The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1905, Page 11

“Bb Full Hi Plo oe at ee sta koe de Willard’s Por- ‘al of the Princi- pal Character Pleasing, SF pins play's the thing, then that ex- y or B. 8, Willard wasn't a vory ak Durham" after: all ae ite r, Moeatre Ipst 1 pn to America re two- b and in the play’ written! bo Barwelt just before his death ‘maApetel by 0 typical firet-night ul ) Whip reluctantly” ‘admitted that iy sean and Aono ef Mr, Wil- 4 ‘Raut aot or Bo ae eo A searg) (1 big gl ; ns in pre ln Aion and gbruptness might even | la Tatiqueray or ahy of the Onfhe problem {s all worked out in ‘a wana tent Mea | 4, Broadway What it All Means, y’ “Durham, supposedly a ‘arse comes’ tO England. ty he te the illegitimate son of op, qnd he tells the giv! be fe s0sery no right to het facp U i jae act: hat ell been i numerous Sduples walking tage and saying, “And who it man you wera just talking ‘Tibet was John Durbem, tho American,” &c. By the time tha}! got through you felt as If you werfeotly acquainted with John— h weren'ttor thers wap the prob- q falls in love with Helen Valler- might havo been an awfplly 4 beautiful girl, bus Miss Vio- ley, who played the part, didn't ebe just didn'e, He's father wants her to marry trighton (W. Sauter), Lord lion's heir, John Durham and Vallerton thereupon have a argument on the subject of qd women and the injustiop done of John’s unfortunate soola) the desire of righting hia mother hpurham gains possession of the . eaten, has h's ignoble in his power and becomes him- Barrett's play, fusilade of ep!- Yr vealasae cad Men "Wvuacd, thie showed all of his Style of perfect given « series of stage Were extremely besutiful, aot, @ conservatory at the of Havercourt, and the seo- garden of Mr, Vallerton, at exquisite, & typical first night, even to, Gown of James H. Metcalf wit, Hilsabeth Tyree, at the y Hitthe ty without which mile Theatre Ceaged to be 88 last ut plat a and ushered tty ty Belial fed “By y Hugh of Sword” Southern ki i iWenind, lee” “was at the Metropolis Robert Conneas- aie wore geen in the ress ye of ¢heg Highway” was Mer et the muh Avenue, mer jn A Gin of at the Windsor. t® Chance" thrilled the Trans-Atlantics time this season ‘I ‘Obety ‘y Blossom” company at the Gotham. uing at leading theatres will be t nies Wyndham and Mary Moore Ee Yor thelr last wee! at the Widower" burlesque and ween a Hagiedy Piggledy The Duchess) ada Conquest in Liberty; ld Savoy pyesiic Carter in "'Adrea,” Belas- entre; David Wuarfleld in "The i, ay idea ‘Wilson ai, "Criterion; Made ‘athe “Little. Minister,” Em- write! Scheff in “Fatinitaa," } Lillian Russell 1B “Lad " Coal tee it Hise {n in ‘anhattan Th ‘ in “Sunday, tm ty Dumpty,” Now Amste vm College Widow,” ned in Nordland,’ ; “siberian,” Garden Lew oademy of Mu: weet Lavendi Land, Forbidden “Me, “Him anc r Theatre; that fos, very | Bee Waterbury Bros. & Tenhy in thelr com- edy musieal sketch, ' alia find dn June,” Mile, Feat ta, Avoner, Joe Flyon and the Four | tlonal Boleos also appeal Chevalier was again the chief attrac. tion at the C1 Birote? where he eens three new songs in addifon ied favorites, The rest of the b ny inetd Harry Gtifoll as “Haron Bands," Wight English girls in a radium ‘anes ‘Provodo the ventriloguist, the Three Du monds, musicians; Pat Rooney and Ma- rion Bent end others. erooter @ Wheatros--An innovation Was heat it Proctor's ‘Twenty-third. Risont atte fing night with the dn| he melodramatic feature the Fant ne Pasar 4 thinysminute ni FY (coy? Acts wh! ich compriata, a Emel We stock oUt nae and Mine, Sloppoftali, nando, headed the yo. he Fitty-elehth str ene Cowboy and i e. i Zaee t the bill at tae Others were thé Obstrelren pee ‘twelve people, who present eating picture | fe Ufe et the int is | nr L006, comedians; and anearas, ventriloquists; Zazel and Vernon, in a comedy bar fet and MoeCue and Cahill, ballad singer! At Pastor's Gennaro and uy Cigarette Ci ra Bay a roi ipetneal ma ne Har- ‘on, in Instalments;” Ste no | Jarle| ae in 16 ‘Bi 1h ) ten vat Were entertainers, ne Barnum’s “What Ys It,’ was the], Zip, attraction at Hubers Museum, The Eden M Presented a number of new noveltl OOKLYN, > IN Bana May, in "The Schoo) Girl,” was the attraction at the Montauk, —-—, “LITTLE JOHNNY JONES” AT THE NEW YORK, ——_—_——- George ©, ( is Buck on Hroad- way with a New Song Abont Mr, Roston Lawson, “Little Johnny Jones” is back on Broadway again, this time at the New York Thepire, where agile ond melodic | & Geonge M. Cohan and his able assistants last night gave the mmsical comedy to & crowded and delighted house, Mr. Cohan sang a new song, “Tf Mr, Boston Leweon Had His Way,” in which he celpbrated the era of “Frenzied Finance,” Hthel Levy, Truly Shattuck and all the favorites who made this production popular during its stay at thie Liberty Theatre are etil] in the cast, Tom Lewis, as the detective, had the house with him all through last night's performance, The singing and dancing of the entire company is up to the best Broadnay etandard, — BOOBY JACK, “Why are you pouting, Ethel?’’ “Jack said } was beautiful. 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To the American People: My Fa'truary instalment of “Frenzied Finance” in Everybody's Magazine was my “heaviest chapter”—almost entirely free from any of the personal and somewhat sensational features with which the story has abounded and will and must necessarily abound, When it was written—for it was written in the two last days before the maga- zine went to press—the publishers and those of my associates to | ‘whom the’story was read grew “blue”’ and shook their heads in fear lest, with the ‘etonmous edition, 900,000 copies (200,000 increase over last month), there be a falling off in inate 1 insisted 1 knew . the mind of thr naa people, and that they were in such sober, deadly earnest in regard to the work A they would not “kick” at a “slow chapter” when it was absolute) ‘ly necessary for thelr full appre- ciation of the Crimes of Amalgamat To-day came the returns from the country. The of the first twenty-four hours’ sales shows that I was I conech in my hii 1,9, 41, 43, shad, peeeey is January $ BUY BEFORE THE SALE ale January Sale Hrieos Gtop with muh i Strong Fine Muslinse=° oh 7 Long Cloths gg wide sd bah eh ye af, of onr ata st I that the American people are tremendously interested in what la fiving From Central News Company, Philadelphia; ouls News Gompany, Cleveland News News ny and ‘many other poi more” rego on top of their largest orders yet, indl- le are as eager to know the “Magic Jimmy” them, send us cating that the peo; “Trusts” as ‘hey We were to devour the “S| ‘This ativertisement fs my thanks in the work, for from now on my story will crucial paint ‘St mpany, Rhode Island ints comes the “All sold ei ms” crimes, the people for their sup- at t my bristle and bulge with facts so lively that the number of read- ers, must inevitably increase with each ‘Issue until the magazine crosses the 2,000, 00 citcylation line, The March instalment is now on the gay In it begin the real Crimes of Amalgamated, If the Februar: Ls ent was “slow,” the March instalment will be cyclonic, 2 000 copies may not ply the demand. | foresee, but unfortunately, owing to the pub- ti ye! inability ‘to yop faster their mechanical facilities, only 1,000,000 copies can be ‘By the bye, the Wall Street. The “! 0) Lg te Myoung their stocks and bonds into pede is buying, as I told you it must, to maintain its fictitious price structure to the last minute. Note how it is pointing to prices and trying to make you believe my, work. is not Striking home, 1—guess—not. Let me which dazed Wall Strest--$44,000,000. increase in, deposi / point, not to prices, but to Saturday's bank statement, ts; $35,- 000,000 increase in foans,—The people sell stocks, buy: real estate or pu! ‘proceeds in bank; the gen" buy the stocks and borrow the depositors’ money to’ pay for them, SBLL ALL YOUR STOCKS AND BONDS, After you have sold, we will called! see that the “System’s” loans are THOMAS W, LAWSON. 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