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g The V\rorld’s .Greatest Actor
WILLIAM FARNUM
0 In the Five-Act Drama
“ THE END OF THE TRAIL ”
A Soul-Stirring Drama of the Rugged North
f Jules Le Clerq.William Farnum
j Adrienne Cabot .Gladys Brockwell
§ Devil Cabot.Willard Louis
La Petite Adrienne.Eleanor Crowe
Harvey Gordon .H. A. Barrows
Father Le Jeune.William Borress
. John Robinson.Harry De Vere
Mrs- Robinson .Hermina Louis
Waupau .H. J. Herbert
Jacques Favre .Ogden Crane
Trading-Post Inspector.Charles Whittaker
Cartoon Comedy—‘‘Katzenjammer Kids”
SUNDAY—Doug Fairbanks, in “In Again, Out Again”
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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Those attending the 1^ Ihow on
Tuesday evening will enj<^ X0 hours
of clean, high-class entert%lnt. For
those who enjoy popular iqX nf the
better class there will b^Xerjtable
I feast. 1
Commencing with that %X|easing
“Aloha-oe” as a curtai^Xer> the
minstrels will be discovgBjn the
old familiar half circle. TeXerform
ance will begin with a .X waltz
song from "The CenturX,” in!
which the entire companyjjlpartici
pate. Next comes that Injrlg num-|
ber, "Somewhere in Fr*fl sung,
as a quartet by four attrajX young !
women, who step it off itr| ■ mili- j
tary style. "We’re goir jJ Hang!
the Kaiser,” a new topii »ng, is
the special number of a elknown;
Alaska singer, followed lajoharm-|
ing waltz song, "Kiss Me from |
“Mme. Modiste.” This tijdr will
be rendered by a singer wlto the
Cordova public. Then wt»e two
beautiful numbers, "My itjj Gray
Home in the West” antfflist a
Baby's Prayer at Twilight Xng by
a singer who knows just put
them over. Then come the jjflating
"Naughty! Naughty! NaugfB "For
One Sweet Day,” and a rol(fl» ne
gro number, including a ifliigger
shuffle and a genuine oltjflioned
cake-walk. These last thiflamed
are handled by an artist whflg the
best out of each. Next ofl pro
gram comes “Can't You B Me
Calling, Caroline?” one offlmost
beautiful negro melodies fl com
posed, followed by Eddie Fo jftyhen
I Was a Kid Like You,” and Bvesty
on the "Rosary.” These tl num
bers are the minstrel offerifl “Bil
lie” ^VlacConnell, a lady who Byears
ago was appearing in Ne^B'l at
tiie Casino, Broadway's larfljiay
house. fl
The minstrel program vBermi-j
nate with the famous “Tfl;Ing|
ling” number from "High H,’ P
i which the entire company sing andj((|J|
j dance. g
To mention the attractions of the B
vaudeville briefly, there will be a K
rope spinning act which, is a novelty jp
indeed, and the young man handling f|
this stunt is a wizard We have a gg
really fine imitation of a Darktown M
gent doing some fancy steps of the j|
clog and buck and wing variety, which
must please everyone. Then follows jg
a charming little act of Oriental trend jj
in which seven pretty chickens par- jl
tieipate. A real hula-hula dance comes fj
| after by a most popular and able per- g
! former, and foiling this in turn come jj
a graceful Indian sketch featuring two jj
of the most attractive Indians you E
| ever imagined, and last of all, one jj
1 more song, which will appeal to all, B
j ‘‘The Sunshine of Your Smile,” a jj
j funny talking number, ‘‘And Then,” jj
closing with a highly entertaining 1
i number, full of pep, "When Yankee jj
I Doodle Learns to Parlez Vous Fran- j
j caise,” the numbers just mentioned jj
| being “Billie” MacConnell’s contribu- jj
■ tion to the vaudeville end of the show, jj
Don't miss the big show, and get jj
i busy before the “Standing room 1
only” sign goes up and bars you out. jj
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IN HONOR OF IF.fi GOEST
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Mrs. James L. Galen was the
hostess at a bridge party on Wednes
day afternoon and a “500” party oil
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
i guest, Mrs. ii. B. Selby of Valdez.
; The invited guests were:
Misses Olive Audette, Blanche Cha
ron, Elsie Ware; Mesdames Caleb
: Corser, Charles Daggett, Alvah
! Eames, William Fursman, It. C.
j Giles, Parke Griswold, George A. Har
mon, W. R. HiUery, George Kennedy,
J. V. Lydick, Howell Lewis, A. J. Mac-.
= Connell, Janies MacCormac, D. T.'
3 Phillips, Kelly Robinson. Charles
j Rossvvog, Charles Rogers, H. A. Sla-i
ter, Charles Scheffler, James SmithJ
Thos. S. Scott, Sophia Scott. V. G.j
1 Vance, Link Wain, E. P. Ziegler,
jj The prizes, which reflected the
1 spirit of the times, and were in thej
B nature of thrift stamps, were awarded
Bias follows: For bridge, Mrs. Howell
jj Lewis and Miss Elsie Ware of Kenne
jj cott; for “500,’,’ Mrs. George Harmon
R and Mrs. Charles Scheffler.
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press on the 30th and watch Carl
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