). Keith's. N. Y. C, M4J. _ Welsh, Cbas. ft Jennie, Lagoon, Ludlow, ky., i Westerly Slaters. Novelty. Denver, CoU 712. Weliers Band, Luna Tark. Pltlstwrg, i-12. _ Webster's, The. Virginia Beach. Peoria. 111., 7-i£. Weston ft rtoymim.1. Crimp's Park. Macon, (.a.. .• 12; Hyatt's Park. Columbia, So. Car.. 14-10. Weltael, James. Park, Mlllvllle. N. J.. 7-12. Webb's Seals. Sobmer Park. Montreal, Can^i-"- terca tlie nintn wees u. ■■» •«» "-—irrj nage »mr ...»..—• -■ Weston. Dan. ft Co..,Tr«a^ro Li Ft. George, N. run on Monday^night^T.^AJIce ^vey.^Mutwi ™* H U J„7 WBH a Ci.il-I'KH. llureau caller ttsjttli; lumbli'i-. died ut tliirrlson. Neb., Sunday. July Ml aged llfly-seveu years. He had mudo his home In l)es Moines, in., tor nearly thirty years, and was n member of Iho' Masonic lodge there. His last jirofesslniml engagement wns with "Yankee" Itohlnson's Wagon Bhuw. many years ago. Ills wife and three chil- dren survive him, Including Chns. Mt-kle, manager of tbe Century Tlientre, Mlshawukii, 1ml. - Z. T. Hm.KTT. who was for tunny years larrlson have leader of the orchestra at the Oranil opera ,lla usaj■son.«» J „ ,,„„„„_ Knnsns City, nnd formerly leader, of Cecilia Loflua, who Is to lie starred by Charles Krohmnn, will unpen: at n niimber ot ili.iwlng room eiiterlalmtieiits litis titoulh, , under tlio direction of Harry It. Snow. Miss NtrKt.K, nil old tlmn rider and i^,f(, m w m hnvn with her llentrlen Here- f..i.I. In her society mniialogiies, nnd n wel known hnrltone. Miss Uiftus lias pluiiued to luiiudiii u a young Kugllsh girl, a protege who will lie In.lid ut the plutio. The tour will Include Na s w a rt Norm- gansuRt I'ler, Sarutogii. Ilor Ilurls.r and Atluitllc City. Teu |s;rfortiinnces will be given, beginning Aug. 17. .. VAt l)i:\ ll.f.i: A.tfll MINSTUHL. Williams ft Black. Lagoon. Ludlow, ky Wlorn Trio. Keith's. N. Y. C. 7-12. Wlskoff, llnby Irmn. ft Co.. BIJoti. Oreen Bay, Wis., 7-12: BIJou. Marinette, 14-10. rilson Alf. ft Maliel. Contoeook Park, Pemt««»k ntletid attest lis iiopularlty. So dellnite uatc J, "J ■ Kll( . rnll an d Cole were one of the Is announced for tbe closing of the Summer feature tvln at t i lc Olympic Tlienlre, Chicago, run B'uot) Theatik (William C, Itochc, ««.- week of July M. eight weeks' engugemenl for the Hlverslde Amitseineut Co., Indlnunisills. Ind., Isdng featured at the Palace of Illusions. I found the manager. J. S. Sandy, very pleasant. II. U Lkvitt, of caralvsl fninr. has taken In u week or two. M'M.K AmiiB writes: "My Imhy lion, live monlhs old. died nt His While I'lly, West Haven, Conn., Wednesday afternoon, July- ail. While I was performing at I'ltlsluirg miams Doly.' Palace Music Garden, Scbenee- SStSkV The play Is based oil a plot taken talyJM. Y.. 7-12; cVlumbl., '"Ics. 14-10, Jro m "thc evcry-diy life of factory and mill- llllams ft Uellhnrn. Mayflower Park, So. Han- '™ m a , v , vell ln , ne large cities, and gives. It Is Flyer son. Mass., 7-12. . _ Wilson Trio. East End Park. Memphis, Tenn.. SaTd?'n V clear'inslghf' Into" the ways of the „ r r ^ t SP5S i'ocbmotl 7-12. 7-12. Wilson Sisters, Auditorium. Norfolk. Ya.. 7-12 Williams Duo. Bass Point. Nshant. Mssa., 7-w. Wilsons. The, Atlantic tlsrden. N. Y. C.. T-«: Wolf ft Zadella, ldora Park, Youngatown, 0., Aug. 0-lk. Wordenand, Orlsks, Orplieum, San Fran., CiL, 7- eon and sis>clnllst In animal diseases, from Few'persons hnve not felt n desire to lake [l^dir cRnvus',"to"satlsfaci(iry business. Ilanmm'H Winter iiuariara, In. llrldge|siri a ride on the locomotive of a fast express sm»uh will put M his Wild Wear show n.it It was tim fit M#.ta» jtts*^Jggsi«| wage earner of the fair sex when pitted "J™ t0 ,, t ln U ie cat. with the eng neer and t t . n|on ,„„, Hchuelxen M Aug. 2». for nway a few hours aftef the doctor 11 «"lva . ngalnst the pitfalls that surround them In }™, he , Urob(l ot th e lifelike engine as It „ mmber « .mya. After thot lie will play Loiiish f.'f kmniiiiam writes: 'J Ma Ulf- 2nd circumstances. The msnagemeqt lis* r ,, H ' h es over the rails. Such an experience ,„,,,,„„.„, , ^^___ lo». wlm dle.1 very suddenly ou Aug. J. was oromlsed an abundance of mechanical feat- B miie-a-mlnute,flyer is especially fascl ures Oris Ober will piny the part of ' tlng . „ | B n ot gWen to every one to take ■lennor. .^ *. ., such a ride, and this makes tlie Interest the La Sau,b Thbatw: (Albert Campbell, gr(Ml ter and the desire all the more keen. nnoger) —"The Yankee Itegent." unlike the * <r 0 , e n its readers what a ride ou the fnst- F.lemior Iliilisi.n lie turns. Kleiiuor llohsun nnd her mother, Mrs. Mndge t'arr Cook, who ItsTvi' hesii imsslng nlone, nnd none of her rehHhrsa. not even her ilsugltter or son, knows of her death. She left no will, nnd *I.:«M» or »1.40O. some huusejiolil gmsls nnd n few illnnioliils remijlii If any on<. knows Hie whereabout* of he Wonderful Bosch Family. Clneograi*. Spokane Wash., 712: star. Seattle. 1410. Yawnmoto Bros.. Manhattan a wafa, at. J-J** Ytekley ft Bunnell. Medfnrd Boulersrd, Mass.. T 12 Young' America Qulutet. Keith's, l'blla-. 7-12. Young, Tot. Unique. Superior. Wls.. _T.gl . . . •_. young. Ollle ft llro.. Henderson's, loner Island, N. Y.. 7-12, ■ n'nd'rie'rt Young, weather man In "Tlie Land M i|ons experienced of Sod" and of the Iron nerve and clear vision which ntcb CoLi'MBiA TitrATne (Weber Bros., man- KU srd the faatest and most notable train the n2er „).__Altrnctlun for week of 0 will be W orld has ever seen. '-A-.Human Slave." Tlie plsy. which Is a a ropy of the slory i will lie sent.on receipt lights llfteettlh siicressfnl week. Ihe season opflticd lu t'nmden. X. J. Mrs. Simiu was --' ihe funeral of ngers) -Attraction for week of 0 wll be wor |„ has ever seen. TnE mm, H ,h TKH i have spent severs called tinge At g. 1. to St lend the .. iiersl o ••"•.Human Slave." The pay. which * a A copy of the story wl Ms» sent on receipt , ' '• , w ,, ( . k) , , t U)f . ,,„,,,„„ Mouiilalns and her broil er Wrt* 'ISSLs^Sx/laStgfi four net melodrama, was written by William of a , wo cent stsrap l.y (l.si. Mlloyd. tlen- P 1 " , „ , „ u , Vll ,idevllle dales Kings (."" •''>„''""'',.? 'k. ... ,. I.iils N Y I lloberts The (heme Is based on a Strug- erB | passenger Ageut, I'enusrlvntiln Itullrnad, „."".,„.„,.,, .1.1. „ ee i, , wns hi Hie fomlly plol, Kencin halls, «. I, el'e between capital and labor, while the story i Jr(Jn d street Station, I'hlladelplila, Ps. ul •* ... - gle between ca|