The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1902, Page 7

ORT RE HMR TY ATU — = — . G, FEBRUARY 8, 1902 7 THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE: BIOM IE - IMLAG A ZZ TUN IE. DOUBLE PAGE, _ THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK. [A GENTLEMAN OF FRANCE. a ee == | BY STANLEY J. WEYMAN, j wae aff | The play now running at | tym ‘ ‘ ning that w < 5) | Watlack’s Theatre, this city, cee . is i ean ts based on this stirring story. : f : when he gave me go fing & eure THE BETROTHAL 3 ‘ Eb hn Mins ts: : vite, M. de Marsac. turn : « I cemembered the words. m ent's hesitation—for suite were already en knocked boldty. for an Invitation | WIAPTER The High was by the door. but stoo¢ \ grim smile, which I was a Locept as a welcome or not >» had deen seated ot table, rose as ) voking at one an ooked at me, won- ce Her face, whieb rosy red at my entrance again. 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L. : an | ease Sor , 5 Le, and looking adme with @j right and a toor paren arid revives “3 . ‘ $ 7 SR, = GE “OPERA HOVAE \a now 1 suppose you are! know which 19 one Republic | perfectly satisfied? You have nothing| Forbiddine me to utter a ryliable: hem M t was s artiets to pars |more to wish for. my friend Dial raa Oi hel pasihare,, vevere) T nit iat Sao eat a THE HOME OF THE BONG JOU. 0 's probably the best known and ca. and is sited fre i eee NAY CONCERTS 5° Empire Theutre Co, in The Wilderness 93) ST. DOUIN & YCEUM THMAT ANNIE Russet The ut AND o> STHAVE: THE JUDGE vio Th SBTHST.: : ‘estas | MME AREY STHST w SAVOY THEATER te ee” | NBO ARK 4 ELSIE DE WOLFE ox Ya: Wor. ov) METROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE. 4 a e228 o @ ie Thick bush 2” A SEASON. 1901-1908. He OT URICe ORAC. IL. PLAUTO. BO ET JULIETTE 1 Popular Concert Roey, tainly extends ae far 08 HAWIREY A WES FROM MARS. aa . 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