The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1908, Page 17

! | The Evening _ “Don Quixote”’ More of a Picture Than a Pleasure, HATEVER may be the outcome of his adveat i W at the Lyric night, Mr. E. H. So.sern has of his achievement as the mad ini i Kecter tn a cert proud ir. Paul n novel by a cert xentleman named Cervantes Tt seems a little Inte to talk about this, and it certainly night before Mr. Sothesn pot turous’ ] talking tt vantes, per a stretch of the ima n was only s after af fation of i worthy effort and it wae really more than that—‘Dox Quixote’ was more of re than a pleasure. lean, far-eyed picture that mado was one not to be} forgotten overnight. The “mak alone was a work of art. The hase sallow face, with its sharp cheektc and narrow forehead, starved rather than fed by tmagination; the tt halr and the thinner whiskerlet; wide eyes glowing with vicions they saw, and figure," with its lean feeble carriage, were and not at all of t nt. You saw in § at you had pened to % erson with 2 wery pa to look tall @nd fifty-odl. And Mr. Sothern’s por @otor very clearly. T epment it was Don of the first Gentle condescension « @mallest part of his \ @ompared with his h nd. Mr. tood for racter marked ved the stages of his port fresthe errors of | Re worid Wally y EB Barto Apriai 9, | OoCeOe 19YUO. FOOD eae :Aa Auto Story with Speed to It if Champion | ie By John Colin Dane. | noe YouR TOBACCO 1S PUNK ! TAKE ‘You DON'T : Peeae: Artis) leant Us IDK Sls - FINODDOOOSDS q DON'T DRA i \N ees BUY ny YOU'RE TALKING WHOOOTH’ x x MY PIPE! THING ABovT! G. W. Dillingham Com | honesty had won. Hfo h a thet yy ANYTHING ELSE ELSEWHERE | ! Beh \ whe) fad (laren Hse FROM THAT My Whose sake he had STORE! 1 way honor and stained his s with blood—would) marry him meant to do, The Reward, But . did ad led him to belleve she not that she had membered how she and contempt, which t night in our work tad had Arnaud in his comings and ome to know of his ad- m for the music-hall singer and ved her first to encourage him, ty tempt him to Als fall. Perhaps | I need not haye wished a more crush+ did not ec saps lishment for* Arnaud than to nat the woman he worshipped Is 1 no lonser a thought for him; yet FRE wos anit e ers, and did wish him NOW ‘TO CLEAN WELL! WHaT DO al ness, Nhe be neal) Saahe tude re ena rere bie Ry aaah ee { as | for & man to suffer that I would not Coe ear es YOb THINK OF Then came a dull have wished aud to suffer, And — ‘ie veeizt dared not bel what the other maa THAT! A MARBLE WAS IN MY PIPE! BABY, YOU LITTLE RASCAL! TOBACCO ! 2 him—t my Maeter was not He was alive, then! jhad fatied cars passed us, thelr drivers 1 tent on their own 8 nothing to them llen by the wayside, fn a blurred way. a sorry me, loc HIGAECKINDAS HG ned a part of every erat rae Falat * had seen others, Flew wonelan andiloan sv ff, and tion the course; It was Gil Bre) cake om sur disaster was not sit 4) been ecrape nobody dreamed of ed for a human » the traitor, and the opted him! It was’ ize that I alone knew that I wae condemng@ 10 had te nolt wish for my if they did they had there was some Mr, Sothern's marred as it was Bhowing the creature Ho to pring his ? Betty Vineent to save him. The re bent over the poured some liquid trom bs ‘en the shut, white ere ee Z 2 LSE TN oae 1 ry algh, but SS OL St TS St tt et ey SAG KSSASH Asse sss foto Sy aaraetal < t auffeur and Gives Barr wv Master was carried across nobite and lald tn the as turned and sroad, for the nd the course Race ON 1 Courtship and “Plarciage PIU a a oo a oa oo a ee ee Sart WER SSO NSS We we ae ae ° ; folder? As the man seams to be desit- | (nought uld be best to withdraw TA, 7 7 sj ¢ ie faithful doit teats not think you would make a mistake a Ravay cai eniintayens But at about th! wp to the fact that Mr given you a rather pal making him less gr @nd perhaps less ap vantes makes him. That however, to make anythi tedious speeches proved in R your The Girl or the Man. = in a moment atill lived they Yo doubt they Sahel A.M. er than tarlans and be atte . ou love aa)71OYG ‘ had bestowed 1 | LIKE very much a young man of | end fea! t no loves you, you ay e ne & n of the aceldent. Still, Ww. my age ang have every reason to 3 to win him, f an Ae o have him taken from lady first.| ] belteve he feels the same. Lately a) Ne loves you he will not turn his Me ether he was dead dr in either case, @vsorption in the character. You al- ° 1 of hers grind of mine told me she loved him, | tention to your friend, even though sho o ring th most forgave him his part In dragging © who will prob: T am very fond of this qirt and aot! loves jilm Too Vous to Lobe. br seo (him|j again) ay, the knight of rueful countenance from i < ye as he vanished trom between the covers of wis greatest only whether as “si : CROAULD GLE (ab GRD romance and burlesque of romance to R fi ti f - 8 Nese and love a girl of ar I had not suffered op mate an wtorn venarnies rie” I Don’t Give Him U efiections of a Bachelor Giri. | seers cong lal nt the operat! as might have teen ex- lon t Give fitm Up. | me, very po} son - would you advise me to do cted, much of the wisdom, humor and Dear Bet niente 1 Batire of the work was lost, Naturally AML uwen end for the past | _By Helen Rowland. Hove | peasnnta But as ft was too big a task for Mr. Kesier to | ten mont ve been keeping S\LIRTING ts the gentle art of making a man fecl pleased with ‘You aro enitrety too | joined by a number of put “the book of humenity” into four Mu y with @ young™man three A man who devotes his y to ambition cuts out pra realaleve Be uel Ceci eis? MR EO acts. The footlights have a way of ae oe 2D) eet Ce out that he has been eating the bread of life without any jam on It but nothing ui for at your sHoWedeaarrsimionk 0 aeons Sek Gone E ; he is well able to suy Matri y is nfor love Tene y your sand bouks should ¢ : had they wished {t, withering green leaves Buckstone es Sancho Panza. | eee ahh Matrimony & our r love; and divorce is am antidote for Your Rare pons lo SEY PATS Heri aaaenacousleecly Aside from Mr. Sothern the company a wite cannot g! matrimo: then you can begin all over again. ,| Your attention. srlinenaants) eel t “Teas y than @id_nothi Jon Quixote.” Actor Intelligence ts not always to be AnSver, as my parents w | No man knows the shock that a woinan receives when she finds that she bas 77, 1 geal pai his Master's absence—he be- felled upon. o Panza of Mr. Rowlars! Buckstone was amusing enough | f my marrying, for they thi | got to live up to standard that is halt angol and halt cook. His Flace to Ash. yu ‘he occasion, pitted and pletorially effective, but it was mercly Buckstonian. It waa acted just as/too young. Would you advise me to) fq man inalets on having his own way, simply insist on his having it ana he pear ne spate owithi tors tis mlstor Mr. Buckstone might act any tor “laughs.” He turned the practical, alow,; give him up or marry him without |i turn around and hack in the other direstion. Eve never offered Adam the 7 AM twenty, and a young man } #25 CE GED Cy eee NE) Qull-witted peasant into a caperine buffoon, robbing him of all common sense and|™y parents’ consent, ae I love him | apple; she merely tad him he GR tae HO a BaIIRGUGHUR OEE Aha RACER ERSTE see wher, ‘ ood edian went the easy way of etage trickery. very dearly and would not like to lose} ‘It’s go easy for a man to get ongaged that he {8 always d{sagrorably sur- it my pl to ask the young) man eaMahs iy feat COE eee id ails Dr uy ieee . + tity | Bm? ©. P. | prised when he finds out how difficult it is to get disengaged. Ia En nped to t Arnaud’s Guilt. Miss Reed as Lucinda and Miss Hammond as Dorothea, both tried to act Mo! one give the man up. If your) If the average husband were half as attentive, solicitious and devoted as his Screen a ee a fe ts and dei Ho accepted all, chattered of his Gulla Marlowe, with painful results, and surely no Spantsh duchess was ever) | ants object only because of your |coachman, there would be fewer scandals of the drawing-room-stahie varity. ors ery ear ead oot we ind his sufferings, and ane quite so undignified as Miss Hanson. ‘After each uct there was singing by “hidden voices.” The orchestra was also ‘under cover, When the play was over the shrubbery vocalists sang something that sounded lke Thank the Lord!’* CHARLES DARNTON, May Manton’s Daily Fashions. 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Send 10 cents {n con or stamps fof each pattern ordered. § | These IMPORTANT—Write your name and address plainly, and al- ways npecity alze wanted. questions about the accident, matic, specious and utterly ton of the catastrophe, which, master Hved and recalled that had really happened, never be contradioted Arnaud under the interested , and having dis- seller was smashed ened, and my less pro- 8 to be Intact unbroken, and 1 outh, cannot you keep up your friend- It's so hard to reform a man when he hasn't any great fault but just a little - in| ewered hip until you have grown a litle | of all of them, Clarence the Cop th you do 50. he will ask, as It !s foaven’s name, | didn’t you do tt 5 to do he'd won| putd me vrice of Betrayal. , too, were “You'd better have houg! re ," es Sige ee hae was furfous to hear him say that the Hie now! ONbUlvete RONEN 1s must have been defective non Waryicadiyabutliisiccaasts cuersnnne place, or the accident could N \ppened, If only K could oA) CNS Blacosbroriisilve wg) have got to the tree before he Jémmed GOOD swiPE sAvhere 1a the field thar 1/0! uw’ brakes and reduced my speed, ] myself?" Bet “ho would not have lved to tell these at fram nope Wen chet work! ts Yvan patore scene of the acol- uth rough to de self,” sneered you do the th steering-wheel of control? e wat of the cross-road had Arnaud that would get of the nelghborhood to tow moe off the track. diagust at 1] enouga that the would be only ls melodrama of dee HES BEATIN’ His CARPET WHIN 1M HANGIN’ UP ME WASH! AND TH'WIND 1S, BLOWIN'ALL THE DIRT THIS WAY VLU RUN HIM IN AND MEBBY GIT i GAD ORS tt tine away ‘i te wil t vuleter, stil safer | ou mean yo It will be pe ee | in a day 0! mi Ren ie) onaee: | you can r a AU to occur, iy, i Mobs © me over to the tender nan who had Inspired HE GOT IN ME WAY y WHEN | Wuz BEATIN) CON EVANES: TRANSFERRED} ie WE TRUN ALL ME “ WASH DOWN INTO, Ay Une Hope!” » Was that the race might vs plan could be care sla Cameron, or fa might lay ht of a relative ntl my future Indeed, there at, if Cecilia Murs | hews, sie would me for Hugh's chery, and quick” mind the accident was would be ready in Hugh's ee THE MuD! be over ed out, and that Si his eye «his head will | | | | I kr stecring Wheel and was thrown news B t—would not anything with you when t ar ran into (hi Re a ERR atun ats tates % tree, Stick to story and you're the mornents, hope died ‘wit safe, whatever happens, You're to get uch down the crossroad eh a huge your 0 ie urt-horse, led by a sullen-10l and by ats interve i, The He miniously , and my fate was and I were some= attached to one an= > nel’ § aste as well ind. despit resistance the | But I sue was in hi myself as heavy and A Rc aLMBNEReUcIaie; thiewont u dly as I could, 1 was compelled. ee to the fgnominy of fovowing at the by two thousand pounds—a clear thou-| great clumsy creature's tall, sand more than (To Be Continued.) ‘a i ) he stood to gain by