San Francisco dramatic review (1899)

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14 THE SAN FRANCISCO DRAMATIC REVIEW April io, 1909 Henry E. Dixey s Magical Art Henry E. Dixey, who captivates his audiences, is a magician, and toured one season in a repertoire of tricks as clever as the great Hermann ever executed. As a contrast to the delightful entertainment he is now furnishing in Mary Jane's Pa, here is a little story Dixey relates of .an experience that befell him as a magician. Mr. Dixey, one should know, is a tremendously versatile actor, whose scope of ability include? a first-class knack at sleight of hand, or legerdemain. Some time ago he found himself before a rural audience of his own choosing, and his portion of the entertainment consisted of palming watches. He borrowed a timepiece from an individual of the audience. The contributed watch came from a good looking country boy, and when in the progress of the trick Mr. Dixey pretended to drop the borrowed property to find the timepiece shattered into small bits, the country boy burst into tears. This unusual episode induced Mr: Dixey to ask the cause, and thereupon the boy explained that the watch was the gift of his dead mother, and he could not bear to be deprived of it in that sort of fashion. The sight of the crying boy appealed to Mr. Dixey and he immediately handed the child his watch, which of course, he had successfully palmed, having substituted a fake watch for the borrowed one to accomplish the trick. But, of course, the experiment failed, with the bov's tears. Mr. Dixey declared never before had an occurrence of that sort appeared to his notice. GEORGE Bakek, the Portland manager, was in town last week hobnobbing with Walter Hoff Seeley of the Valencia. ROBERT LAWLER Leading Man Richard Jose Co. 1909-ioCare of Dramatic Review ARTHUR HILL Comedian Richard Jose Co. Care of Dramatic Review LAURA LUCILE HEIMLICH Ingenues At Liberty Summer Stock Address: Tacoma Hotel, Tacoma, Wash. At Liberty A LIVE ONE Charles Armand, Advance Agent. No Brush. 452 Oak Street, San Francisco. GEORGE R. MATISON "The Cowboy," in The Lieutenant and the Cowboy Care of Dramatic Review GEORGE W. CALVERT Arthur Cunningham Co.Care of Dramatic Review -On Tour SUSIE HOWARD Richard J. Jose Co., Care Dramatic Review Season 1909-10 Third Season WARDA HOWARD Leads Lyric Theatre, Vancouver, B. C. FRED S. CUTLER Back with the Company this Season Richard J. Jose — Season 1909-10. MINA CROLIUS GLEASON Baker Stock, Portland. STEVE J. SIMMONS, Sole Proprietor Columbia Scenic Studio Co. Estimates on all Classes of Theatrical Work Office, 117 Fell St., S. F. Stella Adams Leading Woman Ed Remond Co. Care Dramatic Review T. N. Heffron Gen. Director and Leading Heavy Jessie Shirley Co., Spokane Howard Nugent CHARACTERS Malan-McGrath, Sixteenth Street Theatre Stock Company, San Francisco Opening March 8, 1909 Separated? Yes — no thought of divorce. Simply cannot get work together. That's all. Margaret Nugent CHARACTERS Engaged with Walter Sanford's Players. Empress Theatre, Vancouver, B. C. Opening November 16, 1908 Lew Virden— Dunlap Gertie Dunlap Stock Co. Empire Theatre, Fresno, Indefinite Millar Bacon Singing Light Comedian At Liberty, Care of Dramatic Review Budd Ross Comedian Princess Theatre. San Francisco Gerald Harcourt Juveniles and Light Comedies Valencia Stock, San Francisco Darrell Standing Stage Director Valencia Stock, San Francisco Edmund W. Bracht Valencia Stock, S. F Care Dramatic Review F. F. Munier Characters Broadway Theatre Stock, Oakland Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bernard Musical Comedy Producers Live Managers Who Want LIVE Productions, Write Harry Bernard, Central Theatre, S. F. EDWARD B. LADA General Music Director for Belasco & Mayer A. BURT WESNER Alcazar Theatre, San Francisco TEDDY WEBB Comedian. San Francisco Opera Co. Direction John Cort HARRY J. LASK Representative New York Clipper N. E. Cor. Sansome and Pine Sts. HARRY MARSHALL Scenic Artist At Liberty Care Dramatic Review GEORGE SAUNDERS Dramatic Review MINOR REED Scenic Artist At Liberty Address Dramatic Review Howard Foster At liberty after Feb. 27th for juveniles or light comedies. CARRIE CLARKE WARDE The Cook Lady Orpheum Circuit Los Angeles GILMORE WALKER Stage Manager Valencia Theatre. San Francisco EDDIE Mitchell Juveniles EARLE GARDNER Arthur Cunningham Co., on Tour Care Dramatic Review MARY HARVEY-BARBOUR Leads (Versatile) 3d Ave. Theatre. Seattle HERMAN HELLER Musical Director Valencia Theatre Social engagements tilled MAXWELL ALEXANDER Scenic Artist Care Dramatic Review. FREDERICK GILBERT Leads and Heavies Pickwick Stock, San Diego CHESTER STEVENS Blunkall Co., Long Beach JULIETTE CHANDLER Soubrette Empire Theatre, Eureka ARTHUR SHEPPARD Scenic Artist Care Dramatic Review DAN KELLY Comedian Care Dramatic Review GEORGE S. HEERMANCE Scenic Artist Theatre Jose, San Jose PIETRO SOSSO Leading Man — Elleford Co. Address, 179 De Long Ave.. S. F. FRED. C. CHARMAN Juveniles and Light Comedy Care of Dramatic Review