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EW rnrre.l.ss even presented n
besrir t' e. iv -ir J't'" rfcords
"f hum n retire, and at the
cam t'me rnw the comii- ele
ment In i'ir ll'e a does fl";n-
rhll m,t h - 'Tl - .. ,
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v '2 """""n" fir an n,.1:nt at
fie Rrandeia tht.r f.ir , b.'n-
!,'"C .,lin. Jar.,,; , Mr Xib;
supported l.y .n .,,ennt cnmoanv of
piaver,. The plot is .,1Pi,. Nathan'W
1"'"r,n t- rnlc- wb-n his father
s rirh n-sn. and af'.r he vm gradu
al -d. H, father .et ail M mnnev. leav
ing h- 'mr w'tu an evrell, nt kiowv-l,
of ho-' f r-end monev. an. I with n ability
to earn it Hnry Kninan. an old college
r-.nm-irate. tell .-lt th,t th,r. r, n
mnny small town. da'i--ter3 of iva;th.y
t"H who will not marry any native, for
1 tliose wht would he eiltrlble hart gnn!
to the, big rttW If, offer, to f'nanre Nat
d'iring the time of hi eo.msh.lp. provided
Nat i;i riniburse him anil give him a
thnunanrl dollar beside. aftr he ha got
"e :rl'e moiwy. Nat arees. and asks
how he la to proceed. He rta elaborate tn-
v arrui:tlm from If'nrv. chi-f imonf them
b-ln that he must at on-c r to church.
JJ JS'iat stop drinking, smoking and swearing.
-and ''" n has h.-en in the town a m.int.1
or so. apply Tor worn there. The plo-e la
left to Ntt i choirs, but It mtin not be
nar New Tors..
Xat rhooees the town of Radvllle. Pa.,
and the seennd a-t onens In a nin-down
drug store. In th pla-. tha proprietor,
fain Graham. bin an Inventor, who haa
Paid no attention to hia dm atorr. having
left It to hia dauuhfar. Betty, a aort of
lary. to rara for. Nat cnmii in and lihi
for work and Graham f!nniy aTcpts tha
offer and th latr-r beina work at once.
Nat takes f-.ill rharice. pa off Graham i
dfeta -d meeta Joaia LocUwood. duhtar
of the li:a banker. The third at-t op.na
in tha rehabiiatrd drua; stora thera thr-
mntha Uter. Nat haa not only brought
hack all the loat trade, but he haa aent
Betty to achool. rebuilt the home and haa
oulrad a lora for work. Henry arrlraa
on tha arena to negotiate for one of Ora
hm a patenu. Nat trlea to beg off from
hia barialn to marry tha rich girl, but
Henry la obatlnate. declares ha will aav
Nat from himauif. and nea out ta find
Grahajn. Joate propose that he marry her.
and Nat consents, and tells Betty, when
alia returns that he la engaged to Joala. In
th last act. Joate farmer lover whom she j
Bad cait aal.Ie. eharres Nat with belna; an
embeaailns caahier of a bank who had dis
appeared at tha time Nat came to the vil
Iaa. and foes away swearinir vanareanca.
Henry haa seen Betty in the meantime.
f learna ef Nat s pllifht. and the good he has
f 1 done, and release Nat from his bargain.
V Jela and her father appear, charge Nat
'w'tl the crime of the defaulting caahier.
J and Nat refuses to affirm or deny th
K A charge. This la sufficient far Joel, who
I f casta him off. declaring that their engage-
ly ment la broken. The scene closes with Nat
i jf "-n Betty In each other's arms, and tha
m real rain coming down In torrent.
Miss Lang and ber company, augmented
by a large corps of djuic era. klncara aiu!
other specialty people, will present th
H apectacular fairy play of "Cinderella- at
f tha Boyd this week, beginning with a mat
s' lnw tats afternoon. This will be tha must
pretentions undertaking ever essayed by a
stock company in Omaha, and one of the
largest 'productions ever mad at tha
Boyd. The alar, srnich Is based on tha
f old fairy story, opens In Fairyland, pro-
eeeda through the home of Cinderella to
tha palace of the king. Where the great
ball la honor of tha Frince's choosing a
bride la held. Thane to Cinderella a home
auraln, and then to Fairyland, whither the
prince and hia bride are transported for
their honeymoon. Incidental to tha play
are four great ballets, three) transforma
tion scenes, sereraj tableaux and Innum
erable specialties, choruses, solo songs,
and other divert! semen ts. The ballets
have been carefully rehearsed, and are
i .... wviSjiwi4t iu icuun ot tna
P'ay. ao that they come in as part of Its
) Nnovwntnt So with the specialties end
aons. Manager Woodward has provided
the greatest array at scenery and otlier
atage equipment erer assembled In an
Omaha, theater, and with his special ar
rangement of lights and other appliances
promises to produce soma pictures of
wondrous beauty. Miss Lang will be Cln
derl!a, and Mr. Lynch wt!I be tha prince,
with several songs in erhlch his splendid
voice will be heard with much satisfac
tion. The spectacle win be presented
twice daily during tha entire week.
Lillian Ruasell. "In Search of a Sinner."
cornea to the BranJeis theater on Tues
day evening. January ia The eomedy la
in three acts and was written by Charlotte
Thompson, a western newspaper writer,
who haa been making a name for herself
" dramatist within tha last two or
threw seasons.
The biggest amusement combination that
has erer visited Omaha will be seen ac
the Auditorium for the first time Man
day evening. January , when the New
Tork hippodrome will unfold Its marvels
and wonder, wber It Is to be seen for
eleven perform anoee. The entertainment
corr.es here intact, complete, and un
changed from Its home at the Hippodrome,
New York City. Every feature and per
son of the metropolitan engagement haa
oeen retained. The entertainment Is di
vided into three parts. The first. "Pioneer
rays." tells the story of the times when
ovir western frontier was being settled. A
v. wi wroiern mining camp la shown !h
ail Ita adjuncts. Then there la a raid by
the Indiana, followed by a sun eanae exe
cuted by a trtbe of Sioux Indiana; also tha
hsldup of the stae coavh. The second
part of the entertainment la the "Bailet f
Jewels." Over participants take part
in this and taa effect la like that ef a
blaung eunllght of various hues and colors.
Mile. Aiberun Kasch. pertr.jt-re danseuke
of the Parts Grand Opera and the London
iuipodrome. leads this ballet. The third
division la a musical, scenic, melodrama,
entitled. "A Trip t j Japan " In addition
tt telling a nuet Interesting and exciting
atory concerning the theft of plana of an
Americas submarine, this spet-tacle far
Btanea opportunity for the lntrtductln of
the various circus featurea which h.s
made the New York Hlppudroma tna vWk
of taa cuuatry. First, there 1 Xicui Gs-
vn s mi.ijti el reus. Introducing half
a
hundred of the world's tiniest actors. Th
iiuse
midgets, whi are known aa the
ut Kurope. da bareback ndmg.
enaatlon
aero Oar a
i ears, wire walking, fancy deaoiatf. feats
of strength, ledgrrdemaiir. and many other
tricks seen under lbs regular ' while tees'
oi the circus. Then there la Mareeline,
the world famous clown Mareeline, the
Vloa Trust." known the country aver as
"the buy man ef the hiPtMdrnnte.' Aa
o(Sr feature In this scene ta the Groat
Albas, king of the wire. h- will slide
on his head dowa a wire ! feet king a
veauab.e thread ef daat.n. This act wui
ba seen fur the first time ut mrtr at the
Auditorium la Omaha. A.l sorts of ether
fratarra are offered, such as gijgaauc ocean
J- liners sieamlna- out u tha harwur ef
York, showing a perfect view tha "gate
way .f aoienca by aignt. also the s'vaat
ef Ia n tarns " In JauoA. Altogether the en
tertainment require twenty maaaivs
seeasa. The sale ef seat Is oa ai
the uffKa of the Chica ilUje A 6L ,
Big Act at New American
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Sixteenth and Farnam
Paul sailway,
streets.
Those who attend the opening perform
ance of the New American theater today
will find that a surprise awaits them. The
New American theater will hare the
famous Sullivan Conidlne attractions
escluaively. Chief among thie week- of
fering will be Madame Bedini and her
famous trained horses. Madame Bedinl's
horses are as graceful as they are beauti
ful and everywhere they are the subject
of favorable comment or critics. McKen
zle. Shannon and company will present
their latest vaudeville success, "More
Ways Than One." Both Miss Beatrice
McKensle and Walter Shannon ara Weil
known in tha theatrical world. Doyle and.
Field, comedians, present a new lino of
songs and dances as novel as they ara en
tertaining. L, w. Gilbert, author and lec
turer, esmesi with soma new songs and
parodies. Rica and Prevost, acrobats, give
an exhibition decidedly novel and their
feata on tha hortxontal bar are a source
of wonder. Messrs. Sorenson. Hirst. Ja
cob I and Richards, the "Diamond Four,"
offer a musical farce, entitled, "Fun In a
School Room." Klnodrome, with a sub
ject never before shown In Omaha, con
cludes the bill.
Augusta, Glose wlil be on the Crpheum
bill for tha week, starting today. In a
planologue and spoken songs. Besides be
ing an accomplished pianist. Miss Glose is
a clever mimic and all of her spoken songs
are character studies, ranging from Im
personations of children to a vivacious
French, musie hall singer. Another feature
of the New Tear bill will be Maurice Free
man and associates In "Tony and the
Vtork." said to be ana of tha most original
sketches in vaudeville. Tha story la of
Tony and his wife, tha latter having; been
sent to a sanitarium:' XT reashea .the
Institution on the "glorious Fourth," to
learn that his wifs and little one died dur
ing; tha early morning. It happens, how
ever, that another woman of the same
name was the person who died. Tony's
wife and two boy are brought ta him and
hia southern temperament Is at once
changed from eorrew ta Joy.
Lei Merrill and Frank Otto have a akit
entitled. "After the Shower," with musical
numbers, repartee and a little romance in
terwoven. The Six Flying Banvardj come
hers front the London Hippodrome. These
daring aertalista combine grace and orig
inality In their act. their long leaps and
somersaults being reported as revelations
In this clans of entertainment "Musical
Scenes In Old Nuremburg," Is the name of
the first part of the act offered by the
Joseph Adelmann family. This first part
Is given on children s Instruments. The
finish of this act . la the introduction of
a set of novel musical instruments on
which the quartet Imitate a full brass
band. The Frey twlna give a wrestling
exhibition which la Quits out of the ordi
nary. Herbert Brenon and Helen Downing
have a fa eical skit. 'The Intruders," which
relates to two autolsts who seek shelter
In a strange house during a storm. "Cau
casian Mountains of Russia." and "Down
With the Women,' are the new klnodrome
views. Daily snatlgeea.
The big melodrama, "Hearts Astray."
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NEW YEARS' MIT. f:i EES. MAT.
TUlliiat aftaaSCvJ A -uO,
lime. riARCELLA SEIIBRICH
Knal4
Anlit4ty MR. FRANK LA FORCE
or coicxiT.
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will be the offering at the Krug theater
for the four days beginning Sunday mati
nee. January 1. with special hoilday mati
nee January 1 "Mparts Astray" contains
all the elements of popularity, so inter
woven as to neatly work out the designs
of the author. A pretty scenic investiture
and strong specialties materially aid the
offering, and the patrons of the Krug can
'ook for a most palatable entertainment the
first four days of next week.
ib
Harrr Fields and his latest play, "The
Shoemaker," will be the attraction at the
Krug three days, starting Thursday, with
ma Lines Saturday. As Morris Goldberg, a
mender and maker of shoes, Mr. Fields la
said to have- made tha hit of his long and
successful career. The cast supporting Mr.
Fields this season in the most capable ar
ray of actors ever mustered for one pro
duction. The play must be seen to be
appreciated. There will be no deviation
from the usual standard of popular prices
and the regular matinee will bs given on
Saturday.
Charles Robinson and hia "Crusoe Girls,"
an organization of stars of tha first mag
nitude, will be the attraction at the Gayety
all of New Tear's week, starting this after
noon. A two-act musical skit opens the
show, highly seasoned with bright linns,
catchy and ludicrous situations, di
versified with marches, medleys bal
lets and novel dancsa. The vaude
ville portion of tha entertainment
takes in Charles Robinson, character
comedian; Ida Emerson and Harry Hills,
In comedy and song; May Belle and Tom
Barrett, In travesty, "Only a Volunteer."
and Gracia Hammond, direct from musical
comedy. There ara thirty pretty girls in
this company, tan funny comedians and
abundaaca af sparkling and catchy music
Holiday matinee tomorrow.
MUSIC
(Continued from Face Six.)
tel Der Sandmann .. Schumann
(d) Fruchilngsnacht Schumann
Maoame sembrtch
Three PreluJes
M r. Lav Forge.
.. Chopin
(a) Allerseelen R. Strauss
(b L'Olseau Bleu Dalcrose
c Expectancy La Forge
(d) To a Messenger La Forge
Madame Sembrlch.
Intermlsslon.
(ai Bluebells ef Scotland Scotch
(bl Kittle of Coleraine Irish
(' Old Folks at Home American
(d) Nar Jag Blef SJutton Ar Swedish
tel Krakowlak Puliaii
Madame Pembrieh.
(a) Nocturne, up. 37 No. 2 Chopin
Ibj Polonaise. Op. 33 Chopin
Mr. La Forge.
Vocl Delia Forests, (transcribed by La
Forget Strauss
Madame Sembrtch.
Otherwise All Right.
A Missouri dsrky was endeavoring to sail
a mule to a Jefferson City man. who. how
ever, was in doubt aa ta the animal's age.
"If." said he, "this mule ia as young as
you claim, why Is U that ha bends su at
the knees
"Oh. don't let dat little fact worry you, I
boss," the neero hastened ut say. "Pal .
mule bend at de laigs. but It ain t due to
ao airs dat he does. Da hones' truth, boss. '
Is dat I ain't had de mnnev to look after
dat inula de way be oughter been. My
stable is knder low, an' dat mule he been
'bilged ta stoop a little, dat s ail." Har
per's Magaxln.
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TTTK OMAITA 5TXDAT BEE: JANXAT.T t. 1311.
1MRS. EDDY'S DIAMOND CROWN
I Facts Astern the Jeweled Bnerk Be-'
1 ae-dtked tm e lark
VVemaa.
One of the most i.iteresting things about
this codicil i of ir-s. Eddy s wiVii. reports
the New Tors Sun. Is that It gives to Mrs.
Augueta E. ?ter.si.n of New Tork. the
p ece of Je rlry known as the Vrewn of
Mamond." It is In the form of a large
brooch, more than two !nc!ej in d'a-neter
and Is one of -he moit valuable pie-ee ef
Jewelrv which M-s F.ddy pod. TU.S
beoiest comes a somewhat of a ur;T'm
to Christian Srlen;!sis. esp-c!a'ly a tie
beneficiary is now nmir.H'in'raH from
tha chui-eh. ; ;s said that Mrs. E'.iv. It
fact, had an abiding affection for Mr-.
.Stetson and t!iat trie outcome of her dltfi
cul.ies in the church was not brouulu
about by Mrs. Eddy's doi-gs or at her Lid
ding. Although this eo!t':.' jewel wis st
apart for Mrs. Stetson before her relations
with the church became strained It :a said
that Mrs. Eddy was mentally cipabio long
af.er the trouble of making another ccd
Icil striklr.g Mrs. Stetjon s name from the
list of those favored by .her will.
Under this same first codicil Mrs. Lama
Lathrop. tha pioneer to carry Christ.aa
Science from Boston to New Torks. ge's
tha "Cross of Diamonds." This Is consid
ered a precious memento, as It was evi
dently the favorite Jewel of Mrs. Eddy.
6he always wore It at her throat and sev
eral of her photographs show this cross.
The cross la about three Inches In length.
It Is said that this cross was still upon
Mrs. Eddy's breast when her spirit passed
on. Not because of Its Intrinsic value, but
by reason of Its hallowed associations this
would be considered tha most valuable
thing which Mrs. Eddy possessed and
would mean more to one who received It
than Its actual money value many times
aver.
Another valuable keepsake known aa the
"Portrait set with diamonds," the portrait
being of Mrs Eddy, was under this codicil
left to General Henry M. Baker, executor.
This portrait Is known to moot af th
Scientists who have ever enjoyed any de
gree of Intimacy in Mrs. Eddy's house
hold and is considered a rara and costly
production. It is said that Mrs. Stetson
for quite a time had the custody of this
portrait and on one occasion when she
visited this city she exhibited tt to several
who called upon her at tha Eagle hotel,
where she was quartered at tha time.
iallsir Fa!Ivaosfcr.
There Is usually more talk than money in
a politician a "barrel. '
Arbitration Is a splendid thing, but it
never touches the ben sir.ke.
When a man wears u. watch chain an
both sides of his vest look out for turn.
Every year the farmers expect thirty
bushels of wheat per acre and get fifteen.
A detective can always be counted upon
to find a clew, and" frequently that la ail
he can be expected to find.
By the time a woman is :! she has
ceased to try to look very well In a kimono,
and wears one for comfort.
When a man says every man has hia
J trice it Is a sign that hia price la pretty
ow, and that ha la looking for blades.
Atchison Globe.
AMC9EMENT5.
RRAHn flPFMIMR TIWAY la
NEW D. JACK CS:iDY THEATER
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if VAUDEVILLE i mwSSnB
3-Big Shoas DaiI-3 McKenzis-Sbanaio Co,
Tsi Rpex-iaJ PUf Lntw PrincU
PRICCQ peUs Mitix Kichartl Carie.
Hatinea f RICE & PREVOST
Tliaj Mni 1 U j 0.3 Worta-s Crtawt ArrohaAa.
DIAHOIID FOUR
PRICES Comedy Hinging Quartrt.
2-Sh33 Ev3niags-2 L170LFE GILDERT
At 7:45 and 9:20 0'C:cck r"" i"t"'
n(npni5)(ftp DOYLE a FIELDS
S4eiu 30c ALKIE & HOOPS
Gems end G3 un:n
von pisaso Anna Eva Fay
Tho "A-ti'Sn Ccnanj B3B F1TISILIV.0SS
TODAY
EVilY DAY
Motinoa.ZMS
A(tvaarr4
HAPPY NEW
Augusta Glose
PiaaoUira, Spokea Sooxa aad
Ioulatioas of Type.
lola nuti
ft OTTO
Presenting "An? tna BSewes.-'
JOSEPH A:CUIH1 FAUIY
Bnxanaaa XyIjJanaa TU Sanaa, tatva.
gadsg SU. adelssaa.
hi ufTH patrMscem."
I.-jX tan. lilu tzt'M i, Co.
riesesaig taa Basal si Flsfet.
"TM nrrmvoBBB."
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Orpheum- Conce t Qrchettra 1 5 -T
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AUDITORIUM sSm JAN.
OME WEEK Oil LY DAILY MATIMEE
Kfew Yorb
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FIRST ANNUAL TOUR
Vjonder
Show
ofthelUor d y6rr
600 Poo pie fl AaT Pv M.iiion.
1,000 0,S
I'M
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POSITIVELY THE MOST W0NDEETUL, MARVELOUS AND ENCHANTING AMUSE
MENT COMBINATION EVER PUT ON ANY STAGE.
Ccrion's Famous
Midget Circus
Tribe of 31-ux Indians
MAR CELINE
The Famous Clown
The Gorgeous Ballet
Orchestra of Forty
STAGED IN ENTIRETY BY R. H. EURNSXDE SCENIC . EFFECTS
' ARTHUR V0EGTLIN, MUSIC BY MANUEL KEIN.
nnifljf-P NIGHTS
Hat. Daily,
W W islli v4 V off ! " wrtr
yJ Dcuglas
WEEK
STARTING
TODAY
VauUavtila.
YEAR BILL
Tna Wail Kaawa Talaatad A cur.
Maurice Freeman
Ce.
Breseatins; taa Cnaraata Ceveedy
Blaiiet, "Tuay and taa gaecs."
rreaa tha IVeadoa BippeeVrome,
THE HI FLT1.13 B1IYAS2S
As rial Bsasa aad Bisgaaao, Witt
TsofiS ef Comedy aad a Bhrill.
Taa tarasna Ataiaves.
TE riiT THS
In Basttmes) af tag Taleatsa.
sriwnejne;
. suJtuas&
BseJeuUsg Oisaaa
Baataerraahy.
Baa. atata, lae. aSo, Soe
B loo, sm. o Tea
Baaaaa, B. ti li
Ippc wine 4
DIRECTION
COMBINES
Oallet,
Music.
Spectacle,
Pageantry,
Musical Comejy,
Circus,
Melodrama,
Wild West,
Midgets, Indians,
Fun, Sports,
Something for Cvsr yori.
50c to $1.50
aata i
Calaagw,
raiaasa
25s i $1.00
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rvVi'sAr OOYD
AT 1:1S
sV
aVaV&AS 1919.
mi wui, conrcxww ivsTDat lunm
iVIISS EVA. LA. IMG
in srnm sxexxjurarr coaorAjrx
Ia tha mg-et Snow en Tear Ores 100 VwanU Va4 in peotacnUr, Tmixj
IzMvafaau la VtT Acta,
. CINDERELLA
Witt a Baasmfnl Ballot ef 50 CMldraa, VaAac tna Blxwatton mt Trot. Cbjunberm.
Ma tna fiffit yeolss Baa tha Tairy Basea The rant Traasf OTnaatien ,
ar.xt week i rm BAmrnxxx"
Sramatised from ta Tanxowa Boral af tna lawia Vaano.
rr rra a
rrt sooi
Snixaa ta tstriouv SL.rtl srAa
Istnrpsn and TaeAevillei
TICI0ILT MIT. TO 3 IT
(Xagagemant Termiaatew Kaa, ata.)
o roa yrtsetpal Vew ToaCg Bo
salve ba ta attasiA Tae waxetf weakly,
tart by seeing
C3AS. H3J1IJ21
CRUS0E GIRLS
Twa idesslitmlng' attrsg
"lost i f 1,000,004" and
"Cab an la Chinatown"
j iiViudeville Olio 5
wa aawiMs. sissarqea
I"w raXmoc. Barsta Bella, Allan ft
Ciaxk a ma
BBBTTTBIT CXQBVS 1TXB
iu jaaaei
Listen. I hav tidings ta Impart
you'll find this snow a laugr.ing
aiaeeverr beunded en the nortti
by comedy; south by the ehnrus:
east by dancinr. wst by singing
and easily 131", batter Uian U
was last seasen.
SL T M
B!r. eVayetw' Teato
Bvenlags and Sonday "'inta
I3e, 13 o. SOe and TSa
Mats. 15c & 2oc
LAOI'S' Hfi- At Any W.
TIC KITS I WU D ii.mMt
yCI ITAT wtTTWll TOMOttOW
atorday BtjUt Only, Jasaary Tta
E2ir 5FE15ES 22 STCCX CO.
Ia tea rsroctta Comedy
"4 SACXXI.OS-S BOXABCB- 1
Bribes la, SSa aad 3e.
KRUG THEATER
mesa lie, a&a, Mai Brw at 79a
i Oaya, ttarttaa; BUttnoa Tdy
peeial Katnea Monday
UL X.BB KCU1 Of fata tils Bi(7
Kl0ssTr3aAeJst BlWAA 9
HEARTS ASTRAY
A Btay ef Beart Zntesost
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a Says. atarBug TaarsAay. Jan. I
aaexaea
HARRY FIELDS
Taa Bsansal Aatew ta
"THE SHOEMAKER"
A Story of Baal xi a
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as aa,-p..se fk f f?
uJt.i.W-T-em . ,''7,, "
MESSRS. SHUDERT
Direct and Unchanged From
the World a Greatest Play-
hvuse. Where it Has
Been ieon by
ALDAS the Great King
of the Wire
In the Most Sensational
of all Thrillers Sliding
on His Head Down a
Wire 150 Ft. In Length.
20 Superlatively
Stupendous Scenes
A Mammoth Traveling
Wizard Land
BY
soiling; a Brasueh Bog Offta la
xaaj omoa, lsu aas.
THEATER
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The Big Match
Haclcenschmidt
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Westcrgaard.
rmnraTZBABIZS Tiltfer and Millar,
Puananu and M nilan.
Heat sale opens Saturday anarniag;
C'ereniner 31st. .
Reserved ieats, 50c. Tie, $10. nagside.
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WEGEGlUn STUDIES
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.ajeust M. Borsiusn. Madame Borglam,
k-uftU of Vaarr !, Parta,
Piano Instruction
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